Alexis Davidson explains her engineering and physical sciences research to Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Peter Hopsicker at Penn State Altoona's 22nd annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Fair on Saturday, April 13.
Alexis Dell explains her engineering and physical sciences research to Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Peter Hopsicker at Penn State Altoona's 22nd annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Fair on Saturday, April 13.
Erin Murphy, professor of English at Penn State Altoona, has published her latest book of poetry, “Fluent in Blue.”
“Fluent in Blue,” published by Grayson Books, was also named a finalist for Ohio University’s Hollis Summers Poetry Prize, the Alice James Award sponsored by Alice James Books, and the Word Works Books Washington Prize.
Penn State Altoona students Jazzmine McCauley, Ziwei (Will) Lin, Ray Ncube, Lam Vo, and Katelyn Kurtz standing next to their first-place poster, “Building Bridges with Pennsylvania State Police: An Assessment of Community Outreach,” and Trooper Joe Dunsmore, keynote speaker of the 2024 Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Justice Educators conference.
Penn State Altoona students Jazzmine McCauley, Ziwei (Will) Lin, Ray Ncube, Lam Vo, and Katelyn Kurtz standing next to their first-place poster, “Building Bridges with Pennsylvania State Police: An Assessment of Community Outreach,” and Trooper Joe Dunsmore, keynote speaker of the 2024 Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Justice Educators conference.
