Winners from the 2018 Council for Retail and Sales Collegiate Competition held at the Lehigh Valley campus posed for a photo after the award ceremony. The 2019 CRS Collegiate Competition will be held Oct. 17.
Chancellor Tina Q. Richardson discusses Penn State Lehigh Valley's commitment to educational opportunity, work-based learning and strengthening connections between education and industry as part of a video series focused on the chancellors of Penn State's Commonwealth Campuses.
Chancellor Tina Q. Richardson has led Penn State Lehigh Valley since 2015, helping expand educational opportunity, strengthen community partnerships and advance initiatives that support entrepreneurship and workforce development across the region.
For Chancellor Tina Q. Richardson, education has the power to transform lives, families and communities. Drawing on her own experiences and her passion for work-based learning, Richardson reflects on Penn State Lehigh Valley's role in connecting students with opportunity through strong partnerships with employers, entrepreneurs and community leaders. Her message is clear: When academics and industry work together, students, businesses and communities all benefit.
Penn State Lehigh Valley’s art collection was recently added to the College of Arts and Architecture's digital archives to support the documentation of art acquisition and expand access to artwork across the University.
Competitors and judges at the fourth annual LaunchBox Ladies Pitch Competition, along with Cindy Evans, director of the Lehigh Valley LaunchBox; Denise Ogden, event host and professor of marketing; Tina Richardson, Penn State Lehigh Valley chancellor; and Tiffany Valdes-Madera, business development coordinator.
