Lori J. Bechtel-Wherry named Chancellor and Dean Fellow Penn State Altoona faculty and staff come together to celebrate Lori J. Bechtel-Wherry being named Chancellor and Dean in 2005. View Photo
Lost Bird Millbrook-1.jpg The Heath Hen - originally found from Maine to Virginia - can be found at the Millbrook Marsh Nature Center in State College. View Photo
Lost Bird Hintz.jpg The Labrador Duck, which became extinct in 1875, can be found at the Hintz Family Alumni Center at Penn State University Park. View Photo
Lost Bird Arboretum-1.jpg A flash of yellow and emerald green, the Carolina Parakeet was called “puzzi la née” (head of yellow) by the Seminole tribe. It can be found at The Arboretum at Penn State on the University Park campus. View Photo
Lost Bird Altoona.jpg The great auk, which was a large flightless seabird found in the North Atlantic Ocean, can be found at the Penn State Altoona Reflecting Pond. View Photo
Lost Bird SCEC-2.jpg The passenger pigeon — once considered the most abundant bird on earth — can be seen at Shaver's Creek Environmental Center. View Photo
