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Rooted in Mansfield: A legacy of purpose, connection, and impact

MANSFIELD — Reflections on resilience, tributes to mentors, and stories of service that stretch from small-town Pennsylvania to global communities in crisis provided the theme to this year’s Society...

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Discipline in Every Detail

From Fort Knox to clinical floors, º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓÆµ-Bloomsburg nursing major and ROTC cadet Amanda Ott finds that leadership is less about power — and more about practice.

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Employer of the Month: Upper Merion Township Police Department

Jennifer Kobe ’11 attended two recent Career Connections Expos at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓÆµ as part of her role with the Upper Merion Township Police Department Recruitment Committee. Kobe knows...

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Built for the Conversation

Experiential learning transforms classroom concepts into real-world confidence for this rising º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓÆµ-Bloomsburg sales professional.

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Lighting the Way

Reading scripts, sketching thumbnails, and balancing color theory with technical limits, Theo Lemons '27 shows how Bloomsburg’s small, hands-on program prepares student designers for the national stage.

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From Backstage to the Front Page

A theatre tech turned PR strategist, Tom Halko '26 mixed music, makeup, and media at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓÆµâ€“Bloomsburg to earn national recognition and rewrite his own script.

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Employer of the Month: Bellefonte Area School District

Tracy Long, Director of Human Resources for the Bellefonte Area School District became an employer partner with º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓÆµ for the opportunity to connect with future educators with a...

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Volunteer of the Month: Bette Grey '81

As a Biology major in 1977, Bette Grey ’81 didn’t feel like she had many career options aside from medical school. And while she says that most of her classes adequately prepared her academically, the...

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Where Law Meets Life: Criminal justice major finds her calling

On her very first day with the Columbia County Public Defender’s Office, Yazline Aponte didn’t ease into the work — she stepped directly into its reality. There were no textbooks, no hypotheticals, no...

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