Delilah Jabbour, right, of Penn State Lehigh Valley, presents her project "Invasive Species: The Importance of Scientific Illustrations," posing next to friend and classmate Mikayla Wilkins. This project earned Jabbour second place standing in the Arts and Humanities category. Faculty advisers: Elizabeth R. Flaherty and Karen Kackley-Dutt.
Tobey Field, Fouad Awwad and Ethan Davies, Penn State Lehigh Valley, present "Investigation of Support Options Not Included in Transverse Beam Loading Simulation." Faculty adviser: Tracey Ann Carbonetto.
Rory Rafferty and Ali Naqvi, Penn State Lehigh Valley, present "Heparin’s Potential to Reduce Inflammation in Aortic Endothelial Cells." Faculty adviser: Jacqueline McLaughlin.
Awards were given to the top two research posters in each of four disciplines, with students from Penn State Brandywine, Hazleton, Lehigh Valley, Schuylkill and York taking home first- and second-place wins.
Employees honored for 25 years of service included, from left, Bonnie Sukana, administrative support assistant; and Debra Conway, director of continuing education. They are pictured with Chancellor Gary M. Lawler.
Assistant Teaching Professor of Criminal Justice Daniel Gutierrez, who will retire in June 2022, was honored during the ceremony. He is pictured with Elizabeth J. Wright, director of academic affairs, and Chancellor Gary M. Lawler.
Maggie Gordon Froehlich, associate director of academic affairs and associate professor of English and women’s gender and sexuality studies, was honored for 15 years of service. She is pictured with Chancellor Gary M. Lawler. Valerie Lynn, head librarian; and Danielle Ruggiero, food service worker, are absent from photo.
Employees honored for 20 years of service included, from left, Paul Jaskierski, maintenance worker; Barbara Trainor, janitorial worker; and Susan Bartal, director of strategic communications, with Chancellor Gary M. Lawler. Pamela Black, professor of criminal justice; Semyon Litvinov, professor of mathematics; and Kathleen McGlynn, maintenance worker, are absent from photo.
Employees honored for 10 years of service included, from left, Lori Reno, assistant teaching professor of business, and Karen Stylianides, assistant teaching professor of kinesiology, with Chancellor Gary M. Lawler.
