More Than 70 Students to Help at 2009 Little League World Series
Published 08.21.2009
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Pennsylvania College of Technology will be well-represented by volunteers at the 2009 Little League Baseball World Series, taking place Aug. 21-30 in South Williamsport, less than 10 minutes from the college's main campus.
Students from the School of Health Sciences will continue a tradition of lending their expertise to baseball fans and players.
Fifty-two junior- and senior-level physician assistant students, accompanied by licensed physician assistant faculty, will be stationed in the Little League Complex's International Grove, where participating teams reside during the event.
The students staff the infirmary in International Grove around the clock, providing urgent care to the players and their coaches.
Emergency medical services students will be in the stadium, working under the leadership of Susquehanna Regional Emergency Medical Services paramedics, to respond to medical emergencies among the thousands of fans attending the international event.
"The School of Health Sciences' faculty, staff and students are proud to participate in this exciting international Little League experience," said Sharon K. Waters, dean of the school.
Participating physician assistant students are: Katelyn Beach, Oakland, N.J.; Danielle M. Bennett, Laceyville; Joesph A. Bobkoskie, Northumberland; John F. Boutros, Wescosville; James A. Cady, Pleasant Gap; Kristi R. California, Warren; Melissa N. Dobson, Elysburg; Nicole D. Doran, Pittsburgh; Sarah E. Eccker, Ulster; Binju Elias, Philadelphia; Scott L. Everhart, Shamokin Dam; Sarah R. Gargus, McClure; Jeremy D. Good, Lucasville, Ohio; Mary C. Grattan, Palmyra; Sarah S. Graybill, Easton; Julianne C. Grega, Weatherly; Renee N. Jankowski, Benton; Anthony J. Jones, Milton; Christine R. Koernig, Roaring Branch; Elizabeth M. Koury, Mansfield; David J. Krohn, Wellsboro; Larissa D. Kryder, Jersey Shore; Andrew V. Kuiken, Montville, N.J.; Calton C. Law, Williamsport; Thomas W. Lloyd, Glen Gardner, N.J.; and Stacy M. Lockcuff, Watsontown.
Also: Phillip Longnecker, Watsontown; Marry Ann Maham, Mount Orab, Ohio; Alex V. Mezentsev, Williamsport; Michael E. Michaud, Williamsport; Jyoti Mittal, Danville; Ryan A. Olenick, Pottsville; Melissa A. Pandolfi, Williamsport; Daniel J. Parks, Cogan Station; Timothy M. Pfirman, Williamsport; Matthew D. Pilkerton, McConnellsburg; Anthony J. Quindardo, Meadville; Amy R. Radich, Mechanicsburg; Eric S. Roman, Williamsport; Alex J. Rugino, Williamsport; Kayla S. Rush, Kittaning; Devin E. Smith, Northumberland; Alysia A. Steinbacher, Williamsport; Matthew D. Stoltz, DuBois; Gelnar Talj, Frederick, Md.; Ross W. Trent, Towanda; Steven R. Uhl, Danville; Eddy M. Vacaflor, Falls Church, Va.; Emily E. Wascher, Trout Run; Jennifer L. Wetzel, Lewisburg; Kayliegh A. Wolfe, Northumberland; and Lauren N. Yetzer, Ridgway.
Participants from the emergency medical services program are: Jenna J. Eichner, Northumberland; Steven E. Elliott, Grove City; Michael D. Eshbach, York; Robert E. Jones, Williamsport; Bradley M. Kavetski, Kingsley; Matthew B. Kershes, Quakertown; Gage E. Lyons-McCracken, Mount Jewett; Megan E. Mann, Beech Creek; Shawn M. Packard, DuBoistown; Albert W. Shutt, Herndon; Michael R. Taylor, Williamsport; Lindsay K. Wiegand, Watsontown; and Jack P. Wilson, Williamsport.
For more information about the School of Health Sciences, call 570-327-4519 or visit online . For more information about Penn College, visit on the Web , e-mail or call toll-free 800-367-9222.
Students from the School of Health Sciences will continue a tradition of lending their expertise to baseball fans and players.
Fifty-two junior- and senior-level physician assistant students, accompanied by licensed physician assistant faculty, will be stationed in the Little League Complex's International Grove, where participating teams reside during the event.
The students staff the infirmary in International Grove around the clock, providing urgent care to the players and their coaches.
Emergency medical services students will be in the stadium, working under the leadership of Susquehanna Regional Emergency Medical Services paramedics, to respond to medical emergencies among the thousands of fans attending the international event.
"The School of Health Sciences' faculty, staff and students are proud to participate in this exciting international Little League experience," said Sharon K. Waters, dean of the school.
Participating physician assistant students are: Katelyn Beach, Oakland, N.J.; Danielle M. Bennett, Laceyville; Joesph A. Bobkoskie, Northumberland; John F. Boutros, Wescosville; James A. Cady, Pleasant Gap; Kristi R. California, Warren; Melissa N. Dobson, Elysburg; Nicole D. Doran, Pittsburgh; Sarah E. Eccker, Ulster; Binju Elias, Philadelphia; Scott L. Everhart, Shamokin Dam; Sarah R. Gargus, McClure; Jeremy D. Good, Lucasville, Ohio; Mary C. Grattan, Palmyra; Sarah S. Graybill, Easton; Julianne C. Grega, Weatherly; Renee N. Jankowski, Benton; Anthony J. Jones, Milton; Christine R. Koernig, Roaring Branch; Elizabeth M. Koury, Mansfield; David J. Krohn, Wellsboro; Larissa D. Kryder, Jersey Shore; Andrew V. Kuiken, Montville, N.J.; Calton C. Law, Williamsport; Thomas W. Lloyd, Glen Gardner, N.J.; and Stacy M. Lockcuff, Watsontown.
Also: Phillip Longnecker, Watsontown; Marry Ann Maham, Mount Orab, Ohio; Alex V. Mezentsev, Williamsport; Michael E. Michaud, Williamsport; Jyoti Mittal, Danville; Ryan A. Olenick, Pottsville; Melissa A. Pandolfi, Williamsport; Daniel J. Parks, Cogan Station; Timothy M. Pfirman, Williamsport; Matthew D. Pilkerton, McConnellsburg; Anthony J. Quindardo, Meadville; Amy R. Radich, Mechanicsburg; Eric S. Roman, Williamsport; Alex J. Rugino, Williamsport; Kayla S. Rush, Kittaning; Devin E. Smith, Northumberland; Alysia A. Steinbacher, Williamsport; Matthew D. Stoltz, DuBois; Gelnar Talj, Frederick, Md.; Ross W. Trent, Towanda; Steven R. Uhl, Danville; Eddy M. Vacaflor, Falls Church, Va.; Emily E. Wascher, Trout Run; Jennifer L. Wetzel, Lewisburg; Kayliegh A. Wolfe, Northumberland; and Lauren N. Yetzer, Ridgway.
Participants from the emergency medical services program are: Jenna J. Eichner, Northumberland; Steven E. Elliott, Grove City; Michael D. Eshbach, York; Robert E. Jones, Williamsport; Bradley M. Kavetski, Kingsley; Matthew B. Kershes, Quakertown; Gage E. Lyons-McCracken, Mount Jewett; Megan E. Mann, Beech Creek; Shawn M. Packard, DuBoistown; Albert W. Shutt, Herndon; Michael R. Taylor, Williamsport; Lindsay K. Wiegand, Watsontown; and Jack P. Wilson, Williamsport.
For more information about the School of Health Sciences, call 570-327-4519 or visit online . For more information about Penn College, visit on the Web , e-mail or call toll-free 800-367-9222.