Johnstown Symphony Orchestra board adds three new trustees
IUP professor of music named to board of Johnstown Symphony.
Johnstown Symphony Orchestra board adds three new trustees
Daily American, December 22, 2020
IUP names provosts scholars
Provost scholar status is achieved when student complte a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
The Standard-Journal, December 22, 2020
School News: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
School News: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
The News-Item, December 21, 2020
SVC professor explores police response to mental health calls in book
I was originally interested in juvenile justice and delinquency,” Dr. Kayla Jachimowski an IUP alumna said. “In my dissertation, I looked at three variables of how police respond to these types of calls for service around mental health issues.
SVC professor explores police response to mental health calls in book
Latrobe Bulletin , December 21, 2020
Cordero Barkley and Corey King named Black Power 2020: Wisconsin's 51 Most Influential Black Leaders
Corey King is the vice chancellor for Inclusivity & Student Affairs UW-Green Bay and holds a Doctorate in Educational Administration & Leadership from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Cordero Barkley and Corey King named Black Power 2020: Wisconsin's 51 Most Influential Black Leaders
Inside University of Wisconsin-Green Bay News, December 22, 2020
IUP student from Clarion County named provost scholar
Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
IUP student from Clarion County named provost scholar
Courier Express , December 22, 2020
IUP names Provost Scholars from Indiana County
Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 or higher.
IUP names Provost Scholars from Indiana County
The Indiana Gazette, December 22, 2020
Students in the News
A total of 644 graduates completing studies in December and January were honored virtually in commencement ceremonies.
The Indiana Gazette, December 23, 2020
IUP students chosen for 2020 Art in Arboretum competition
The two IUP students from Zelienople and Pittsburgh proposed the art for the competition called "Birds of a Tree" to be sited on the northeast grassy corner of a parking lot off Wayne Avenue.
IUP students chosen for 2020 Art in Arboretum competition
Courier Express , December 24, 2020
Area Students Named Provost Scholars at IUP
Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Area Students Named Provost Scholars at IUP(2)
Morrison Cove Herald, December 24, 2020
Campus news from Dec. 24, 2020
Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Campus news from Dec. 24, 2020
The Herald, December 24, 2020
Former Kiski Area teacher, Leechburg restaurateur Ricky Albert remembered for dedication to community
Raised in Apollo, Ricky Albert graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a degree in education in 1969 and taught in both middle and elementary school grades for 35 years in the Kiski Area School District.
Trib Live, December 29, 2020
Area students named Provost Scholars at IUP
Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.5 or higher.
Area students named Provost Scholars at IUP(1)
Latrobe Bulletin , December 29, 2020
Interns help library connect with children through virtual programming
IUP student from Northumberland uses her creativity to produce over a 100 videos for Priestley-Forsyth Memorial Library during shutdown to help patrons connect to library programming.
Interns help library connect with children through virtual programming
The Daily Item, December 31, 2020
Volunteers collect donations for Homeless Heroes
Normally, we'd have about 200 volunteers working together to create the stockings over the course of several evenings; this year, we had 32 volunteers complete 1,600 stockings in just four hours,” IUP's Kristin Squires said. “We were determined not to let the pandemic keep us from helping our veterans, especially in a year when the needs are even greater because of COVID-19.
Volunteers collect donations for Homeless Heroes
Indiana Gazette, December 17, 2020
Local student at IUP part of innovative mural project
As a way of expressing the values of the Office of Student Support and Community Standards, an original permanent installation was created and then supervised by IUP Department of Art and Design faculty.
Local student at IUP part of innovative mural project
The Progress, December 17, 2020
IUP graduate donates $25,000 for business scholarship
Costs of a college education continue to climb,” J. Victor Conrad said. “We wanted to help to bridge the gap for students. It really feels good to us to know that we are making a difference in the lives of others through our gift of scholarship support.
IUP graduate donates $25,000 for business scholarship
Indiana Gazette, December 17, 2020
Community college students in the IUP dorms? It could happen
A dual admissions agreement inked in November between the community college and Indiana University of Pennsylvania differs from many cost-cutting articulation pacts in that it opens not just classrooms but dorms. Students can live at IUP while as they pursue an associate's degree at Westmoreland, paying community college tuition.
Community college students in the IUP dorms? It could happen
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, December 14, 2020
Allegheny Township teen finds Alle-Kiski Valley towns, the outdoors compelling photographic subjects
I've always liked taking pictures, and my mom put me in photography lessons when I was little,” Tyler McCandless said. “But I'm really self-taught. I like to challenge myself creatively and randomly — just by going outside anytime of the day and trying to get something good out of it.
Allegheny Township teen finds Alle-Kiski Valley towns, the outdoors compelling photographic subjects
Trib Live, December 13, 2020
Despite COVID-19 pandemic, KCAC reports strong first quarter
Despite restrictions placed on KCAC operations because of the pandemic, Sam Phillips, IUP associate vice president for administration and finance, said the complex finished the quarter ending Sept. 30 $27,000 ahead of the same period last year.
Despite COVID-19 pandemic, KCAC reports strong first quarter
Indiana Gazette, December 12, 2020
TV Talk: IUP grad explores toxic masculinity in ‘Nate' on Netflix
He (professor Rick Kemp) brought in the Pig Iron Theatre to do a residency and they further introduced me to their way of creating theater,” Palamides said. “What I learned at IUP informs how I work now and initiated my interest in clowning and the way of creating plays from improvisation, which is how I make my shows now.
TV Talk: IUP grad explores toxic masculinity in ‘Nate' on Netflix
Trib Live, December 11, 2020
IUP raises $46,500 on Giving Tuesday
Time after time our alumni, friends, and everyone in the IUP family continue to amaze us through their passion, care, and outpouring of support,” IUP Vice President for University Advancement Khatmeh Osseiran-Hanna said. “In a single day we made a big impact — shattering our $20,000 goal by raising more than $46,500 for our students! On this global day of giving, there are many great organizations from which to choose. We are grateful to the donors who made the decision to support the Foundation for IUP.
IUP raises $46,500 on Giving Tuesday
Indiana Gazette, December 07, 2020
Couple donates $100K for scholarship
I've enjoyed being involved with IUP's leadership groups, and, I'm honored, at this time in my life, to be able to help students finance their education," Eugene O'Sullivan said. "It's especially gratifying to be able to provide this educational opportunity to students from modest backgrounds.
Couple donates $100K for scholarship
Indiana Gazette, December 06, 2020
IUP ANNOUNCES RESULTS OF GIVING TUESDAY FUNDRAISER, SCHOLARSHIP DONATION
In a statement, the university said that on Giving Tuesday, the IUP community more than doubled the event's fundraising goal of $20,000 by raising $46,528. Alumni, faculty, staff, friends and students all contributed to the Giving Tuesday campaign.
IUP ANNOUNCES RESULTS OF GIVING TUESDAY FUNDRAISER, SCHOLARSHIP DONATION
wccsradio.com, December 05, 2020
IUP Eberly Hall of Distinction member and wife establish scholarship for IUP students in Eberly College of Business
I benefitted from a great education at IUP that led to a great career,” Eugene O'Sullivan said. “I'm really a big fan of the Eberly College. It does a wonderful job helping students and provides so many different options for students interested in business. Business is a wonderful career opportunity.
Courier Express, December 04, 2020
IUP Giving Tuesday shatters goal, raising more than $46,500 to help students in need, included $17,000 in matching funds
Time after time our alumni, friends, and everyone in the IUP family continue to amaze us through their passion, care, and outpouring of support,” IUP vice president for university advancement Khatmeh Osseiran-Hanna said. “In a single day we made a big impact—shattering our $20,000 goal by raising more than $46,500 for our students! On this global day of giving, there are many great organizations from which to choose. We are grateful to the donors who made the decision to support the Foundation for IUP.
Courier Express, December 04, 2020
College fundraising endures — even in a pandemic
The donation from Dolores Spinelli Gigliotti, a 1970 elementary education graduate, and her husband, Vincent Gigliotti, will benefit the Gregory Spinelli Memorial Criminology Fund and the George L. Spinelli Memorial Scholarship and will establish the George L. Spinelli Enhancement Fund for the Department of Counseling.
College fundraising endures — even in a pandemic
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 04, 2020
IUP's Giving Tuesday raised funds to help students
When times are challenging and uncertain, support from our alumni, employees and friends becomes even more important in our efforts to provide stability and growth for our promising students,” vice president of university advancement Khatmeh Osseiran-Hanna said. “The love and passion that they have for IUP and our students is inspiring.
IUP's Giving Tuesday raised funds to help students
The Penn, December 01, 2020
Giving Tuesday efforts focus on IUP student fund
This year, IUP will focus its Giving Tuesday efforts on the Student Assistance Fund. For the last three years, funds raised during IUP's Giving Tuesday have been directed to providing assistance to students in emergency situations,” vice president for university advancement, Khatmeh Osseiran-Hanna said. "Focusing on the Student Assistance Fund for Giving Tuesday donations is the right fit.
Giving Tuesday efforts focus on IUP student fund
Indiana Gazette, November 25, 2020
Food Network's 'Holiday Wars' let New Orleans baker show off her skills in artsy cakes
Baindu Squire doesn't come from a family of bakers — certainly not pastry chefs. Her father moved to the United States from Sierra Leone to attend medical school, then decided to stay. After two years of culinary school and an externship at a resort in Florida, Squire graduated from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Academy of Culinary Arts, outside of Pittsburgh.
Food Network's 'Holiday Wars' let New Orleans baker show off her skills in artsy cakes
New Orleans Advocate, December 02, 2020
Peters Township Native's ‘Nate – A One Man Show' Hits Netflix On Tuesday
“Nate – A One Man Show” is hitting Netflix around the world this Tuesday, December 1.
Peters Township Native's ‘Nate – A One Man Show' Hits Netflix On Tuesday
KDKA Pittsburgh TV, November 28, 2020
TV Talk: Filmed-in-Pittsburgh ‘Happiest Season' debuts; Kaley Cuoco impresses in ‘The Flight Attendant'
Natalie Palamides, who grew up in Peters Township and is a 2012 graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, stars in “Nate — A One Man Show,” a one-hour comedy special debuting on Netflix on Dec. 1.
Trib Live, November 26, 2020
Region's international student enrollment declined with global pandemic
International students are essential for the commonwealth and for American students. I'd love to send all of our students to study abroad, but the reality is very few go abroad. In a global marketplace, when they join the workforce, our students are going to be sitting next to someone from another country or negotiating with them and, if they haven't had that exposure, they will be at a loss,” Michele Petrucci, IUP's associate vice president for international education said.
Region's international student enrollment declined with global pandemic
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, November 27, 2020
Peters Township native, IUP grad stars in new Netflix comedy special
It's an incredible accomplishment by Natalie to have achieved this kind of recognition this early in her career,” Brian Jones, chair of IUP's Department of Theatre, Dance and Performance, said. “This speaks to her perseverance, her creativity, her talent, and her ability to take what she learned at IUP and turn it into an amazing piece of art.
Peters Township native, IUP grad stars in new Netflix comedy special
WPXI-TV, November 27, 2020
IUP alumna's 'Nate - A One Man Show' to premiere
It's an incredible accomplishment by Natalie to have achieved this kind of recognition this early in her career,” Brian Jones, chairman of IUP's Department of Theatre, Dance and Performance, said. “This speaks to her perseverance, her creativity, her talent and her ability to take what she learned at IUP and turn it into an amazing piece of art.
IUP alumna's 'Nate - A One Man Show' to premiere
Indiana Gazette, November 28, 2020
6 hidden risks of IT automation
We have seen a number of unintended organizational challenges resulting from automation of business processes,” says Bill Balint, CIO at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. “Sometimes, manual controls are simply better than automation despite existing trends.
6 hidden risks of IT automation
CIO Magazine online, November 10, 2020
IUP, WCCC sign agreement for dual admissions
This is an excellent next step in the ongoing partnership between our two institutions, and we look forward to continuing to welcome strong Westmoreland students to IUP and helping them to meet their educational goals." -IUP President Dr. Driscoll
IUP, WCCC sign agreement for dual admissions
Indiana Gazette, November 19, 2020
Westmoreland County Community College and IUP ink dual admissions deal
This initiative is about student success and being student-centered. We want to eliminate potential barriers and help students from Westmoreland to feel that they are a valued member of the IUP family, even before they begin their formal coursework here,” IUP President Michael Driscoll said, announcing the program.
Westmoreland County Community College and IUP ink dual admissions deal
Trib Live, November 18, 2020
IUP, WCCC SIGN DUAL ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT
The agreement signed Tuesday by IUP President Dr. Michael Driscoll and WCCC President Dr. Tuesday Stanley grants automatic acceptance to IUP for qualified WCCC students who intend to pursue their bachelor's degree, without an additional application.
IUP, WCCC SIGN DUAL ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT
wccsradio.com, November 19, 2020
Westmoreland County Community College And IUP Agree To Dual Admissions Program
Westmoreland County Community College and Indiana University of Pennsylvania have teamed up to help students. The schools agreed to a new “dual admissions program” to help students that want to transfer from WCCC to IUP.
Westmoreland County Community College And IUP Agree To Dual Admissions Program
KDKA Pittsburgh TV, November 19, 2020
Necessary cuts at IUP
Indiana University of Pennsylvania, one of the 14 members of the State System of Higher Education, announced the elimination of five low-enrollment degree programs in the arts and the consolidation from six colleges to five. Students currently enrolled in the programs will be able to complete them.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, November 12, 2020
How I Landed 9 Interviews at Netflix in 2 Months
When I stopped looking only inside my country and started applying for international jobs, magic happened & birds began singing. When I changed the location of my search to become international, I had to change my approach as well. I couldn't just dump my C.V. to any opening out there.
How I Landed 9 Interviews at Netflix in 2 Months
The Startup, Medium, September 11, 2020
Whirlpool Corporation Names Dani Brown Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer
"Dani brings the right skills and experience to work across our business and lead our Global Information Systems teams at an especially critical juncture in the digital space," said Joe Liotine. "She has the perfect mix of demonstrated experience, capabilities, and results, and I look forward to her success in this role."
Whirlpool Corporation Names Dani Brown Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer
Yahoo!finance, October 21, 2020
Allow Natalie Palamides to Dominate You With her genre- and gender-bending comedy special, Nate.
Palamides' college experience, at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, couldn't have been more wholesome. (When you cross a road in the town, the voice of the walk signal is an impression of Jimmy Stewart.) But Palamides's theater professor Rick Kemp introduced her to the study of European clown, which goes beyond mere entertainment, turning foolery into a quasi-spiritual pursuit.
Allow Natalie Palamides to Dominate You With her genre- and gender-bending comedy special, Nate.
New York: Vulture, September 03, 2020
Shutterstock Names Sara Birmingham as Chief Human Resources Officer
As Shutterstock's Chief Human Resources officer, Sara Birminham will be responsible for delivering a transformational people strategy, focused on supporting the company's accelerated growth, building a culture of performance, and creating an outstanding employee experience that reflects Shutterstock's core Principles.
Shutterstock Names Sara Birmingham as Chief Human Resources Officer
Business Insider, October 01, 2020
Mind Cure Welcomes Dr. Jason Wallach to Scientific Advisory Board
Dr. Jason Wallach has a PhD in Pharmacology and Toxicology from University of the Sciences and a BS in Cell and Molecular Biology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He has always been fascinated by how drugs could alter a person's reality and have a lasting impact.
Mind Cure Welcomes Dr. Jason Wallach to Scientific Advisory Board
Business Insider, October 07, 2020
Apollo-Ridge teacher wins state award for teaching real-world applications of geography
The IUP alumna recently approached IUP to develop a relationship with the university and her AP geography students at Apollo-Ridge. She brought in professors to lecture on “big ideas” within the study of Human Geography, which examines how the world population has understood, used and changed the surface of Earth and subsequent patterns of human population, migration and land use.
Apollo-Ridge teacher wins state award for teaching real-world applications of geography
Trib Live, September 09, 2020
Tech Data Names Bonnie Smith as Chief Information Officer
Tech Data today announced Bonnie Smith has joined the company as Chief Information Officer. Smith brings to Tech Data more than 30 years of experience running global shared-services operations and leading large-scale transformation initiatives.
Tech Data Names Bonnie Smith as Chief Information Officer
Morningstar, October 26, 2020
Fulbright scholar refuses to let a pandemic end her fellowship in Western Pennsylvania
The Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching program, now in its fifth year at IUP, is one of three programs in the U.S. designed to increase international understanding by offering primary and secondary teachers a window on another world.
Fulbright scholar refuses to let a pandemic end her fellowship in Western Pennsylvania
Trib Live, June 05, 2020
Las Vegas is hardest hit city in US unemployment as a result of COVID-19
David M. Piper, chair and professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, stressed that "kindness comes to the forefront" and cited state response teams at the ready.
Las Vegas is hardest hit city in US unemployment as a result of COVID-19
Tech Republic, June 05, 2020
70 Pennsylvania Colleges Make Money's 2020-21 'Best' List
Pennsylvania was well-represented on a new list of the best values in higher education in the United States.
70 Pennsylvania Colleges Make Money's 2020-21 'Best' List
Yahoo!finance, August 28, 2020
29 PA Colleges Make Princeton Review's 'Best' List For 2021
The Princeton Review has released its annual list of the country's best colleges. The 2021 list, which features 386 schools, includes 29 in Pennsylvania. IUP is the only PASSHE school listed.
29 PA Colleges Make Princeton Review's 'Best' List For 2021
Yahoo!finance, August 19, 2020
Riverview high school teacher selected as Secondary Teacher of the Year
Ken Kubistek, a 1997 Indiana University of Pennsylvania graduate, said administrators have supported all of his projects throughout his career at Riverview, and he has no plans on retiring any time soon.
Riverview high school teacher selected as Secondary Teacher of the Year
Trib Live, November 13, 2020
Teacher raises $30K, finds 2,000 mentors for graduates through ‘Adopt A Senior' initiative
One of his adopters was Philadelphia-native Brian Oglesby, who decided to adopt after discovering Schell will be attending his alma mater, Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Teacher Raises $30K, Finds 2,000 Mentors for Graduates Through ‘Adopt A Senior' Initiative
ABC News, June 08, 2020
Appointment Within the Carrefour Group
Christophe Rabatel's responsibilities will include carrying on with the implementation of Carrefour Italy's transformation and ensuring its recovery on a particularly competitive market. Christophe Rabatel holds an MBA from IUP's Eberly College of Business and Information Technology.
Appointment Within the Carrefour Group
Yahoo!finance, July 15, 2020
iPipeline Appoints Kevin Baer Chief People Officer to Focus on Employee Experience
"I'm a huge believer in transforming the employee experience from ordinary to extraordinary to fuel growth and create a breakaway culture. I look forward to leading iPipeline's people strategy throughout the next chapter of its growth." Kevin Baer holds a degree from IUP in Education and Communications.
iPipeline Appoints Kevin Baer Chief People Officer to Focus on Employee Experience
Yahoo!finance, July 07, 2020
Science's English dominance hinders diversity—but the community can work toward change
Surveys of Mexican, Spanish-speaking scientists and Taiwanese, Mandarin Chinese-speaking researchers revealed that these authors found it significantly more difficult to write scientific articles in English than in their native tongues. Writing in English also increased their dissatisfaction and anxiety. “The results are quite clear,” says David Hanauer, a linguist at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and co-author of the studies: English posed the same burden for both groups.
Science's English dominance hinders diversity—but the community can work toward change
Science Magazine, October 28, 2020
Award-winning IUP chef talks cuisine during COVID
Andrew Nutter, a world-class chef and an assistant professor at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Culinary Academy, said the restaurant business and chef training programs have fought hard for survival through the COVID-19 outbreak and are emerging fully prepared for flourishing days ahead.
Award-winning IUP chef talks cuisine during COVID
Indiana Gazette, October 24, 2020
Mentorship During a Pandemic: Transitions from Lab and Sea to Virtual
“Going to sea is really quite life changing the first time one goes, I think regardless of your stage in life,” said Jon Lewis, a professor of geoscience at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and co–principal investigator of STEMSEAS. “It is very powerful.”
Mentorship During a Pandemic: Transitions from Lab and Sea to Virtual
American Geophysical Union News (AGU), October 13, 2020
IUP's Criminal Justice Academy Launches ‘Police Legitimacy' Course
Incidents of police brutality have caused contention between the public and police over the past several months. Now Indiana University of Pennsylvania is working to repair that relationship.
IUP's Criminal Justice Academy Launches ‘Police Legitimacy' Course
KDKA Pittsburgh TV, October 13, 2020
NAVSUP BSC Recognized for HR/EEO Community Support Excellence
Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Business Systems Center's (BSC) Workforce Management (WFM) team received the Department of the Navy (DON) Human Resources (HR) and Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Community Support - Team/Group award, April 24.
NAVSUP BSC Recognized for HR/EEO Community Support Excellence
Naval Sea Systems Command, May 15, 2020
Delco resident honored for service at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
David Laughead, of the Holmes section of Ridley Township, was awarded the inaugural Crimson Service Merit award at the final Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) Student Government Association meeting on April 28 for his years of extraordinary service to the students of IUP.
Delco resident honored for service at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Delaware County Daily Times, May 14, 2020
Grove City resident to become new director of BC3 campus
Lauren Buchanan, of Grove City, on July 1 will become director of Butler County Community College's additional location in Mercer County, succeeding John Suesser, who will retire after 11 years as BC3 @ LindenPointe's leader.
Grove City resident to become new director of BC3 campus
Allied News, May 13, 2020
Rep. Stan Saylor - PA State House District 94
Republican Stan Saylor is currently running unopposed for reelection to the PA House, representing the 94th District in York County. He first won the seat in 1992.
Rep. Stan Saylor - PA State House District 94
FOX 43-TV, Harrisburg, May 12, 2020
Sowerby to Lead New Penn State Police Criminal Investigation Unit
Deputy Chief Stephanie Delaney has been appointed district commander for University Park.
Sowerby to Lead New Penn State Police Criminal Investigation Unit
State College.com, May 12, 2020
Campus Corner
Three Westmoreland County students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) completed studies in May for their bachelor's degree with a 4.0 grade-point averag
Latrobe Bulletin, May 12, 2020
Four from county earn 4.0 at IUP
Four Indiana County students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania completed studies in May for their bachelor's degree with a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
Four from county earn 4.0 at IUP
Indiana Gazette, May 12, 2020
Fefolt re-elected as IUP SGA 2020-21 president
Alexander Fefolt, of Indiana, a history pre-law and political science major in the Cook Honors College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, has been re-elected to serve as the president of IUP's Student Government Association for the 2020-21 academic year.
Fefolt re-elected as IUP SGA 2020-21 president
Indiana Gazette, May 10, 2020
IUP nearing fundraising goal of $75 million
At Thursday's virtual meeting of the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Council of Trustees, two Distinguished Alumni received additional honor in what will be the John J. and Char Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
IUP nearing fundraising goal of $75 million
Indiana Gazette, May 10, 2020
IUP faculty, staff receive University Senate awards
Four Indiana University of Pennsylvania faculty members have been selected for University Senate Distinguished Faculty Awards, and a staff member has received a University Senate Staff Service Award.
IUP faculty, staff receive University Senate awards
Indiana Gazette, May 10, 2020
On Campus
Indiana University of Pennsylvania has recognized five area residents as provost scholars.
Go Erie.com, May 09, 2020
Cherell Butler: Creating a legacy of giving
Before Cherell Butler got to high school, she knew what she wanted to do with her life. Although her family steered her toward traditional careers in teaching or nursing, Butler had a different vision for her future: criminal justice.
Cherell Butler: Creating a legacy of giving
Aiken Standard, Aiken South Carolina, May 09, 2020
In quarantine? Make memories: Altoona family dresses up for themed family dinners
Suzie and Butch Zavalanski, owners of Image Signs of Altoona, were in a quandary. Like so many other small businesses in Pennsylvania, the statewide shutdown of “nonessential businesses” left owners wondering what the future held.
In quarantine? Make memories: Altoona family dresses up for themed family dinners
Altoona Mirror, May 09, 2020
Drive-by graduation parade held for IUP grad
Rachel Boyer's family and friends, as well as her co-workers from Knoebel's Amusement Resort, all came out today to wish her well in Northumberland County.
Drive-by graduation parade held for IUP grad
WNEP-TV, May 09, 2020
Food service director school district's 'superhero'
Jeremy Bergman is a godsend to the New Castle Area School District, as far as its superintendent is concerned.
Food service director school district's 'superhero'
New Castle News, May 07, 2020
Power moves: Conor Murphy is Reading Terminal Market's new GM
Thomas Young, who was formerly the chief of staff for PA State Representative Donna Bullock, has joined Bellevue Strategies as an associate.
Power moves: Conor Murphy is Reading Terminal Market's new GM
Generocity, May 07, 2020
NSWCDD Department Head Leads Contracts Team's Acquisition Support During COVID-19 Pandemic
Michael Busansky – who assumed duties as the command's new Contracts Department head in January – resolved a myriad of challenges to acquiring products and services for his customers throughout his federal civil service career.
NSWCDD Department Head Leads Contracts Team's Acquisition Support During COVID-19 Pandemic
Nave Sea Systems Command, May 06, 2020
IUP COUNCIL OF TRUSTEES WRAPS STUDENT YEAR WITH VIRTUAL MEETING
For the first time, the IUP Council of Trustees met virtually to round out the academic year.
IUP COUNCIL OF TRUSTEES WRAPS STUDENT YEAR WITH VIRTUAL MEETING
wccsradio.com, May 07, 2020
IUP provides donations to IRMC, Punxsutawney Area Hospital
In response to needs at two regional medical centers due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Indiana University of Pennsylvania has donated a variety of personal protective equipment to health care workers in the region.
IUP provides donations to IRMC, Punxsutawney Area Hospital
Indiana Gazette, May 05, 2020
Clancy & Theys Adds David Maggio
Clancy & Theys Construction Co. Inc. has welcomed David Maggio as its new corporate environmental health and safety director, according to a news release.
Clancy & Theys Adds David Maggio
Wilmington Biz, DE, May 05, 2020
IUP instructor helps on front lines as hospital screener
Indiana University of Pennsylvania adjunct faculty member Nicole Dann-Payne works as a dietitian and nutritionist with the Institute of Healthy Living at Indiana Regional Medical Center.
IUP instructor helps on front lines as hospital screener
The Tribune-Democrat, May 04, 2020
Pennsylvania state universities freeze tuition, plan for uncertain fall
Students at Pennsylvania's 14 state universities can count on tuition remaining the same next year, but just what their fall semester looks like is uncertain.
Pennsylvania state universities freeze tuition, plan for uncertain fall
The Philadelphia Inquirer, April 29, 2020
CNB Financial : DIXON NAMED EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF RISK OFFICER
Joseph B. Bower, Jr., President and CEO of CNB Bank, recently announced the promotion of Gregory M. Dixon to Executive Vice President/Chief Risk Officer.
CNB Financial : DIXON NAMED EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF RISK OFFICER
Market Screener, April 28, 2020
IUP prof to study pandemic's impact on undergraduate research
Indiana University of Pennsylvania English professor Dr. David I. Hanauer has received a $20,952 grant from the National Science Foundation to study how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting undergraduate research.
IUP prof to study pandemic's impact on undergraduate research
Indiana Gazette, May 03, 2020
IIUP Professor Receives Grant to Study COVID-19 Effect on Undergraduate Research
An IUP English professor received a grant to study how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting undergraduate research.
IUP Professor Receives Grant to Study COVID-19 Effect on Undergraduate Research
wccsradio.com, May 01, 2020
IUP counseling programs maintain accreditation, win award for outstanding programming
Indiana University of Pennsylvania's clinical mental health counseling master's degree program and the IUP school counseling Master of Education degree program have been awarded accreditation through October 2024 from the National Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP).
IUP counseling programs maintain accreditation, win award for outstanding programming
Courier Express, May 01, 2020
Townsend author publishes 1st children's book
Townsend author Beth Ann Scullin-Oliphant recently published her first children's book, “Briton's Beach Adventures — Dolphins Surprise,” the first in a series, on March 3 on Amazon.
Townsend author publishes 1st children's book
Middletown Transcript, March 03, 2020
The Zoom Where It Happens
Academic theatre programs quickly adjust to remote learning in the age of COVID-19.
American Theatre, March 23, 2020
Within The Chaos Special Guest Ronald Murphy
Ronald Murphy has been interested in the paranormal from a very young age in the Chestnut Ridge of Western Pennsylvania.
Within The Chaos Special Guest Ronald Murphy
Paranormal, April 30, 2020
SSHE to freeze tuition for second consecutive year
Pennsylvania residents attending Indiana University of Pennsylvania and the 13 other State System of Higher Education institutions again will have a tuition freeze for the 2020-21 academic year.
SSHE to freeze tuition for second consecutive year
Indiana Gazette, April 30, 2020
How to harness the promise of ‘citizen developers'
With talent in short supply, IT is turning to end users to fulfill app dev needs. But turning these ‘citizen developers' into business assets takes foresight and strategy.
How to harness the promise of ‘citizen developers'
CIO East Africa, February 24, 2020
IUP faculty member moonlights as virus screener
Just like nearly everyone else, the COVID-19 pandemic has tossed Nicole Dann-Payne's life on its ear.
IUP faculty member moonlights as virus screener
Indiana Gazette, April 24, 2020
Students in the news
Tyler Houck, a criminology major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania from Clymer, was selected for the 2020 John J. Prandy Memorial Award.
Indiana Gazette, April 25, 2020
Mount professor named fellow of Rockefeller Institute
Jenifer Lee-Gonyea, associate professor of Criminology at Mount Saint Mary College, was recently selected as a Rockefeller Institute Fellow for 2020-2021.
Mount professor named fellow of Rockefeller Institute
Hudson Valley 360, April 20, 2020
IUP recognizes area students as 2020 Provost Scholars
A number of area students have been recognized as Provost Scholars at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
IUP recognizes area students as 2020 Provost Scholars
Altoona Mirror, April 16, 2020
COVID-19 testing at Indiana Regional Medical Center
Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Indiana Regional Medical Center announced a collaboration to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 testing at Indiana Regional Medical Center
WPXI-TV, April 17, 2020
IUP, IRMC TO PROVIDE REAL TIME COVID-19 TESTING
IUP and the Indiana Regional Medical Center are teaming up in the fight against the coronavirus outbreak by providing testing facilities at the hospital that will produce results in the same day.
IUP, IRMC TO PROVIDE REAL TIME COVID-19 TESTING
wccsradio.com, April 17, 2020
IUP, Indiana hospital team up to analyze COVID-19 test results
Indiana Regional Medical Center is collaborating with Indiana University of Pennsylvania to provide COVID-19 testing while promising same-day results.
IUP, Indiana hospital team up to analyze COVID-19 test results(1)
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 17, 2020
IRMC, IUP team up on virus test
Indiana Regional Medical Center on Monday will begin on-site, same-day COVID-19 virus testing in a partnership with Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
IRMC, IUP team up on virus test
Indiana Gazette, April 19, 2020
Fox Chapel Area hires new superintendent from Franklin Regional
Fox Chapel Area School Board on Monday unanimously elected Mary Catherine Reljac to be its new superintendent.
Fox Chapel Area hires new superintendent from Franklin Regional
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 29, 2020
Us: How to unclutter your house and mind during house arrest
To this day I file (actually pile) everything atop my desk because drawers are bunny holes, black holes, twilight zones that make documents, like socks, disappear without a trace.
Us: How to unclutter your house and mind during house arrest
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 27, 2020
COVID Avengers making face shields for medical workers
Working with Indiana University of Pennsylvania, high school students from across Indiana County are combining remote learning with community service.
COVID Avengers making face shields for medical workers
The Tribune-Democrat, April 27, 2020
Local criminology student awarded Jacqueline Alexis Watson Memorial Scholarship
Trinity Miller of Lock Haven, a criminology major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Cook Honors College, has been awarded the 2020 Jacqueline Alexis Watson Memorial Scholarship from the IUP Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Local criminology student awarded Jacqueline Alexis Watson Memorial Scholarship
Northcentral PA.com, April 24, 2020
A Philistine Ponders the Symphony
Live symphonic music is remarkable and something I recommend folks, especially those not accustomed to the arts, experience for themselves
A Philistine Ponders the Symphony
Medium, April 23, 2020
Editorial: Nursing home data key to covid-19 response
Testing and tracking. Those are the two things that will make it possible to get out of the black hole of coronavirus lockdowns.
Editorial: Nursing home data key to covid-19 response
Trib Live, April 22, 2020
IUP, career centers to connect students, employers
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many college students with uncertainty about summer plans and the job market. Employers are also concerned about how the pandemic may impact their hiring procedures.
IUP, career centers to connect students, employers
Indiana Gazette, April 19, 2020
IAHS grad creates COVID-19 dashboard
As a community, we are now incredibly fortunate to have rapid, accessible COVID-19 testing for residents of Indiana County and surrounding area.
IAHS grad creates COVID-19 dashboard
Indiana Gazette, April 21, 2020
IUP, Indiana hospital team up to analyze COVID-19 test results
Indiana Regional Medical Center is collaborating with Indiana University of Pennsylvania to provide COVID-19 testing while promising same-day results.
IUP, Indiana hospital team up to analyze COVID-19 test results
News Break, April 17, 2020
Colleges move dance classes online in response to COVID-19
Other instructors are emphasizing asynchronous class formats. That's when instructors prepare videos, readings and other materials for students to complete by a deadline. This allows students to tackle assignments at their own pace.
Colleges move dance classes online in response to COVID-19
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 17, 2020
Coronavirus testing begins in Indiana County today
Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Indiana Regional Medical Center have joined forces to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus testing begins in Indiana County today
WTAE-TV Pittsburgh, April 20, 2020
IUP partners with Indiana hospital to provide same-day testing for covid-19
Indiana University of Pennsylvania is joining Indiana Regional Medical Center to bring same-day testing for covid-19 to the rural hospital.
IUP partners with Indiana hospital to provide same-day testing for covid-19
Trib Live, April 17, 2020
IUP educator named head of state professors union
An Indiana University of Pennsylvania professor and department chair has been chosen to lead the statewide union representing faculty at the14 state-owned universities.
IUP educator named head of state professors union
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, April 17, 2020
The Indiana Gazette working for you: Beth Wood
People who work in the business of producing a daily newspaper sometimes refer to the finished product that rolls off the printing press as a daily miracle.
The Indiana Gazette working for you: Beth Wood
Indiana Gazette, April 17, 2020
Martinsburg Food Pantry is 'Mission' for Founder Smith
Linda Smith, the manager of the Martinsburg Food Pantry, said she never thought retirement would look like this.
Martinsburg Food Pantry is 'Mission' for Founder Smith
Morrisons Cove Herald, April 16, 2020
Two IUP students earn Goldwater Scholarships
Two Indiana County students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania have been selected as Goldwater Scholarship recipients.
Two IUP students earn Goldwater Scholarships
Indiana Gazette, April 16, 2020
Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact financial health of colleges, universities
Less than a month into a shutdown that forced colleges and universities across the country to transition to online classes, covid-19 is exposing new fractures in higher education.
Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact financial health of colleges, universities
Trib Live, April 15, 2020
High-Vis Clothing Only Matters if Drivers Pay Attention
Increasing my visibility profile on the bike seems like a great way to improve safety. But does it matter?
High-Vis Clothing Only Matters if Drivers Pay Attention
Outside, April 07, 2020
Yamaha Names Larrimore Senior Director of Combo Channel Sales
Yamaha Corporation of America (YCA) today announced that Reed Larrimore has been promoted to Senior Director of Combo Channel Sales. He continues to report directly to Garth Gilman, corporate vice president.
Yamaha Names Larrimore Senior Director of Combo Channel Sales
100.7 The Score, Lubbock, Texas, April 24, 2020
PHH nurse shares her story after recovering from COVID-19
After nearly a month-long quarantine, Cara LaBrasca, a Penn Highlands DuBois registered nurse who tested positive for the coronavirus, said she is feeling much better now and is on the road to a full recovery.
PHH nurse shares her story after recovering from COVID-19
The Courier Express, April 15, 2020
P-O's Samantha Bainey knows value of working hard
Philipsburg-Osceola's Samantha Bainey is no stranger to hard work. It's a trait she has learned from her mom.
P-O's Samantha Bainey knows value of working hard
The Progress, April 14, 2020
Mother, daughter make some noise for essential workers
Standing in front of their Cambria Place home on Tuesday, Paige Hockycko and her mother, Marian Hockycko, waited until they heard a nearby Cambria City church bell chiming for 8 p.m.
Mother, daughter make some noise for essential workers
The Tribune-Democrat, April 15, 2020
College Consensus Publishes Rankings of the Best Online Nursing Degrees for 2020
College Consensus (https://www.collegeconsensus.com), a unique college rating website that aggregates publisher rankings and student reviews, has published three new rankings of online nursing degree programs:
College Consensus Publishes Rankings of the Best Online Nursing Degrees for 2020
newKerala.com, April 14, 2020
State System partnership creates opportunities for students, employers
The PASSHE-West Virtual Recruitment Campaign is a pilot initiated by the career center teams at Edinboro, Slippery Rock, California, Clarion and Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
State System partnership creates opportunities for students, employers
Edinboro University, April 13, 2020
Haven Project takes alternate approach as Take Back the Night gets canceled
It is hard to believe that there is a little less than a month left of the semester. Students and professors have experienced major change this semester as school and classes transitioned to online work only.
Haven Project takes alternate approach as Take Back the Night gets canceled
The Penn, April 14, 2020
Faulkner optimistic as ROTC tackles hurdles during pandemic
The COVID-19 outbreak has raised many questions for students at IUP.
Faulkner optimistic as ROTC tackles hurdles during pandemic
The Penn, April 14, 2020
IUP Day of Caring focusing on giving back while helping students
Indiana University of Pennsylvania won't let the coronavirus pandemic stop its commitment to caring.
IUP Day of Caring focusing on giving back while helping students
Courier Express, April 14, 2020
IUP employee makes masks for university staff
Kym Laret is pivoting her expertise to help staff on the IUP campus stay safe with dozens of hand-crafted face masks.
IUP employee makes masks for university staff
Indiana Gazette, April 14, 2020
Students named provost scholars at IUP
Students from Monroe County have been recognized as Provost Scholars at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher
Students named provost scholars at IUP
Pocono Record, April 14, 2020
IUP OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS STARTS NEW GROUP FOR STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
IUP's office of student affairs has created a new group dedicated to engaging students during the Covid-19 pandemic.
IUP OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS STARTS NEW GROUP FOR STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
wccsradio.com, April 13, 2020
IUP Day of Caring focusing on giving back
Indiana University of Pennsylvania won't let the coronavirus pandemic stop its commitment to caring.
IUP Day of Caring focusing on giving back
Indiana Gazette, April 13, 2020
IUP to issue housing, dining refunds to students
Indiana University of Pennsylvania announced that it will begin issuing refunds to eligible students next week, the week of April 6.
IUP to issue housing, dining refunds to students
WJAC-TV6 Johnstown, April 02, 2020
Emergency responders deliver message of gratitude to IRMC
The wail of sirens pierced the calm early Sunday evening air of the Indiana area and although emergency vehicles by the dozens converged on the area, no real emergency had commanded their response.
Emergency responders deliver message of gratitude to IRMC
Indiana Gazette, April 13, 2020
You can get a pineapple plant from Home Depot and they'll deliver it to your door
As it turns out, you don't have to live in the tropics to grow a pineapple. Home Depot sells a plant for $24 that sprouts a mini pineapple and that can fare well indoors no matter where you live — as long as you provide it with some sunshine throughout the day.
You can get a pineapple plant from Home Depot and they'll deliver it to your door
KSHB-Kansas City, April 14, 2020
COVID-19 demands response different from past pandemics
Illinois also did not cancel in-person classes during the last SARS pandemic. However, the University did recall four students who were studying abroad in Hong Kong at the time.
COVID-19 demands response different from past pandemics
The Daily Illini, April 10, 2020
Greater Johnstown students prepare for statewide history competition
Six Greater Johnstown High School students earned awards March 27 at the Region 4 National History Day competition, sponsored by the National History Day organization and the department of history at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Region 4 includes students from school districts in Armstrong, Cambria, Clearfield, Elk, Indiana, Jefferson and Westmoreland counties.
Greater Johnstown students prepare for statewide history competition
Our Town Johnstown, April 06, 2020
AB professor co-authors research
Climate change is altering freshwater provisioning throughout central Appalachia, posing considerable challenges for water resource management and water security, an Alderson Broaddus (AB) University professor's research has found.
AB professor co-authors research
The Inter-Mountain, April 06, 2020
Students, instructors rise to meet demand by making medical masks
Homer-Center High School science teacher Brad Adams chuckled Friday at a suggestion that his story of a volunteer personal-protective equipment fabricating project by his students would quickly be outdated.
Students, instructors rise to meet demand by making medical masks
Indiana Gazette, April 05, 2020
Jojo Gause eager to follow brother's footsteps into the NFL
Bishop Keaney alum Jojo Gause has had NFL aspirations his entire life. But it wasn't until his senior season at Indiana University of Pennsylvania when those dreams became a little more realistic.
Jojo Gause eager to follow brother's footsteps into the NFL
Rochester First, April 03, 2020
What Causes Modern Obesity? Sugar, Sitting, and Social Eating Patterns
Do you find yourself eating less when you're surrounded by friends? Or perhaps you eat more. Researchers have identified a lot of factors that might be responsible for our modern obesity epidemic. One factor that hasn't been fully explored, though, is social eating patterns.
What Causes Modern Obesity? Sugar, Sitting, and Social Eating Patterns
The Great Courses Daily, April 03, 2020
Social Good Customers Share Stories of Resilience During COVID-19
Nonprofits, foundations, healthcare organizations, education institutions, corporate social responsibility teams share how cloud technology has been instrumental in helping them quickly pivot amid pandemic
Social Good Customers Share Stories of Resilience During COVID-19
WFMZ-TV, April 03, 2020
The forgotten history of Westsylvania
David Ferguson and the other members of Dad Band – a jazz group he formed with some other guys whose kids went to the same daycare – held the first Westsylvania Jazz and Blues Festival in 2015.
The forgotten history of Westsylvania
Observer-Reporter , April 03, 2020
IUP professor's book wins national award
“The Atlas of Mars: Mapping its Geography and Geology,” co-written by Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Dr. Kenneth Coles with Dr. Kenneth L. Tanaka (United States Geological Survey's Astrogeology team) and Dr. Philip R. Christensen (Arizona State University), has won a national book award from the Association of American Publishers.
IUP professor's book wins national award
Indiana Gazette, April 11, 2020
IUP President Thanks Workers for Taking Care of Students Still on Campus
IUP President Michael Driscoll addressed the IUP community in his weekly message on Friday over YouTube.
IUP President Thanks Workers for Taking Care of Students Still on Campus
wccsradio.com, April 06, 2020
IUP dean's list
Name of students earning dean's list honors for fall 2019.
Altoona Mirror, April 05, 2020
IUP student live-streams dance class to get people moving at home
When first-year student Nia Taylor had an unexpected extension of her spring break from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, she was unsure what she would do to fill the time.
IUP student live-streams dance class to get people moving at home
The Tribune-Democrat, April 04, 2020
Area Students Named to Fall Dean s List at IUP
The following students from Blair County have been named to the fall 2019 dean's list at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Students achieve dean's list status when they are full-time (12 or more credits) with a grade point average of 3.25 or higher.
Area Students Named to Fall Dean s List at IUP
Morrisons Cove Herald, April 02, 2020
Is coronavirus the catalyst higher ed needed for transformation?
In higher education, the response to the novel coronavirus pandemic has forced a technology transformation unlike any in recent memory.
Is coronavirus the catalyst higher ed needed for transformation?
edscoop, April 02, 2020
IUP creates ‘Quarantine Companion' for students during pandemic
Sharon Massey and Sean Derry, faculty members of the IUP Department of Art and Design, have created a participatory art project called “The Quarantine Companion” with some of their students.
IUP creates ‘Quarantine Companion' for students during pandemic
Leader Times, Kittanning, PA, May 02, 2020
IUP Announces Extension of “No In-Person” Classes Order, Postponement of May Commencement
IUP has announced that distance learning for university students will extend into the summer months and May commencement has been postponed due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.
IUP Announces Extension of “No In-Person” Classes Order, Postponement of May Commencement
wccsradio.com, March 31, 2020
Western Pa. colleges donate protective gear for first responders, health care workers
A number of colleges and universities across Western Pennsylvania are donating supplies to first responders, hospital workers and others on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.
Western Pa. colleges donate protective gear for first responders, health care workers
Trib Live, March 27, 2020
Emily Krisko named a Coca-Cola Academic Gold Scholar
Emily Krisko of Portage has been named as a 2020 Coca-Cola Academic Team Gold Scholar by the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, for which she receives a $1,500 scholarship and a commemorative medallion.
Our Town , March 25, 2020
Litz named executive director of BCPAC
Darren B. Litz has been named the executive director of the Bradford Creative and Performing Arts Center (BCPAC).
Litz named executive director of BCPAC
The Bradford Era, March 25, 2020
Sejla Repetti Promoted to Vice President of Commercial Development, Formulated Solutions
Formulate Solutions announces the promotion of Sejla Repetti to the position of Vice President of Commercial Development at Formulated Solutions.
Sejla Repetti Promoted to Vice President of Commercial Development, Formulated Solutions
Healthcare Packaging, March 24, 2020
Tom Dennison Joins UM Charles Regional Board of Directors
The University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center (UM CRMC) is pleased to announce that Tom Dennison has been appointed to the hospital's board of directors.
Tom Dennison Joins UM Charles Regional Board of Directors
The Bay Net, March 24, 2020
Bay City awards John Gettman Award to Gary and Carla Albright
The City of Bay City awarded Gary and Carla Albright the John Gettman Award at a city council meeting Tuesday, March 10. The Albrights had been at the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum (TCPM) for 10 years.
Bay City awards John Gettman Award to Gary and Carla Albright
North Coast Citizen, March 22, 2020
Warren, Watchung, Long Hill students earn college degrees, honors
The following news was received of local students on college and university campuses:
Warren, Watchung, Long Hill students earn college degrees, honors
Echoes-Sentinel, March 20, 2020
Cancellations, postponements continue to mount
Indiana University of Pennsylvania President Dr. Michael A. Driscoll announced Thursday that a groundbreaking ceremony has been postponed for IUP's new John J. and Char Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics building.
Cancellations, postponements continue to mount
Indiana Gazette, March 20, 2020
Best Online Nursing Degrees for 2020
College Consensus, a unique college rating website that aggregates publisher rankings and student reviews, has published three new rankings of online nursing degree programs:
Best Online Nursing Degrees for 2020
Collegeconsensus.com, March 18, 2020
Census bureau adjusting count of college students
As colleges and universities adjust their operations from person-to-person instruction to online classes in response to the coronavirus situation, the U.S. Bureau of the Census said it is adjusting operations to make sure their students are counted.
Census bureau adjusting count of college students
Indiana Gazette, March 18, 2020
IUP trustees postpone meeting
Thursday's scheduled quarterly meeting of Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Council of Trustees has been postponed.
Indiana Gazette, March 18, 2020
Arlington Schools
A student from Arlington, VA has attending Indiana University of Pennsylvania has been inducted into an honor society.
Inside NOVA, March 18, 2020
Local businesses ponder impact of closing their doors
When Gov. Tom Wolf announced Monday that “we will be extending our (coronavirus) mitigation efforts across the entire commonwealth,” he also urged all “non-essential” businesses across the state to close.
Local businesses ponder impact of closing their doors
Indiana Gazette, March 18, 2020
Pennsylvania State System universities suspend off-site internships
College students working on off-site internships are among the latest group facing an interruption in their semester due to coronavirus precautions.
Pennsylvania State System universities suspend off-site internships
Trib Live, March 16, 2020
IUP Suspending Face-To-Face Instruction For Rest Of Semester Due To Coronavirus
Indiana University of Pennsylvania will have no more face-to-face instruction during the 2020 Spring semester.
IUP Suspending Face-To-Face Instruction For Rest Of Semester Due To Coronavirus
KDKA Pittsburgh TV, March 16, 2020
4th Generation Now Working at Century-Old Funeral Home
Kreamer Funeral Home, a cornerstone of life in Annville, PA for the last century, is now being passed down to the fourth generation.
4th Generation Now Working at Century-Old Funeral Home
US News and World Report, February 22, 2020
Six Local Students Named Provost Scholars at IUP
Provost Scholar status is achieved when students complete a minimum of 45 semester hours at IUP and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Six Local Students Named Provost Scholars at IUP
Explore Clarion, March 14, 2020
In full bloom | Allied Artists of Johnstown spring exhibition features colorful, diverse pieces
Colorful works of art are in full bloom for the spring. The 2020 Spring Juried Exhibition of the Allied Artists of Johnstown is on display during regular banking hours through April 4 in the lobby of AmeriServ Financial, Main and Franklin streets, in downtown Johnstown.
In full bloom, Allied Artists of Johnstown spring exhibition features colorful, diverse pieces
The Tribune-Democrat, March 14, 2020
Looking At W.Va.'s Elk Herd Four Years In
The West Virginia elk reintroduction program is four years in, and the project is not growing as fast as expected; however, there is a herd in the Southern Coalfields that is slowly getting bigger.
Looking At W.Va.'s Elk Herd Four Years In
West Virginia Public Broadcasting, March 13, 2020
Have you met Sister Sue?
Sister Sue Fazzini grins at me from across the table. It's some minutes after 3 p.m., she's just gotten off work at SCI-Greene, and we're munching fries at Arbys on State Rt. 21 just east of Waynesburg. Between us is the form I have to fill out to gain access to the world behind the razor wire and electronically locked doors where this Benedictine nun is doing the work some might say she was called to do, for the last 15 – going on 16 – years.
Observer-Reporter , March 13, 2020
Session to talk history, cemeteries and ghosts planned in Connellsville
Terry Tonzio II recalls majoring in history at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and feeling enthralled by what he was discovering.
Session to talk history, cemeteries and ghosts planned in Connellsville
Herald-Standard, March 12, 2020
IUP campus closed to students next week
Indiana University of Pennsylvania has joined other institutions in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education in altering its class schedule in light of the threat from COVID-19, or novel coronavirus.
IUP campus closed to students next week
Indiana Gazette, March 12, 2020
Director named for River Ridge Learning Center
Della Miller Micco has been hired as the inaugural director of the River Ridge Learning Center.
Director named for River Ridge Learning Center
News and Tribune, Jeffersonville, IN, March 09, 2020
Club at IUP backs organ donation
Knowing the importance of organ donation has been a staple in Jared Swansboro's life from a young age. Swansboro, a junior English and vocal performance double major from Somerset, is now the president and founder of the Organ Donation Awareness group at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Club at IUP backs organ donation
Indiana Gazette, March 10, 2020
West Liberty presidential candidates to visit
West Liberty University's Presidential Search Committee announced Thursday the names of candidates advancing to the next step in its search for the university's 37th president.
West Liberty presidential candidates to visit
The Steubenville Herald-Star, March 07, 2020
New Member, Two Reappointments to IUP Council of Trustees
The State Senate has confirmed a new member and reappointed two current members to the IUP Council of Trustees.
New Member, Two Reappointments to IUP Council of Trustees(1)
wccsradio.com, March 05, 2020
Ron Shafer's newly released “The Pittsburgh Hamlet” is a rip-roaring tale of wit and deadly connivances among scheming geniuses
“The Pittsburgh Hamlet”: a mesmerizing account of Jude and Cory in a winding trail that tests their acumen against the calculating Abe and his malevolent plans against them. “The Pittsburgh Hamlet” is the creation of published author Dr. Shafer, an accomplished and recognized retired professor at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Christian Faith Publishing, March 06, 2020
Biden's revived campaign puts Pennsylvania primary in play
Super Tuesday's Democratic primary results and the continued whittling of the party's presidential hopefuls mean Pennsylvania's primary could matter for the first time in years.
Biden's revived campaign puts Pennsylvania primary in play
Trib Live, March 05, 2020
Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi inducts new members
The following local residents were recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines.
Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi inducts new members
Courier Express, February 28, 2020
DuBois Central Catholic Faculty Members Continue Learning
DuBois Central Catholic faculty members enjoyed their recent in-service programs, which were held on Thursday, Feb. 20 and Friday, Feb. 21.
DuBois Central Catholic Faculty Members Continue Learning
Gant News, January 29, 2020
Happy Leap Day 2020! Google doodle celebrates Earth's extra day, but why?
Happy Leap Day, world! Today (Feb. 29) marks a rare event in the calendar — an extra day that occurs each "Leap Year" to keep our calendar in check. Google is celebrating with a cute Google doodle.
Happy Leap Day 2020! Google doodle celebrates Earth's extra day, but why?
Space.com, March 01, 2020
Everything you need to know about Leap Day
Like the Summer Olympics and presidential elections, Feb. 29 happens just once every four years. Here's everything you need to know about the science and history of Leap Day.
Everything you need to know about Leap Day
Trib Live, February 27, 2020
Mayor Names Chief Revenue Officer
In an effort to step up the city's collection of unpaid taxes, permit fees and other debts, McKeesport Mayor Michael Cherepko has hired a chief revenue officer.
Mayor Names Chief Revenue Officer
The Tube City Almanac, February 27, 2020
Our police deserve an appreciative community
You come home to find your front door ajar. When you peek inside, the house looks disheveled and it appears someone may have broken in. Concerned the burglar may still be inside, you get out of there, call 911 and wait for police arrive.
Our police deserve an appreciative community
Union Herald Standard, February 27, 2020
Diane Scott uses her many talents to perform with area theater companies
Some individuals are comfortable when acting a role, while others are adept at playing their instrument at a concert or musical production. Few are equally “at home” whether performing up on a stage or playing a score down in the pit. But then, few can duplicate the talents of Diane Scott.
Diane Scott uses her many talents to perform with area theater companies
Williamsport Sun-Gazette, March 04, 2020
Archaeological excavation at Botany Bay Plantation Heritage Preserve open to public
The public is invited to join the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) Archaeology team as they conduct excavations at Pockoy Island, located on Botany Bay Plantation Heritage Preserve.
Archaeological excavation at Botany Bay Plantation Heritage Preserve open to public
Walterboro Live, February 26, 2020
Nellie Bly to join Franco, George Washington at airport
Investigative journalist and world traveler Nellie Bly will join Steelers legend Franco Harris and founding father George Washington in greeting travelers at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Nellie Bly to join Franco, George Washington at airport
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, March 04, 2020
Vytex Windows Expands Sales and Marketing Team
Melanie Thomas will take on a new role with Vytex. She has nearly 20 years of experience in the door and window industry. She earned a bachelor's degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She will work on Vytex's corporate marketing efforts.
Vytex Windows Expands Sales and Marketing Team
Door and Window Market Magazine, March 04, 2020
Pysanky Egg workshop celebrates upcoming Easter
Jeanne Curtis developed a passion for pysanky egg decorating after taking a class on the art at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. That experience inspired her to hold her own yearly workshops on the fine art of egg dyeing around the Easter holiday.
Pysanky Egg workshop celebrates upcoming Easter
The Courier Express, March 03, 2020
NEW MEMBER, TWO REAPPOINTMENTS TO IUP COUNCIL OF TRUSTEES
The State Senate has confirmed a new member and reappointed two current members to the IUP Council of Trustees.
NEW MEMBER, TWO REAPPOINTMENTS TO IUP COUNCIL OF TRUSTEES
WCCS radio 1160 AM, March 05, 2020
7-Year-Old Spends Day Off From School Leading Cadets At IUP Through Morning Workout
While most students are taking Presidents' Day off, a 7-year-old girl was up and at 'em, leading a workout session with more than two dozen cadets in IUP's Criminal Justice Training Academy.
7-Year-Old Spends Day Off From School Leading Cadets At IUP Through Morning Workout
KDKA, February 17, 2020
RMC announces 7 new leadership additions
The Regional Medical Center recently announced seven new leadership additions.
RMC announces 7 new leadership additions
The Times and Democrat, Orangeburg, SC, February 20, 2020
Police agencies combat diminishing number of applicants
Local police departments, including Washington and Canonsburg, are struggling with a dwindling number of civil service test applicants.
Police agencies combat diminishing number of applicants
Observer Reporter, February 20, 2020
Connellsville man a ‘staunch volunteer' who loved local history
If it was about Connellsville, Tom Rusnack was interested. Mr. Rusnack was a life member of the Connellsville VFW and AMVETS, a regular member of the American Legion and the Knights of Columbus, part of the Fayette County Cultural Trust and a board member at the Wesley Health Center.
Connellsville man a ‘staunch volunteer' who loved local history
TribLIVE, February 19, 2020
'Project Hope' aims to help district
There are many great things happening in our district through our partnerships with critical friends that play a role in the collective vision for Project Hope. For example, IASD is working with Dr. Mark McGowan and Dr. Tim Runge from Indiana University of Pennsylvania on building a variety of interventions for our students, both academically and behaviorally, that align to our multi-tiered systems of support efforts.
'Project Hope' aims to help district
Indiana Gazette, February 19, 2020
Dean of School of Communication to start in June 2020
Point Park University hired a dean for the School of Communication that will begin this summer.
Dean of School of Communication to start in June 2020
The Globe - Point Park University Student-Run Newspaper, February 05, 2020
Activist scheduled to speak on IUP campus
Kyle Richard, award-winning sexual violence prevention and positive manhood activist, will present a program on bystander intervention, leadership and healthy masculinity at Indiana University of Pennsylvania on Feb. 27 at 7 p.m.
Activist scheduled to speak on IUP campus
Indiana Gazette, February 06, 2020
She didn't want to be a nurse. Now she's director of a Frazer school that teaches nurses
Lynne Rugh never thought nursing was for her. But a nudge from a friend's mother led her to a rewarding career she has been working in for close to five decades.
She didn't want to be a nurse. Now she's director of a Frazer school that teaches nurses
Trib Live, February 02, 2020
Novice drivers face dwindling options to learn crucial skills
Joe Socol has had countless close calls while teaching novice drivers at the wheel, but it's often other, licensed drivers who are at fault, he said. Fortunately Socol, now in his 24th year as a driver's ed instructor at Indiana Area School District, has never had an accident with a student driver, but “we have close calls every day,” he said.
Novice drivers face dwindling options to learn crucial skills
Indiana Gazette, February 02, 2020
Maines Promoted from Associate to Membership-Owner of The Cummings Law Firm
Attorney Joshua S. Maines Esq. was recently promoted from associate to a membership-owner of The Cummings Law Firm LLC. According to information provided by the firm, Maines is a “highly-accomplished attorney with broad legal knowledge and a proven record of success in litigation.
Maines Promoted from Associate to Membership-Owner of The Cummings Law Firm
Gant News, February 02, 2020
Philly artist Distortedd releases her first sneaker: A spin on Reebok's Instapump Fury
The Krimpets were long gone. It was around 2013 when the artist Distortedd was making her way through the abandoned Tastykake factory in North Philadelphia. She said she snuck in with her then-boyfriend to do what graffiti kids like them did: Tag the place.
Philly artist Distortedd releases her first sneaker: A spin on Reebok's Instapump Fury
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 01, 2020
Long-time NCC Monroe dean set to retire
This fall, Northampton Community College's Monroe Campus will bid a fond farewell to its dean, culminating a long and illustrious career in education.
Long-time NCC Monroe dean set to retire
Pocono Record, January 29, 2020
CAMPAIGN 2020: DeLoreto announces run for state Senate seat
Indiana businessman Tony DeLoreto has announced he is seeking the Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania Senate in the 41st District.
CAMPAIGN 2020: DeLoreto announces run for state Senate seat
Indiana Gazette, January 31, 2020
Directors hear presentation on Evergreen After School Club
Residents in Marion Center questioned the school board about cost of joining the Evergreen After school club.
Directors hear presentation on Evergreen After School Club
Indiana Gazette, January 28, 2020
'Pulling Prints' to showcase printmaking in all its artistic forms
The exhibition, curated by Judith Bodman of Blooming Grove, Pa., will showcase printmaking in all its artistic forms, including woodcuts, mono prints, etching, aquatint, silkscreen/serigraphs, lithography, linocuts, and even solar based prints.
'Pulling Prints' to showcase printmaking in all its artistic forms
Pike County Courier, January 28, 2020
AAUW to hold 'Start Smart' workshop
The Indiana branch of American Association of University Women, in partnership with Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Commission on Women and the IUP Women's and Gender Studies program, will host an advocacy and equity training “Start Smart” workshop from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 8 in room 104 of the IUP Humanities and Social Science building.
AAUW to hold 'Start Smart' workshop
Indiana Gazette, January 28, 2020
IUP Musuem to present professor's art collection
The University Museum of Indiana University of Pennsylvania is pleased to begin 2020 with “Dr. Kabala's Cabinet of Wonders: Highlights from a Collection.” This exhibit showcases the personal art collection of Irene Kabala, a professor in IUP's Art and Design Department.
IUP Musuem to present professor's art collection
Indiana Gazette, January 28, 2020
Shaler native's goal of making the world a better place inspired business
As Kristy Weidner dealt with her marriage ending, she wanted to make a change. She considered volunteering for the international medical organization Doctors Without Borders. Instead, she and her former supervisor co-founded the Village Center for Holistic Therapy because she saw a local need for services aimed at improving one's overall well-being.
Shaler native's goal of making the world a better place inspired business
Trib Live, January 27, 2020
Marcia Ballinger embraces LCCC's role as an economic driver for the region
As Marcia Ballinger, Ph.D., strolls the campus of Lorain County Community College, it's hard to miss her smile.
Marcia Ballinger embraces LCCC's role as an economic driver for the region
Smart Business Cleveland, January 24, 2020
Census, voting are crucial, activist says
A community activist, empowerment advocate and teacher brought words of celebration and reflection to an audience of about 150 people at a Martin Luther King Day observance Saturday in Indiana.
Census, voting are crucial, activist says
Indiana Gazette, January 19, 2020
War on alcohol: An experiment that was a ‘catastrophic failure'
The United States was a battleground before World War I — with armies of people opposed to liquor and saloons lobbying politicians and marching on Washington, D.C., in their mission to outlaw what they considered a scourge on nation's morality — alcohol.
War on alcohol: An experiment that was a ‘catastrophic failure'
Trib Live, January 19, 2020
Shields receives Inclusive Professor Award after students' nomination
Inclusion is an important part of IUP, and some professors receive attention for their dedication to its focus in their classrooms.
Shields receives Inclusive Professor Award after students' nomination
The Penn, January 20, 2020
6 IT functies ideaal voor her- en bijscholing
It should not be surprising, given the furious pace of change in the technology field, that some IT roles are undergoing something of a metamorphosis so that they can adapt to shifting requirements.
6 IT functies ideaal voor her- en bijscholing
CXO, January 21, 2020
Bennis M. Blue served in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) in 1976, and was part of the first group of female officers to begin integrating various Army units before the WAC was disbanded in 1978. Blue was the first female minority officer of the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C., in 1978, and one of the first five females officers of the 82nd Airborne.
Bennis M. Blue: Life and Military Service after Fort Bragg (1979–2010s)
Medium, NC Stories of Service, January 21, 2020
Kortz Announces Retirement from Legislature
State Rep. Bill Kortz confirmed Tuesday that he will not seek re-election to the Pennsylvania General Assembly in November.
Kortz Announces Retirement from Legislature
The Tube City Almanac, January 21, 2020
State Police's first black woman troop commander: 'You lead where you are, no matter what station of life'
In a talk on leadership during Elizabethtown College's celebration of Martin Luther King Jr., Kristal Turner-Childs shared two stories Wednesday that helped lead her to a career in police work.
Lancaster Online, January 23, 2020
Former PEMA director, IUP trustee Cannon dies at 71
Indiana University of Pennsylvania Trustee and former Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Director Glenn M. Cannon, 71, died Monday.
Former PEMA director, IUP trustee Cannon dies at 71
Indiana Gazette, January 21, 2020
Glenn M. Cannon, Esq., First Leader of Pittsburgh's EMS Department, Passes Away
It was with great sadness today that Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich and the entire City of Pittsburgh Public Safety family learned of the passing of former Director and IUP Trustee Glenn M. Cannon, Esq.
Glenn M. Cannon, Esq., First Leader of Pittsburgh's EMS Department, Passes Away
Journal of Emergency Medical Services, January 20, 2020
IUP English professor receives $1 million grant for research
Indiana University of Pennsylvania English professor Dr. David I. Hanauer has received a $1 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute for the continuing development of measurement tools and educational models for course-based research experiences in the sciences. The funding will be released over the next five years.
IUP English professor receives $1 million grant for research
Indiana Gazette, January 25, 2020
Latrobe family establishes IUP scholarship fund in honor of Jerry Quinn
A pair of Latrobe area brothers established a new scholarship fund at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in honor of local entrepreneur Jerry Quinn Sr.
Latrobe family establishes IUP scholarship fund in honor of Jerry Quinn
Trib Live, January 24, 2020
NASA scientist to discuss climate change
Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Sigma Xi scientific research honor society and the John J. and Char Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics will host NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Senior Biospheric Scientist Dr. Compton James Tucker for a program on the satellite record of Earth's climate: The late 1970s to now, on Feb. 6.
NASA scientist to discuss climate change
Indiana Gazette, January 19, 2020
Red Kettle drive reaches 73% of goal
The Salvation Army in Indiana County collected $55,218 in its Red Kettles during the holiday season.
Red Kettle drive reaches 73% of goal
, January 18, 2020
IUP receives $30,000 grant to combat sex assault
For a third consecutive year, Indiana University of Pennsylvania will get funding from the state's It's On Us PA program aimed at combating sexual assault at 36 colleges and universities.
IUP receives $30,000 grant to combat sex assault
Indiana Gazette, January 18, 2020
The Values Of A King: ‘No Battle Was Too Big For Him'
As we approach Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Pepco's Region President Donna Cooper (DC) sits down with Edna Kane Williams (EKW), AARP's senior vice president of Multicultural Leadership, to talk about an American hero
The Values Of A King: ‘No Battle Was Too Big For Him'
AFRO The Black Media Authority, January 17, 2020
IUP: Only Pa. university selected for Intelligent.com national ranking of nutrition grad programs
Indiana University of Pennsylvania's master's program in food and nutrition has been ranked as one of the top graduate programs in the nation by Intelligent.com, an independent national higher education planning company.
IUP: Only Pa. university selected for Intelligent.com national ranking of nutrition grad programs
Courier Express, January 17, 2020
New Anatomy course draws Parrott students
Seeking a new “body” of knowledge, 25 Parrott Academy students are enrolled in the school's first Anatomy and Sports Medicine course. The demanding class is taught by Jera Scott, a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania who holds a B.S. in Health Science with a concentration in Athletic Training.
New Anatomy course draws Parrott students
Sun Journal New Bern NC, January 22, 2020
Area Students Graduate from Indiana, Pa.
The following students from Bedford County have completed requirements for graduation from Indiana University of Pennsylvania as of August 2019 and December 2019.
Area Students Graduate from Indiana, Pa.
Morisons Cove Herald, January 16, 2020
Area students receive Keystone Degree
Twelve area FFA students were awarded the Keystone Award during the annual Pennsylvania FFA Convention at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg.
Area students receive Keystone Degree
Bedford Gazette, January 16, 2020
Blue Knights Announce 2020 Drum Majors
The Blue Knights Drum & Bugle Corps is excited to announce the Drum Major Team for the 2020 Drum Corps International season!
Blue Knights Announce 2020 Drum Majors
Colorado Business Organization, January 15, 2020
VITAS names new general manager for hospice services
VITAS Healthcare named Peter Frenchak, a healthcare administrator and former helicopter paramedic and U.S. Air Force veteran, as general manager of its hospice services throughout Palm Beach County.
VITAS names new general manager for hospice services
Palm Beach Florida Weekly, January 16, 2020
ANE Adds Two New Hires in 2020 with Sights on New York Expansion
ANE, Agency Network Exchange LLC, announced the addition of Kevin Grove as Regional Director and Frank Vetrano as Director of Membership.
ANE Adds Two New Hires in 2020 with Sights on New York Expansion
Morningstar, January 15, 2020
3 new officers join Monroeville police department
Monroeville welcomed three new, full-time police officers to its force Tuesday.
3 new officers join Monroeville police department
TribLIVE, January 15, 2020
Eight selected for Indiana County Sports Hall of Fame
Three former Indiana High School standouts and two from Blairsville, a major college baseball coach, the area's premier runner and a innovative coach from decades ago make up the 2020 Indiana County Sports Hall of Fame induction class.
Eight selected for Indiana County Sports Hall of Fame
Indiana Gazette, January 15, 2020
IUP food, nutrition program earns high marks
Indiana University of Pennsylvania's master's program in food and nutrition has been ranked as one of the top graduate programs in the nation by Intelligent.com, an independent national higher education planning company.
IUP food, nutrition program earns high marks
Indiana Gazette, January 15, 2020
Campus Notes
The following students from Monroe County have completed requirements for graduation from Indiana University of Pennsylvania as of August 2019 and December 2019.
Pocono Record, January 13, 2020
Comedy fundraiser to benefit Westmoreland Heritage Trail, nearing 5th phase
As Westmoreland Heritage Trail officials begin prep work for the trail's fifth phase, they are also gearing up for an annual fundraiser to offset the cost of trail maintenance. In the spring of 2019, members of the Delmont Visionary Committee worked with a group of Indiana University of Pennsylvania students to evaluate potential routes the fifth phase may follow.
Comedy fundraiser to benefit Westmoreland Heritage Trail, nearing 5th phase
Greensburg Tribune-Review, January 14, 2020
Clinical SCORE Names Samantha Daugherty as Vice President, Director of Operations
Clinical SCORE, a consulting and market research company for the biopharmaceutical industry, today announced the appointment of Samantha Daugherty to the position of Vice President, Director of Operations. Daugherty worked in research call centers while earning a bachelor's degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Clinical SCORE Names Samantha Daugherty as Vice President, Director of Operations
Morning News, January 14, 2020
Penn State Brandywine welcomes new chancellor
Marilyn Wells has been appointed chancellor of Penn State Brandywine effective Jan. 13. Wells holds a doctoral degree in health education from Southern Illinois University, two master's degrees in public health and health education from East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, and a bachelor's degree in home economics education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Penn State Brandywine welcomes new chancellor
Delaware County Times, January 14, 2020
WCU Grad Earns Doctorate, Credits Mother for Success in Life
Debonair Oates-Primus, a West Chester University graduate and Assistant Professor of English at the Community College of Philadelphia, recently earned her doctorate from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, writes Kristen Graham for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
WCU Grad Earns Doctorate, Credits Mother for Success in Life
Vista.Today, January 12, 2020
IUP to hold STEM event at library
Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Office of Residence Life will present a free children's event on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Indiana Free Library at the corner of Ninth and Philadelphia streets in Indiana. The 2020 STEM Olympic Challenge offers elementary school children the chance to “go for the gold” while doing hands-on science experiments. The STEM Olympic Challenge will be hosted by about 50 resident assistants from IUP's Office of Residence Life.
IUP to hold STEM event at library
Indiana Gazette, January 12, 2020
Latest Hoyt exhibition showcases landscapes by Pittsburgh artist
Arts & Education at the Hoyt presents a new exhibition of work titled “Locality” by Pittsburgh artist Lauren Scavo-Fulk, beginning Tuesday. A member of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh, Scavo-Fulk recently received her MFA in Drawing from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Latest Hoyt exhibition showcases landscapes by Pittsburgh artist
New Castle News, January 10, 2020
The Confluence: A new atlas gives Earthlings a better picture of Mars
NASA is set to launch its next rover to the surface of Mars in July, building on information gathered by its predecessors. Ken Coles, a geoscientist at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, was part of a team that published an Atlas of Mars, which updates the last atlas published by NASA in the 1970s.
The Confluence: A new atlas gives Earthlings a better picture of Mars
WESA-FM (NPR, Pittsburgh), January 09, 2020
Philadelphia D.A. Larry Krasner appoints Keziah Cameron to head Victim Witness Services Unit
District Attorney Larry Krasner announced January 7 that he is promoting victims' services coordinator Keziah Cameron to the role of director of the Victim Witness Services Unit of the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Cameron started at the DAO in 2003 as an outreach coordinator with the Victim Witness Services Unit. She holds a bachelor's degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia D.A. Larry Krasner appoints Keziah Cameron to head Victim Witness Services Unit
Generocity, January 09, 2020
Kuhns to head middle school
Dr. Lori Kuhns has been named acting principal of Northampton Area Middle School. Kuhns succeeds NAMS Principal Patrice Turner. An Emmaus High School, Class of 1991, graduate, Kuhns received a bachelor's degree in elementary education from West Chester University in 1995; a master's degree in reading education from Bloomsburg University in 1997; a master's in educational leadership for kindergarten through 12th grade and a principal's certificate from Wilkes University in 2003; and a doctorate in educational leadership and administrative studies and a superintendent's letter from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Northampton Press, January 09, 2020
Eastern Michigan's New Marching Band Director Aims To Create Tradition
It was the “Pride of the Peninsula”, the Eastern Michigan University Marching Band. Whether EMU held the lead or trailed behind, their marching band kept the student section energetic, bobbing their heads, and dancing on their feet. For that, you can thank Dr. Chandler Wilson, the newly appointed director of the Eastern Michigan University Marching Band. Recently, Wilson obtained his Ph.D. in music education with an emphasis in conducting from Florida State University. Prior to that, he received his Master of Arts in Wind Band Conducting from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Eastern Michigan's New Marching Band Director Aims To Create Tradition
Black News Portal/Michigan Chronicle, January 02, 2020
Patty's Breads and Pastries rises again with new owner
Despite receiving calls about the property and business, Patty's Breads and Pastries was still for sale when Brittney Huber contacted Reagle in December. The sale closed at the end of the year, with the two working and planning to reopen the bakery in early January. Huber had attended a one-year culinary program at Indiana University of Pennsylvania at Punxsutawney, gaining more experience through an externship.
Patty's Breads and Pastries rises again with new owner
Titusville Herald, January 08, 2020
Opioids on campus: new funding targets colleges to help end the opioid crisis
Twelve other schools around the state are also receiving a portion of the grant, including Delaware County Community College, Duquesne University, Immaculata University, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Research Institute, Lackawanna College, Lehigh Carbon Community College, Montgomery County Community College, Muhlenberg College, Penn State Berks, Robert Morris University, Temple University, and West Chester University.
Opioids on campus: new funding targets colleges to help end the opioid crisis
Fox 43 (Harrisburg), January 08, 2020
Mankato writer pens book about the movie industry; goes on sale in March
Cody Benjamin was the kind of kid who spent his childhood acting out his favorite movie scenes in the backyard, his head lost in the fantasy world he was discovering on the big screen. Benjamin along with college buddy and literary collaborator Chris Hayes have a new book coming out in a few weeks, “What About the Movies,” that analyzes and dissects various aspects of the film industry. Currently a writer for CBS Sports, Benjamin lives in Mankato with his wife, a physician assistant for Mayo Clinic Health System (and is ) A journalism graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Mankato writer pens book about the movie industry; goes on sale in March
Mankato Free Press, January 07, 2020
Council hires police officer
Council hired Kyle Lewis, of Kittanning, as a part-time police officer. Hruska and police Officer-in-Charge Don Isherwood said Lewis is in his early 30s; grew up in Kittanning and worked in police departments in Armstrong County; served eight years in the U.S. Army and four in the U.S. Air Force, including three tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan; and studied criminology and political science at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Indiana Gazette, January 08, 2020
Library to hold STEM day
STEM Day will return to the Indiana Free Library in partnership with the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Housing Department on Jan. 18 at 10 a.m. Activities will be held on all three floors of the library.
Indiana Gazette, January 08, 2020
State backs #ProtectYourBrain campaign and other campus anti-opioid efforts
Students at a campus in a county pounded by the opioid epidemic will soon start seeing, over and over again, a social-media-friendly message: #ProtectYourBrain. Sometimes used in reference to sports-related concussions, the hashtag will now be an important part of an anti-drug-abuse push at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, recipient Wednesday of one of 13 state grants for opioid prevention programs at post-secondary institutions.
State backs #ProtectYourBrain campaign and other campus anti-opioid efforts
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, January 08, 2020
New leader seeks to reform Philly D.A.'s Victim Services Unit
Keziah Cameron has a big job ahead of her this year. The 39-year old North Philadelphia native has been tasked with reforming the Victim Services Unit of Philadelphia District Attorney's Office. She joined the unit as a victim services coordinator after she graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in political science.
New leader seeks to reform Philly D.A.'s Victim Services Unit
Philadelphia Tribune, January 04, 2020
Hampton grad makes Forbes' 30 Under 30
Zachary Smith, a 2009 Hampton graduate, was named in Forbes Magazine's annual 30 Under 30 in its Energy category for 2020. But starting a business that specializes in green building design wasn't anything he set out to do at Hampton or at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated in 2013 with a degree in Business Management and Entrepreneurship.
Hampton grad makes Forbes' 30 Under 30
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, January 02, 2020
William Kerr: Remembering Apollo Patrolman Leonard C. Miller
Jan. 3 marks the 40th anniversary of the death of Apollo Patrolman Leonard C. Miller, who sacrificed his life for the community. ... (graduate) of the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Police Academy.
William Kerr: Remembering Apollo Patrolman Leonard C. Miller
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, January 01, 2020
MARTI to receive $100,000 to fight opioid epidemic
Indiana University of Pennsylvania is one of 13 institutions receiving shares of nearly $1 million in federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grants to prevent and reduce the use of opioids by college students and to create naloxone training opportunities for post-secondary institutions. IUP's Mid-Atlantic Research and Training Institute for Community and Behavioral Health is getting nearly $100,000 of that money, funneled through the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.
MARTI to receive $100,000 to fight opioid epidemic
Indiana Gazette, January 09, 2020
Business briefs
FORMER YSU STAFFER TAPPED: Following a national search, Dr. Debra L. Fitzsimons, originally from Hermitage, Pa., has been selected vice president for administration and finance at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She began work at IUP on Dec. 16.
Warren Tribune Chronicle (Ohio), January 07, 2020
Business Briefs
FORMER YSU STAFFER TAPPED: Following a national search, Dr. Debra L. Fitzsimons, originally from Hermitage, Pa., has been selected vice president for administration and finance at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She begun work at IUP on Dec. 16.
Youngstown Vindicator , January 08, 2020
Armstrong County Students Named to 2019 IUP Dean's List
INDIANA, Pa. – The following students from Armstrong County have been named to the Summer 2019 Dean's List at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Students achieve dean's list status when they are full-time (12 or more credits) with a grade point average of 3.25 or higher. The full list of summer 2019 dean's list students is available at www.iup.edu.
Armstrong County Students Named to 2019 IUP Dean's List
The Kittanning Paper, January 06, 2020
IUP Graduates Students from Armstrong County
The following students from Armstrong County have completed requirements for graduation from Indiana University of Pennsylvania as of August 2019 and December 2019. Graduates, their hometowns, majors and degrees are: Elderton: Seth J. Davis, B.S. in Communications Media
IUP Graduates Students from Armstrong County
The Kittanning Paper, January 06, 2020