This was in my Abington Campus newsletter a couple days ago. Thought I'd pass this on.
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To help celebrate 100 years of education at Penn State Abington’s present location, University Relations’ communications specialist Frank D. Quattrone is writing a pictorial history of the college. Titled Penn State Abington & the Ogontz School, the book will be published by Arcadia Publishing as part of its Campus History Series in September 2016, just as the college begins its yearlong centennial celebration.
Although there are countless wonderful photographs of the early days in the college archives, there are fewer photos recording significant or representative events from the1950s onward. If you have a photo you think might be suitable for the book, with a caption identifying the people featured and the event or location depicted in the image, please contact Frank at your first convenience.
You can send him an email at fdq1@psu.edu or call him at 267-633-3333 (office) or 215-518-2863 (cell phone).
Thank you so much for your interest in the book and in the college’s upcoming centennial.
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To help celebrate 100 years of education at Penn State Abington’s present location, University Relations’ communications specialist Frank D. Quattrone is writing a pictorial history of the college. Titled Penn State Abington & the Ogontz School, the book will be published by Arcadia Publishing as part of its Campus History Series in September 2016, just as the college begins its yearlong centennial celebration.
Although there are countless wonderful photographs of the early days in the college archives, there are fewer photos recording significant or representative events from the1950s onward. If you have a photo you think might be suitable for the book, with a caption identifying the people featured and the event or location depicted in the image, please contact Frank at your first convenience.
You can send him an email at fdq1@psu.edu or call him at 267-633-3333 (office) or 215-518-2863 (cell phone).
Thank you so much for your interest in the book and in the college’s upcoming centennial.
