Start on the path to a new and rewarding career with Penn State Hazleton's Practical Nursing program, featuring a convenient campus location and flexible class schedules.
Amazon has partnered with Penn State Hazleton to provide the company's employees with the opportunity to gain new skills on their path to career success by earning credits towards a bachelor's degree, associate degree, or certificate.
By researching and teaching about challenges like global warming, overpopulation, and littering, Penn State Hazleton Professor of Psychology Peter Crabb hopes to inspire students to help make the world a better place.
Eshani Lee's research and own experiences have convinced her that the language used in STEM classes can be a barrier for non-native English-speaking students, so she's examining ways to make exams more accessible to diverse student populations without reducing the difficulty.
Penn State Hazleton's physical therapy assistant program has flourished for more than 30 years, with graduates and current students applauding its reputation, curriculum and accreditation.
Megan Schall has been fond of nature and the environment ever since she was a kid. Now, as an assistant professor of biology, she is passing her passion on to new generations of young people.
Criminal justice majors and other Penn State Hazleton students recently received a glimpse into the inner-workings of the Pennsylvania court and prison systems during a visit from an ex-inmate.
Penn State Hazleton recognized the leadership and academic excellence of more than 100 students during the campus’ annual Academic Achievement Awards on May 5.
Elizabeth J. Wright, associate dean of academic affairs in Penn State’s Office of the Vice President for Commonwealth Campuses and director of academic affairs at Penn State Hazleton, has been named chancellor at Penn State Hazleton. Wright will officially assume her new role on July 1, succeeding Gary M. Lawler, who is retiring after 15 years of dedicated service to Penn State.
Penn State Hazleton Chancellor Gary M. Lawler will serve as speaker for the campus' commencement ceremony on Friday, May 6. Lawler will retire on June 30 after 15 years of leadership as chancellor.