Professor Amit Schejter, a visiting professor and co-director of the Institute for Information Policy, will present "Digital Capabilities: Why Members of Marginalized Communities in Israel and the West Bank Adopt ICTs." The session is free and open to the public.

Alumnus Justin Haley will describe his journey from a frustrated college graduate to a five-time Emmy Award-winning associate director and producer for CBS Sports during a free public event that includes a question-and-answer session. Sponsored by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.

A conversation with reporters and editors from The Daily Collegian about its role covering Penn State athletics and the University. Free public event hosted by the Bellisario College in partnership with the Center for the Study of Sports in Society and the Penn State All-Sports Museum.

This is a special session for senior journalism majors who would like to learn more about Report for America, discuss the rigorous application process, and get tips for their applications. Faculty member Maggie Messitt was the founding national director of RFA and she has the inside scoop.

Free public session featuring Jonathan Rauch, contributing writer at The Atlantic and a Brookings Senior Fellow. More information is available at: http://democracy.psu.edu/events.

Zack Fields, a senior manager at Cox Communications with more than a decade of experience in the cable industry, will be on campus for a session with students. The event is open to all telecommunications majors or communications students considering telecommunications.

Session of the Bellisario College Brownbag Series featuring Kelley Cotter from the College of Information Sciences and Technology at Penn State.

The News Lab is headed to Washington, D.C., from May 8 to 31. This is an awesome opportunity to complete an internship experience — reporting with our team — and an opportunity to meet and learn from a range of journalists (radio, television, print/digital, photo), speech writers and others with unique jobs across the district. Maggie Messitt, the Eberly Professor of Practice and director of the News Lab, will lead the info session (and the monthlong experience in May).

Penn State faculty member Michelle M. Sikes presents "A Long Journey with Mercury and Clio: From All-American, NCAA Champion and Professional Runner to Chronicler of Kenya's Running Women." Free public event hosted by the Bellisario College in partnership with the Center for the Study of Sports in Society and the Penn State All-Sports Museum.

Free event for all students to learn about the photography opportunities at Penn State (and beyond). Special guest: Jacqueline Larma, a Pulitzer Prize winner and deputy director of photography/special projects for The Associated Press. She will be available for portfolio reviews. Also available will be: Jackson Ranger, photo editor of The Daily Collegian; Hailey Stutzman, visual editor of Onward State, Emily Vitali, photography director for CommRadio; Maggie Messitt, the Norman Eberly Professor of Practice; and John Pendygraft, assistant professor of visual journalism. RSVP HERE