Session featuring several alumni in a variety of roles, including: Hannah Biondi of Showtime, Shannon Furman of NFL Films, Karissa Maxwell of Perform Media, and Ali Nicastro of Major League Soccer.

Want to learn how to communicate effectively with children about science? Come join us for a workshop, with instruction from the College of Education, on how to translate and communicate science topics to children!

Join the Penn State Science Policy Society for this event Thursday March 22nd from 5:30-6:30pm in HUB 325.

Snacks will be provided and all are welcome! Science majors, education majors, and those who are just curious are all invited!

Join digital media industry experts Phil Carl ('88 Telcomm), vice president of ad sales for Viceland, and Matt Prohaska, CEO of Prohaska Consulting, for a free public session titled "The Future of Television is Now." Digital platforms are disrupting traditional media industries, but are also creating new opportunities for advertisers and content creators. The session will focus on how to navigate this fast-changing landscape with insights from industry experts with extensive experience and expertise. The session is a don't-miss opportunity for people interested in television.

Mark Russell, executive editor of Memphis Commercial Appeal, will be the featured speaker for the annual Oweida Lecture in Journalism Ethics. Russell has served in the role since June 2017. He was previously head of opinion/engagement for the USA Today Network-Tennessee as well as managing editor and news director for the Commercial Appeal.

Free public lecture featuring Kendra Hatcher King, vice president of account planning for Razorfish. A 20-year industry veteran, King works with a group of business and development leaders in the Atlanta region. Her work has featured brand development and media strategies for clients including Bridgestone, Coca-Cola, Kellogg's and Russell Athletic.

Rushing home after chemistry to play your guitar?

Distracted in math because you're writing poetry?

Is "directing a physics play" on your bucket list?

Join Eberly College of Science Office of Science Outreach for the first ever "Science Open Mic Night."

Distinguished visiting scholar Michael Humphrey will present a free public lecture titled "The Flourishing 'I': Anscombe and the Ethics of Life Narrative in Digital Space." Humphrey’s research focuses on life narratives and persona-creation on social media sites. He has applied the findings to issues such as troll-hunting, the Black Lives Matter movement, scientist personae, presidential elections and YouTube celebrity. He is currently working on a book that investigates YouTube family vlogs and the massive, but fragile, digital kinship narratives they engender. He teaches digital storytelling and entrepreneurial journalism at Colorado State University. The event is sponsored by the Don W. Davis Program in Ethical Leadership in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications.

Calling all science advocates and science enthusiasts!

Join fellow sciencephiles as we build a community of civic-minded researchers and more informed public in Happy Valley.

Sponsored by the Penn State Science Policy Society

Free public lecture by airline expert and marketing consultant Rob Britton. Supported by the Arthur W. Page Center Professional in Residence program.

Presented by the Penn State Science Policy Society

Did you know that less than 2/3 of college professors participate in social media? Meanwhile, only 28 percent of our population can pass a basic science literacy test. Scientist participating in social media can help change the science dialogue and reach a broader audience. Learn the facts and statistics surrounding social media and science, and how to become active online in a meaningful way.