Campers Get Their Bearings in Campuswide Hunt for Answers
Thursday, August 4, 2016
On Wednesday morning, Pennsylvania Free Enterprise Week students participated in a quiz that took them into several buildings and labs on a circuitous path across main campus. The activity allowed campers to explore various locations, as well as interact with admissions representatives and academic school representatives, to learn more about the opportunities available at Penn College. About 400 young entrepreneurs are staying on campus through Saturday, eating meals in the Keystone Dining Room and attending sessions in the Klump Academic Center. This is the ninth year that the Foundation for Free Enterprise Education has held PFEW at Penn College.
– Photos by Tia G. La, student photographer
"Scavengers" fan out from the Field House on their quest for information.
Admissions Representative Mark R. Capellazzi (in blue shirt), with PFEW students in the Field House
Campers enjoy their time with admissions representative Salvatore Vitko (center).
Solving campus mysteries along the History Trail
PFEW provides a mix of information for serious business-minded teenagers and their mentors ... and, obviously, moments of pure fun!
Faces of the future gather for a week's adventure.
Admissions representative Trevor I. Brandt engages PFEW participants from the front porch of The Victorian House.