When the softball team at Penn State DuBois was selected to participate in this year’s United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) Small College World Series, some found it as a bit of a surprise. However, the Lady Lions showed they can play on the biggest stage with an impressive performance during their two days in the tournament.
Penn State DuBois OTA students Emily Busija, center, and Maddie Barsh, right, work through a CarFit session as Amy Fatula, assistant teaching professor, looks on during the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25.
Penn State DuBois OTA students share information during the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25. Students, from left to right, are Emily Busija, Fiona Riss and Maddie Barsh.
Penn State DuBois OTA student Fiona Riss assists an attendee with a CarFit session at the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25.
Penn State DuBois OTA students Emily Busija, center, and Maddie Barsh, right, work through a CarFit session as Amy Fatula, assistant teaching professor, looks on during the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25.
The end of the semester is typically a busy time for academic programs, as well as the faculty and students within those programs. That couldn’t be more true for the occupational therapy assistant program at Penn State DuBois at the close of the spring 2024 semester. In addition to closing out the academic year, the program attended a health and wellness fair and celebrated achieving full 10-year reaccreditation status.
