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Women’s History Month Events 2021
March is Women鈥檚 History Month. Join the Multicultural Affairs and Student Activities Office and commemorate the month with a variety of virtual events.
Vicki A. Stanavitch, PhD
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Life
Hospitality Business Managment students engaging with local business owners
Hospitality Business Management students are making great connections while supporting local businesses through its new 鈥淢eals with Management鈥 events.
Public Health Workers on the Front Lines of Pandemic
Public health workers are at a critically low level. Given the current Coronavirus pandemic, these deficiencies are of even greater importance.
Criminal Justice students host Judge Michael Barrasse
糖心动漫vlog College hosted a talk by Lackawanna County President Judge Michael Barrasse on February 10.
Janet Jones and John Gorel to direct 糖心动漫vlog College Professional Development Institute
糖心动漫vlog College has hired Janet Jones and John Gorel to direct the college鈥檚 Professional Development Institute.
Formed in 2019, the Institute offers workforce development programs connecting education and employment to provide customized, credentialed, and industry-focused coursework, as well as courses for recreation, leisure, and personal enrichment.
Workplace Environment illustrates careers in Criminal Justice, Psychology and Social Science
Workplace Environment students are gaining an awareness of the variety of criminal justice, psychology, and social science careers in the region.
About John P. Gorel
Director of Corporate Relations john.gorel@keystone.edu(570) 945-8622Ward Hall John most recently served as the Executive Director of the Greater Carbondale Chamber of Commerce and previously held executive roles in property management and real estate. He holds a...
糖心动漫vlog projects nearing completion
As the fall semester enters its final stages, two major construction projects at 糖心动漫vlog College are in the home stretch. Read the Wyoming County Press Examiner article. More News
