A Valley Points Family YMCA childcare employee smiles as she holds up a miniature Penn State basketball hoop. The item was one of nearly 200 toys and items donated to the YMCA's early learning and childcare sites during Penn State New Kensington Police and Public Safety's "Cram the Cruiser" event.
Andrew Loveridge, police officer at Penn State New Kensington, places a donated toy in the back of the campus police cruiser during the officer-led "Cram the Cruiser" event on Dec. 11.
Sergeant James Lane (far right), Penn State New Kensington station commander, visits with children at the Valley Points Family YMCA's Early Learning Center in downtown New Kensington. Lane and Wesley Sheets, southwest district deputy chief, spent time giving the children police badge stickers before dropping off nearly 200 toys and other items collected during the campus police officer-led "Cram the Cruiser" event.
Wesley Sheets, southwest district deputy chief for Penn State University Police and Public Safety, helps deliver toy and supply donations to the Valley Points Family YMCA's New Kensington branch location in downtown New Kensington. The donations were the result of the New Kensington campus' police officer-led "Cram the Cruiser" event on Dec. 11.
Kevin Snider, chancellor at Penn State New Kensington, places a gift in the back of the campus' police cruiser during the "Cram the Cruiser" event on Dec. 11.
Sergeant James Lane, Penn State New Kensington's campus police commander, places a gift in the campus police cruiser during the first "Cram the Cruiser" event on Dec. 11. The event helped the campus' Police and Public Safety Department collect nearly 200 toys and items to be donated to the local Valley Points Family YMCA early learning and school age childcare centers.
From left: Davon White, first-year chemical engineering student; David Meredith, associate professor of engineering; and Gabrielle Beatty, sophomore mechanical engineering student.
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus invited five local school districts to the 24th-annual Engineering Days (E-Days) event on Dec. 9 for a day of demonstrations and activities.
Mary Budinsky, Melissa Miner, Lindsey Simon-Jones, Andrzej Gapinski, and Rebecca Johnson accept 2019 excellence awards presented by Charles Patrick, chief academic officer and chancellor.
