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About Retirement

WHO WE ARE

The Retired Faculty/Staff Club meets six times a year to:

  • Connect Penn State retirees to each other and to the University,
  • Promote fellowship,
  • Further the general welfare of the membership, and
  • Advance matters of mutual interest to programs of Penn State University

WHAT WE DO

  • Bimonthly meetings with a social time, refreshments and program
  • Annual banquet with entertainment in May
  • Annual picnic in September
  • Volunteer opportunities for the University and the community
  • Provide members with retiree benefits information
  • Publish periodic newsletters to keep members informed
  • Retiree Assistance fund has given over $25,000 in emergency funds to retirees and spouses
  • Student Emergency Aid fund was recently established to help needy students

MEMBERSHIP

  • All Penn State University retirees and/or their spouses are eligible for membership
  • Only those who join and pay dues are considered members
  • Dues cover mailing costs of meeting notices and the newsletter, Post Script

HOW TO JOIN

Dues are $15 for three years (Dues are due in July)
To join send $15 and the following information to the address below

Download the Application Form

A LITTLE HISTORY

Through the efforts of Professor Francis J. Tschan, we started in 1947 as the "Retired Staff Club of The Pennsylvania State College." Early meetings were held at the University Club, Centre Hills Country Club, and the Hetzel Union Building. We currently have more than 1000 members. As in the past, we work closely with the Penn State Office of Human Resources. In 1992 we joined the Big Ten University Retirees Association, sharing information and programs.