Latest Photo Contest Invites College Community to 'Tri' Its Best

Over the past several years, the PCToday photo contest has covered a lot of angles, with entries ranging from pets and vacations to community service and campus pride. For Spring 2008, the angles are quite literal, indeed – triangles, in fact – with faculty/staff and students encouraged to find that familiar geometric friend in even the most unfamiliar of campus locations. (For those who think triangles only exist in "Yield" signs, church steeples and that uneaten half of a grilled-cheese sandwich, we offer these examples to help "shape" the semester's pool of submissions.) The winning photograph, as selected by the judges, will be showcased online and may be added to the college database for future use. Entries are due May 5. Digital (JPEG format) files are preferred and can be e-mailed; prints can be sent to DIF #30. Gift certificates of $25 each from the College Store and Food Services await the winner, whose work will be featured here before summer.

Winner's Archive

Among past winners:
 

     Bill R. Van der Meer, director of the Pennsylvania Housing Resource Center, "Cellphone Photos"

     Matthew Divok, residential construction technology and management student, "After Hours"

     Matthew J. O'Brien, electronics and computer engineering technology student – "Madigan Library"

     Tara L. Hiepler, construction management student – "Penn College in the Community"

     Steven A. Quinn, HVAC technology student – "Show Us Your School"

     Susan S. Stopper, part-time counter clerk, Mail and Document Services – "What's Your Campus 'Eye-Q?"

     Linda M. Barnes, associate professor, occupational therapy assistant – "Oh, the Places Penn College Will Go"

Mary Jane Baier, secretary to the School of Business and Computer Technologies – Pet Contest winner

Bambi A. Hawkins, interim director of paramedic Program – December 2003 winner

Kirk M. Cantor, associate professor of plastics technology – Summer 2003 winner

Michael S. DiPalma, counselor – winner

Cherie L. Davison, research database specialist – multiple winner