Penn State New Kensington’s semiannual alumni breakfast social brings together former students and faculty. Samantha Polons, left, an EMET grad, talks with Doc Mueller, associate professor of engineering, at the fall 2014 breakfast at Premier Automation.
'Penn State A.M.' looks at the engineering industry
Penn State New Kensington's annual Alumni Breakfast is set for 8 a.m., Thursday, May 21, at Siemens in the Westmoreland County Business and Research Park on State Route 780. The park sits astride the boundary of Upper Burrell and Washington townships.
The morning social, formally called "Penn State A.M.," is an informal, one-hour breakfast for Penn State alumni and friends who have the opportunity to get "inside the ropes" of the engineering industry. The free breakfast, with Happy Valley's famous grilled stickies highlighting the menu, will feature guest speakers from the company and the Penn State Alumni Association.
The event is geared to alumni who live and work in the greater Alle-Kiski Valley area. It is a chance to get together with old friends and receive an update on the current buzz at Penn State and the region.
For more information on the breakfast, contact Bill Woodard at 724-334-6049 or uxw1@psu.edu