Brad Lashinsky has been appointed as the program director for the entrepreneurship and innovation hub at Penn State DuBois, part of the Invent Penn State initiative. Lashinsky's appointment is effective Jan. 1, 2019. He also will serve as a lecturer in business at the DuBois campus.
Brad Lashinsky has been named program director for the entrepreneurship and innovation hub that is part of the Invent Penn State initiative at Penn State DuBois.
An Assistive Technology Fair was held at Penn State DuBois on Thursday, hosted jointly by the campus Occupational Therapy Club and the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry's Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR). The event featured a dozen vendors from around the area who offer specialized equipment to assist people with special needs in completing tasks around their home, in the classroom, or at work.
At right, Brenda Bennett, front, and Brenda Quairiere, in back, introduced students, faculty, and members of the public to assistive equipment they offer through their company, Transportation Solutions.
The Penn State DuBois community rallied against hate in all forms on Wednesday, Nov. 7, with the Stand Against Hate Rally. Students peacefully demonstrated on campus, and along Route 255 in front of campus, carrying signs that expressed ideals of peace and tolerance.
Each spring in OT 206 students complete a service learning experience while presenting at a community health fair for seniors. They educate attendees on home safety, living with arthritis, low vision adaptations, and Carfit/older driver safety.
