Photo
Gallery
Penn State Intercom......March
29 , 2001
Jeff Helwig, primary instructor
for control techniques,
demonstrates a combination wrist and knee maneuver that will hold a
suspect until help arrives. Helwig was teaching sheriff deputies as
part of their intensive law enforcement training provided by the University's
Justice and Safety Institution the University Park campus.
Photo: Greg Grieco
It's chilly in there
Michelle Dzyak,
archives assistant, files an old film for safe keeping in the audio/visual
cold storage facility in the basement of Paterno Library on the University
Park campus. For information about the University Libraries Department
of Preservation, check the Web at http://www.libraries.psu.edu/iasweb/preservation/.
Photo: Greg Grieco
Gerald Lang, professor
of photography and director of the Digital Photography Studio on the University
Park campus, helps direct one of his student shoots in the studio. "The
Digital Photography Studio, Student Photographs," contemporary images
created through digital technology, is on display through May 20 in the
Candace and Patrick E. Malloy III Diversity Studies Room, 109 Pattee Library
on the University Park campus. The photos are from classes taught by Lang,
and present the current evolution of photo technology. For information
about the exhibit, call (814) 865-0401.
Photo: Greg Grieco
"Les Miserables," Victor
Hugo's sweeping story of revolutionary France, returns to Eisenhower Auditorium
on the University Park campus. Performances of the musical are scheduled
for 8 p.m. Friday, March 29, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, March 31, and 2 and
7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 1. For ticket information, call (814) 863-0255.
The exhibit "Everyday Use," is a collection of paintings by Helen Klebesadel, associate professor of art at Lawrence University in Appleton Wi. These watercolors are naturalistic representations of quilts. Klebesadel's exhibit is a tribute to the women in her family who presented their creative voices to the world through their needles and cloth.
Network administrator Phil Pruszko reviews the process while electronic file room entry person Tracey Shilling scans applications into the Admissions imaging system.
Eileen Wheeler, assistant
professor of agricultural engineering, examines test plants in a greenhouse.
Wheeler has been involved in research about the role wetlands play in
reducing odors from hog manure.
Photo: Greg Grieco
Is it really that warm out?
It's probably still a bit too
cold for shorts, but that didn't stop undergraduate student Tom Hays
from donning some summer gear and setting up his lawn chair on University
Park's Old Main lawn to do some studying and catch some rays, above.
Below, Jennifer Martz, a junior in elementary education, also took advantage
of a sunny day to read the paper on the Old Main steps. More than 11,900
newspapers are read each day by students systemwide, thanks to the Newspaper
Readership Program. The program offers free newspapers to all students
living both on- and off- campus at 20 locations with undergraduate programs.
Photos: Greg Grieco
