Join AdClub for its ninth annual "Life After Carnegie" panel event highlighting the sucesses of Penn State College of Communications graduates who will speak about their journeys in various career paths in the communications industry. Panelists will give students tips on how to make the most of their education while at Penn State. The event will be panel style and will allow for open discussion. Students are encouraged to come with questions! As always, free food and beverages!

Annual College of Communications Undergraduate Research Symposium, an opportunity for communications students to showcase their work through a short presentation or as part of a poster session. Prizes will be award for the top presentations and posters.

Free public discussion and question-and-answer session with Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports as part of the Conversation Series conducted by the John Curley Center for Sports Journalism.

Free public presentation -- full title "Becoming Moroccan and/or Saharawi? Children's Co-Constructions of Citizenship" -- by Yael Warshel, a University-wide Rock Ethics Institute co-funded faculty and assistant professor of journalism and telecommunications, as part of a symposium titled PSU Research in Africa: Building Synergy within the Community. The overall conference features President Eric Barron as the guest of honor and will showcase campus-wide research in Africa.

"Crossing Borders, Building Bridges: Connecting Personal Narratives, Art, Activisim and Feminism Knowledge Projects" The 15th annual Women's Studies Graduate Organization Conference at Penn State. Event organizers include communications graduate students Stevie Berberick (WSGO president), Giuliana Sorce (WSGO treasurer), with several other communications graduate students scheduled for presentations. https://ucs.psu.edu/service/home/~/?auth=co&loc=en_US&id=299482&part=2

General meeting of Public Relations Student Society of America featuring alumnus Tony Mancuso, assistant direcor of strategic communications for Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics. He will discuss sports public relations, including his role at Penn State.

Jennifer Kempton will share her experience as a survivor of sex trafficking in Columbus,Ohio, and how she founded Survivor’s Ink, an organization that helps survivors overcome the painful reminders of their past by offering cover-up tattoos or “debranding,” removal of brandings or scars received while being trafficked. Film-video faculty member Pearl Gluck will show a sneak peek of her work-in-progress film "The Turn Out," also set in Ohio and created in collaboration with survivors. Kempton is working with Gluck on her next film. The program is sponsored by the College of Communications, the Department of Telecommunications, the College of Nursing, University Libraries, and the College of Information Sciences and Technology.

Free public presentation by alumnus Reginald Walker ('04 Telecom), a highlight producer for ESPN. Event presented by the Office of Multicultural Affairs in the College of Communications at part of African-American Heritage Month.

Free public lecture by Matt Jordan, associate professor in the Department of Film-Video and Media Studies, as part of The Choice: 2016 speaker series sponsored by The MCcourtney Institute for Democracy.

Watch as the 2015-16 Penn State American Advertising Federation Ad Competition Team (the Nittany Group) pitches its best creative ideas for this year’s National Student Advertising Competition campaign for Snapple beverages. Join AdClub for this real-life advertising agency-style pitch to an audience of advertising professionals, and YOU, to see which of the team's creative concepts are the best.