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Penn State University
Founded in 1855, Penn State
University has evolved into a world class learning community. The
University serves the state and the nation in three principal ways:
through instruction, research, and public service. Twenty-four Penn
State locations stretch from one end of the commonwealth to the other
and have a total enrollment of over 80,000 students making it one of the
10 largest universities in the country.
Penn State’s engineering and engineering technology
programs offer an integrated and professionally oriented curriculum. The
programs are focused on developing engineering graduates who are solidly
grounded and technically broad in perspective and capabilities,
effective in group operations and communication, versatile in their
approach to problem solving and aware of the world.
The Penn State Berks – Lehigh Valley College located in
Reading, PA became an Affiliate University for PLTW in 2002. The Berks –
Lehigh Valley College offers 10 baccalaureate degree programs including
Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology and 8 associate degrees
including Electrical Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering
Technology.
Penn State’s first Summer Training Institute was held in
2003 at the
Berks campus located in Reading, PA.
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