Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Elizabeth J. Wright pauses during a gathering of the Gaming Club to snap a selfie with students. Wright launched an Instagram account in 2022 to connect with students and share insight on life as Penn State Hazleton's chancellor.
Assistant Professor of Biology Megan Schall lends guidance to a student researcher in the biology lab at Penn State Hazleton. Schall typically works with several students on undergraduate research every academic year.
Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Elizabeth J. Wright (right) joins students in trying out temporary henna tattoos during a Diwali celebration hosted by the Multicultural Club in November.
Rohan Murphy, interacting with a student at a high school assembly in 2019. Murphy will be featured in the College of Health and Human Development’s 2020 Distinguished Alumni Speaker Series.
A small sampling of the books that are available on the Penn State University Libraries' Libby reading app for March, featuring a Women's History Month virtual display of e-books and audiobooks available for borrowing. Check out these titles about extraordinary women, take a deep dive into issues affecting women, or enjoy a novel with strong women protagonists, by visiting this link.
A small sampling of the books that are available on the Penn State University Libraries' Libby reading app for March, featuring a Women's History Month virtual display of e-books and audiobooks available for borrowing. Check out these titles about extraordinary women, take a deep dive into issues affecting women, or enjoy a novel with strong women protagonists, by visiting this link.
Sean Demczyszyn was among a group of MLT students who toured HNL Lab Medicine in Allentown during a class trip in fall 2022. He'll begin a full-time job there in May.
Sean Demczyszyn, a student at Penn State Hazleton studying medical laboratory technology, is set to begin a full-time job as a medical laboratory technician after he graduates in May.
Robert T. Caccese, director of policy and planning for the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, will be the featured speaker during the campus’ annual George Tseo memorial lecture Friday, March 22.
