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Penn Presbyterian Medical Center is committed to providing extraordinary health care to the Philadelphia region, while supporting Penn Medicine excellence through education and research.

Penn Properties acquires and improves multi-family housing, invests in opportunistic acquisitions of NNN leases, and partners with real estate investors and firms to provide investment capital and advice to accelerate growth.

Tony, and his team of specialists, will guide you to invoke the magic that will make your venue memorable— distinctive food and beverages, an energized and motivated team happy to be of service, and experiences that produce a connection with everyone they touch.

Founded in 1949, Penn Stainless is a full line supplier and processor of stainless steel sheet, plate, bar, structural, pipe and tubular products. Now one of the Top 50 Metal Service Centers in North America, Penn Stainless serves domestic and international customers in stainless, high-temperature, corrosion, Duplex and PH alloys. We offer many processing capabilities that include leveling, plate shearing, sheet shearing, plasma, HQ plasma, laserjet and dynamic waterjet, as well as machine, saw and Amada production cutting.

At Penn State Altoona, you'll find the appeal of a small, private college, with the name recognition and prestige of a major research university. Our goal is to help you reach your goals—educational, personal, and professional. Penn State Altoona offers 24 majors, five associate degrees, and numerous minor and certificate programs that can be completed at Penn State Altoona. In addition, we offer the first two years of classes for more than 275 Penn State majors that can be completed at University Park or other Penn State Locations. In addition to our degree programs, Penn State Altoona offers many out-of-class experiences, with research, internships, and study abroad opportunities; clubs and organizations; and recreational activities including NCAA Division III varsity athletics, club sports, fitness classes, and more. At Penn State Altoona, we strive to create a vibrant learning environment through our teaching excellence, research and creative accomplishments, and civic, social, and cultural contributions in order to empower students to reach their full potential. Founded in 1939, Penn State Altoona has enjoyed a long and vibrant history in the Altoona community. From its humble beginning as Altoona Undergraduate Center in the Webster Grade School Building in downtown Altoona, to its current location at the former Ivyside Amusement Park and expansion back into downtown Altoona, Penn State Altoona is proud of its past and poised for an exciting future.

As a global leader in engineering education and research, the Penn State College of Engineering is engaging around the world to help solve humanity’s greatest challenges. We are working to build a more inclusive academic community and a more diverse engineering workforce. We are partnering in new ways across campus and with government and industry. We are modernizing our facilities and reshaping the University Park campus. Today — more than 125 years since our founding — we have grown into the largest college at Penn State and one of the largest engineering colleges in the nation. With a community of more than 12,500 undergraduate and graduate students, more than 950 faculty and staff, and more than 120,000 alumni around the globe, we are committed to inspiring change and impacting tomorrow. Join us as we engineer solutions and build a better future.

In the College of Information Sciences and Technology, we are driven to solve problems that impact everyday lives where information, technology, and people intersect. We blend skills in information technology with knowledge from business, communications, engineering, psychology, and countless other domains to offer a truly interdisciplinary education for associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. We provide a student-centric approach based in real-world scenarios, allowing us to deliver an education that adapts to the constantly changing information technologies that are transforming the way we work, communicate, socialize, and play. We conduct innovative research focused on topics like artificial intelligence, big data, cognitive science, cybersecurity, health and social informatics, and human-centered design to provide scholarly insights and facilitate discovery. We have grown and matured significantly since opening our doors in 1999. Now, we welcome more than 2,200 resident students; 1,000 students taking courses online through Penn State World Campus; and more than 150 faculty members, who provide instruction, service, and mentorship. Through innovative research, multidisciplinary graduate programs, and a rapidly evolving undergraduate curriculum, we are taking on the greatest challenges of the information age.

In the College of Information Sciences and Technology, we are driven to solve problems that impact everyday lives where information, technology, and people intersect. We blend skills in information technology with knowledge from business, communications, engineering, psychology, and countless other domains to offer a truly interdisciplinary education for associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. We provide a student-centric approach based in real-world scenarios, allowing us to deliver an education that adapts to the constantly changing information technologies that are transforming the way we work, communicate, socialize, and play. We conduct innovative research focused on topics like artificial intelligence, big data, cognitive science, cybersecurity, health and social informatics, and human-centered design to provide scholarly insights and facilitate discovery. We have grown and matured significantly since opening our doors in 1999. Now, we welcome more than 2,200 resident students; 1,000 students taking courses online through Penn State World Campus; and more than 150 faculty members, who provide instruction, service, and mentorship. Through innovative research, multidisciplinary graduate programs, and a rapidly evolving undergraduate curriculum, we are taking on the greatest challenges of the information age.

In the College of Information Sciences and Technology, we are driven to solve problems that impact everyday lives where information, technology, and people intersect. We blend skills in information technology with knowledge from business, communications, engineering, psychology, and countless other domains to offer a truly interdisciplinary education for associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. We provide a student-centric approach based in real-world scenarios, allowing us to deliver an education that adapts to the constantly changing information technologies that are transforming the way we work, communicate, socialize, and play. We conduct innovative research focused on topics like artificial intelligence, big data, cognitive science, cybersecurity, health and social informatics, and human-centered design to provide scholarly insights and facilitate discovery. We have grown and matured significantly since opening our doors in 1999. Now, we welcome more than 2,200 resident students; 1,000 students taking courses online through Penn State World Campus; and more than 150 faculty members, who provide instruction, service, and mentorship. Through innovative research, multidisciplinary graduate programs, and a rapidly evolving undergraduate curriculum, we are taking on the greatest challenges of the information age.