Want to take part in a stop on Penn State’s Coaches Caravan? Here’s your chance.
James Franklin and several head coaches will be traveling in the Penn State Coaches Caravan tour in May, with stops in 17 different locations. Thirteen of the 17 events will take place in Pennsylvania, including five on Penn State campuses, with additional stops in Baltimore, New Jersey, New York City and Washington, D.C.
Penn State Alumni Association and Nittany Lion Club members have the opportunity to begin registering for Coaches Caravan events beginning Monday, before the Caravan is open to the general public.
Members will receive details directly via e-mail. Registration for the general public opens March 31, and online registration sites and information will be distributed that day.
The Coaches Caravan tour is a unique event that gets fans up close and personal with many of Penn State’s best-known coaches as they spread their collective and individual visions for the athletic department moving into the future.
Franklin is scheduled to participate in all 17 Coaches Caravan stops and will be joined by other Penn State head coaches on the tour. At each event, Penn Staters will hear from Franklin and at least one other coach. Each stop will also feature a meet and greet with Franklin and the other Nittany Lion head coaches during the lunch or evening receptions prior to the programs.
The line-up of head coaches joining Franklin on the Penn State Coaches Caravan is being confirmed for each event and will be announced in early April.
The five Coaches Caravan events that will be held on Penn State campuses, start Thursday, May 1 with an evening reception at the Pegula Ice Arena on the University Park campus. The Coaches Caravan also will stop at Penn State York; Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus (Uniontown); the Pennsylvania College of Technology (Williamsport) and Penn State Erie, The Behrend College.
More information regarding the caravan tour can be found here.
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