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Alumna credits CU-Lock Haven with leading her to lifelong 'dream job' as animal instructor at SeaWorld Orlando
From the time she was just 5 years old, Lock Haven University (LHU) alumna, Katelynn "Katie" Grabey, knew exactly what she wanted to be when she grew up. After graduating from LHU in 2014, it took her...
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Leading student learning
Janet Tomcavage's experience as a Husky propelled her into the leadership roles that now allow her to help fellow Huskies begin their professional climb.
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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.
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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.
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Professional sales majors to be guaranteed paid internships
A first-of-its-kind program with Paychex, a provider of human resource, payroll, and benefits outsourcing services for small- to medium-sized businesses.
Radio and media legend makes $5.3 million gift to Bloomsburg University
Gift will create the Kerby Confer Media Center for students.
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Political science major sees future come into focus with Department of State internship
Heading into her senior year, Kendyl Swank wanted to have her next steps after Bloomsburg University more firmly mapped out.
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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.
Mentoring part of the pack
The internship program not only offers Geisinger the chance to see which students may be a good fit for the program, but it allows Huskies to have an edge when it comes time to move from student to professional. For Ken Roszel '81/'94M, it is a win-win. Not only does he get to guide students as their supervisor, but he also gets to stay in close contact with his alma mater and assist other Huskies in their first career move