Information session for spring semester international reporting embedded program. The class will meet Tuesdays and Thursday from 9:05 to 10:20 a.m. During spring break students will travel abroad to report stories from the destination country, which will be revealed at the meeting. Only juniors and seniors are eligible, and print, broadcast, photo, and multimedia students are welcome to apply. Enrollment is limited and prior approval is needed for registration. Additional details, including how to apply, will be available at the meeting.

Alumnus Adam Pietrala visits for a series of classroom visits and meetings as part of the 2022 Ben Bronstein Lectureship.

Pietrala, a partner for global business development at FleishmanHillard New York, has extensive specific experience with consumer packaged goods brands, including Bayer Consumer Health, Chase, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Walgreens, and Starbucks among others. e is skilled at leveraging data and pop culture to develop insights and ideas that drive consumers to action. His work has been recognized with a Cannes Lion as well as Big Apple and Clio, Silver Anvil, and SABRE awards.

Town hall for faculty and staff featuring President Neeli Bendapudi, joined by: Zack Moore, vice president for government and community relations; Damon Sims, vice president for student affairs; and Sara Thorndike. Questions may be submitted in advance using this form.

Join Matt Reed for a 'Careers Talk.' Reed is responsible for coordinating AKF’s strategic relationships with governments, multilaterals, foundations and corporations. He has been CEO of AKF in the UK since 2016.

This event is co-sponsored by the Department of Film Production and Media Studies, the Department of Telecommunications, and the Center for Global Studies.

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Guest lecturer Matt Reed will present "Enabling Better Futures: Leap-Frogging, Life-Hacking and Bridging Digital Divides in Asia and Africa Through the Aga Khan Development Network." Co-sponsored by the Department of Telecommunications, the Department of Film Production and Media Studies, the School of International Affairs, and the Center for Global Studies.

Interested in getting real world experience running the business behind the school newspaper? Come learn more about The Daily Collegian's Business Division and our four departments: Marketing, Creative, Business Insights and Sales! Any questions, email davis.yoshitani@collegianpsu.com

Interested in getting real world experience running the business behind the school newspaper? Come learn more about The Daily Collegian's Business Division and our four departments: Marketing, Creative, Business Insights and Sales! Any questions, email davis.yoshitani@collegianpsu.com

Penn State Network Television is hosting a network-wide general interest meeting for its seven (7) student-run shows. PSN-TV is Penn State’s only entirely student-run television network, with shows ranging from news, sports, comedy and more. More details about the network shows can be found at the general interest meeting.​

Interested in getting real world experience running the business behind the school newspaper? Come learn more about The Daily Collegian's Business Division and our four departments: Marketing, Creative, Business Insights and Sales! Any questions, email davis.yoshitani@collegianpsu.com

Open to all majors ... Penn State's Society of Professional Journalists chapter is holding a beginning-of-the-semester/information meeting. If you are unable to make it but still interested in the exciting opportunities SPJ has to offer this year, email Anjelica Rubin at air5179@psu.edu or Steve Kraycik at spj17@psu.edu for more info.