Off-Campus Housing
Student & Administrative Services Center, Rm. 3009 · (570) 320-5310
Community Assistants
Having any problems with your Landlord, Roommate, or Neighbor?
If so, contact us at och@pct.edu.
Fall 2009 / Spring 2010 Event
Busted, Real Stories from Students - November 18, 8 p.m. CC105C
Come and listen to students tell their stories about the consequences of being caught with marijuana.
2009 -2010 Penn College Community Assistants
The Community Assistant Program is in its fourth year and is a nationally recognized program for its creativity and impact on students living off-campus. Not only do the community assistants serve as a resource, but they also plan programs and activities for students living off-campus. They provide a link between College administration and the off-campus student community.
Juliette Yeager
Community Assistant
- SASC Room 3009
- (570) 320-5310
- yeajul11@pct.edu
Hamburg, Pennsylvania is where I call home. Currently, I am a senior in the Physical Fitness Specialist program. After receiving my degree from Penn College in June 2010, I plan on continuing my education at Penn State Main Campus. There, I will pursue a additional degree in Dietetics.
I have played Women’s Soccer for the past two years at Penn College and am one of the captains. Also, I am a member of the Student Athletic advisory council.
Meredith Coleman
Community Assistant
- SASC Room 3009
- (570) 320-2310
- colmer64@pct.edu
My name is Meredith Coleman, and I am a junior here at Penn College. I am in the Nursing program, and absolutely love it! I live in Worcester, PA which is right outside Philadelphia… right by the King of Prussia mall!
I have been captain of the Penn College Dance Team for the past two years now, performing for the men’s basketball games. I also serve as a Presidential Student Ambassador, giving tours to prospective students and parents.
Adam Yoder
Community Assistant
- SASC Room 3009
- (570) 320-5310
- yodada59@pct.edu
Hello!My name is Adam Yoder, and I am a Community Assistant. I am from Allensville, PA. I am in my fourth year at Penn College and have completed two Associate degree programs in Electrical Technology and Electromechanical Maintenance Technology. I’m currently enrolled in the Building Automation Technology program. I’m also a Presidential Student Ambassador and play bass in a band called Shelbyville. I chose to become a Community Assistant because I enjoy interacting with Penn College students and faculty, and want to become an active member in the off campus community.
Interested in becoming a Community Assistant
The Community Assistant (CA) will be granted a $1,000 per semester ($2,000 per academic year) scholarship. The scholarship will be disbursed in 2 payments of $500, once at the beginning of the semester and once at the mid-point of the semester (provided the CA is meeting his/her required obligations). If you are interested in finding out more about the CA scholarship responsibilities and qualifications/requirements you can contact any of the current CA’s or Student Affairs Office at (570) 320-5310.