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Craig Diehl '82 honored for $1.5 million gift to create Center for Law School Preparation at Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg University and the Bloomsburg University Foundation recently held a dedication ceremony to honor the generosity of Craig A. Diehl '82 and celebrate his gift to create the Diehl Center for...
Alumna making a difference with AmeriCorps
The average person probably wouldn't volunteer to fight a wildfire. Amanda Settembrino '19, a Bloomsburg geography and planning graduate, isn't average.
Graduate digs for gold
Emily Alker came to Bloomsburg hoping to be a teacher. She's now digging for gold in Alaska.
MBA student earns national award from National Guard
MBA student Staff Sergeant Matthew Haberle ’18 earns the Colonel Carl F. Eifler award from the National Guard, which is the most prestigious award specifically created for reserve component military intelligence soldiers.
Turning grit into growth
David Pany '13 is a senior manager at Mandiant, leading investigations into cybercrime against American companies while assisting his team on their climb up the professional ladder. Some of the staff he supports are, of course, fellow Huskies.
Phi Beta Lambda members network in nation's capital at FBLA career conference
Consulting and recruiting, diversity and inclusion, and navigating the job market were just a few of the topics a trio of Bloomsburg University students explored at the PBL Career Connections...
CU-Lock Haven professor publishes book on job search tactics
Conne Reece, professor of communication at Lock Haven University, and job search strategist Fred Coon, have recently published the book "Ready, Aim, Hired: Job Search Tactics that Really Work." The...
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Showing students the ropes necessary to make the climb
Chief Scott Fogel has made it a point to provide as authentic an experience as possible for each aspiring officer by melding hands-on experiences with their academic coursework and helping the student make an informed decision about their career path.
Spreading the Love: Bloom grad taps Husky talent for the greater good
After earning both a B.A. in anthropology from BU in 2008 and later an M.A. from the University of South Florida in applied anthropology, Mael has returned to Bloomsburg as President/CEO of United Way of Columbia and Montour Counties & Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way. She now oversees how the organization identifies and assists with the needs of the community. She also hires Huskies.
Mixing Huskies into company culture
Dyco, Inc. has been a regular recruiter on the BU campus for many years. And as a representative of the company, Aaron Russell '14 now assists with bringing even more Huskies into the company fold.