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

Alumna Kaitlyn Miranda will join the Bellisario Alliance for Multicultural Students for a discussion about the intersection of creativity and the public relations world. Miranda works for Creative Collective NYC whose clients include Max, Instagram, Netflix, Footlocker and Audible.

This talk explores the profound relationship between media and the impending climate crisis. The annual Graduate Students in Communication (GSIC) Lecture aims to provide graduate students the opportunity to host emerging scholars from other institutions to the Bellisario College in order to enrich the scholarly community.

Eleventh annual gathering of those who teach and support teaching in entrepreneurship and innovation at Penn State.

Grab a donut, some coffee or orange juice, and some face-to-face time with Dean Marie Hardin. Free event for students, presented by the Bellisario College Student Council.

Annual Davis Lecture in Advertising Ethics, presented by Michelle Tucker, executive vice president, executive creative director, US creative health lead at Edelman. The session is free and open to the public.

A Pre-Fest Tailgate Screening for the Centre Film Festival featuring food, fun and student shorts. Films to screen: "Anna," "Astroweb," "Chewed Out," "Crash and Burn," "Going to Roost," "Public Service Announcement" and Selah."

Kirk French, Penn State anthropology professor and Emmy-winning filmmaker, will discuss "The Tailgate Archeology Project" as the Football Fridays question-and-answer series continues for the fall. The series is sponsored by the Penn State Center for the Study of Sports in Society and the Penn State All-Sports Museum, and hosted by the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications.

The Eberly College of Science is hosting a public talk by James Balog, an internationally renowned photographer, Emmy Award-winning documentarian, explorer, environmentalist, and founder and president of Earth Vision Institute, about documenting human modification of nature and his most recent film, "The Human Element." Tickets (Students with ID: $7; All others: $18) can be purchased at the State Theatre or online. Ticket sales proceeds will fund a Student Sustainability Award in the Eberly College.

The Bellisario Alliance of Multicultural Students presents a conversation with alumna Brooke Reynolds, who is a media director at Harmelin Media.