Chancellor Tina Q. Richardson hosted 12 international students from China at her home on Oct. 4 for a dinner to welcome them to Penn State Lehigh Valley. Richardson spoke to the students about what an integral part of campus they are and how their experiences help make the campus community what it is. Other campus attendees included: Interim Director of Academic Affairs Douglas Hochstetler and his wife Heidi; Director of Student Affairs Tom Dubreuil; Director of Enrollment Management Denise O'Neill; and Northeast Regional Global Education Coordinator and International Student Adviser Angela Jeon-Huh.
In April 2018, Ealy, Yazgi and Abouomar (from left to right) spent a Friday afternoon at the Lehigh Valley campus using fluorescence spectrometry to assess the binding affinity of different molecules to RBP. To measure the fluorescence, they utilized a micro cuvette for the chemicals as part of their wet bench research. Binding of a molecule to the protein occurs when there is no more fluorescence.
For more than 10 years, Julie Ealy, associate professor of chemistry at Penn State Lehigh Valley, has worked on in-depth chemistry research with undergraduate students, providing a valuable opportunity that most college students do not get to experience.
The Penn State Lehigh Valley chapter of the Blue & White Society, the student branch of the Penn State Alumni Association, hosted a Blue & White Society Bash on Sept. 27 at the Lehigh Valley campus. Students celebrated their school spirit and enjoyed fun activities.
Penn State Oktoberfest at Dunderbaks at the Lehigh Valley Mall is an annual tradition where Penn Staters gather for German food, a pint of beer or soft drink and camaraderie. Proceeds benefit the Alumni Society First Year Scholarship Fund.
In April 2018, Ealy, Yazgi and Abouomar (from left to right) spent a Friday afternoon at the Lehigh Valley campus using fluorescence spectrometry to assess the binding affinity of different molecules to RBP. To measure the fluorescence, they utilized a micro cuvette for the chemicals as part of their wet bench research. Binding of a molecule to the protein occurs when there is no more fluorescence.
Ealy (center) attended and walked at the Penn State Berks commencement ceremony in May 2018 to celebrate with Yazgi and Abouomar. Ealy served as Yazgi’s Schreyer Scholar Thesis supervisor.
