Happy Anniversary, Phi Mu Delta! |
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Phi Mu Delta, the first fraternity to form at Pennsylvania College of Technology, celebrated 10 years of brotherhood last month during a luncheon on campus with students and alumni.
Memories were shared by the fraternity’s first president, Scott Frederick, ‘04, while current president, Steven Kanaley, presented activities and accomplishments of the past year.
View more Phi Mu Delta reunion photos via Alumni Relations on Facebook. |
Call for Athletic Hall of Fame Nominations |
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Penn College is accepting nominations for the Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2013. The HOF recognizes significant contributions and performances made by athletes, teams, coaches, and athletics administrators from Penn College, The Williamsport Area Community College, and Williamsport Technical Institute.
Submit your Athletic Hall of Fame nomination. |
Gallery Exhibit Features Senior Graphic Design Students |
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Visit The Gallery at Penn College from now through May 17 to see the work of fifteen of our senior graphic design students. Posters, book covers, magazine spreads, and logos represent that best of their collegiate portfolios, as judged by graphic design faculty.
Read PCToday to learn more about the Gallery Exhibit. |
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Summer Camps for Kids |
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Looking for a great summer experience for your child?
Camp ESCAPE, for campers ages 8-14, helps children develop an appreciation of sports through a variety of activities. The camp runs four days a week, from June 10 through August 1.
SMART Girls provides young females, grades 9-11, with the opportunity to experience math and science careers through hands-on activities. The workshop runs June 16-19.
Designing a Digital Future Camp, for students entering grades 10-12, provides hands-on activities, tours, and an introduction to a variety of digital-media-based careers. The camp runs June 18-19.
Health Careers Camp, for students entering grades 9-12, provides information, tours, and hands-on activities to introduce students to health careers. The camp runs June 19-20.
Registration deadlines vary. If you and your child are interested in any of these summertime experiences, check them out soon. |
Assistant Professor Shares ‘Positive Energy’ |
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Late assignments, missed classes, and “The dog chewed my laptop” excuses are par for the courses that faculty teach.
And assistant professor John Messer, his knit cap covering an array of life-saving transducers on his shaved head, tries "to be sympathetic when as student says, ‘I have a lot going on.’ But sometimes, I just have to give them that look that says, ‘Really? You don’t have nearly as much going on as I do.”
Read and comment on John Messer's story in One College Avenue. |
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Donors Honored in Separate Events |
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Financial and in-kind contributions to Penn College were celebrated at two events in April.
The 9th annual Donor Reception honored members of various giving societies. This year, Penn College employees, who have contributed more than $1.1 million over the years, were given special recognition, moving into the Millionaire's Society.
Read about and comment on the Donor Reception in PCToday.
The Grand Pastry Buffet was an opportunity for scholarship recipients to meet and acknowledge their supporters.
Read about and comment on the Grand Pastry Buffet Donor Recognition event in PCToday. |
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Alumni Relations
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May 2013 |
degrees that work.® |
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Patrick Butler, ’07, Computer Information Technology, is a Senior Systems Administrator for the division of the Vice Provost for University Life at the University of Pennsylvania. His responsibilities include management and planning for the technology infrastructure, including 40+ servers, that supports the 30 offices that encompass University Life. He is also involved with U. Penn's Professional Staff Assembly, working to promote events for monthly paid staff.
Patrick is a member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and is involved within the technology knowledge community. This summer, he expects to earn his masters degree in Higher Education Administration and Organizational Management, from Drexel University.
Patrick is also a New Jersey-certified Emergency Medical Technician, and has been an active EMT for the past five years. He has also maintained his connection with Penn College, returning for Homecoming, and serving as a move-in assistant when Dauphin Hall opened its doors. |
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Read Class Notes for more degrees that work. |
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You can't afford to fund a scholarship or make a million dollar gift to The Penn College Fund, so why give at all? Because participation at any level is what matters. Give up a latte or a pizza this month and donate to The Penn College Fund. Students benefit from gifts of all sizes.
Make a difference now. Visit the new Giving website to make your gift.
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