College and University Resources
Penn State and Happy Valley offer a variety of resources for employees and students to create an environment that’s conducive to success.
Employees (Faculty, Staff, Postdocs)
English for Professional Purposes Intercultural Center (EPPIC)
EPPIC helps international students, faculty members, staff, and researchers use language varied disciplinary and professional contexts across the university.
International Student and Scholar Advising
International Student and Scholar Advising (ISSA) offers advising, immigration services, and training to support our international students, scholars, and faculty.
Provides access to educational courses for Penn State employees that focus on safe, ethical, and responsible conduct, as well as professional development and growth.
The world awaits. Every year thousands of Penn State students and faculty engage the world through academic programs, research, service, internships, and cultural immersion abroad. Personal development, new knowledge and enhanced perspective drives global impact.
Penn State Talent Management’s Instructor-Led Programs
Penn State Talent Management offers a wide variety of live, online instructor-led programs covering a range of business, soft skill, and Penn State–centric topics, offered at no cost to University employees.
Penn State Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT)
TLT collaborates with faculty to enhance teaching and learning through cutting-edge technology.
Schreyer Institute for Teaching Excellence
The mission of the Schreyer Institute is to advance and inspire excellence in Penn State’s teaching and learning community.
CAPS Education and Outreach Workshops
CAPS offers psycho-educational programs designed to reduce distress and/or increase well-being, including topics such as anxiety management, self-compassion, and imposter phenomenon.
Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity
Penn State’s Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity provides a comprehensive range of education, information, and advocacy services and works to create and maintain an open, safer, and inclusive environment honoring gender and sexual diversity.
Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development
The largest multifaith center of its kind in the country, The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center is home to the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development at Penn State. The center offers a welcoming, safe, inclusive environment, and aims to promote an environment of appreciation and respect for religious and spiritual diversity.
Supporting the goals of the Office of Equal Opportunity and Access, these sessions provide an opportunity to learn the positive steps one can take to ensure equal employment opportunities of a protected class.
Eberly College of Science Climate and Diversity Committee
We work to provide a supportive and welcoming environment throughout the college by hosting events to celebrate diversity, identifying opportunities to improve our climate, making policy recommendations to the dean, and communicating with University leadership to promote a positive climate and increase diversity.
Eberly College of Science Guide Program
We provide safe and informal opportunities for members of our college to discuss any issues that arise, work to facilitate communication, and help connect people to resources for further assistance.
Recognizing and promoting appreciation and respect for the different backgrounds and faith traditions that many faculty, staff, and students practice.
Office of Equal Opportunity and Access
The Office of Equal Opportunity and Access (OEOA) supports Penn State’s strategic goals of advancing a diverse and inclusive community by providing expert advice and leadership to colleges, campuses, and all nonacademic units, to promote an environment free from discrimination and harassment. The office’s primary role is to ensure the University’s compliance with federal Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action regulations and laws.
Penn State’s Office of Veterans Programs is a comprehensive, direct service unit for military-affiliated students and Department of Veterans Affairs benefits recipients, providing services in outreach, certification, mentorship, and general counseling.
The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center is home to the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development, which offers a welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment and aims to promote an environment of appreciation and respect for religious and spiritual diversity.
The Paul Robeson Cultural Center provides programs and support services to encourage and cultivate the appreciation and celebration of the diverse perspectives, experiences, and cultures of many underrepresented communities at Penn State.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Educational Equity serves as a catalyst and advocate for Penn State's culture of equity, respect, and belonging initiatives. Educational Equity's vision is a Penn State community that is an inclusive and welcoming environment for all.
Knowing the best science emerges when we can all bring our whole selves to the team, the Rainbow Science Network fosters inclusive research and learning environments and educates allies about barriers faced by the LGBTQ+ community.
Safer People Safer Places Network
Workshops that seek to create a safer and more inclusive environment for sexual and gender diversity.
Programming that teaches faculty, staff, and students how to take action when they witness bias or other events.
The Penn State student fee gives students access to most campus recreation spaces so they can stay fit, have fun, and reduce stress. There are live Zoom fitness classes daily and an extensive playlist of fitness videos on YouTube.
A 24-hour confidential hotline for mental health support.
A 24-hour confidential hotline for relationship violence support.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Penn State CAPS offers services for graduate and undergraduate students, including wellness and self-help options; group, individual, and couples counseling; crisis intervention; psychiatric services; and community education and outreach.
CuraLinc Healthcare’s unique approach to workforce mental health marries technology and personalized advocacy to engage, empower, and support employees throughout their care journey.
Learn about our free wellness services with peer educators. We offer services for healthy relationships and sexual health, nutrition and healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, and stress. Schedule an appointment through myUHS today or by calling 814-863-0461 or emailing promotinghealth@psu.edu.
Initiative created to guide faculty, staff, and others who interact with students to recognize, respond effectively to, and refer distressed students at Penn State.
Resources to Report Wrongdoing
Penn State offers numerous resources to report misconduct, including bias and harassment.
Sokolov-Miller Family Financial and Life Skills Center
The Sokolov-Miller Family Financial and Life Skills Center can equip you with knowledge and skills to make positive choices regarding money management, not just during your time at Penn State, but throughout your life. With our help, begin building a foundation that will allow you to lead the life of your choosing. Our services are available to Penn State students, staff, and alumni.
SupportLinc Employee Assistance
SupportLinc is Penn State's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provider. SupportLinc's resources are available to full-time, benefits-eligible Penn State employees, postdoctoral appointees, and their spouses and dependents, as well as members of their household.
Penn State Student Care and Advocacy is a central location coordinating efforts with campus partners to assist students who encounter challenges or concerns in achieving success at Penn State.
University Health Services (UHS)
Penn State UHS offers medical, pharmacy, lab, imaging, physical therapy, medical records, insurance, and emergency services.
State College is a vibrant town with a variety of experiences waiting to be explored. Whether you are commuting to work or getting around town, looking for a place to live, or finding time to relax and recreate, there are resources available to support you here in Happy Valley.
Events and Recreation
Voting in local, state, and national elections is one of the most important duties of an engaged citizen.
Statement on Intolerance
Reporting Suspected Child Abuse
Engaging in Outside Professional Activities (Conflict of Commitment)
Title IX Sexual Harassment
Acceptance of Gifts and Entertainment
Code of Responsible Conduct
Discrimination and Harassment and Related Inappropriate Conduct
Conflict of Interest
Disclosure and Management of Significant Financial Interests
Environmental Health and Safety Policy
Eberly College of Science Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation
The Eberly College of Science is a community dedicated to personal and academic excellence, and the Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation was developed to embody the values that our faculty, staff, and students possess and utilize every day.
The Penn State Values should guide our actions and decisions as members of the Penn State community.
In an emergency situation, Penn State Police can be reached at 814-863-1111 (non-emergency) and 911 for emergencies at University Park.
For a nonemergency concern, Penn State’s Behavioral Threat Management Team is also a resource. The team is committed to the safety and well-being of the University community.
All faculty and staff should sign up for PSUAlert text messages to stay well informed of the latest emergency information from the University.
The Penn State Crisis Line (877-229-6400) and the Crisis Text Line (text “LIONS” to 741741) are open 24/7 to Penn State faculty and staff dealing with both crisis and noncrisis situations—including those who have a concern about someone else.
Penn State Hotline (anonymous reporting): 800-560-1637.
Graduate Students
Graduate Student Career and Professional Development
The Graduate School and Career Services offer an array of programs, resources, and services that can support your professional and career development.
International Student and Scholar Advising
International Student and Scholar Advising (ISSA) offers advising, immigration services, and training to support our international students, scholars, and faculty.
The world awaits. Every year thousands of Penn State students and faculty engage the world through academic programs, research, service, internships, and cultural immersion abroad. Personal development, new knowledge and enhanced perspective drives global impact.
English for Professional Purposes Intercultural Center (EPPIC)
EPPIC helps international students, faculty members, staff, and researchers use language varied disciplinary and professional contexts across the university.
Schreyer Institute for Teaching Excellence
The mission of the Schreyer Institute is to advance and inspire excellence in Penn State’s teaching and learning community.
The Graduate Writing Center welcomes any Penn State graduate student, regardless of geographic location, English fluency, and/or discipline, and offers one-to-one consultations that are most useful to writers seeking ongoing support or consultations on shorter documents.
CAPS Education and Outreach Workshops
CAPS offers psycho-educational programs designed to reduce distress and/or increase well-being, including topics such as anxiety management, self-compassion, and imposter phenomenon.
Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity
Penn State’s Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity provides a comprehensive range of education, information, and advocacy services and works to create and maintain an open, safer, and inclusive environment honoring gender and sexual diversity.
Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development
The largest multifaith center of its kind in the country, The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center is home to the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development at Penn State. The center offers a welcoming, safe, inclusive environment, and aims to promote an environment of appreciation and respect for religious and spiritual diversity.
Diversity in STEM Corporate Partners Program
Attend a variety of programming throughout the academic year, designed with students’ academic and
professional success in mind—including learning about opportunities in industry.
Eberly College of Science Climate and Diversity Committee
We work to provide a supportive and welcoming environment throughout the college by hosting events to celebrate diversity, identifying opportunities to improve our climate, making policy recommendations to the dean, and communicating with University leadership to promote a positive climate and increase diversity.
Eberly College of Science Guide Program
We provide safe and informal opportunities for members of our college to discuss any issues that arise, work to facilitate communication, and help connect people to resources for further assistance.
Eberly College of Science Office of Diversity and Inclusion
We support our students academically, professionally, and personally—connecting you with resources to fuel success and advance scientific knowledge.
Penn State’s Gender Equity Center supports students who have been impacted by sexual violence, relationship violence, stalking, harassment, and other campus climate issues. Staff provide education, advocacy, referrals, and crisis intervention/support counseling.
Graduate Student Ombudsperson Program
A safe environment provided by the Graduate School for graduate students to discuss issues and concerns.
Recognizing and promoting appreciation and respect for the different backgrounds and faith traditions that many faculty, staff, and students practice.
Office of Graduate Educational Equity Programs
The Office of Graduate Educational Equity Programs leads the Graduate School’s efforts to foster diversity and to provide a welcoming climate for both prospective and current graduate students of underrepresented groups.
Office of Student Disability Resources
Penn State’s Office of Student Disability Resources assists students in exploring individualized reasonable accommodations for equal access and full participation in
their academic pursuits, seeking peer interactions or study space, and connecting with on- and off-campus resources.
Penn State’s Office of Veterans Programs is a comprehensive, direct service unit for military-affiliated students and Department of Veterans Affairs benefits recipients, providing services in outreach, certification, mentorship, and general counseling.
The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center is home to the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development, which offers a welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment and aims to promote an environment of appreciation and respect for religious and spiritual diversity.
The Paul Robeson Cultural Center provides programs and support services to encourage and cultivate the appreciation and celebration of the diverse perspectives, experiences, and cultures of many underrepresented communities at Penn State.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Educational Equity serves as a catalyst and advocate for Penn State's culture of equity, respect, and belonging initiatives. Educational Equity's vision is a Penn State community that is an inclusive and welcoming environment for all.
Knowing the best science emerges when we can all bring our whole selves to the team, the Rainbow Science Network fosters inclusive research and learning environments and educates allies about barriers faced by the LGBTQ+ community.
Safer People Safer Places Network
Workshops that seek to create a safer and more inclusive environment for sexual and gender diversity.
Programming that teaches faculty, staff, and students how to take action when they witness bias or other events.
The Penn State student fee gives students access to most campus recreation spaces so they can stay fit, have fun, and reduce stress. There are live Zoom fitness classes daily and an extensive playlist of fitness videos on YouTube.
A 24-hour confidential hotline for mental health support.
A 24-hour confidential hotline for relationship violence support.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Penn State CAPS offers services for graduate and undergraduate students, including wellness and self-help options; group, individual, and couples counseling; crisis intervention; psychiatric services; and community education and outreach.
Graduate Student Life and Well-Being
There are many resources and services graduate students can utilize while pursuing a degree at Penn State.
Learn about our free wellness services with peer educators. We offer services for healthy relationships and sexual health, nutrition and healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, and stress. Schedule an appointment through myUHS today or by calling 814-863-0461 or emailing promotinghealth@psu.edu.
Initiative created to guide faculty, staff, and others who interact with students to recognize, respond effectively to, and refer distressed students at Penn State.
Resources to Report Wrongdoing
Penn State offers numerous resources to report misconduct, including bias and harassment.
Sokolov-Miller Family Financial and Life Skills Center
The Sokolov-Miller Family Financial and Life Skills Center can equip you with knowledge and skills to make positive choices regarding money management, not just during your time at Penn State, but throughout your life. With our help, begin building a foundation that will allow you to lead the life of your choosing. Our services are available to Penn State students, staff, and alumni.
Penn State Student Care and Advocacy is a central location coordinating efforts with campus partners to assist students who encounter challenges or concerns in achieving success at Penn State.
Student Legal Services provides advice, representation, referrals, and other legal services to students facing personal legal issues.
University Health Services (UHS)
Penn State UHS offers medical, pharmacy, lab, imaging, physical therapy, medical records, insurance, and emergency services. Through UHS, graduate students enrolled in four or more credits are eligible for the Student Health Insurance Plan.
State College is a vibrant town with a variety of experiences waiting to be explored. Whether you are commuting to school or getting around town, looking for a place to live,or finding time to relax and recreate, there are resources available to support you here in Happy Valley.
Events and Recreation
Our focus is to support students’ journeys toward academic success while providing a nurturing community. We encourage students to explore our diversity-focused science organizations, find friends with similar experiences, advocate for issues you are passionate about, and discover exciting professional
Graduate Women in Science (GWIS)
Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS)
Minority Association of Pre-Medical/Health Students
Minority Graduate Students (MGS) in STEM
Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (oSTEM)
Physics and Astronomy for Women+ (PAW+)
Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS)
Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE)
The Eberly College of Science offers a number of fellowships, assistantships, and scholarships to help recruit and support a diverse student population. Learn more about our available funding for graduate students.
Additional University resources can be found at studentaid.psu.edu.
Voting in local, state, and national elections is one of the most important duties of an engaged citizen. Students have the option to vote in their hometown or in their university community, where they live for most of the year.
Statement on Intolerance
Reporting Suspected Child Abuse
Title IX Sexual Harassment
Code of Responsible Conduct
Discrimination and Harassment and Related Inappropriate Conduct
Disclosure and Management of Significant Financial Interests
Environmental Health and Safety Policy
Outlines unacceptable behavior by students and student organizations.
Eberly College of Science Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation
The Eberly College of Science is a community dedicated to personal and academic excellence, and the Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation was developed to embody the values that our faculty, staff, and students possess and utilize every day.
The Penn State Values should guide our actions and decisions as members of the Penn State community.
In an emergency situation, Penn State Police can be reached at 814-863-1111 (non-emergency) and 911 for emergencies at University Park.
For a nonemergency concern, Penn State’s Behavioral Threat Management Team is also a resource. The team is committed to the safety and well-being of the University community.
All faculty and staff should sign up for PSUAlert text messages to stay well informed of the latest emergency information from the University.
The Penn State Crisis Line (877-229-6400) and the Crisis Text Line (text “LIONS” to 741741) are open 24/7 to Penn State faculty and staff dealing with both crisis and noncrisis situations—including those who have a concern about someone else.
Penn State Hotline (anonymous reporting): 800-560-1637.
Undergraduate Students
Adult Learner Programs and Services
College is exciting and challenging for non-traditional undergraduate students. Whether you are coming back after having been out of school for several years, or this is your first college semester, we want to help you navigate campus resources that will complement your academic, personal, and career goals.
Eberly College of Science Academic Support Services
The Eberly College of Science is committed to students’ academic success. We provide department-specific academic resources and study spaces, as well as access to learning assistants and private tutors.
Eberly College of Science Office of Science Engagement
Works with students, employers, faculty and staff toward helping students connect with learning opportunities outside the classroom.
International Student and Scholar Advising
International Student and Scholar Advising (ISSA) offers advising, immigration services, and training to support our international students, scholars, and faculty.
The world awaits. Every year thousands of Penn State students and faculty engage the world through academic programs, research, service, internships, and cultural immersion abroad. Personal development, new knowledge and enhanced perspective drives global impact.
Penn State Learning is a multidisciplinary academic assistance program that supports individual and group tutoring and learning community development.
The Student Success Center partners with various University departments, programs, and initiatives to assist Penn State students in their academic pursuits. It supports undergraduates, with a focus on first-generation college students, as they strive toward academic goals and degree completion.
Undergraduate Research and Fellowships Mentoring Office (URFM)
URFM aspires to enrich the educational experiences of Penn State undergraduates by promoting awareness and understanding of research and fellowship opportunities.
CAPS Education and Outreach Workshops
CAPS offers psycho-educational programs designed to reduce distress and/or increase well-being, including topics such as anxiety management, self-compassion, and imposter phenomenon.
Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity
Penn State’s Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity provides a comprehensive range of education, information, and advocacy services and works to create and maintain an open, safer, and inclusive environment honoring gender and sexual diversity.
Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development
The largest multifaith center of its kind in the country, The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center is home to the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development at Penn State. The center offers a welcoming, safe, inclusive environment, and aims to promote an environment of appreciation and respect for religious and spiritual diversity.
Diversity in STEM Corporate Partners Program
Attend a variety of programming throughout the academic year, designed with students’ academic and
professional success in mind—including learning about opportunities in industry.
Eberly College of Science Climate and Diversity Committee
We work to provide a supportive and welcoming environment throughout the college by hosting events to celebrate diversity, identifying opportunities to improve our climate, making policy recommendations to the dean, and communicating with University leadership to promote a positive climate and increase diversity.
Eberly College of Science Guide Program
We provide safe and informal opportunities for members of our college to discuss any issues that arise, work to facilitate communication, and help connect people to resources for further assistance.
Eberly College of Science Office of Diversity and Inclusion
We support our students academically, professionally, and personally—connecting you with resources to fuel success and advance scientific knowledge.
Penn State’s Gender Equity Center supports students who have been impacted by sexual violence, relationship violence, stalking, harassment, and other campus climate issues. Staff provide education, advocacy, referrals, and crisis intervention/support counseling.
Recognizing and promoting appreciation and respect for the different backgrounds and faith traditions that many faculty, staff, and students practice.
Office of Student Disability Resources
Penn State’s Office of Student Disability Resources assists students in exploring individualized reasonable accommodations for equal access and full participation in
their academic pursuits, seeking peer interactions or study space, and connecting with on- and off-campus resources.
Penn State’s Office of Veterans Programs is a comprehensive, direct service unit for military-affiliated students and Department of Veterans Affairs benefits recipients, providing services in outreach, certification, mentorship, and general counseling.
The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center is home to the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development, which offers a welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment and aims to promote an environment of appreciation and respect for religious and spiritual diversity.
The Paul Robeson Cultural Center provides programs and support services to encourage and cultivate the appreciation and celebration of the diverse perspectives, experiences, and cultures of many underrepresented communities at Penn State.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Educational Equity serves as a catalyst and advocate for Penn State's culture of equity, respect, and belonging initiatives. Educational Equity's vision is a Penn State community that is an inclusive and welcoming environment for all.
Knowing the best science emerges when we can all bring our whole selves to the team, the Rainbow Science Network fosters inclusive research and learning environments and educates allies about barriers faced by the LGBTQ+ community.
Safer People Safer Places Network
Workshops that seek to create a safer and more inclusive environment for sexual and gender diversity.
Programming that teaches faculty, staff, and students how to take action when they witness bias or other events.
The Penn State student fee gives students access to most campus recreation spaces so they can stay fit, have fun, and reduce stress. There are live Zoom fitness classes daily and an extensive playlist of fitness videos on YouTube.
A 24-hour confidential hotline for mental health support.
A 24-hour confidential hotline for relationship violence support.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Penn State CAPS offers services for graduate and undergraduate students, including wellness and self-help options; group, individual, and couples counseling; crisis intervention; psychiatric services; and community education and outreach.
Graduate Student Life and Well-Being
There are many resources and services graduate students can utilize while pursuing a degree at Penn State.
Learn about our free wellness services with peer educators. We offer services for healthy relationships and sexual health, nutrition and healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, and stress. Schedule an appointment through myUHS today or by calling 814-863-0461 or emailing promotinghealth@psu.edu.
Initiative created to guide faculty, staff, and others who interact with students to recognize, respond effectively to, and refer distressed students at Penn State.
Resources to Report Wrongdoing
Penn State offers numerous resources to report misconduct, including bias and harassment.
Sokolov-Miller Family Financial and Life Skills Center
The Sokolov-Miller Family Financial and Life Skills Center can equip you with knowledge and skills to make positive choices regarding money management, not just during your time at Penn State, but throughout your life. With our help, begin building a foundation that will allow you to lead the life of your choosing. Our services are available to Penn State students, staff, and alumni.
Penn State Student Care and Advocacy is a central location coordinating efforts with campus partners to assist students who encounter challenges or concerns in achieving success at Penn State.
Student Legal Services — Provides advice, representation, referrals, and other legal services to students facing personal legal issues.
University Health Services (UHS)
Penn State UHS offers medical, pharmacy, lab, imaging, physical therapy, medical records, insurance, and emergency services. Through UHS, graduate students enrolled in four or more credits are eligible for the Student Health Insurance Plan.
State College is a vibrant town with a variety of experiences waiting to be explored. Whether you are commuting to school or getting around town, looking for a place to live,or finding time to relax and recreate, there are resources available to support you here in Happy Valley.
Events and Recreation
Our focus is to support students’ journeys toward academic success while providing a nurturing community. We encourage students to explore our diversity-focused science organizations, find friends with similar experiences, advocate for issues you are passionate about, and discover exciting professional and extracurricular activities.
Living Learning Communities (LLCs)
Ally House provides an open, safe, and inclusive living environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and ally students.
Designed for first-year students interested in the Biology major, this LLC is dedicated to creating a strong academic community, while fostering the fun aspects of the discipline.
Educational Equity Scholars LLC
The Educational Equity Scholars LLC welcomes incoming first-year students who are committed to engage with peers from various backgrounds, perspectives, and identities.
First-Year in Science and Engineering (FISE) House
FISE House is a residential experience for first-year students seeking to live in a diverse and inclusive STEM-focused living and learning community.
First-year undergraduates with veteran status who are enrolled in the EDUC 100 Veterans First-Year Seminar are eligible to live in this LLC, which is offered in collaboration with the Office of Veterans Programs.
FlourishPSU: The Wellness Community
FlourishPSU: The Wellness Community provides first-year students an opportunity to learn new strategies and skills to build resilience, compassion, and well-being in a supportive community with like-minded students.
Students enrolled in the Forensic Science major may choose this environment to further enhance the University-wide, interdisciplinary approach of the academic curriculum.
The Global Engagement Community LLC promotes a dynamic exchange of global and local perspectives at Penn State.
Students with the ambition to become officers in the Armed Services can live surrounded by like-minded individuals fostering both personal and professional growth and development.
ROAR House: Residence of Addiction Recovery
Students participating in the Penn State Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC), a program sponsored by Student Affairs, are eligible to reside in this living option. ROAR House members are students who are free from alcohol and other drugs and are in recovery from addictions.
Schreyer Honors College—the GLOBE
The GLOBE is an LLC for students in the Schreyer Honors College. It seeks to form a close-knit community of globally minded individuals who have the desire to foster global awareness and an international perspective.
Located in close proximity to the administrative offices of Schreyer Honors College, this LLC supports Schreyer Scholars, providing them with a number of opportunities to participate in academic and social activities.
Women In Science and Engineering (WISE) House
WISE House is designed to actively promote an equitable and inclusive LLC for residents pursuing undergraduate degrees in science and engineering.
Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS)
Minority Association of Pre-Medical/Health Students
Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (oSTEM)
Physics and Astronomy for Women+ (PAW+)
Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS)
Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE)
The Eberly College of Science offers a number of fellowships, assistantships, and scholarships to help recruit and support a diverse student population. Learn more about our available funding for undergraduate students.
Additional University resources can be found at studentaid.psu.edu.
Voting in local, state, and national elections is one of the most important duties of an engaged citizen. Students have the option to vote in their hometown or in their university community, where they live for most of the year.
Statement on Intolerance
Reporting Suspected Child Abuse
Title IX Sexual Harassment
Code of Responsible Conduct
Discrimination and Harassment and Related Inappropriate Conduct
Environmental Health and Safety Policy
Outlines unacceptable behavior by students and student organizations.
Eberly College of Science Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation
The Eberly College of Science is a community dedicated to personal and academic excellence, and the Code of Mutual Respect and Cooperation was developed to embody the values that our faculty, staff, and students possess and utilize every day.
The Penn State Values should guide our actions and decisions as members of the Penn State community.
In an emergency situation, Penn State Police can be reached at 814-863-1111 (non-emergency) and 911 for emergencies at University Park.
For a nonemergency concern, Penn State’s Behavioral Threat Management Team is also a resource. The team is committed to the safety and well-being of the University community.
All faculty and staff should sign up for PSUAlert text messages to stay well informed of the latest emergency information from the University.
The Penn State Crisis Line (877-229-6400) and the Crisis Text Line (text “LIONS” to 741741) are open 24/7 to Penn State faculty and staff dealing with both crisis and noncrisis situations—including those who have a concern about someone else.
Penn State Hotline (anonymous reporting): 800-560-1637.