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Penn State engineering student Steven Bollendorf at Penn State Sports Analytics Conference

Scholar brings 'Moneyball' analysis to the ice

5/17/18

Steven Bollendorf, a 2018 Penn State graduate, took first prize for his poster at the University's Sports Analytics Conference, which examined how data can help ice hockey teams and players improve their efficiency.

Outstanding Thesis

Black selected as 2018 Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis Award winner

5/16/18

Penn State University Libraries presented the 2018 Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis award and two finalists to Schreyer Scholars Benjamin Black, Sumit Pareek and Nicholas Capri, who received their awards in a May 3 ceremony. The annual competition included a review of the submitted theses by a faculty jury and a public oral presentation by the three finalists.

Miranda Holmes and two friends hiking in Germany

Fellowship Features: Alumna incorporates experience onto canvas

5/11/18

Miranda Holmes, of State College, is a Fulbright Student studying painting at the University of the Arts in Berlin, Germany. Holmes graduated from Penn State in 2017 with a degree in fine arts from the College of Arts and Architecture and a minor in French and Francophone studies from the College of the Liberal Arts. She is also a Schreyer Scholar.

Liberal Arts 2018 student marshals head shots

College of the Liberal Arts selects spring 2018 student marshals

5/4/18

At Penn State's May 5 spring commencement ceremony, 22 students will represent the College of the Liberal Arts as student marshals. Approximately 1,500 undergraduates will receive their degrees at the event, which will be live streamed beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Stephanie Springer history student marshal

Paterno Fellow selected as history student marshal

5/3/18

When Stephanie Springer saw the Liberal Arts student marshal posters hanging in the hallways of Sparks Building each year, she had always hoped that she would be selected as one as a senior. This year, that dream came true when Springer was selected to represent all history majors as the department’s student marshal.

Photo of Smeal spring 2018 student marshal Caleb Kwok.

Kwok named spring 2018 Penn State Smeal student marshal

5/1/18

The Penn State Smeal College of Business has named Caleb Kwok, who will graduate Summa Cum Laude with a 4.0 GPA in finance, as the student marshal for spring 2018. Kwok selected Greg Pierce, instructor of finance, as his faculty escort.

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