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PCToday Photo Gallery - Career Day 2006

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More than 1,100 students from 30 secondary schools across the commonwealth visited Pennsylvania College of Technology's campuses on Friday for Outreach K-12's annual Career Day.

— Photos by Jennifer A. Cline, news bureau writer/editor;
and Deborah C. Books, secretary to the assistant dean and library/computer assistant,
School of Natural Resources Management
 


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Visitors paint their friends' teeth to check plaque levels in the dental hygiene lab

Collision repair students, with Alfred M. Thomas, associate professor of collision repair, demonstrate cutting and applying vinyl graphics as part of a service project for Montgomery Area School District

Career Day

A Bloomsburg High School student goes on the air at the WPTC studio

Elizabethtown High School students compete to drive nails the fastest

Joseph D. Plummer, horticulture lab assistant, explains different types of pests

Julie L. Kintner, landscape/nursery technology student, assists a "Design Your Own Landscape" session

 

 

 

 

 

Students try to identify bones in the radiography lab

Students create rough drawings as they learn about the inventing process

Williamsport Area High School students make paper in the graphic communication labs

Students learn to make sutures in the surgical technology lab

Christy L. Fedinez, adjunct horticulture faculty, on "Creating Your Own Spider Plants"

 

Shamokin High School students construct fiber-optic LED lights in the electronics department

Students disassemble and reassemble fuel cell-powered model cars

Milton High School students show off their thermoformed handiwork

Friday,
Oct. 20,
2006

Students prepare to make a sign on a thermoformer in the plastics lab

Student Ambassador Micah A. Metzel leads a tour

Claude T. Witts, instructor of diesel equipment technology, explains "Electronic Engines"

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