The Highest Level of Distinction

Back to back consecutive years of excellence!

The Highest Level of Distinction

For the 1st time in our history, dating back to 1979, we have been awarded the Elm level of distinction by the Penn State Alumni Association. This is the highest honor bestowed upon chapters. Thank you to all those that contributed to our success this year!

Most Creative

We won $300 for the most creative video submission of 2020!

Gerry’s "Heaven has a Bar": 1 scoop Death by Chocolate, 1/4 oz Bourbon, and 1/4 and Banana Du Brésil.

Gerry’s "What you get at the Pearly Gates": 2 scoops Death by Chocolate, 2 oz milk, 1.5 oz Vanilla Vodka, and 1.5 oz Pomegranate Liqueur

Evan’s "Swall": 2 scoops Bittersweet Mint, 5 Sour worms, and 7 Gummy fish.

Randy's "Tree and Nuts": WPSU Coffee Break, Chunky Skippy Peanut Butter, and a drizzle of Geauga County Maple Syrup

Jane's "Happy Happy Joy Joy Malibu Rum Shake": 2 scoops of Happy Happy Joy Joy, 1 oz. Pineapple Juice, 2 oz. Malibu Rum, 2 Tablespoon Heavy Cream. Blend on high so chocolate chips and almonds get blended.

Camila: Keanny beany chocolate, salted toasted caramel vodka, chocolate liquor and milk. For s’mores you can also add marshmallow toppings and graham cracker bits

Anita: Vanilla Bean with Creme de Mint

Ed: Vanilla Bean with Poffenbarger Blueberry swirl

The Potomac Valley Chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association donated a coveted treat to some lucky firefighters on April 10^th, 2021. A shipment of 35 gallons of Penn State Berkey Creamery Ice Cream and 14 boxes of Ye Olde Diner Grilled Stickies arrived at the Capital Crave in Frederick for distribution to local Penn Staters and one special delivery. Downtown residents, Gerry and Evan Stephens, represented the local alumni association chapter in delivering a gallon of vanilla ice cream and 4 boxes of Grilled Stickies to the Junior Fire Company No. 2 on North Market Street in Frederick, MD. To their surprise, there was a firefighter there that was very familiar with the Penn State Creamery. His brother was recruited to play football at Penn State at which time the family became very familiar with the Creamery. Another off-duty firefighter is a Penn State season ticket holder. He’ll have a nice surprise when he next returns to the station.