Since 1924, we have been educating and supporting scientists throughout Pennsylvania by striving to promote science, technology, education and the diverse interests of our members. We strive to be a vital and valuable resource for Pennsylvania science professionals, faculty, and students.
The Pennsylvania Academy of Science seeks to:
Below is a copy of the presentation given at the 100th Annual Meeting of PAS at Harrisburg University in Harrisburg, PA.
The Governor’s Science and Technology Fellowship is a one-year program seeking talented, passionate individuals who have a drive to help make Pennsylvania a better place to live and want to explore careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
This fellowship is open to recent college graduates with advanced degrees and gives you the opportunity to strengthen the Commonwealth’s workforce, as the Shapiro Administration works to encourage more Pennsylvanians to pursue public service.
Further details can be found here:
The 100th Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science
was held at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology in the capital of PA!
April 11–13, 2025
To learn more about Harrisburg University…Harrisburg University of Science and Technology | Transform Your Future
Contact for questions: Cathy Santai CSantai@harrisburgu.edu
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The Pennsylvania Academy of Science recognizes that there is an unfortunate and unavoidable conflict between the 100th Annual Meeting and some members’ religious holidays. We hope that you can join us for some aspects of the meeting, and we will miss you if you are unable to attend parts or all of the meeting due to your religious obligations. If you would like to attend the meeting, but have specific requests related to scheduling, please contact the Program Co-Chairs Jenny Hayden (jennifer.hayden@cedarcrest.
The 100th Annual Meeting welcomes the following Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Matthew Ferrari, Professor of Biology, Penn State University
“How to count to 60 million: Modeling the control and elimination of measles and rubella”
Friday, April 11, 2025
Dr. Dorothy Merritts, Professor of Geology, Franklin & Marshall College
“Unearthing Earth’s past, envisioning its future: Rewilding landscapes to improve waterways and aquatic ecosystems”
Saturday, April 12, 2025
