Amy Gruzesky is the Director of Strategic Communications at Penn State University. She focuses on themes related to education, particularly higher education and continuous learning, as well as engineering topics such as mechanical systems and thermodynamics. Amy's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications associated with Penn State University.
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Amy’s coverage heavily focuses on local announcements, highlighting achievements and events within the Scranton area. She frequently covers human resources, employment, education, and business-related themes.
Given her strong focus on local news and community events in Pennsylvania's Scranton area, she would likely be interested in hearing from sources who can provide insights or commentary specific to these areas. Local professionals with expertise in higher education administration or workforce development may find success pitching stories related to their work within this geographic region.
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By: Amy Gruzesky
DUNMORE, Pa. — Three Penn State Scranton students and a corporate communication faculty member recently captured several awards and accolades in the annual Pennsylvania Press Club's Communications Contest, including three first-place awards.
By: Amy Gruzesky
By Amy Gruzesky DUNMORE, Pa. — Joseph P. Clifford enrolled at Penn State Scranton — then-named Penn State Worthington Scranton — in 1970 as
Interim Penn State Regional Chancellor David Callejo Peréz has announced the students at Penn State Scranton who have made the dean’s list for the Spring 2026 semester.
By: Amy Gruzesky
By Amy Gruzesky DUNMORE, Pa. — When the Monroe County Conservation District (MCCD) in Stroudsburg began experiencing power interruptions
By: Amy Gruzesky
It was that type of mentorship and care for his students that has stuck with Lucy over the decades, from his college days through his career and professional success. And so, in 2022, Lucy decided to honor his former professor by establishing a fund in his memory. The Richard F. Dempsey Award in Information Sciences and Technology recognizes outstanding academic achievement by an undergraduate student enrolled in the Information Sciences and Technology (IST) degree program at Penn State Scranton. To date, it has been awarded to four students.
By: Amy Gruzesky
By Amy Gruzesky DUNMORE, Pa. — Penn State Scranton's English and multidisciplinary studies faculty welcomed seven students into the Alpha
By: Amy Gruzesky
DUNMORE, Pa. — Interim Regional Chancellor David Callejo Pérez has announced that Penn State Scranton has named Enrico Mastroianni as its new director of athletics and recreation. He will join Penn State Scranton in late July.
By: Morgan Sewack
DUNMORE, Pa. – Penn State Scranton celebrated the achievements of its student leaders, clubs and organizations at its annual Student Recognition Dinner, honoring students for their leadership, engagement and service to the campus community. The event highlighted accomplishments in academics, student leadership, service and campus involvement.
By: Amy Gruzesky
By Amy Gruzesky DUNMORE, Pa. — This spring, 12 mechanical engineering students at Penn State Scranton were honored during the mechanical
By: Amy Gruzesky
DUNMORE, Pa. — Penn State Scranton will welcome community members, families, students, faculty and staff to its second annual Fall Festival on Thursday, Oct. 8, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the campus' soccer field. All are welcome.
