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Over a thousand video tutorials on leading software topics like Microsoft Office, Adobe Programs, audio and video editing applications, operating systems, and lots more. Use your Penn State Access ID to logon.

The Latinx Agricultural Network was created at Penn State to further improve the already ongoing efforts to reach out to the Pennsylvania Latinx agricultural community. Latinx is a gender-neutral term to refer to people with a Latin American heritage.

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All Penn State employees and Authorized Adults who have contact with youth are required to complete Reporting Child Abuse training every year (See Penn State Policies AD72 and AD39). Employees who do not have contact with youth are only required to complete the training when first hired, then complete Annual Compliance Training annually thereafter. NEAs are classified as an Authorized Adult and must complete this training annually. (Clery Act not required.) Share a copy of the certificate with the Nutrition Links State Office. The training takes about 2 hours to complete.

This webinar series provides information on a wide variety of best management practices (BMPs) to manage nutrients on farms and other landscapes.

This is an interactive floor plan for users to plan their experience at our show. Exhibitors will populate their E-booth information to provide helpful navigation and product searches upon their registration for the show.

Professor and Interim Department Head, Ecosystem Science and Management

Professor and Interim Department Head, Plant Pathology and Environmental Microbiology

2018 Alex and Jessie C. Black Award for Excellence in Research

Responsible for developing and implementing marketing strategies designed to enhance and support college strategic goals through the promotion of research, teaching, and extension programs.

Penn State recently dedicated the 2010 senior class gift, the Marsh Meadow Boardwalk, located at the Arboretum at Penn State on the University Park campus. The boardwalk provides a path to the H.O. Smith Botanic Gardens over the scenic Ramage Marsh Meadow, from the sidewalk along the north side of Park Avenue. "The idea of a simple, but well-designed, path providing access to the many visitors walking into the Arboretum from campus was intriguing and seeing it built has surpassed all of our expectations," said Michael Lampariello, alumnus and overall chair of the 2010 class gift committee, at the dedication. "Working on a project of this nature and see it come to fruition has been an incredible experience."

Director, College Relations and Communications

Link to the PSU Masks and Acknowledgment signs in English and Spanish. To view, these posters must be DOWNLOADED first, then opened.

The Master Farmers Association has committed $150,000 to establish a Trustee Matching Scholarship to benefit undergraduate students in the College of Agricultural Sciences who have financial need. The scholarship will be named for the Pennsylvania Master Farmers Association. Established in 1927 by Pennsylvania Farmer magazine and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Master Farmer program is one of America's oldest and longest-running agricultural honors programs.

With the master of professional development in community and economic development, students gain the knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of communities and community organizations and inspire positive changes on a local, regional, and national level.

Advances knowledge to navigate the complexities of communities and community organizations and inspire positive change on a local, regional, and national level.

This program balances turfgrass courses with hands-on, applicable business courses that integrate theory and practice in addressing real problems encountered in turfgrass facility management. It's ideal for individuals who want to hone their turfgrass technology skills or, for those who already have a solid understanding of turf, this degree can provide the business and project management skills to round out career development.

Balances turfgrass courses with hands-on, applicable business courses that integrate theory and practice in addressing real problems encountered in turfgrass facility management.

Explores both the quantitative tools and social and leadership skills that are necessary to manage the world’s natural resources.

The Agricultural Biosecurity and Food Defense Option is designed to build an understanding of the theories, skills, and technologies associated with plant and animal agricultural biosecurity, food processing security, active and passive surveillance systems for infectious disease, diagnostic and sensor technologies, disease-predictive modeling capabilities, epidemiology, protection and mitigation approaches, and microbial forensic capabilities.

Provides foundational knowledge about plant, animal, and food security issues, surveillance systems for infectious diseases, diagnostic and sensor technologies, disease-predictive models, protection and mitigation approaches, and microbial forensic capabilities.

We are a network of trained volunteers dedicated to promoting the proper construction and maintenance of private water systems in Pennsylvania and throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region.

Go beyond the science of environmental resources to learn about the real-world, practical implementation of ecosystem management projects. This online degree program explores both the quantitative tools and social and leadership skills that are necessary to manage the world’s natural resources.

MRI is a University-wide institute that is a catalyst for multidisciplinary education and innovation in materials.

Penn State's MRI is a catalyst for multidisciplinary education and innovation in materials.

Comprehensive education in the fundamentals of materials science research areas including biomaterials, ceramics, composites and hybrids, computational materials science, electronic and photonic materials, materials chemistry and physics, metals, nanostructured and nanoscale materials, piezoelectrics and ferroelectrics, polymers and soft materials.

The 16,000 square foot Meat Lab is equipped for conducting livestock slaughter and meat cutting and processing in support of meats teaching, research and extension.

Team leader, Interim Leader of the Research Program in AgWeatherNet - Dr. Salazar is an Assistant Research Professor in the Biological Systems Engineering Department; currently she is the Interim Leader of the Research Program of the Agricultural Weather Network. She has over 15 years of experience in research, education, extension and outreach in biology, agricultural engineering, and statistics.