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Go here to get a PDF copy of the ERS Travel Reimbursement Checklist or the Non-Employee Travel Reimbursement Form. (Also called the "Travel Support Worksheet" or "Travel Support Form"). These are the official PSU documents saved in Penn State's GURU website.

Located on Orchard Road, this lab currently houses office and laboratory facilities, a newly constructed state-of-the-art greenhouse, additional greenhouse facilities, and the Gypsy Moth Research Center.

Program for qualifying low-income undergraduate student parents enrolled in a degree program at all Penn State University locations.

Chiques Creek Reenvisioned is a collaborative watershed restoration initiative to support Pennsylvania's pilot alternative TMDL approach in a high priority watershed in Lebanon and Lancaster Counties.

July 8, 2011 - The Program: Come see Mary Lou present Nutrition Links’ ChooseMyPlate lesson. Learn how to use MyPlate in your programming. • MyPlate is part of a larger communications initiative based on 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans to help consumers make better food choices. • MyPlate is designed to remind Americans to eat healthfully; it is not intended to change consumer behavior alone. • MyPlate illustrate the five food groups using a familiar mealtime visual, a place setting. All NEAs will receive a DVD of this lesson to use in their classes. Time is planned to answer your questions.

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Information provided by the College of Ag Sciences Human Resources office regarding civil rights information for faculty and staff.

The training is divided into six modules, each dealing with separate aspects of our Civil Rights responsibilities. NEAs ARE EXPECTED TO COMPLETE MODULES 1, 2, 3, and 4. EXTENSION EDUCATORS ARE EXPECTED TO COMPLETE MODULES 1-4 and 6. After completing each required module, you are expected to take the accompanying quiz related to that module. A passing score of 80% allows you to print off a certificate of completion. Please make a copy of the certificate for placement in your unit's Civil Rights Files and send a copy to the Nutrition Links State Office. Plan for the training and quizzes to take you a total of 2.5-3 hours to complete.

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An applied research center, located within the Social Science Research Institute (SSRI), created to help professionals identify, implement, evaluate, and improve programs that strengthen military service members, veterans, and their families.

Cleveland Brothers offers a complete line of forestry equipment and attachments. In addition to Cat® dozers, excavators, forest machines, wheel loaders and a variety of attachments, we provide Weiler products, thanks to our exclusive partnership with the equipment manufacturer. Our Weiler products include skidders, feller bunchers, harvesters, knuckleboom loaders and more. We've also partnered with leading manufacturers Ecoverse, CMI, Rotobec and Astec, formerly known as Peterson, to offer a complete line of grinders, shredders, trommel screens, mulchers, grapple saws, chippers and more. Customers can trust Cleveland Brothers for all of their forestry needs--from start to finish.

Gives students the opportunity to tailor their graduate education for health-related careers in the laboratory, clinic, community, and industry.

Build leadership skills, learn from returning alumni, make friends, and have fun in over 40 clubs and organizations offered through the College of Ag Sciences.

Coliform bacteria is the most common water test done to determine the safety of private wells and springs. But what exactly are these bacteria and how can they be treated in private water systems? This fact sheet provides an introduction to the measurement, prevention, and treatment of coliform bacteria in drinking water.

The thirty richest people in the United States are worth $792 billion, yet 633,000 Americans are homeless during the winter. Inequalities exist in nearly every corner of the country. Added together, they reveal broader systemic injustices tied to lack of economic opportunities, education, justice and healthcare. But millions of professional devote their lives to helping others overcome inequality. From social workers to civil rights attorneys, those with a passion for fighting inequality can find fulfilling careers across dozens of professional fields. This guide explores these career and education programs, provides resources for fighting inequality, and gives insights from a nonprofit professional.

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The College of Agricultural Sciences strategic plan to maintain the highest possible level of services to our students and stakeholders while strengthening our research programs.

across the University has received a major boost from several State College-area donors who have ties to the College of Agricultural Sciences faculty. New gifts from the Reddy, Zoumas, and Mincemoyer families totaling $150,000 will establish three awards in the College. "Their generosity exemplifies the commitment our faculty and staff have to helping our students succeed," said Robert Steele, dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences. "These Trustee Matching Scholarships will help students who may otherwise not be able to attend college."

The College of Agricultural Sciences awards over $2.5 million in scholarships annually at Penn State. Learn more about the opportunities and how to apply.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Penn State Collegiate Cattlewomen club is dedicated to raising public awareness about the beef and dairy industries while helping its members become more educated stewards of animal agriculture through community service, public awareness events and fundraisers. “We started out as a group of women in agriculture who wanted to help more women get involved in ag, but we’ve actually opened our doors to allow men into the club as well,” said Lauren Ebel, club president. “As a group, we have a passion for the cattle industry and education. We want to improve the image of producers who work so hard to feed our families.” Club adviser Dan Kniffen, assistant professor of animal science in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences, noted that the Collegiate Cattlewomen was formed at Penn State based on the National Cattlewomen’s Association structure.

Fact sheets that will help you plan, establish and manage an orchard or small fruit planting.

This guide provides information based on multistage research results and extension programs as well as the knowledge and experience of growers, county extension educators, and industry personnel. It is intended to help commercial vegetable growers make informed managerial decisions.

The 2024 Chairperson database to manage volunteers is available for use on Friday, Nov. 3, 2023 thru Friday, March 29, 2024 to designated chairpersons. If you experience any difficulties accessing the database, you may contact Penn State's Extension Office, Lisa Harrison 814-865-4027 or Deb Ellis, 814-863-2263. Penn State offices are closed for the official holiday from Dec. 22, 2023 thru Jan. 2, 2024.