From EUP

Edinboro University’s Center for Branding and Strategic Communication served 11 clients during the spring semester, engaging five classes and nearly 60 students on a variety of projects that included graphic and web design, video production and comprehensive public relations campaigns. In addition, the Beehive employs several undergraduate students and provides graduate assistantships and stipends to two to four graduate students all working to develop innovative and collaborative creative projects.

Two Edinboro University employees were recognized by a local independent newspaper for their contributions to the Erie region at early stages in their careers.

On each Thursday night in July, Edinboro will host “Movies Under the Stars,” beginning at 9 p.m. on the lawns behind the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, 405 Scotland Road. Attendance and parking are free. Guests may park in the lot across from the McComb Fieldhouse or next to the Baron-Forness Library.

For the fifth consecutive year, Edinboro University Game and Virtual World Development track was ranked among the top programs in Pennsylvania.

Edinboro University’s Veterans Success Center will host a training session for sociable individuals who are interested in collecting these stories from U.S. Army veterans. On June 20-21 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., members of the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC) Veterans Ambassador Program, out of Carlisle, Pa., will train volunteers in Edinboro University’s Frank G. Pogue Student Center to collect personal stories to include in the Army’s historical archives.

Dr. Stacie Wolbert, associate provost and interim dean of students, has been appointed associate vice president for student affairs, effective June 11. She has served as interim dean since September 2017, while continuing to serve as associate provost, a position she has held since August 2016.

Amanda Brown Sissem, an Erie native with more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, will join Edinboro University as the director of alumni engagement on June 11.

Edinboro University graduate students enrolled in the Educational Psychology program acquire a broad understanding of human development, psychology theories and educational research through online coursework.

Edinboro University didn’t have to look far to find a replacement for long-time women’s basketball coach Stan Swank. Interim Director of Athletics Dr. Katherine Robbins today announced the hiring of assistant coach Callie Wheeler as Edinboro’s fifth head coach of the women’s basketball program. Swank had previously announced his retirement last week.

Erie resident Nicole Wagner, who graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and a concentration in Biochemistry, represented the Class of 2018 during Edinboro University’s undergraduate commencement ceremony on May 12.

Williamsport native Seth Hembree, who earned a Master of Education in Educational Psychology this spring, represented the Class of 2018 during Edinboro University’s graduate commencement ceremony on May 12.

All you need is a blanket or a lawn chair to see these stories unfold at the free “Movies under the Stars” series at the Porreco College of Edinboro University. Presented in partnership with the Film Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania and hosted by filmmaker John C. Lyons, the free film series features four recent releases for all ages.

Two graduating Edinboro University seniors and ROTC cadets were officially commissioned as officers in the U.S. Army during a ceremony on Friday at Edinboro’s main campus.

Edinboro University celebrated the academic success of 775 students in the Class of 2018 during undergraduate and graduate ceremonies today on EU’s main campus.

A new sociology concentration at Edinboro University aims to inspire students to take action in the community and become agents of positive social change.

Beginning Monday, May 7, Edinboro University will unveil six locations throughout Erie County that will serve as host sites for the literacy project. Directed by Edinboro’s Center for Faculty Excellence, the Little Free Library Project aims to promote literacy, community engagement and public art in these locations.

It’s no surprise that the health care world has gone global. The international movement has also made its way to college campuses and especially to Edinboro University’s Department of Nursing.

November 22, 2012 started like any other Thanksgiving for 16-year-old Dupree, a sophomore at Thomas Dale High School near Richmond, Va., and captain of the football team. He enjoyed holiday dinner at his aunt’s house before returning home with his 10-year-old brother, their mother and her former boyfriend.

Working evenings and weekends and at one time traveling around the country, Janet Bowker has become a mainstay at Edinboro University. After graduating from Edinboro in 1984 with a bachelor’s degree in Communications, she has worn many hats for the University.

Dr. Robert Bernard Hass, professor in the Edinboro University English and Philosophy Department, recently was recognized as the University’s 2018 Scholar of the Year. The award, which honors a faculty member who shows continued commitment to scholarship, was presented at Edinboro’s Academic Honors Convocation.