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STEM

Lynnicia Massenburg

Eberly College of Science grad student is both an academic and an activist

Beams of blue light shine out from a laser made of two optical lenses. Two similar lenses are on either side of the laser, and the entire image is tinted blue.

Hands-on curriculum to electrify undergraduate engineering

Man looking into microscope

Penn State-led group makes STEM recommendations to Biden administration

An illustration showing a living room overlaid with various icons relating to energy use and technology in the home.

From secondary teachers to architectural engineering researchers

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Engineering science student receives Acoustical Society of America award

A girl wearing a sweatshirt and large headphones smiles and raises her hand in front of a laptop.

Electrical engineering and computer science camps for girls offered this summer

Amanda Smith

New K-12 engagement position focuses on partnerships between Penn State, schools

STEM Panel York

STEM Women in Leadership Panel to feature local leaders

Chester County 4-H Robotics Club member is ‘Kid of the Year’ finalist

Sydney Gibbard

Schreyer Scholar helping to nurture young students' interest in STEM

Engineering associate dean and alumna recognized for their contributions in STEM

Berks Engineering Ahead program

Engineering Ahead bridges gap for incoming students

A Black student sitting with one elbow on the table studying

Sorry, Einstein: Hard workers may make better role models than geniuses

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Penn State Lehigh Valley hosts groundbreaking ceremony for expansion

Reading High students to learn about engineering at Berks

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