Realignment FAQs
If your question is not answered below, please contact us. Why is Keystone College taking these steps? As most of the Keystone College community is aware, colleges and universities today are in a very competitive environment. There has been a steadily declining number...
Keystone College charts plan for the future
La Plume – Keystone College has announced several changes to better position the institution as it prepares students for success. Keystone officials stressed the changes are being made as part of a long-term and comprehensive approach for the present and the future....
Keystone College Conducts 148th Commencement and Celebrates the Class of 2019
La Plume — Keystone College celebrated its 148th commencement during a ceremony at the Pavilion at Montage, Scranton, on Saturday, May 11. Degrees were conferred upon 290 students. The Ceremony and Speakers Gregory Baker, D.D.S., past president of the Harvard...Keystone College president Dr. Tracy L. Brundage speaks at Northern Tier commission meeting
Keystone College President Tracy L. Brundage, Ph.D., provided the keynote address at the Northern Tier Regional Planning and Development Commission’s annual meeting. Susquehanna IndependentAdjunct Faculty-Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Comparative Anatomy, Ecology, and Environmental Sciences
To teach various courses for the School of Arts and Sciences. We are especially interested in individuals qualified to teach Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Comparative Anatomy, Ecology, and Environmental Sciences. To view the job description for this position, please click the job title.
Bird banding informs local scientists
The Eco Club’s bird banding session presented as part of Earth Week activities was featured in a Wyoming County Press Examiner article. Read MoreBilingual students break barriers with help from state programs
The bilingual program at Keystone College provides Spanish-speaking students the opportunity to obtain a degree while practicing English, but not limiting course selection due to language constraints.
