Penn State Hazleton corporate communication major Gretchen Pucklavage presented original research at the Eastern Communication Association’s James C. McCroskey and Virginia P. Richmond Undergraduate Scholars Conference in March.
Inductees honored during the ceremony were (from left) Young Nam, Sean Demczyszyn, Matthew Greenfield, Bruce Herman, Riley Savonne, Amie Yenser and Michele Foust.
Penn State Hazleton corporate communication major Gretchen Pucklavage recently attended a conference hosted by the oldest professional communications association in the country, where she presented research exploring societal influences on male communication patterns.
Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Elizabeth J. Wright (rear row, first from left) and first-year student Dylan Riofrio-Pine (first row, first from left) volunteered as mentors for Hazleton Integration Project students learning to ski this winter at Jack Frost and Big Boulder ski resorts.
Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Elizabeth J. Wright (rear row, first from left) and first-year student Dylan Riofrio-Pine (first row, first from left) volunteered as mentors for Hazleton Integration Project students learning to ski this winter at Jack Frost and Big Boulder ski resorts.
A collaboration between Penn State Hazleton, the Hazleton Integration Project and Vail Resorts provided a group of high school students with free ski trips that helped them build their skills and confidence.
Celebrating retirements in 2024 are (left) Barbara Brazon, associate teaching professor of information sciences and technology and coordinator of information technology program; and (right) Rosemarie Petrilla, teaching professor of physical therapy and coordinator of physical therapist assistant program. Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Elizabeth J. Wright is pictured center.
Absent from the photo were Peter Crabb, professor of sociology; and Lisa Hartz, information resources and services support specialist;
