DuBois

Penn State DuBois head coach Tom Calliari, center, talks with his players during a mound visit in a game during the USCAA Small College World Series.

Penn State DuBois baseball finishes season as USCAA national runner-up

For Penn State DuBois baseball, there are two goals each season. The first, winning the conference title. The second, winning the national championship. In a season that set numerous individual and program records, DuBois came up one win short of another national championship, falling to Cincinnati-Clermont in the final game of the national championship tournament.
Penn State DuBois OTA students Emily Busija, center, and Maddie Barsh, right, work through a CarFit session as Amy Fatula, assistant teaching professor, watches on at the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25.

OTA program at Penn State DuBois attends health fair; achieves reaccreditation

The end of the semester is typically a busy time for academic programs, as well as the faculty and students within those programs. That couldn’t be more true for the occupational therapy assistant program at Penn State DuBois at the close of the spring 2024 semester. In addition to closing out the academic year, the program attended a health and wellness fair and celebrated achieving full 10-year reaccreditation status.
The Penn State DuBois baseball team lifts the PSUAC trophy after securing the conference title for the second year in a row.

Penn State DuBois baseball crowned PSUAC champions; preps for world series

Dominant. That is how you could describe the season Penn State DuBois had within the Pennsylvania State University Athletic Conference. Winning 19 of their 20 conference games, the Nittany Lions entered the conference playoffs as the number one seed on the western side of the bracket. They lived up to that seed, winning three games in a row to secure their second straight conference championship.