The Student Farm Club at Penn State is hosting a Community Check-In to update students, staff, faculty and community members about recent developments to expand and permanently establish the Student Farm at Penn State, and to seek collaborative input about the future of the Student Farm site and program.

The Community Check-In is on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Heritage Hall in the HUB on Penn State’s campus. All members of the Penn State and State College communities are encouraged to attend and participate. Free farm-fresh snacks will be provided!

Please RSVP here to help us get an accurate head count for food.

The Student Farm Club exec team, pictured here, are planning a fun and exciting evening for everyone who comes to contribute their ideas.

Benjamin Chronister, Student Farm Club programming director, hopes to see many new faces at this year’s check-in–“Farmers, eaters, artists, writers, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, chefs, makers, leaders, all are welcome! The Student Farm is intended to engage people across disciplines and interests, and the goal of this event is to gather ideas and input on how we can best continue to do that as we grow.”

At the Community Check-In, attendees will hear the highlights of the Student Farm’s outcomes during its pilot phase, and the emerging plans for expansion and permanence for the future. At this pivotal phase of the program, input from attendees will help to set the direction for planning and programming for the future. Please join us!