Nutrient pollution is a major issue affecting water quality around the world: the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency names it “one of America's most widespread, costly and challenging environmental problems.” The Chesapeake Bay, with some 64,000 square miles of land draining into a shallow, narrow body of water just 200 miles long, is in some respects a worst-case scenario. Over the last ten years, Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences has taken a lead role in solving this problem.
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Move-In at Penn State Harrisburg
Dr. John M. Mason Jr., who was recently appointed chancellor of Penn State Harrisburg, poses with his wife, Michelle, daughter, Meghan, and the Nittany Lion during move-in.