Penn State Fayette students explored Washington, D.C. over spring break, tackling an escape room challenge (top left), volunteering at the Capital Area Food Bank (top right), visiting a local zoo (bottom left), and enjoying dinner together (bottom right). Credit: Penn State. Creative Commons
LEMONT FURNACE, Pa. –– The Office of Student Life at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus recently hosted several events to help students unwind and connect.
Amanda Collins, mental health counselor, partnered with the Top Dog Therapy Team to bring therapy dogs to the Student Lounge on campus at Penn State Fayette. Students took a break from coursework to relax with the dogs.
Students from Penn State Fayette joined peers from Penn State Beaver, Mont Alto and Shenango for spring break in Washington, D.C. Led by Barry Pawloski, assistant director of student affairs, they volunteered at a food bank, worked their way through escape rooms, and visited museums, zoos and plenty of exciting restaurants.
Joshua Simon