Since its founding more than 150 years ago, Keystone College has been well known for going the extra mile to provide the best education possible to undergraduate students of all ages and backgrounds. Now, Keystone is taking that same expertise and...
Alumni News
Krystle Kowalczyk: Criminal Justice Master’s Degree Fits in With Busy Lifestyle
As a longtime criminal justice professional, Krystle Kowalczyk knows that expertise and education are the keys to a meaningful and successful career. Now, as a graduate student in Keystone College’s master’s degree program in criminal justice, Krystle is...
Jeremy Collins: Keystone Is the Right Fit For Multiple Degrees
As an adult student, Jeremy Collins experienced the thrill of a lifetime in 2021 when he walked across the stage to receive his bachelor of science degree in criminal justice. However, the personal satisfaction he felt that day didn’t end with a...
Christy Davall: Looking Forward to New Careers After Her Master’s Degree
Keystone College graduate Christy Davall readily admits she has enjoyed a long and meaningful career as a 911 dispatch operator in nearby Wyoming County, Pa. In fact, dedication to her profession has helped save numerous lives and given aid and comfort...
Finding Balance with Melinda Owens Bennett ‘09
In artistic terms, balance is how equal or unequal a visual appears. Harmony is when combined elements complement each other. At Keystone, Melinda Owens Bennett found harmonious balance not only in art, but in all aspects of daily living. As a Mountain...
Keystone alumnus named coach of the year
Congratulations to Keystone College alumnus Paul Devine '13 who was named the girls track and field coach of the year by the Scranton Times-Tribune. More News
Kareem Mickens: Striving to be the Best
As a highly talented college athlete, Kareem Mickens was taught never to settle for doing less than his best. Now, as a dedicated entrepreneur, Kareem is striving to excel in the business world by giving it his all. Kareem, who graduated from Keystone in...
Coach Al Callejas ’75 continued his winning ways after Keystone
Pacing the sidelines, Al Callejas was an intense, fiery competitor who evolved into the stuff of legend, becoming one of the winningest high school boys’ basketball coaches in northeastern Pennsylvania. Before assuming his longtime coaching duties at...
If you ever board another train from Scranton to Manhattan, say thanks to Larry Malski ’72
In 1970, the last passenger train pulled out of Scranton bound for New York City. And a Keystone alumnus is working tirelessly behind-the-scenes to realize his dream of restoring the once popular connection. Dickson City native Larry Malski graduated...
Mushrooms are a growing business for George ’01 and Jennifer Linsenbigler
What started as a family experiment with a petri dish has mushroomed into a fascinating enterprise for Keystonians George ’01 and Jennifer Linsenbigler. George holds an associate degree in wildlife biology, while Jennifer, who studied fine and graphic...