new faculty
new faculty
Department of Health Policy and Administration welcomes new instructor
7/25/18
Karen Kent has joined the Department of Health Policy and Administration faculty as an instructor in the Master of Health Administration programs.
College of Engineering welcomes new faculty, continues expansion
8/25/16
The College of Engineering proudly welcomes the new faculty members who have joined Penn State for the 2016-17 academic year.
College of Engineering continues expansion with 20 new faculty members
8/25/15
The Penn State College of Engineering welcomed 20 new faculty members at the start of the fall 2015 semester. The incoming cohort is part of the college's vision for growth that aligns with the strategic goals and objectives outlined in the college's current strategic plan.
Three new faculty members join civil and environmental engineering
8/21/15
Penn State’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering added three new faculty members this semester.
Program responds to social media's growing influence in hospitality industry
10/15/14
The School of Hospitality Management understands the impact Facebook “likes” and Twitter “retweets” can have on a brand. That’s why the school hired Brian Cliette to teach a new course focusing on successful social media marketing techniques for the hospitality field.
Lehigh Valley campus announces new faculty appointments
9/10/13
Penn State Lehigh Valley announced seven full-time appointments to its faculty.
Penn State Fayette welcomes six new faculty members
9/14/10
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus welcomes six new faculty members to its campus community: Debra Browell, joined the Nursing Department as an instructor; Abiola Fanimokun, is an assistant professor of business; the new Physical Therapist Assistant Program welcomes Stacy Sekely, program coordinator and instructor; and Pamela Pologruto, clinical coordinator and instructor; Richard Phelps is on board as an instructor of mining technology and James Precht is an assistant professor of history.
Johannes Fedderke joins School of International Affairs
8/24/10
As a native of rural South Africa during the Apartheid era, Professor Johannes Fedderke observed the stunning disparity in wealth between different groups of people. He remembers being a child and asking, "why are some people and regions wealthy and others not?"
"It's the most fundamental question of economics and an obvious one to ask," he said. His curiosity led to a distinguished career as an economist and ultimately to Penn State University, where he has joined the faculty of the School of International Affairs. He will teach Multi-Sector Quantitative Analysis, a core curriculum class that focuses on interpreting empirical data, as well as International Economics: Principles, Policies, and Practices.
Penn State Fayette welcomes five new faculty members
10/8/09
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus welcomes five new faculty members to its campus community: Larry Grayson is the new program coordinator for Mining Technology; Lindsey Jones has joined the campus's English department; Michael Ridenour Jr. joined the faculty as a business instructor; Bohdan Schatschneider is a chemistry professor; and Lawrence Udeigwe is instructing mathematics courses.
College of IST welcomes new faculty members
7/1/09
The College of Information Sciences and Technology has two new additions to its faculty: John Hill and Ed Glantz.
School of Law announces new faculty appointments
4/9/09
Penn State's Dickinson School of Law is pleased to welcome the following distinguished law professors to its full-time faculty beginning this summer:
Shenango welcomes new students and faculty for fall semester
8/19/08
Penn State Shenango will begin its 43rd year in the Shenango Valley when it opens its doors to new and returning students on Monday, Aug. 25. In addition to its students, the campus also will welcome three new faculty members. Brandi L. Baros, assistant professor of biology; Brian R. Patt, instructor in information, sciences and technology; and Timothy R. Brundrett, instructor in sociology, will join the Penn State faculty for the fall semester.