Penn State DuBois Wildlife Technology Student Chelsea Beck assisted with the bird banding study. Here, she prepares to release a banded bird back into its habitat.
The first round of a nation-wide robotics competition for middle and high school students will take place at Penn State DuBois in October. BEST (Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology) got underway on Saturday (Sept. 10) with the official Kickoff Day, as teams assembled on campus to gather information and the supplies they'll need to build their robot.
Attorney David Bish, of DuBois, has been named an instructor in the Administration of Justice program at Penn State DuBois. He has begun teaching as the fall semester gets underway.
Penn State DuBois men's basketball head coach Dylan Howard has announced the 2016 recruiting class. The team will include 13 new players to preseason this fall. The new faces will join nine returners from last season’s team that went 15-10 overall and earned the No. 5 seed in the PSUAC playoffs.
Students work in an assembly line in the campus gymnasium to prepare meals with Stop Hunger Now, a global charity serving impoverished nations around the world.
First-year students beginning their career in higher education at Penn State DuBois this semester kicked off the academic year with an enormous service project during New Student Orientation. The students volunteered with Stop Hunger Now, an organization that supplies nutritional meals to people around the globe, helping to sustain underprivileged people wherever there is a need.
Clearfield Bank & Trust Company has made an additional gift of $5,000 to the Clearfield Bank & Trust Company Scholarship at Penn State DuBois. The bank has pledged to make annual contributions to the fund, which will be distributed in its entirety to qualifying students each year.