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On the left is an aerial photo of Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. On the right are photos of graduates Jennie Kriznik and Heather Schubert.

Public health preparedness master's students take on COVID-19-related projects

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Penn State adds new areas of study to its top-10-ranked online MBA

This photo is a satellite image showing wildfires on the east coast of Australia.

Geospatial intelligence helps emergency management teams make better maps

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NSF grant to advance understanding of violent extremists’ online behavior

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Marine Corps Reserve officer remains competitive through Penn State World Campus

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Penn State adds two new graduate certificates in homeland security portfolio

Dan Steiner

Geospatial intelligence students boost careers with online program

Abiodun Awoyemi

Penn State student hopes to improve Nigeria's emergency management systems

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Penn State expands homeland security graduate program with two new offerings

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Penn State Harrisburg to present 9/11 panel discussion

Dr. Peter Forster, associate dean for online and professional education at Penn State’s College of Information Sciences and Technology (IST), has received a recognition from Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary John Kelly.

Homeland Security recognizes IST professor for combating extremism

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Farnsworth receives 2017 Michael P. Murphy Award in Geospatial Intelligence

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Army captain balanced military training, deployment while completing his degree

Linda Wackerman

Navy admiral turns to Penn State World Campus to help serve country

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Poll shows majority of Pennsylvanians view homeland security positively

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