Impact

Penn State Abington students majoring in Elementary and Early Childhood Education raised the money to purchase a Buddy Bench at Overlook Elementary School in Abington Township.

The Nittany Lion joins the children at Overlook Elementary School while Penn State Abington students read stories about respect for others.

Penn State Abington and Penn State Berks students work in a mangrove field in Puerto Rico.

Horsham Township Public Works Director Dennis Haggerty and an employee watch the Stormbot's progress on the custom console.

Penn State Abington engineering majors and Horsham Township Public Works employees prepare to release Stormbot into stormwater pipes.

 Distinguished Speaker Series featuring Tarana Burke Streaming of Tarana’s speech will be available Thursday, March 22, at 8:00 p.m. EDT  

A group of Penn State Abington students involved in Alternative Spring Break traveled to Puerto Rico. In addition to visiting historic sites, they worked in the wetlands and learned about the importance of mangroves to the island's ecosystem. Another Alternative Spring Break group spent the week in South Dakota working on a Native American reservation.

Penn State Abington THON dancers Kristen McNamara, Alexandra Yurko, and Megan Weiss with Shane White, Executive Director.

“I think programs like this are especially beneficial to people who are or who want to be in positions of influence. I want to work in public health so this is beneficial to me because I will need to successfully connect with many different people.” Bernard Brutus, senior, Biology