Molly Rahe-Randall will be playing the violin in the UPC Lobby on Monday, April 5, and Monday, April 19.

This is a Center Stage performance.

IRB Board B will meet to review protocols. 

This Penn State Project ECHO series for medical students not specializing in psychiatry is designed to address care strategies for improving the treatment of patients with a mental health condition.

This Penn State Project ECHO series is designed to equip anyone caring for women who experience perinatal mental health problems with the best practices in diagnosis and treatment related to mental health during the perinatal period.

This is a Center Stage performance.

Offering fresh, organic produce at an affordable cost.

The Assessments and Issues Committee of Penn State Commission for Women generally meets from noon to 1 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month.

"Dementia Interventions: Where are we and where do we need to go?" will be presented by Marie Boltz, PhD, RN, FAAN.

This talk will help you consider a new perspective to find a silver lining.

Throughout April, Shelba Purtle will perform at various Penn State Health locations.

"Role of Cellular Compartments and Viral Capsid in Hepatitis B Virus Entry" presented by Megan McGinley.  Dr. Jianming Hu is the adviser. “Pursuing the Mechanisms by which Neutrophils induce Ferroptosis in Glioblastoma Cells” presented by Tong Lu.  Dr. Wei Li is the adviser. View the seminar here.

Two students will make presentations.

This Penn State Project ECHO series for health care providers is designed to improve treatment access for patients facing unique challenges related to Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) in rural communities.

Jonathan Frazier will perform on various dates in April.

The Office for Professional Mental Health is offering virtual QPR Gatekeeper Training.

This Penn State Project ECHO series for all Boy Scouts of America camp staff is designed to promote healthful practices and proven changes to the camp environment to encourage healthy choices for scouts.

This is a Center Stage performance.

Presented by: Wenxue Lin, MS, Graduate Research Assistant, Epidemiology PhD Program, Department of Public Health Sciences To join via Zoom, visit https://pshealth.zoom.us/j/98351976674 Meeting ID is 983 5197 6674 and passcode is 126027 To join via phone, dial 929-205-6099

"Counting the butterflies of the soul"  - Lecture by Anirban Paul, Ph.D., Neural and Behavioral Sciences, Penn State College of Medicine.

Presented by: Li (Jean) Zhang, MA, MS, Graduate Research Assistant, Epidemiology PhD Program, Department of Public Health Sciences To join via Zoom, visit https://pshealth.zoom.us/j/98351976674 Meeting ID:  983 5197 6674 and Passcode to enter seminar:  126027 To join via phone, dial:  929-205-6099

Presented by: Li (Jean) Zhang, MA, MS, Graduate Research Assistant, Epidemiology PhD Program, Department of Public Health Sciences. To join via Zoom, visit https://pshealth.zoom.us/j/98351976674 Meeting ID:  983 5197 6674 and passcode: 126027 To join via phone, dial 929-205-6099

Penn State Extracellular Vesicle Consortium's monthly seminar series provides a platform to present and discuss research regarding extracellular vesicles.

Lion's Pantry provides essential groceries to any student on the Hershey campus experiencing food insecurity.

A class designed to help get breastfeeding off to a great start by dispelling myths, teaching evidence-based current information and practical tips for welcoming a newborn baby into the family.

Learn how organ donations change lives. Hear from Penn State Health patients who have had kidney and heart transplants.

Learn about the Meso Scale Discovery system, available in Penn State College of Medicine's mass spectrometry and proteomics facility.

Thursday, April 8: Seasons will play the harp and hammered dulcimer in the Main lobby Thursday, April 15: Seasons will play the harp and hammered dulcimer in the PSCI Lobby Thursday, April 22: Seasons will play the harp and hammered dulcimer in the Main Lobby

In this free workshop, we will discuss tools and strategies to incorporate games and gamification into your online teaching practice.

PhD students in the Neuroscience graduate program will present.

As the largest public funder of biomedical research in the world, NIH is a major funding target for a wide range of researchers. Only about 20% of applicants receive funding each year, but don’t panic.

Tuesday, April 6: Frances Drost will play the piano in the Main Lobby Tuesday, April 13: Frances Drost will play the piano in the Main Lobby Thursday, April 22: Frances Drost will play the piano in the Main Lobby Tuesday, April 27: Frances Drost will play the piano in the Main Lobby

This IRB/HSPO training session for those involved with human subjects research at Penn State will focus on several topics in research consent.

This Penn State Project ECHO series is designed to equip school personnel with strategies to address underage drinking through the training and delivery of steps collectively referred to as the screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment (SBIRT) technique.

This is a Center Stage performance.

The I-Corps@NCATS program offers a methodology to identify the commercial potential of novel technologies.

Drop off unwanted, unneeded or expired medication needles and syringes for safe disposal.