SASD Behrend
High school students and their families have four opportunities to Spend a Summer Day at Penn State Behrend.
SASD York
Propsective students and their families can learn more about Penn State and Penn State York during the Spend a Summer Day or Evening programs in July.
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A student tour guide led a group past the Old Main bell during one of many tours on Penn State's University Park campus during the 2011 Spend a Summer Day program on July 27. Spend a Summer Day is a campus open house for prospective first-year students and their families to learn about admissions, academics and student life at Penn State.
Alumni Tour Guides
Alumni tour guides Sam Seltzer, far left, and Marti Duffy, far right, provide information to Spend A Summer Day visitors Teresa Shock, center left, and daughter Lynne, center right. For more photos, click on the image above.
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Visit Penn State York during the Spend a Summer Day or Evening program and learn more about what the University has to offer.
Still Life SASD HUB
For more photos of Spend A Summer Day at Penn State, click on the image above.
Still Life SASD Mother Daughter
Kyra Swick and her mother, Becca, came from Maryland to attend Spend a Summer Day because of the kinesiology department and the fencing program. Both said that Penn State had shot to the top of their list of schools for several reasons, including the quality of student-athlete programs and the beauty of the campus.
Still Life SASD HUB Tour
Prospective students and their parents toured the HUB-Robeson Center and various other parts of campus during University Park's Spend a Summer Day program.
Still Life SASD Q&A
Prospective students and their families attend a question-and-answer session with a panel of current Penn State students. This is one of several sessions planned for Spend A Summer Day.
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Penn State University Park expects to attract 13,000 participants including 4,800 prospective students during the 2007 Spend a Summer Day events over two weeks.
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Krista Sanelli had some questions for the student panel about the student community and foreign language studies.
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The sign says it all as it greets friends and families to Alumni Hall.
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Friends and family members seemed as eager as the students to begin exploring their options and opportunities at Penn State.
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Anthony D'Augelli, associate dean of undergraduate programs and outreach in the College of Health and Human Development, offered Summer Day visitors highlights about the college, several faculty members and their highly regarded research.
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During a quick break from what amounts to several miles of walking backwards as they lead Spend a Summer Day campus tours, student volunteers take a photo opportunity with the Nittany Lion.
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The Nittany Lion and a student volunteer escort a group of prospective Penn State students and families to the HUB-Robeson Center so they can check in at the start of Spend a Summer Day at University Park, which runs through Aug. 8 this year. (For Spend a Summer Day details at other Penn State locations, go to admissions.psu.edu/sasd... Read more ›
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At the registration area Trevor Maples and his father, Fred, receive program materials and directions to college presentation sites across the campus.
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Ed Escalet, director of minority admissions, explains that the University's 20 undergraduate locations and more than 160 majors offer a wide selection of sizes, studies and settings, so students can get a "tailor-made" education at Penn State.
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Penn State students Danielle Kukwa, Megan Francis, Cathlin Ting and Greg Baher field questions during the student panel presentation in the HUB-Robeson Center's Heritage Hall.
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In Alumni Hall, Kyra Swick and her mother, Becca, review the Spend a Summer Day schedule. They were drawn from Maryland to Penn State because of the kinesiology department and the fencing program. Both said that Penn State had shot to the top of their list of universities for several reasons, including the quality of student-athlete programs and facilities and the beauty of the campus.
Saturday, September 18, 2021
