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Student News from the Office for Undergraduate Education.
Join a special seminar on April 30 in ASI 110 featuring leaders from the FAO's World Food Forum and learn how youth are driving innovation in global agrifood systems.
Guest speakers from FAO in Rome: Learn how young people are changing global food systems
Stop by the Study Abroad Lounge on Monday, May 4 for lunch as you study for finals.
Stop by the Study Abroad Lounge on Monday, May 4 for lunch as you study for finals.
MANRRS - Penn State Chapter: Our student organization is one chapter in under the national organization of MANRRS. Our chapter’s mission is to develop and empower individuals in agriculture, natural resources, and related sciences by nurturing potential, supporting unique journeys, and connecting members to opportunities that inspire leadership and innovation.
Two INTAD students present projects at UN food security system meeting
When she graduates in May, Katie Rupert will be putting her degree and global experience to use at the Kraft Heinz Co. in Chicago.
Diane and Mike Katzaman have come forward with a $3 million estate commitment designed to lower financial barriers for Penn State students and provide the support they need to thrive.
Leaders from Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences joined University, state and local officials to mark the official opening of the Keystone Animal Diagnostic Center at the Penn State Beaver campus in Monaca.
Two Penn State doctoral students will spend eight weeks in Germany at the headquarters of global biotechnology company QIAGEN. This marks the third year of the program, a partnership between the One Health Microbiome Center and QIAGEN.
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