Results announced for three alumni seats on Penn State trustee board
Penn State's board of trustees this afternoon announced the winners of the most highly contested race for three alumni seats on the board in the school's history.
Penn State's board of trustees this afternoon announced the winners of the most highly contested race for three alumni seats on the board in the school's history.
Adam Taliaferro, a Cherry Hill lawyer and former football player who was injured and made a storybook recovery, was the top vote getter.
Anthony P. Lubrano, a wealthy donor from Glenmoore who waged an expensive advertising campaign, came in second.
The third seat goes to Ryan J. McCombie, a former Navy SEAL captain.
More than 37,500 alumni voted in the election. Winners will take their seats on the 32-member board before July 1.