Session for Bellisario College students focused on actions and impact of grading of alternative grading choices for the spring semester. Students must take action on LionPATH by May 29. Students will have the opportunity to ask questions during a session that focuses on: why they should opt in (or not); how to opt in; and how alternative grades might impact GPAs, entrance ot major, graduation with distinction, Dean's List and more.

The Penn State Alumni Association will host a virtual conversation with former White House correspondent and media expert Ben Feller.Feller is a partner at Mercury, a global strategy firm, where he advises companies and organizations. He joined Mercury in 2013 after a 20-year career in journalism, including serving as chief White House correspondent for The Associated Press. Feller is a State College native and has been honored as a Alumni Fellow. The event is free but registration is required.

Session for Bellisario College students focused on actions and impact of grading of alternative grading choices for the spring semester. Students must take action on LionPATH by May 29. Students will have the opportunity to ask questions during a session that focuses on: why they should opt in (or not); how to opt in; and how alternative grades might impact GPAs, entrance ot major, graduation with distinction, Dean's List and more.

Session for Bellisario College students focused on actions and impact of grading of alternative grading choices for the spring semester. Students must take action on LionPATH by May 29. Students will have the opportunity to ask questions during a session that focuses on: why they should opt in (or not); how to opt in; and how alternative grades might impact GPAs, entrance ot major, graduation with distinction, Dean's List and more.

"Strength of the Penn State Community"

Hosted by Dean Marie Hardin of the Bellisario College, the third of four 45-minute sessions for accepted students and their families.

An hourlong event featuring President Eric Barron, Executive Vice President and Provost Nick Jones and key faculty and administrative leaders involved in planning Penn State’s return to work and learning strategies amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Topics will include the recent announcements about workforce changes, plans for summer, and work being done by the task groups to return students to campus and employees to work. General questions about recently announced measures and other coronavirus-related concerns may be submitted in advance and during the event by email at questions@psu.edu or through this Google form.

"The Penn State Student Experience"

Hosted by Vice President for Student Affiars Damon Sims, the second of four 45-minute sessions for accepted students and their families.

"Flexibility to Meet Individual Needs"

Hosted by President Eric Barron, the first of four 45-minute sessions for acepted students and their families.

Information for students about Penn State education abroad options and programming, including an overview and breakout sessions about specific programs and academic resources. Students are encouraged to register by May 1.