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Mont Alto Polar Plunge

Polar Plunge to support Mont Alto THON group

On Dec. 8, the Franklin County Chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association in partnership with the Mont Alto Alumni Society will host the second annual Polar Plunge, which supports fundraising efforts for the student-run Penn State Mont Alto THON group.
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Colloquy Series talk covers current state of economics

The second Penn State Mont Alto Colloquy Series talk of the fall semester will be presented by Lecturer in Economics Mazhar Awan on Oct. 9. Titled “Is this Economy too Good to be True? What Economics has to Say About our Current State.” It is open to the public and free of charge.
Mary Shriver

Fun, safe Trunk-or-Treat at Penn State Mont Alto

On Oct. 31, Penn State Mont Alto’s Student Nursing Association of Pennsylvania (SNAP) will host a safe alternative for trick-or-treaters with a Trunk-or-Treat on the campus. The event will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. in the campus commuter parking lot. Local families are invited to participate.
Penn State Mont Alto Advisory Board 2019-20

New Advisory Board Members at Penn State Mont Alto

Abel Castro, Douglas C. Harmon, James Junkin, and Timothy L. Mussmon are new members of the Penn State Mont Alto Advisory Board for the 2019-20 academic year. Comprised of alumni, friends and corporate leaders, the Penn State Mont Alto Advisory Board is a key link between the campus and its surrounding communities.
Marty Ogle

New award to recognize student-athletes

A new award named after Penn State Mont Alto's longtime Director of Athletics Robert "Marty" Ogle will be presented annually to two current student-athletes, one male and one female, who have distinguished themselves throughout their Penn State Mont Alto careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletic prowess and leadership.
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Penn State Mont Alto to offer American Mathematics Comp

Penn State Mont Alto will offer the American Mathematical Competitions for high school students administered by the Mathematical Association of America on Feb. 5, 2020. Following the competitions, students who are interested can take a tour of the campus.