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In
the News
April 17, 2003
Shenango history traced
to before settlers' time
Penn State Shenango is nestled in a valley rich in history,
which once was occupied by the Seneca and Delaware Nations. According
to local historians, before the arrival of settlers in the Shenango Valley,
the Seneca Nation governed the land now occupied by Penn State Shenango.
12
students, graduates
earn NSF Fellowships
National Science Foundation Fellowships have been announced
for 12 Penn State students and graduates.
University
to celebrate
Grand Destiny achievements
The
University community will celebrate the achievements of the seven-year
Grand Destiny capital campaign with several public events at the University
Park campus April 25-26.
University's
fund-raising
performance recognized
The
Council for Advancement and Support of Higher Education (CASE) has named
Penn State one of eight research universities nationally to win highest
recognition for overall fund-raising performance. The award is based on
sustained performance and significant improvement for the three-year period
ending with fiscal 2002.
Proposals
sought for
Public Scholarship courses
The Office of Undergraduate Education seeks proposals from
faculty wishing to develop or enhance courses in which students contribute
directly to community problem-solving through their scholarship and course
assignments.
Faculty
Senate sets
April 22 meeting agenda
The
University Faculty Senate will meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 22, in
112 Kern Graduate Building, University Park.
Shuttle
replica lands
at University Park
Space
Shuttle Blake — a 4/10 scale replica of the space shuttle —
arrived Saturday, April 12, on the University Park campus for Space Day.
PARKING
GUIDE
Changes
coming this spring
to parking structure
Things to keep in mind when
parking at University Park
Residence
hall students to gain
core campus parking this fall
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