Dr. John Mauro is more than just an innovator in his field. The associate head for graduate education, materials science and engineering is creating a legacy. He “enabled a generation of inventors for a whole class of materials,” according to one nomination that ultimately earned Mauro the 2021 Penn State Faculty Scholar Medal Award for […]
Building Your Brand and Recruiting Penn State TalentJanuary 12, 202211:00 am - 12:00 pmRegister HEREThere is a fierce competition for talent!Learn how to win the war for talent? Attend this one hour Zoom training to learn some valuable information to help your company effectively recruit Penn State talent. At this session you will: • Understand […]
Kevin Murray, CEO, Mission Critical Partners What is your business background, and how did it lead you to Mission Critical Partners? I’ve spent the majority of my professional life working in the public safety industry because I’ve always had a passion for improving emergency response outcomes. In 2009, the opportunity for me to start my […]
This secluded property in the State College Area School District is as sturdy and efficient as it is beautiful. Five-inch oak floors on the first and second floor are quarter sawn for dimensional stability and four Rumford fireplaces each feature their own design. Energy costs stay down with 2 geothermal systems, dual water heaters, whole […]
Started right here in Happy Valley, Kijenzi is now developing solutions to deliver medical equipment to remote areas in four different countries around the world utilizing 3D printing. The founding team at Kijenzi came together through Penn State's humanitarian engineering and social entrepreneurship program. “We launched out of the university and kept Happy Valley as […]
It might have been a crazy idea to start a website focused on industry and innovation in the middle of a pandemic, a new work-from-home normal, and the Great Resignation, but it was a risk that paid off. Since our start in 2020, HappyValley Industry has reported on private equity investing millions into Happy Valley […]
