School of Integrated Studies

“WPTC, 88.1 FM, is a nice way to be able to get on-air experience.”

Richard had his own college radio show on WPTC, which streamed live and boasted a worldwide audience, including American soldiers and devotees of “Lost,” who tuned in for a program of music and talk inspired by the TV drama.

“We are one of the two colleges in America (that we know of) that has flexography.”

Using flexography to produce a pressure-sensitive package label, Megan earned first place in a national contest. She served as president and secretary of Gamma Epsilon Tau graphic arts fraternity.

“We do a lot of stuff … raising awareness for people and organizations.”

Catherine and her classmates staged a 24-hour demonstration in downtown Williamsport to raise awareness regarding homelessness. The event attracted media attention and donations for needy residents.

“They give you good feedback … They’re honest with you … They don’t sugarcoat.”

Amanda thinks her teachers also are good designers. She was president of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society. She plans to be a commercial photographer or photojournalist.