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In
the News
January 16, 2003
Leadership Centre County counts many
from University among its graduates
Penn
State has been a substantial part of the Leadership Centre County equation
since its inception in 1991. Some 100 of the program's 367 graduates,
or about 27 percent, have been University employees. Sixteen in the current
class have some sort of University affiliation ranging from management
to staff assistants.
University
establishes
Employee Assistance Fund
The
University has established an employee special assistance fund designed
to provide financial support for faculty and staff facing a wide range
of personal or family hardships.
Expanded
benefits information is
now accessible on the Web
Employees
are now able to access more of their benefits information online, thanks
to a new, secure Web site from the Employee Benefits Division.
Completed
Nittany Parking Deck
addition open for business
The
new sections of the Nittany Parking Deck on the University Park campus
opened Jan. 8. The opening of the renovated deck means some changes for
those using the facility.
Achieving
Women
nominations sought
The Commission for Women is seeking to recognize women
who have achieved and excelled at Penn State and in their communities.
New
Kensington seeks
campus executive officer
The Commonwealth College invites applications and nominations
for the position of campus executive officer (CEO) at Penn State New Kensington.
Grants
totaling $1 million to benefit
University's medical projects
The grants benefit the
Department of Bioengineering, the Department of Chemistry and Hershey
Medical Center.
Director
sought for
Morgan Academic
Support Center
The
vice provost for Undergraduate Education and International Programs announces
a national search for the director for the Morgan Academic Support Center
for Student-Athletes (MASCSA). The position will become available April
1, in connection with the impending retirement of Diana Kenepp.
Shortlidge
Road
closed through August
A portion of Shortlidge Road on the University Park campus
will be closed to all traffic until mid-August as construction begins
on the supporting pier for the overhead pedestrian bridge between the
new Chemistry and Life Sciences buildings on the University Park campus.
Tune
in or log on for official
closing, delay information
The new year began much the same way the old year ended
throughout the state -- with snow falling.
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