From left to right: Samantha Beebe, Nick Rossi, Wade Shumaker, Andjela Kaur, Amy Kuntz, Julie Meyer, Sara Davis, Elizabeth Nelson. Team member missing from the photograph: Ben Hammel.
From left to right: Samantha Beebe, Nick Rossi, Wade Shumaker, Andjela Kaur, Amy Kuntz, Julie Meyer, Sara Davis, Elizabeth Nelson. Team member missing from the photograph: Ben Hammel.
Two Penn State Lehigh Valley professors, Andjela Kaur and Samantha Beebe, are collaborating with a team of Penn State experts to begin the production of an interactive online book, "Adventures in Disability Culture." The production, which will last through May 2026, is supported by a Penn State University Libraries Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT) Fellowship.
Murtaza Jaffer, Penn State alumnus, founder and owner of EBC Printing & Signs in Allentown will be the featured speaker at Penn State Lehigh Valley's 2025 spring commencement ceremony.
Penn State Lehigh Valley (PSU-LV)’s spring 2025 commencement will be held on May 10 at 10:30 a.m. with alumnus Murtaza Jaffer, class of 2002, founder and owner of EBC Printing & Signs in Allentown, as the featured speaker. The event will be held outdoors, rain or shine, on the PSU-LV campus.
Students in Tracey Carbonetto and Alison Bonner’s Engineering Design 100 class at Penn State Lehigh Valley examine steel production at SteelStacks and the Hoover Mason Trestle in South Bethlehem.
"A Fly on the Wall, A Story Untold: Objects Imbued with the Human Soul," an exhibit featuring a selection of pieces from Vincent DiCicco’s private folk art collection, will be on display at the Ronald K. De Long Gallery at Penn State Lehigh Valley from Feb. 10 to April 26.
"A Fly on the Wall, A Story Untold: Objects Imbued with the Human Soul," an exhibit featuring a selection of pieces from Vincent DiCicco’s private folk art collection, will be on display at the Ronald K. De Long Gallery at Penn State Lehigh Valley from Feb. 10 to April 26.
More than 40 students in Tracey Carbonetto and Alison Bonner’s Engineering Design 100 class at Penn State Lehigh Valley got a firsthand look at the Lehigh Valley facility that fueled an entire industry.
The soulful, down-home spirit of American folk art will be on display at Penn State Lehigh Valley’s Ronald K. De Long Gallery this spring. The exhibition runs Feb. 10-April 26 in the gallery’s new first-floor location on the Lehigh Valley campus.
