Penn State Harrisburg students Mike Lemanowicz, Nick Villa and Tyler Barton took fourth place in the finance case competition at the 2025 FBLA National Leadership Conference.
Penn State Harrisburg students Lily Sapp, Brenna Snavely and Gideon Ruch won second place in the marketing, sales and communications case competition at the 2025 FBLA National Leadership Conference.
Penn State Harrisburg students Anna Granger, Lily Sapp, and Dina Samouel earned 10th place in the business presentation category at the 2025 FBLA National Leadership Conference.
Penn State Harrisburg student Aiden Beiler took first place in the nation in the impromptu speaking category at the 2025 FBLA National Leadership Conference.
Penn State Harrisburg's mens' tennis team celebrates with the United East championship trophy after winning the conference title in 2025. Penn State Harrisburg secured a runner-up finish in the 2024-25 United East Presidents’ Cup standings and claimed the top spot in the men’s standings.
Heidi Haas, assistant teaching professor of communication sciences and disorders at Penn State Harrisburg, demonstrates how to make a sound to children during the Speech Links to Literacy program she runs with Dauphin County Libraries. During the spring semester, two undergraduate students helped her with the program, gaining experience in the field they plan to enter.
The conference featured a poster session during the lunch break, which allowed dozens of researchers and graduate students to present their work, fostering strong engagement with attendees. Joshua Fansler, doctoral candidate in health policy and administration, Sujeong Park assistant professor of health policy and addiction studies at Penn State Harrisburg and SSRI co-funded faculty member, and Makenna Luzenski, incoming doctoral student in development psychology and research study coordinator at Penn State, received the honor of Best Poster at the conference.
