The academic integrity task force, which was commissioned by Penn State provost Nicholas Jones in April 2017, issued 10 recommendations to the university on how to change the policy.
The university has pledged at least $2 million toward the multidisciplinary center's establishment, and a fundraising campaign aims to raise $3 million in private support with $3 million in matching funds from Penn State.
The award recognizes alumni whose “personal lives, professional achievements, and community service exemplify the objectives of their alma mater.”
“Think of Advocate Penn State as a megaphone that you’ll share with thousands and thousands of fellow Penn Staters."
"Our Commitment to Impact" includes five areas of focus: transforming education, enhancing health, stewarding our planet’s resources, advancing the arts and humanities, and driving digital innovation.
"As we work together to make the impact as least disruptive as possible to our students and employees, we strongly urge Congress and the president to end this impasse."