An eye for involvement
Published 09.13.2022
– Photos by Alexis M. Burrell, student photographer
Heather M. Shuey, senior director of employee success, shares information about Elevate. She is among the faculty/staff mentors in the new program, which aims to accelerate the personal and professional development of women students at Penn College.
Relocated from the campus mall by a threatening forecast, exhibitors and students crowd the hallway on the CC's busy first floor.
Blake T. Blodgett, commissioned as a second lieutenant in conjunction with his May graduation, talks with a student about opportunities in the Army. Blodgett earned a bachelor's degree in welding & fabrication engineering technology.
The Wildcat cheerleading squad looked to boost its membership, as well.
The Genetti Hotel, observing its centennial in downtown Williamsport, was among the employers looking for part-time workers.
There was something for gamers, too ...
Students could get vouchers for Rita's Italian Ice – a treat, rain or shine.
... which was laden with free popcorn, hats, cow-themed stress toys, mugs, pens, and much more.
...including representation by the Penn College esports team, just beginning an exciting new season.
Julia M. Colton (left), a pre-nursing student from Troy, and Amber K. Hakes, of Williamsport, enrolled in pre-dental hygiene, show off their takeaways from the Wildcat Events Board table ...
Among the first-year students in attendance were Sid T. Ismail (left), Philadelphia, business administration; and Chike Nwachukwu, Washington, D.C., heating, ventilation & air conditioning engineering technology.
The Penn College Business Club was in prime recruitment mode.