This October, Penn State Teaching and Learning with Technology and the College of Agricultural Sciences will team up for a one-day symposium on digital fluency. Registration for the event is open, and it is free to attend.
Siobhan Brooks, learning center coordinator at Penn State Greater Allegheny, received extensive training in policymaking through a fellowship program offered by The Education Policy and Leadership Center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Mac and iOS system administrators and managers come to University Park each summer from all over the world to refine their skills and knowledge at the MacAdmins at Penn State conference. This July, the event celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Nearly 50 Penn State New Kensington students attended the 2019 Leader Launch event organized by the campus' Office of Career Services. The annual conference is a professional development event featuring workshops and a networking dinner with alumni.
A new professional development course from Penn State teaches the best practices in academic advising that faculty and staff can use to assist the more than 82,000 undergraduates at the University.
Five minutes in front of 500 people —one monumental opportunity to turn your innovative teaching and learning idea into a reality. All Penn State faculty and staff are invited to submit ideas in the Open Innovation Challenge.
Free Adobe Collaborative Courses allow Penn State faculty to develop a wide range of digital media skills. Dozens of courses are available in 2019, and enrollment is open now.
Instructional designers and learning design graduate students at Penn State are invited to apply for the 2018-19 Penn State ID2ID program.
The Penn State Alumni Association and Career Services have partnered together to help prepare students for life after campus. Students preparing for graduation and navigating the world of work can benefit from talking candidly with leading employers about professional skills at Success After State.
The Excellence in Management program, a joint offering of Penn State Human Resources and Penn State Executive Programs, is now accepting applications. The registration deadline is May 19.
Applications are now being accepted for fall 2017 enrollment in the online Graduate Certificate in Corporate Accounting (CORAC) offered by Penn State’s Smeal College of Business. This twelve credit-hour certificate program is part of a growing portfolio of professional graduate offerings from Smeal. CORAC is designed for working professionals who seek a strong foundation in accounting.
The Office of Graduate Educational Equity Programs at Penn State is holding a professional development workshop, titled "CAREERS: Exploring Options Afforded by a Penn State Graduate Education," from noon to 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 16 in the Faculty Staff Club Room at the Nittany Lion Inn.
Penn State Berks will offer CREATEiT Learning By Making, a weekly professional development course for educators, from 5-8 p.m. every Wednesday, Sept. 28 to Nov. 30, in the Gaige Technology and Business Innovation Building. In this course, educators will learn how to use Maker tools to stimulate design thinking in students and how to develop a design culture in which exploration and problem-solving are seen as valuable aspects of the classroom community. There is a $225 registration fee, which includes instruction and materials.
“Transitions: Energizing Advising and Student Communities for Change” is the theme of the 15th annual professional development conference on academic advising, scheduled to take place Sept. 30 at The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel on the University Park campus.
New professional development opportunities for Penn State faculty and staff at Commonwealth Campuses are available through Adobe Connect.
