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Passion for chemistry education has guided Eberlein’s volunteer efforts

About 14,000 top high school chemistry students participate in the local level of the Chemistry Olympiad every year. Of those, 900 advance to the national level test. Twenty are selected to spend two rigorous weeks at a study camp in Colorado Springs, Colorado. And four of those top students are chosen to compete internationally. In 2006, one of them was Mike Blaisse, and he credits Penn State Harrisburg Associate Professor of Chemistry Tom Eberlein with helping him get there.
Capitol Campus 1986

Capitol Campus 1986

1986 - Campus gains “college” status; name becomes The Pennsylvania State University at Harrisburg Capital College

1988 - Ph.D. in public administration established first doctorate offered outside of University Park

1989 - Between 1989 and 1994, college academic units received “school” status