A summer internship as video intern with Atlantic Records allows Penn State senior Elise Bingaman to utilize her musical and production interest and skills as she prepares for a career in public relations.
People use a lot of different strategies to handle fear — including avoiding bad news, reappraising the information, contesting the news, or suppressing the fear. Of those strategies, a team of researchers found that suppressing the fear is actually counter-productive. Trying to suppress worries during a health scare, like the recent Zika outbreak, may lead to an ever-intensifying cycle of emotional suppression and fear, according to the researchers.
A critically acclaimed film by a Penn State faculty member that focuses on an effort by World War II aviators to prevent what they viewed as an imminent second Holocaust will screen July 22 at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
Three faculty members recently joined the Institutes of Energy and the Environment (IEE) in three different areas of expertise. Two are in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications, and the other is in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences. This is the first time that IEE has had co-funded faculty in the Bellisario College.
Retired Penn State faculty member Tom Berner, the subject of fierce loyalty, or at least the subject of many fond stories for a couple generations of alumni, remains active a decade and a half into his retirement.
Katie Rowley believes in following and exploring her interests wherever they take her, even if it’s outside of her major. As someone looking to work in sports marketing, she never imagined she would be working with big-name entertainment clients such as the Food Network, Lionsgate, Paramount and Warner Bros. as part of a summer internship.
A 28-year relationship between a Penn State linebacker known around the world and the man who created him comes to an end this week when the fictional character appears as the lead in his latest, and for now last, novel.
Alison Kuznitz’s third-place performance in the national writing championship punctuated a standout year for Penn State as students from the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications finished third overall in the yearlong program.
After completing two internships in the Penn State Hollywood Program, Samantha Lassen believes she's well prepared for her first job in the communications industry.
Alison Kuznitz, a rising senior majoring in journalism and marketing, qualified for the Hearst National Writing Championship, often referred to as “the Pulitzers of college journalism,” in San Francisco from June 3-7.
Matt Harvey is the media relations and marketing intern with the Beloit Snappers, a Class A minor league baseball affiliate of the Oakland Athletics in Beloit, Wisconsin.
With nearly 100 million refugees and displaced persons around the world, a new book by Carleen Maitland, associate professor of information sciences and technology, explores how information and communication technologies are being used to provide humanitarian aid and connect refugees with family and friends.
