Events Articles

The Student Activities Awards Banquet, a rite of spring that applauds the initiative and involvement of Penn College students, mentors and the campus organizations that they champion, was held Wednesday night in Penn's Inn. The fast-paced celebration of leadership and community service was organized by Sara R.

With daydreams of crossing the stage to claim a Penn College diploma, the Wildcat mascot sizes up a commencement cap and gown. Next stop, employment! Shelley L. Moore, assistant director of career services, reminds a graduating senior about the job-search assistance available to students and alumni.

Anthony D. Emanuel, a physical fitness specialist major from Williamsport, with Noelia M. Gutierrez, of St. Petersburg, Fla., transferring to pre-emergency medical services with the summer semester Among the evening's models: Emanuel H. Mollette, a collision repair technology student from Randleman, N.C. Style, times 25 Artful advertisement Stella D.

American Red Cross Michael S. Fischer Penn College Health Services and the American Red Cross collected 229 units during this week's two-day blood drive in memory of Michael S. Fischer, a college photographer and former member/volunteer coach of the Wildcat cross-country team. Carl J.

"'Look Beyond the Mirror' Week," Penn College's annual promotion bringing awareness, vital health information and resources to the campus community regarding body image and disordered eating patterns, will be held April 15-19.

Paramedic and nursing students interview a patient actor outside the Keystone Dining Room. Student nurses gather the vital signs of a heart attack patient outside the Fitness Center. A paramedic student sets a defibrillator. Students observe the action in the “emergency room” at Student Health Services after a patient arrives by ambulance.

Soon-to-be-graduate Samuel P. Ferster, of Sunbury (right), served as a mentor to his construction management classmates. Board members of the Students of Musical Development pause for a group photo. Dining room manager Ameila A. Seaton (at far right) and her staff gather with students and their mentors outside Le Jeune Chef. John D.

Visiting students hone their lumber-estimation skills near the ESC sawmill. Tools in hand, a student adds up the clues to identify a tree. Forestry Field Day participants measure one of the countless trees within the ESC's spacious natural surroundings.

Esther Bauer commands the ACC Auditorium stage. A crowded house turns out to hear the Holocaust survivor, pictured with a friend shortly after the allied liberation of the Nazi death camps.

A student talks with Jeff Heverly, of Breon's Inc. in Pleasant Gap, which sells and services motors, pumps, generators and air compressors. Thomas M. Whitehouse (left) and Keith D. Vandegrift, both graduating next month with degrees in residential construction technology and management, show the selfless side of "degrees that work" : both are members of the Independent Fire Co.