Penn State Facilities Engineering Institute (PSFEI) has announced schedule information for its 2017-18 Visible Emissions Training Program. Casually known as “Smoke School,” the program is designed for individuals who want to become certified in areas of air pollution prevention, technology, regulation, measurement and science.
The Teen Summer Pathway Programs are new offerings from Penn State Lehigh Valley’s Summer Youth Programs that give local high school students the chance to engage in hands-on exploration of Penn State majors.
A new art exhibit will be a site-specific installation at Ronald K. De Long Gallery. “DIGEST: Daisuke Shintani & Atsuko Tajima,” will run Aug. 24 to Oct. 17 at the gallery, with an artist reception from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sept. 7 at Penn State Lehigh Valley. Both the reception and the exhibit are free and open to the public.
The Penn State Lehigh Valley Summer Youth Camps were held July 10-14. This year the one-week, half-day camps included writing, visual arts, Lego engineering, math, computer programming, video production and more.
The Trajectory Heart sculpture has been built and is now traveling around the Lehigh Valley. Students, artists and the community have worked together on this project all month.
Penn State Lehigh Valley will host the inaugural WE ARE Lehigh Valley Homecoming Week during the week of Sept. 19. Events for alumni, students and the community will take place on campus and around the Lehigh Valley.
Twenty future science leaders from the Bosch STEEM CareerLinking Academy came to Penn State Lehigh to learn about science, technology, engineering, environment and math.
The Teen Entrepreneurship Summer Challenge was held from June 19 to June 30 and gave students the opportunity to experience life as an entrepreneur. The event culminated in a pitch competition on June 29 at the Lehigh Valley campus where students presented their ideas for new businesses.
