While school might be out, the excitement is just beginning for Penn State Outreach. This season, we’re busier than ever, offering a vibrant array of programs, trips, and camps designed to engage, educate, and inspire.
Outreach News
The latest news and information about Penn State Outreach and its impact on the Commonwealth.
John Pozza has been a WPSU board member since about 2019, but he was also involved with WPSU as a community volunteer for two Our Town productions in Brookville. He always been involved in broadcasting because of its ability to reach and impact a wide audience of viewers and listeners.
Kelly Hastings has been a teacher, assistant principal, principal, curriculum director, and superintendent. She enjoys paper art, embroidery, reading, gardening, and volunteering at WPSU.
Greg Petersen, WPSU board president, had a 45-year career in broadcasting and media concluding with a 28-year stint at WPSU TV-FM, retiring as director of broadcasting in 2017.
Penn State Outreach joins the greater University by focusing on sustainability.
Sydney Forde is originally from St. Albert in Alberta, Canada (a few hours away from Banff in the Rocky Mountains). She is currently completing a Ph.D. in mass communications at Penn State and is the first Penn State student board member for WPSU since the spring of 2022.
Melinda Stearns is originally from Ebensburg, PA, and is a graduate of Penn State. She had a corporate marketing career in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Boston before returning to State College, PA. Melinda has been a board member at WPSU for the past six years.
WPSU is proud to offer three opportunities for you to experience the culinary artistry of Chef Matt Migliore.
Your generosity on GivingTuesday fueled Outreach’s mission to provide engaging learning opportunities to countless individuals across Pennsylvania. These are the results!
WPSU recently hosted Eventapalooza, a fall PBS KIDS family event that offered make-and-take crafts and games for community children. The theme of the event centered around the recognition and celebration of Indigenous people and was held in collaboration with the Indigenous Peoples Student Association (IPSA) and the Indigenous Faculty and Staff Alliance (IFSA) at Penn State.