KCEEI to Offer Fly Fishing Course
Home » Archives for January 2019 La Plume – The Keystone College Environmental Education Institute will offer a six-week Introduction to Fly Fishing Course each Saturday from 10 a.m. – noon from Feb. 2 through March 9 in Lackawanna Hall. Expert guide Adam Nidoh...
Students to make sleeping bags for the homeless
Keystone College’s Diversity Services Program will sponsor a service project in honor of Martin Luther King on Monday, Jan. 21, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. in the Giant’s Den in the Hibbard Campus Center.
Hiking and Nature Journaling – KCEEI Course
Meet April 27, 2019, May 11 and 25, 2019 and June 8 at Eckel Family Pavilion and join hiking enthusiast Sharon Burke for four guided hikes in NEPA and tune into your natural surroundings.
Intro to Fly Fishing – KCEEI Course
Meet Saturdays February 2 to March 9 at the Keystone College Environmental Education Institute and join expert guide Adam Nidoh for a six-week Intro to Fly Fishing workshop.
Intro to Beekeeping – KCEEI Course
Meet Saturdays March 23 to May 4 at the Keystone College Environmental Education Institute and join beekeeper Ellen McGlynn to learn the art and science of backyard beekeeping.
New Keystone College institute focuses on juvenile justice, trauma
The Scranton Times-Tribune A new institute at Keystone College aims to reduce juvenile incarceration and strengthen the community.Will Mexico actually pay for the wall?
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Op-ed by Keystone College Associate Professor Steven Howell, Ph.D.
Observatory Open for Lunar Eclipse
Keystone College’s Thomas G. Cupillari ’60 Astronomical Observatory ’60 Astronomical Observatory will be open for a viewing of a total lunar eclipse on the night of Sunday, January 20 and the early morning of Monday, January 21.
