MCKEESPORT, Pa. — During the 2018 Fall semester, Penn State Greater Allegheny launched a digital fluency project, providing an Apple iPad and Logitech Crayon to campus community members (faculty, staff and students).
MCKEESPORT, Pa. – Jerry Pastories’ life nearly ended before it got started. Shortly after enlisting in the Army, doctors discovered a brain tumor. Complications from the procedure left Pastories partially paralyzed and blind.
“I looked over at the technician who was giving me this information, and he was in tears. I said, ‘Let’s do this thing because if all I have is six months, I don’t want to spend a minute of it sitting around here crying about it with you.’”
Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving back. This year Penn State Greater Allegheny is participating in the campaign by raising funds for the Crossing Bridges Summit.
The Crossing Bridges Summit is a signature program of the campus as students, faculty and staff engage with community members to address racial divides in the Mon Valley region.
Are you interested in Penn State? WE ARE here to help! Join us on Saturday, October 20, 2018 for our Penn State Day (Open House). Learn what we have to offer, from our academic programs to extracurricular activities. Experience what it means to be a Penn Stater on our campus. Learn more here.
MCKEESPORT, Pa. — Penn State Greater Allegheny hosted an event on Tuesday, Sept. 11, to announce the start of its newest initiative, the Digital Fluency Project.
The STEM Experience Day Event that was originally scheduled for Saturday, September 15th has been postponed. This event is now rescheduled for Thursday, March 14, 2019, otherwise known as Pi Day! Please feel free to contact us via email at psuga@psu.edu or phone at 412-675-9010 for more information.
On Tuesday, August 28th, Penn State Greater Allegheny welcomed a few fresh faces to campus. Goats At Greater Allegheny, or project GAGA, is a new initiative aiding in the continued growth of our regional sustainability efforts.
Landscaping with goats, better known as “goatscaping”, is designed to help clear the overgrown areas and hillsides. The fenced-in area will move throughout campus grounds, allowing the goats to chomp their way through overgrown and invasive terrain.
Penn State Greater Allegheny’s Biobehavioral Health program is transforming classroom learning with the help of modern technology. Through the university’s Teaching and Learning with Technology REACH (Re-Imagine, Engage, Align, CHange) Initiative, Greater Allegheny’s Dr. Kristal Tucker, Assistant Professor of Biology, and her colleague Dr.
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Digital fluency helps student conduct research on proteins.
MCKEESPORT, Pa. — During the 2018 Fall semester, Penn State Greater Allegheny launched a digital fluency project, providing an Apple iPad and Logitech Crayon to campus community members (faculty, staff and students).