Business school—with a no-nonsense approach to the unique challenges of agriculture and the food industry. Graduates thrive in agricultural businesses and banks, insurance companies, and government. Others continue academic journeys at MBA programs, law school, and more.
Agriculture and Extension Education (AEE) is hands-on education in teaching tomorrow’s agricultural professionals. Graduates take leadership roles in schools, extension agencies, the ag industry, and government agencies, or continue studying at graduate school.
A video that highlights the work a Penn State team is doing to 3D print houses that can sustain life on Mars is featured in a new $8.5 million core exhibit opening Nov. 4 at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
Specific information for attendees on facility policies, amenities, services, and locations of information booth, first aid, disability services, and ATM along with updates for the audience.
Ag Progress Days (APD), Pennsylvania's largest outdoor agricultural exposition is to be held August 13-15, 2024 in person. Show hours: Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. -7:00 p.m. and Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Student News from the Office for Undergraduate Education.
Represent the College of Ag Sciences as a First-Gen Ambassador (FGA)-applications now open.
The Biological Engineering program is hosting an open house for pre-major students on October 3rd, 6:00-7.30 PM, Agricultural Engineering Building.
Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences has awarded three faculty members with funding to support the development of innovative course curricula through the college’s Harbaugh Faculty Scholars program.
Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences has awarded three faculty members with funding to support the development of innovative course curricula through the college’s Harbaugh Faculty Scholars program.
As part of our regular “We Are!” feature, we recognize 12 Penn Staters who have gone above and beyond what’s asked for them in their work at the University.
PSEAS will host 2 weeks of outstanding experiences, a tradition grown from the roots of the program, formally known as the Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Agricultural Sciences.
Tuition, room, board, instructional materials, and costs of program activities are provided free of charge to students who are selected to participate.
The 2024 Pennsylvania School for Excellence in the Agricultural Sciences will be hosted by the College of Agricultural Sciences at the Penn State University Park Campus, offering an applicant a choice of one of two two-week sessions, Session 1: June 16 - June 29, 2024; Session 2: July 7 - July 20, 2024. Applicants may rank their preference of session, only one session will be awarded per participant. Notification for selection for the program will be on March 29, 2024, so applicants may plan their summers accordingly.
Research, instruction, and evidence-based outreach addressing the intersections of gender with agricultural and environmental sciences
Designed for young people and their grown-ups. Each AgSci Action Lab focuses on a specific topic through a series of stations that provide hands-on activities for active, family-friendly experiences and lifelong learning. Look through microscopes, observe specimens, make observations, partake in crafts and games, and think like a researcher.
When
December 2, 2023 10:30 AM to December 8, 2023 12:00 PM
Where Pasto Agricultural Museum
Insects are the most diverse and successful creatures on Earth. There are more than 10 quintillion insects on the globe. All these bugs! How can they be so successful? Insects are so resilient – they reproduce quickly, and they transform and adapt to their environment. Humans have been inventing and using pesticides to control insect pests that damage crops, or spread disease; however, insects have evolved robust capabilities to fight back. Our scientist will share their research and the questions they are exploring about how insects, specifically potato beetles are thriving. Together we'll examine more closely how these bugs fight back and see who might be winning.
