Pictured in front, left to right, are Associate Professor of Economics Evelyn Wamboye and Career Services Coordinator Anna Akintunde, with students Cortney Hedlund, Cintia Zwick, Lisa Sargent, and Austin Sabatucci.
In back, left to right, are students Cathy Provost and Saisree Medapally.
The group captured this photo at Neptune Fountain, in front of Rotes Rathaus (the city hall in Berlin). The Roman god Neptune is in the center. The four women around him represent the four main rivers of Prussia at the time the fountain was constructed in 1891.
A group of six honors students from Penn State DuBois seized a unique opportunity to bolster their education through international travel this spring. Following the close of the academic year, a faculty coordinator for the honors program, Associate Professor of Economics Evelyn Wamboye, along with Career Services Coordinator Anna Akintunde, oversaw the students on the trip to Berlin, Germany.
Student Athlete Kristy Hanes received the John S. Egli Award at this year's PSUAC awards dinner. Left to right are Chancellor M. Scott McBride, Athletic Director Ken Nellis, Hanes, Kristy's father Carl Hanes, and grandmother, Jean Petteruci, and Coach Pat Lewis.
Penn State DuBois student-athlete Kristy Hanes closed out her collegiate athletic career by receiving the John S. Egli Scholar-Athlete Award during the annual Penn State University Athletic Conference awards dinner.
Penn State DuBois engineering student Kyle Bear, left, and Instructor of Engineering Steve Feldbauer see their names in print in the Welding Journal's publication of their research article.
United States Army veteran Kyle Bear sought out the Penn State DuBois engineering program in order to launch a second career after his service in the armed forces. He got more than he planned for already, however; while still a sophomore Bear co-authored an article on research he is conducting with a faculty member, and his work is getting international attention.
