Larry Asu, a native of Sarawak, Malaysia, has lived in the United States for nine years. He holds a bachelor's degree in human resource development from University Malaysia Sarawak and a 2014 master of education in training and development from Penn State, and currently is the supply chain learning manager at The Hershey Company.
The newest class of deputy sheriffs will graduate from the Pennsylvania Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff Education and Training Program, thanks to the collaboration between the University and the state on Friday, Dec. 17.
A research project, supported by a grant from the PA Department of Community & Economic Development’s Manufacturing PA Innovation Program, creates opportunities for a faculty member, student, and local business owner.
Mary Zaborskis, assistant professor of American studies and gender studies at Penn State Harrisburg, received an honorable mention in the National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) “Feminist Formations” Paper Award.
The bachelor of science in criminal justice has been offered online for 15 years in partnership with Penn State Harrisburg’s School of Public Affairs and Penn State World Campus.
Vahid Motevalli, director of the School of Science, Engineering, and Technology at Penn State Harrisburg, has been selected as secretary and treasurer of the board of directors of the American Society of Engineering Education's Engineering Research Council.
Shirley Clark, professor of environmental engineering in Penn State Harrisburg’s School of Science, Engineering and Technology, and Erin Letavic, a 2011 graduate of the master of environmental engineering program at Penn State Harrisburg, have been appointed by Gov. Tom Wolf as the Pennsylvania representatives to the Chesapeake Bay Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee.
Kaylee Fuller, who will graduate this fall with a bachelor of arts degree in communications, comes from a family of Penn State fans and Penn State Harrisburg graduates. She always knew she would continue the family tradition but wanted to make sure her academic journey gave her the opportunity for “creative freedom and the ability to express herself.” She found that in Penn State Harrisburg’s School of Humanities.
