Glenn Carter

Glenn received a B.S. degree in Agricultural Economics in ’56 and a M.S. degree in Agricultural Marketing in ’61 from Penn State University. After working for trade associations and a large farm manufacturing operation, he returned to Penn State to work in Continuing Education Administration at the McKeesport and Altoona campuses, while completing a D.Ed. in Higher Education Administration. Glenn went on to serve as the Associate Dean of the Undergraduate Admissions Office at Penn State and as the Director of Admissions and Records at West Virginia University. In 1996, Glenn retired, and he and his wife, Doris, returned to State College. In retirement, Glenn and Doris have been active volunteers. Glenn volunteers at the Pasto Agricultural Museum; was active in the start of the Community Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL), now OLLI; and is currently the president of the Penn State Retired Faculty/Staff Club. Glenn and Doris moved to Foxdale Village in 2010, where they became very active in the community. Glenn has served as the president of the Resident Council and as a member of the Board Strategic Planning Committee.