Nazareth Resonating Through Time explores the history of Nazareth, Pennsylvania, tying together the tunes of guitars and cars to today's current Nazareth life.
Liz Keptner, director of the Multimedia Innovation Center (MIC) at Penn State Lehigh Valley, won an Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Mid-Atlantic chapter on September 24 in Philadelphia for her producing work.
Lorie Khalil, coordinator of athletic programs and head women’s basketball coach, and Sarah Pasetsky, assistant women’s basketball coach, stressed the importance of getting involved, teamwork and showing discipline, and how those things can be applied to everyday life.
Hiba Moussa and Kaley Ebling, both admissions counselors, reviewed the high school requirements for certain majors, the wide variety in academic options at Penn State and the Penn State admissions requirements.
Bob Wolfe, coordinator of the Corporate Communication degree program, gave an overview of what Corporate Communication is and discussed the importance of brand recognition and creative storytelling.
Liz Keptner, director of the multimedia innovation center, described the multiple resources at the Lehigh Valley campus for students to take advantage of, including the video production studio. She then demonstrated how to use a GoPro camera.
Two students from Lincoln Leadership Academy examine a miniature house made from a 3-D printer during the presentation by Kermit Burley, coordinator of the IST degree program, and Hal Scholz, instructor in engineering and physics. The let the students put their IST and engineering skills to the test by using a 3-D printer during Penn State Engagement Day.
Kermit Burley (Left), coordinator of the IST degree program, answered questions after his presentation with Hal Scholz, instructor in engineering and physics. They focused on careers in IST and engineering.
