Johnson & Johnson Talk on Project Management

Penn State Harrisburg Career Services and the IST, ACM, and IT Clubs of Penn State Harrisburg
invite you to attend an event featuring:

Bill Bradley
Director, Johnson & Johnson

speaking on

Project Manangement

Mr. Bradley has had extensive experience managing large programs and projects throughout his career in Information Technology at J&J. Join us to hear about these experiences and learn how what you are learning in class directly relates to projects in the corporate environment!

Date: Tuesday April 24, 2011
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 P.M.
Location: E330 Olmsted

Jason Jones and Mary Constantine Honored at Student Awards Ceremony

Graduating seniors Jason Jones and Mary Constantine were honored at Penn State Harrisburg's Student Awards Ceremony on April 20, 2012.  Jason Jones received the Computer Science Outstanding Student Award.  Mary Constantine received the Mathematics Outstanding Student Award.  The students won the awards based on their overall academic performance.  

Math Club Talk: "What do those engineers do?"

This Tuesday April 17 at noon in TL 128, the Math Club is hosting the talk "What do those engineers do?" by Dr. Jim Davis of the University of Richmond. Dr. Davis has done research in the area of mathematical coding theory, including some research in connection with the technology company Hewlett-Packard. A brief abstract is listed below. Free food and drinks will be provided. I hope to see you there.

Abstract: Based on a sabbatical experience at Hewlett-Packard, I will describe some of the math I used to implement a wireless transmission scheme in the mid 1990s. This talk is rated G, meaning that anyone who has completed a high school trigonometry course will be able to understand the talk.

Calculus: The Musical

You are invited to attend the show "Calculus: The Musical," hosted by the Penn State Harrisburg Math Club. The show will be held on Thursday, April 19th, from 12-1 in the Community Center. Admission is free. Donations will be accepted for the Math Club Recycled Textbook Foundation.

You can view more information about the show here.