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Indiana University of Pennsylvania


210 South Tenth Street Indiana, PA 15705


Phone: 724-357-7854 Fax:


Year Established: 1875


Since its founding in 1875, Indiana University of Pennsylvania has progressed and evolved to match the changing needs of society.


Gerald Intemann, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Robin Gorman, Executive Assistant to the President Bill S. Balint, Chief Information Officer Todd Cunningham, Executive Director, IT Services


ITT Technical Institute, Pittsburgh


10 Parkway Ctr Pittsburgh, PA 15220-3804


Phone: 412-937-9150 Fax:


412-937-9425


kkretchun@itt-tech.edu www.itt-tech.edu


Year Established: 1992


ITT Technical Institute offers Associate Degree programs in Computer Networking Systems, Computer Electronics Engineering Technology, Computer Drafting and Design, Software Application and Programming, Multimedia/Visual Communications and Criminal Justice.


Julie Moore, Director of Finance Penn State Greater Allegheny


4000 University Dr, Frable Building McKeesport, PA 15131-7644


Phone: 412-675-9073 Fax:


412-675-9278 erb110@psu.edu www.greaterallegheny.psu.edu/


Penn State University - Greater Allegheny (PSUGA) offers the quality of a nationally recognized research university in a small campus setting.


Curtiss E. Porter, Campus Executive Officer J. Kirk Urey, Director, Business and Finance Galen Grimes, Assistant Professor Amanda Benedict, Career Services Coordinator


Penn State University, Electro-Optics Center


222 Northpointe Boulevard Freeport, PA 16229-2606


Phone: 724-295-7000 Fax:


Year Established: 1999


The Electro-Optics Center (EOC), a proud part of The Pennsylvania State University, is a hybrid between the best components of a university and those of private industry.


Karl A. Harris, Director William Kiser, Chief Operating Officer David H. Ditto, Deputy Director Kevin White, Business Director Monica Walter, Human Resource


724-295-7001 dhd10@psu.edu www.eoc.psu.edu


724-357-4005 wsbalint@iup.edu www.iup.edu


Penn State University, Beaver Campus


100 University Drive Monaca, PA 15061-2799


Phone: 724-773-3556 Fax:


Year Established: 1965


Penn State Beaver offers the first two years of Penn State’s 160+ baccalaureate degrees. Five baccalaureate degrees may be completed at the campus.


Gary B. Keefer, Chancellor Donna Kuga, Director, Academic Affairs W. Luke Taiclet, Director, Finance & Business Services Christopher Rizzo, Director, Student Affairs Marian Vendemia, Director, Continuing Education


724-773-3578 gbk3@psu.edu www.beaver.psu.edu


Penn State University, Fayette


The Eberly Campus, P.O. Box 519 Uniontown, PA 15401


Phone: 724-434-1296 Fax:


Year Established: 1965


Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus is Fayette County’s only four-year post-secondary educational institution.


Emmanuel I. Osagie, Chancellor Delia Conte, Director, Academic Affairs Paula Congelio, Director, Finance & Business Services Susan Brimo-Cox, Director, Public Relations Jeff Medvec, Systems Administrator


Penn State University, New Kensington Campus


New Kensington Campus, 3550 7th Street Road New Kensington, PA 15068-1798


Phone: 724-334-6013 kjs33@psu.edu www.nk.psu.edu


Year Established: 1958


The strategic mission of Penn State New Kensington is to serve its constituents by meeting Penn State’s land-grant mission to provide higher education opportunity and economic development for the campus’ service area that comprises parts of Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Indiana, and Westmoreland counties.


Penn State University, Shenango Campus


147 Shenango Ave Sharon, PA 16146-1537


Phone: 724-983-2900 Fax:


Year Established: 1965


Penn State Shenango’s mission, consistent with that of the University of which it is part, is to provide a balanced portfolio of academic offerings; to establish strong enroll- ment across the spectrum of student profiles; to create an attractive, technologically flexible, safe, and comfortable environment for teaching and learning; to offer an array of student-appropriate co-curricular activities; to exploit new models of academic program delivery; to strengthen ties to other units of the University; to spearhead economic development and technology transfer in this region; in short, to promote the benefits of a Penn State education.


724-983-2909 fxl1@psu.edu www.shanango.psu.edu


724-430-4208 eio2@psu.edu www.fayette.psu.edu


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