president’s message wow A Three-Letter Word for a Red-Letter Year

et another extraordinary year at Pennsylvania College of Technology calls for celebration. Twelve months of impressive achievement and realization of Penn College’s institutional goals and student- centered mission marks 2002-03 as a red-letter year. In fact, when I met with faculty and staff at year’s end and retraced the steps we took together, one Ysimple word – “Wow!” – was foremost on my lips. “Wow!” for the many student accomplishments that brought honor to our campuses. “Wow!” for dedicated employees who afforded us national and regional recognition. “Wow!” for the exciting news that emerged amid the day-to-day challenges of preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s demanding jobs. Characterizing a wonderful academic Our fitness can be measured by a number year with such a simple exclamation – a of characteristics: financial stability, sound three-letter word more suitable for the cover planning (short- and long-term), and an of a paperback best-seller – might seem to adaptable faculty and staff. trivialize those successes. There is no more The 2002-03 academic year, captured in fitting way to describe 2002-03, however, than this special Annual Report edition of One to enthusiastically call it “One for the Books.” College Avenue, will be remembered as one of • It was a year for the history books, for unprecedented growth, campus transformation instance, with construction of the Student and new beginnings. Actions taken during this and Administrative Services Center and Rose monumental period will position us for years Street Apartments, renovations to the former to come as a leader in technology education HON manufacturing facility and the Klump and, in particular, will position Penn College Academic Center, and the first-ever Middle to be the nation’s premier technical college. States commendation for our comprehensive In the pages that follow, we hit those and impressive self-study. and other highlights, “borrowing” literary • It was a year for the record books, as well, works to help share the good news. As with enrollments reaching amazing heights … you relive this amazing period in Penn while maintaining tuition at a more down-to- College history – a year that built upon the earth and student-responsive level. proud accomplishments of our predecessor • And it was a year for the books, period, institutions, while steering ever confidently with the exciting announcement of the toward the future – we hope you’ll agree that Madigan Library. 2002-03 clearly merits a rave review. What kind of book might Penn College write for that library’s shelves? An optimistic self-help volume or a health manual immediately comes to mind. More than ever, it is clear that our organization is strong. Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D.

Construction of the Student and Administrative Services Center put a new face on Penn College’s long-standing commitment to student success.

Fall 2003 1 COLLEGE REACCREDITED BY MIDDLE STATES olfe’s emphasis was on what it takes to be a fighter pilot or astronaut, but those same “ The idea here seemed to be (to) have the moxie, the reflexes, the W qualities were evident as Pennsylvania College experience, the coolness … in a cause that means something to thousands, of Technology sailed through a rigorous two-year to a people, a nation, to humanity …” Middle States Commission on Higher Education “THE RIGHT STUFF” - author Tom Wolfe self-examination and site visit. The commission’s official report was published shortly after the dawn of the 2002-03 year. For the first time in history, the College received a COMMENDATION for its self-study and a CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH until its next review in 2011-12. “The Right Stuff,” indeed. Among the most heartening of the team’s findings was validation of the College’s strongest suit: its student-centeredness.

“THE COLLEGE HAS A CORE GROUP OF FULL-TIME FACULTY THAT IS NOT ONLY CARING, BUT ALSO FRIENDLY (AND) LOYAL TO PENN COLLEGE AND THE STUDENTS THEY SERVE,” THE REPORT AFFIRMS. “THE STUDENTS IN RETURN HAVE HIGH PRAISE FOR THE FACULTY, THE QUALITY OF THEIR TEACHING, AND THE SUPPORT THEY PROVIDE ON AN ONGOING BASIS. THERE IS A TRUE ’LOVE AFFAIR’ IN TERMS OF THE STUDENTS’ FEELINGS ABOUT PENN COLLEGE.” Not only were the College’s mission and goals overwhelmingly approved by the Middle States team: The commission went a few steps beyond, commending the College’s progress in the past decade and applauding the depth of the self-study document. “The self-study process affords us an excellent opportunity to take stock of our efforts and enhance our effectiveness,” said Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour, College president. “The results confirm our status as a leader in the field of technology education.”

ENROLLMENT SOARS TO RECORD HEIGHTS t’s said that “knowledge is power,” and a glorious crowd of “ There is always one moment in childhood when the knowledge-seekers wisely included Penn College along its I door opens and lets the future in.” lifelong quest for learning in 2002-03. “THE POWER AND THE GLORY” - author Graham Greene IN A MEANINGFUL AND MEASURABLE MARK OF THE COLLEGE’S ATTRACTIVENESS TO STUDENTS SEEKING THE BEST IN JOB-PREPARATION EDUCATION, RECORD HIGH ENROLLMENT – AND THE LOWEST TUITION INCREASE IN PENNSYLVANIA – ALLOWED THE INSTITUTION TO MAINTAIN ITS STANDARD QUALITY IN A CLEARLY STUDENT-FOCUSED ENVIRONMENT. Nearly 6,000 students enrolled for Fall 2002 – more than 7.5 percent above the previous year. Substantial enrollment gains were seen in many program areas and were repeated for the Spring 2003 semester, providing a solid foundation for continued growth. The numbers evidenced a wider awareness of the value of a Penn College education and our success in placing graduates in high-quality positions. That good news was spread by recognition in two national publications: “THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE,” and “AMERICA’S BEST COLLEGES 2003” published by “U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT.” The Times’ full-page advertisement, “Great Places to Learn in Pennsylvania + Virginia,” touted “an area with its eye on the future, a magnet for thousands of students drawn to its more than 200 colleges and universities.” In describing the diverse range of schools available to prospective students in Pennsylvania, the feature refers to “larger, technologically innovative schools such as Carnegie Mellon University and Pennsylvania College of Technology.” The “U.S. News” publication ranked Penn College a full step higher among bachelor’s- degree-granting institutions than the previous year – one of only two public colleges listed in the second-tier rankings in its region.

Fall 2003 1 FUNDING ASSURED, LIBRARY MOVES FULL-SPEED-AHEAD

“ I hadn’t dared to hope that such happiness could ever come.” “BEYOND THE HORIZON” - playwright Eugene O’ Neill

dream of many years came true with the Dec. 12 announcement that state funding was in place to begin construction of a new library. Making the occasion even more special was the naming of the A facility to honor an esteemed state legislator and Board of Directors member, Roger A. Madigan, and his late wife, Peggy. “The library is integral to the education mission of Penn College and it is Employees react central to the learning process for all students,” Dr. Gilmour said in announcing the exciting news to a standing-room-only meeting in the Professional Development Center. “The ability to seek information and gain knowledge will empower these men and women to continue learning throughout their lives.”

THE ROGER AND PEGGY MADIGAN LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER WILL BE BUILT SOUTH OF THE MAIN-CAMPUS ENTRANCE BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES, BASED ON SPECIFICATIONS DRAFTED BY COLLEGE OFFICIALS AFTER NUMEROUS VISITS TO OTHER LIBRARIES, AS WELL AS RESEARCH AND A THOROUGH ASSESSMENT OF FUTURE LEARNING-RESOURCE NEEDS. Sen. Roger A. Madigan, Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour, A key member of the advance team was Lisette N. Ormsbee, director of the Penn College Library. After a Rep. Brett O. Feese national search with the laser-sharp focus on the new building, it became clear Ormsbee – who was serving as interim director – is the ideal person to lead the library staff into the future and into the new facility.

SASC, CAL, ROSE STREET APARTMENTS AMPLIFY CAMPUS’ FUNCTIONAL BEAUTY ampus construction often challenges daily operations, but always leads to great “ I have been bent and broken, but – I hope improvement of services and instructional programming. C – into a better shape.” The magnificent STUDENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES CENTER, dedicated “GREAT EXPECTATIONS” Feb. 20, has become a welcoming first point of contact. Response to the - author Charles Dickens building has been extremely positive from both internal and external audiences, and its functionality has received considerable accolades. Families wishing to conduct business with the Admissions, Registrar’s, Financial Aid and Bursar’s offices find everything comfortably within reach . . . and in friendly, spacious surroundings. First-floor facilities offer attractive, yet practical areas for presentations to prospective students and placement testing for those who enroll. And artwork by local and Williamsport-area talent, financed through the continuing “Art on Campus” initiative, adds to the structure’s appeal.

Design and construction of the COLLEGE AVENUE LABORATORIES (the former HON manufacturing facility) and the ROSE STREET APARTMENTS (new residence halls completed just in time for Fall 2003 occupancy) moved quickly through the year. Rose Street Apartments Both are a boon to a growing campus community: The former created state-of-the-art instructional space for additional students in Collision Repair, Automated Manufacturing, Civil Engineering and Surveying; the latter added 370 beds to the College’s critically needed housing pool. Other College housing facilities are the 414-bed College West Apartments, The Village at Penn College (320 beds) and Campus View Apartments (336 beds). The College is working more closely than ever with more than 40 off-campus landlords to balance the other side of the housing equation, opening new lines of communications and adding a liaison who meets regularly to hear concerns and discuss our mutual benefit to the Greater Williamsport community.

College Avenue Labs

Student and Administrative Services Center

2 One College Avenue RENOVATIONS UNDER WAY TO EXTEND ACADEMIC CENTER’S LIFE ince the very beginnings of this institution, “ I went into the temple … to hear the teachers … and to propose what the impressive edifice at West Third and might improve my knowledge or their own.” S Susquehanna streets cut an imposing figure “PARADISE REGAINED” on the Williamsport landscape. - poet John Milton As the College has grown to reflect the ever-changing needs of students and their eventual employers – and as buildings have been razed and raised again – the Klump Academic Center has been the consistent temple of teaching and learning.

EXTENSIVE RENOVATION OF THE ACADEMIC CENTER WAS UNDERTAKEN THIS YEAR FROM A STRATEGIC, PLANNING AND STAGING POINT OF VIEW. THE PLAN IS TO ALLOW THE BUILDING TO REMAIN IN LIMITED USE THROUGH THE TWO-YEAR PROJECT, BEGINNING IN THE SUMMER OF 2003. In what President Gilmour has termed a “borderless puzzle,” the carefully planned renovations require the painstaking relocation of employees and offices: 55 classes, 12 full-time faculty members, Academic Support Services (including the Tutoring Center), the School of Integrated Studies, Institutional Research and Planning, and Residence Life. Remaining in the building will be 30 full-time instructors who will move from one side of the building to the other during renovation, and another 50 part-time faculty “on the move” each semester. With proper planning and coordination of the Academic Center renovation with construction of the Student and Administrative Services Center and the preparations at College Avenue Labs, officials were successful in maximizing the number of available classrooms, group-study areas, seminar and student work areas, and faculty offices.

CONCLUSION OF THE PROJECT IN FALL 2005 WILL RETURN A CAMPUS LANDMARK TO ITS REAL PURPOSE: A TRUE “ACADEMIC” CENTER. Klump Academic Center

“COLLEGE TOWN” TOUTS OBVIOUS – BUT OVERLOOKED – BENEFITS “Life is too wonderful for us to truly appreciate it.” “OUR TOWN” - playwright Thornton Wilder

n Wilder’sWilder’s small burgburg of GroversGrovers Corners, N.H., a young womanwoman wonderswonders whether we taketake too much for granted as we blindly scurry through life. Williamsport’sWilliamsport’s “College“College Town”Town” initiative,initiative, championed by the presidents of Penn CollegeCollege and LycomingLycoming College,College, I was begun to make sure that doesn’t happen in our own back yard.

WILLIAMSPORTWILLIAMSPORT CLEARLCLEARLYY IS A COLLEGE TOWN, BLESSED WITH TWO CIVIC-MINDED INSTITUTIONS THATHATT COOPERACOOPERATETE RARATHERTHER THAN COMPETE AND PROVIDE A SPECIAL “LOCAL” AUDIENCE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS THATHATT CAN USE SERSERVICESVICES AND DO BUSINESS WITH AREA MERCHANTS. Committees from WilliamsportWilliamsport City Council and the Williamsport-LycomingWilliamsport-Lycoming Chamber of Commerce came together to discuss the collecolleges’ges’ roles in the community,community, to appreciate the benefbenefitsits of twotwo such finefine neighbors and to strategizestrategize enhancement of our “College Town.”

Penn ColleCollegege is a prominent partner in the committees’ actiactivities.vities. DrDr.. Gilmour explainedexplained the institution’sinstitution’s commitment: “A COLLEGE TOWN THATHATT REACHES OUT CAN WIN THE HEARHEARTS,TS, MINDS AND DOLLARS OF ITS STUDENTSTUDENT-RESIDENTS.-RESIDENTS. I BELIEVE THE FUTURE OF OUR COMMUNITY MAMAYY WELL DEPEND UPON HOW WELL WE ACCEPT STUDENTS FOR WHAWHATT THEY ARE – RESIDENTS OF OUR COLLEGE TOWN.”

Downtown merchants’ welcome poster

2 One College Avenue Fall 2003 3 C.A.R.E. TAKES A COMPASSIONATE “NO-BUTTS” ATTITUDE

“ Preachers has got to preach against something. It wouldn’t do them no good to preach for everything.” “TOBACCO ROAD” - author Erskine Caldwell

here was no preaching in the C.A.R.E. initiative, just the common-sense objective of T “CREATING A RESPECTFUL ENVIRONMENT” for smokers and nonsmokers alike. Penn College’s president and the head of the Student Government Association joined to kick off the ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN, posing together for a poster that took a whimsical approach to its straightforward message: On-campus smoking would be limited to clearly delineated areas, making sure the “Tobacco Road” led away from doorways and other heavily traveled areas. “Smoking zones” were marked in bright yellow paint and a detailed map was made available online, all to great impact. The multi-dimensional program – which combined awareness, advertisement and availability of smoking-cessation classes – was favorably received on campus and, by year’s end, a culture shift was The presidents of Penn College obvious at the smoke-free building entrances. and its Student Government Association clearly define new “Smoke-Free Zones” on campus.

RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN radbury’s title refers to the temperature at which paper burns, but “We are all bits and pieces of history.” it is a flame of a creative kind – and “degrees” of a different sort “FAHRENHEIT 451” B – that kindle at Penn College. Where the firemen of the author’s - author Ray Bradbury bleak future incinerated books to destroy thought, the College’s design team culled its collective talents to create a new spark from vintage tinder. A familiar phrase, “degrees that work,” was refashioned into a two-year marketing and recruitment plan by a cross-functioning team of print, Web and graphic designers from across campus, which produced award-winning work in all categories. THE CAMPAIGN MARKETS PENN COLLEGE TO A NEW GENERATION OF COMPUTER-SAVVY STUDENTS, AND HAS RECEIVED NATIONAL RECOGNITION – INCLUDING “COMMUNICATOR” AND “TELLY” AWARDS – FOR THE CD-ROM, WEB SITE AND TELEVISION COMMERCIAL DEVELOPED AS INTEGRAL PARTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

EARLY START OFFERS TUITION DISCOUNT FOR FIRST-SEMESTER STUDENTS ut certainly quick to learn, the Bard might have added. Beginning with the Summer “I am slow to study.” 2003 semester, first-year students readily found the advantages of Penn College’s “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM” B new “early start” tuition discount. Initiated in an attempt to introduce new entrants to - playwright William Shakespeare College-level work in a more-relaxed atmosphere and to alleviate the large number of first-level math, English and computer courses required in the fall of each school year, the program was a dream come true for students and parents dreading a credit-heavy first semester. By starting sooner, students save money (a 25-percent reduction in tuition costs) while avoiding the stress of tackling too large a course load. And, with a bright first semester often lighting the way to success throughout the rest of a student’s college experience, the “early start” program was a win-win offer – in every season.

4 One College Avenue BUDGET

2002-03 Budget  Operating Budget ...... $62,283,553  Annual Debt Service...... 7,898,999  Combined Operating and Debt Service ...... 70,182,552  State Contribution ...... 13,675,180

In-State Tuition Rate Increase ...... 6.9 %* Tuition per Credit Hour ...... $242 Average Annual Tuition ...... $8,400* Out-of-State Tuition Rate Increase ...... 6.3 %* Tuition per Credit Hour ...... $315 Average Annual Tuition ...... $10,590*

Auxiliary Enterprises  College Store ...... $4,012,915  Food Services ...... 3,330,000  Student Housing ...... 3,829,864  Student Activities ...... 897,159  Technology Transfer Center ...... 315,000  Children’s Learning Center ...... 290,693 Total . . . . . $12,675,631

Grant Funding  Miscellaneous Equipment and Education ...... $2,119,845  Carl D. Perkins Act Local Plan ...... 929,664  Weatherization and Related Training ...... 378,000  School-to-Work and Tech Prep...... 282,680  Act 101 ...... 170,794  New Choices/New Options ...... 117,430  Ben Franklin Projects ...... 115,295 Total ...... $4,113,708

* Includes tuition and per-credit-hour fees

Fall 2003 5 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS

August 2002

Susan D. Roberts, Physician Assistant major

December 2002

Kristi L. Ritchey, Culinary Arts Technology major; and Dale A. Metzker, recipient of the 2002 Master Teacher Award. Metzker retired in May 2002 as an associate professor of printing and publishing.

May 2003

Danielle S. Lavinder (morning ceremony), Dental Hygiene associate-degree major; and Melissa S. Roth (afternoon), Automotive Technology Management bachelor’s degree

6 One College Avenue AWARDS

DISTINGUISHED STAFF Bonnie L. Ingram, science laboratory technician; Brian D. Hopple, custodian at the Student and Administrative Services Center; and Karen I. Rishcoff, secretary to the Dental Hygiene and Radiography programs

PART-TIME TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARDS Judith W. DeGregorio, instructor of mathematics; and Jack E. Fisher, lab assistant for forest technology

MASTER TEACHER AWARD Richard L. Druckenmiller, instructor of Building Construction Technology

EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Jeffrey B. Weaver, assistant professor of electronics

COLLEGE SERVICE AWARD Dr. Gilmour presents to state Rep. Brett O. Feese, majority whip of the House Republican Caucus and a member of the Penn College Board of Directors, in recognition of his advocacy of Penn College, including instrumental funding support for the proposed new library and for millions of dollars in instructional equipment.

ALUMNI MENTORSHIP The first recipients join Dr. Gilmour: Kirby O. Smith, president of Susquehanna Health System, left; and Glenn A. Raup, manager of the Flight Services Division of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Aviation.

ALUMNI CITIZENSHIP The inaugural recipients are Anita L. Wagner, a 1995 Nursing graduate and longtime civic volunteer in eastern Lycoming County; and William R. Miller, who graduated from the Williamsport Area Community College in 1970 with an associate’s degree in Forest Technology. A line clearance inspector for PPL Electric Utilities, Miller is the mayor of South Williamsport .

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD ALUMNUS ACHIEVEMENT Walter D. Nyman, director of general services at Benjamin A. Hess, Structural Department CAD Penn College and a 1967 graduate of Williamsport manager/technician at C.S. Davidson Inc., York, Area Community College and a 1995 graduate of Penn College

Fall 2003 7 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

n the relatively short time it took for the 2002-03 academic Iyear to elapse, Penn College truly was transformed: The dust of progress flew as new buildings rose and old ones got a fresh look. Students arrived and graduates departed, both groups enriching us with their gifts. Our campuses hummed with a common purpose, as leadership and cooperation combined to offer the best possible education and environment to those whose dreams have been entrusted to us.

e would need bookshelf upon bookshelf to fully document our wide-ranging accomplishments – from “ How strange and wellnigh incredible does it W once-in-a-lifetime miracles to the everyday successes of our faculty, seem that so prodigious a … transformation … staff and students. But we proudly offer these highlights of the year could have been accomplished in so brief an interval!” just past – a representative list confirming that, as much as it might “LOOKING BACKWARD” change with the times, Penn College never strays from its course … - author Edward Bellamy its purpose … its single-minded, student-centered mission.

ACHIEVEMENTS Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board’s “Responsible Alcohol Management The Penn College Foundation Program.” received donations to establish 16 new scholarships, and held a dinner As part of the Partnership for Air auction that raised more than $40,000 in Conditioning, Heating, Refrigeration unrestricted funds. The in-house Accreditation, all heating/ventilation/ Annual Fund Campaign raised $50,922 air-conditioning faculty passed the from 252 participating employees, an Industry Competency Exam for HVAC increase of $9,670 (or 23.4 percent) over professionals. the previous year. The American Occupational Therapy The School of Business & Computer Association approved the School Technologies of Health Sciences as a provider of submitted a self- continuing-education credits. study report to The Tutoring Center received a second the Commission level of certification from the College on Accreditation Reading and Learning Association (an of Allied Health international organization of learning- Education assistance professionals), requiring Programs, and additional minimum training and hosted a successful experience for tutors. site visit in spring. The Children’s Learning Center was The American designated a four-star center (the highest Landscape rating) under the new Keystone Stars Contractors initiative. The award was accompanied TWELVE TEAMMATES BROUGHT HOME FIRST-PLACE Association accredited the Landscape/ by a $16,000 cash grant, which will be Nursery Technology program. MEDALS AT THE SKILLSUSA-VICA CONFERENCE IN used to provide computers, classroom LANCASTER, MAKING THEM ELIGIBLE FOR NATIONAL The Physician Assistant program earned lofts and other new furnishings for the COMPETITION IN KANSAS CITY, MO. a four-year accreditation following a site children’s rooms. visit in July. JOSHUA W. HUNSBERGER AND JAMES N. COLTON Pennsylvania designated the Technology Le Jeune Chef Restaurant became the TOOK HOME SECOND-PLACE MEDALS AT NATIONALS. Transfer Center as an agent for online first establishment in Northeastern courses through the Workforce and Pennsylvania to be certified by the Economic Development Network.

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STUDENTS General Contractors of America National Student Competition in Dallas, The School of Business & Computer Texas. Technologies received approval for a College chapter Penn College’s Students in Free of Sigma Beta Delta (the Enterprise team was chosen as a first International Honor Society runner-up in its division at the 2003 for Business, Management SIFE Regional Competition and Career and Administration) and Opportunity Fair in Reston, Va. inducted its first members in Four students in Plastics and Polymer May. Engineering Technology received A student chapter of the scholarships from the Plastics Pioneers Pennsylvania Society of Association, a society of industry leaders. Land Surveyors was formed, Nathan N. Hoy competed on a team that as was the Wildcat Amateur finished second in the “All-Star Bowl” Radio Club. The American competition at the 2002 Instrumentation, HEATING/VENTILATING/AIR Society of Civil Engineers Systems and Automation Society’s Club filed an application to become International Student Games in CONDITIONING STUDENTS (WITH recognized by the national organization Chicago. PAUL T. STALKNECHT, PRESIDENT after serving a full year under the Marie Szabo, secretary/treasurer of AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER guidance of the Central Pennsylvania Penn College’s Alpha Chi national honor Section of the ASCE. OF THE AIR CONDITIONING society for four-year students, was an CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA), William Brownlee and Phillip Wiegand alternate in a national scholarship contest. were among only 14 students nationwide STARTED THE ORGANIZATION’S Brandon Lebo won the first-ever $3,000 to be awarded 2003-04 scholarships Construction Management Association FIRST STUDENT CHAPTER. through the American Welding Society. of America national scholarship. Fifty-two Penn College students were A group of Penn College Construction inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, Association students took second place in an international honor society that a national competition sponsored by the recognizes and encourages scholarship National Association of Home Builders among associate-degree students. in Las Vegas. At the same show, the The Pennsylvania Society of PCCA won third place in the Outstanding Land and Mapping Services Student Chapter award, winning a $750 presented a scholarship to prize for the club. Joel Morningstar, its first- The Construction Management ever award to a Penn College Association won the 2002-03 Student student. Government Association award for A team of student competitors Outstanding Student Organization of the from the School of Natural Year. Other award-winners included Bi, Resources Management placed Gay, Lesbian, & Allies in Dialogue (Most third overall in the Mid- Improved Student Organization), Atlantic Woodsman Meet Dr. William Urosevich of the Wildcat held in Cumberland, Md. Penn Power Team (Adviser of the Year) and College students took two first- Kevin Imes (Student Leader of the Year). place medals, 12 second-place medals in eight individual and ATHLETICS team events, and a third-place medal in an individual event. The Women’s Compound Archery Team WOMEN’S SOCCER (SHOWN ABOVE IN and the Mixed Compound Archery After winning regional competition, Team each placed third in the 2003 COMPETITION) AND WOMEN’S TENNIS TEAMS WON a team of Construction Management National Archery Association national PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION students placed fourth in the Associated competition; Ryan Romberger was named STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS. Schools of Construction-Associated a 2003 All-American in archery.

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Seventeen Penn College student-athletes to Penn College more than 10 years’ were named to All-State Teams in their experience in higher-education leadership. respective sports; 21 were chosen for All- Dr. Landesberg-Boyle oversees the Conference honors. integration of student affairs with academic affairs, ensuring a positive IMPROVEMENTS educational and cocurricular experience for all students. In addition to very visible projects by professional contractors, many campus improvements were undertaken by ADDITIONS TO students in the School of Construction & CURRICULUM PORTFOLIO Design Technologies, including a building extension for the masonry School of Business & Computer Technologies program, decorative wooden end • Office Information Technology: panels for library collection stacks, Web Design Emphasis various electrical and plumbing • Office Information Technology: work, new countertops for the Medical Office Information Emphasis “You’re the Chef” set, a storage shed at the Earth Science Center • Office Information Technology: and a prototype podium for use Specialized Office Information in the Student and Administrative Emphasis Services Center. School of Construction & Design Technologies RECOGNITION • A bachelor’s degree completion program was developed for distance “You’re the Chef” completed its delivery in Residential Construction fifth season on PBS, receiving Technology and Management. a 2002 Mid-Atlantic Emmy nomination and winning a 2002 School of Integrated Studies Admissions Advertising Silver • Mass Media Communication Award for its “Wine Country – associate’s degree Brunch” episode. School of Natural Resources Management One College Avenue won a Gold • Environmental Technology Medal in a national competition Management – bachelor’s degree sponsored by Admissions Marketing Report. The College • Heavy Construction Equipment: was honored three times in another Operator Emphasis nationwide contest – sponsored • Heavy Construction Equipment: by The National Council for Technician Emphasis Marketing and Public Relations THE COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY COALITION – which bestowed a gold award on School of Transportation Technology INVITED ARTS MAJORS TO DEPICT A “You’re the Chef,” and bronze awards • Ford Maintenance and Light RESPONSIBLE VIEW OF ALCOHOL USE IN A to “Penn College and You” and One Repair coursework and credit were POSTER CONTEST. THE POSTERS – INCLUDING College Avenue. incorporated into the Automotive Technology and Collision Repair THE WINNING ENTRY FROM RYAN W. GREENLY The “Children and Play” episode of “Penn College and You,” including video Technology majors OF DANVILLE, ABOVE – WERE DISPLAYED segments of youngsters enrolled at the • The Automotive Service Sales and IN THE COLLEGE GALLERY AND WILL BE Children’s Learning Center, won a Telly Marketing major began accepting REPLICATED FOR ON-CAMPUS USE. Award. The show featured Karen Woland students Payne, Center director, and host Tom Speicher, broadcast media specialist. INTERNATIONAL NEW VICE PRESIDENT The International Programs Office created five study-abroad programs, Dr. Jill Landesberg-Boyle was named including two student exchanges: vice president for student affairs, bringing

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• Wuerzburg, Germany: A Lauver, an individual with learning semester-long exchange drew six disabilities, was the keynote speaker. student participants during 2002- To increase awareness of the Alumni 03, with nine more accepted for Association among students, Institutional study in Germany for 2003-04. Advancement provided small gifts • Toluca, Mexico: A one-week at student orientations in August and exchange began in Spring 2003. January, and sponsored a “Senior Send- Ten Penn College students Off” luncheon in May. A program and two professors traveled designed to foster the importance of to Instituto Tecnologico y giving back to the College was introduced de Estudios Superiores de to graduating seniors in Spring 2003, Moneterrey for the first half accepting donations that will help fund WILLIAMSPORT-LYCOMING CHAMBER OF of the exchange. Engineering future scholarships. COMMERCE STUDENT INTERNS SHAUN SCHEIMREIF students from Mexico, motivated With 31 projects approved for over AND AMANDA STINE DEVELOPED PENNSITESELECT by Penn College’s hands-on $4 million, the Grants and Contracts – A SEARCHABLE DATABASE OF AVAILABLE instruction, are to study here for Office realized a 25-percent increase in a week in Fall 2003. INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE approvals over the previous year. Among Other programs included a one-week the approved projects were a $300,000 IN LYCOMING COUNTY. THE SITE EARNED AN Art History tour of Italy in January, a Workforce Leadership 2+2+2 Skills AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVES’ semester-long Australian program in Greenhouses grant to support secondary 2002 AWARD FOR COMMUNICATIONS EXCELLENCE. Fall 2002 and a potential exchange with curriculum development; $500,000 in students and staff of Tsuyama (Japan) federal Digital Divide funds to deliver National College of Technology in Fall introductory computer training to 900 2002. For the third year, students in the low-income residents of the Central ARAMCO/Saudi Arabia program were and Northern Tier regions, and funding enrolled in Paramedic Technology. for train-the-trainer programs for community-based organizations. INITIATIVES Information Technology Services A Parents Committee met during Parents implemented “Wildcat Wireless and Family Weekend to provide Zones” for student access, converted 95 feedback on a variety of topics, including percent of academic computer labs to new-student matriculation. Parents will be Windows XP, installed auto-updating added to the committee in each academic anti-virus software on all College PCs year. and implemented anti-SPAM filters that block 20,000-50,000 e-mail messages a Institutional Advancement initiated a day. ITS also developed new technology charitable gift annuity program, with its classrooms and updated data-projection first contributor identified in December. capability in 16 classrooms and three Penn College was admitted into the SAP large-venue areas, and enhanced University Alliance, which allows it technology in the Thompson Professional to obtain software, training and advice Development Center’s Tiadaghton Room. necessary to integrate world-leading business application modules into EQUIPMENT the School of Business & Computer ACQUISITIONS Technologies’ accounting and business curriculums as early as Spring 2004. AND INDUSTRY TRIO Student Support Services/Academic PARTNERSHIPS THE 17TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC, Support Services hosted the first Business & Computer Technologies FEATURING GOLF PROFESSIONAL JACK “Summer Plus” program to assist eligible ProData Computer Services Inc. NICKLAUS II, RAISED MORE THAN $30,000 students with remediation and orientation donated IBM iSeries software (valued FOR THE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND. prior to the start of fall classes. A local at $7,070) for instantly viewing and observance of National TRIO Day updating database files without time- recognized graduating students. Radio consuming queries or programming. IBM personality and national storyteller Nelson donated an iSeries/AS 400 Model 800

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Server System with accompanying as were a Gala Micropelletizer software and maintenance service (purchased through the PMC), a (valued at nearly $236,000) to Macguire Low-Pressure Dryer and accommodate student training in a TMI Instrumented Apparatus. programming, database, networking The Electronics communications lab and WebSphere. received a major equipment upgrade due to a Perkins grant and donations from Construction & Design Technologies Corning; Automated Manufacturing was The school replaced all equipment the beneficiary of a closed-loop servo, in the commercial refrigeration a Universal Testing Machine and an lab: a walk-in cooler, two “coffin” Arc-Spark Spectrophotometer for metal coolers, two rack coolers and two chemical analysis; and an Orbital Pipe/ case coolers; and acquired an Tube Welding Machine was donated to inline rip saw for Carpentry and the Welding program. PENNSYLVANIA DENTAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION Cabinetmaking majors, and five new motor-control workstations for the Natural Resources Management VOLUNTEERS CONDUCTED THE FIRST “SEALANT Electrical Technology labs. Among valuable donations were a Global SATURDAY” IN THE COLLEGE’S DENTAL HYGIENE CLINIC, Positioning Grade-Control System from Integrated Studies PROVIDING SEALANTS, SCREENINGS AND EDUCATION TO Keystone Precision Instruments, Allan A platesetter and processor costing A. Myers Inc. (a company of American CHILDREN WITHOUT ACCESS TO DENTAL CARE. $122,000, which reflect the industry trend Infrastructure) and Flora Surveying of computer-to-plate technology, were Associates; a CTC refrigeration unit, a installed to support the newly revised Shimadzu gas chromatograph and three Graphic Communication majors. Also, commercial trucks. a joint effort between Texas Instruments and the mathematics department The school also entered into a resulted in the upgrade of TI graphics- curricular arrangement involving the presentation software and hardware. world-renowned Longwood Gardens horticultural display, allowing participants Industrial & in the facility’s Professional Gardener Engineering Training Program to receive credits Technologies toward an associate’s degree at Penn Institutional College; and involved students in a Advancement number of projects at PPL’s Montour obtained business Preserve. and private Transportation Technology financial support for matching PPG Industries provided paint, training funds from the and equipment to Collision Repair. Pennsylvania Department COMMUNITY OUTREACH of Education The School of Transportation to purchase Technology donated used vehicles from instructional the Automotive and Collision Repair COLLEGE AVENUE LABS MARK THE equipment for programs to the Jersey Shore School Plastics and Civil Engineering Technology District, Loyalsock Township High REBIRTH OF THE FORMER HON programs under the Accreditation School and Brook (W. Va.) High School, MANUFACTURING FACILITY. Board for Engineering and Technology. and repaired two Toyota vehicles for Acquisition of the equipment was made Brookdale (N.J.) Community College possible by PPL Electric Utilities, West Industrial & Engineering students built Pharmaceutical Services, Quadrant framework for a 16-foot by 24-foot stage Engineering Plastic Products and Alcan for the City of Williamsport. Cable. Construction & Design Technologies A Nissei Injection Molder (consigned students completed interior refinishing, via the Plastics Manufacturing Center) painting and suspended-ceiling was donated to the Plastics program,

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installation for the Newberry Lions March. In addition, world-renowned Club, poured six concrete pads for “sugar artist” Ewald Notter from the benches in Ways Garden; International School of Confectionary replaced a portion of the roof Arts, Gaithersburg, Md., offered a and installed ceramic tile chocolate showcase and demonstration in at Bowman Field; poured November. concrete slabs and laid masonry The Physician Assistant Club contributed for two baseball dugouts at $5,000 to the Russell Trapp Scholarship Jersey Shore High School; Fund, money raised through the annual performed interior framing Russell Trapp Memorial Golf Tournament and drywall, poured a concrete in June. pad and erected masonry walls for a West End Babe Ruth Penn College was the site of the Baseball service building; and April 2003 annual conference of the completed extensive work for Central Susquehanna Association for the Montgomery and Louisa the Education of Young Children. Street “Habitat for Humanity” Attracting child-care providers, Head programs. Start staff and early-childhood teachers and administrators from a 10-county PENN COLLEGE HOSTED FIVE RUSSIAN LIBRARIANS IN The College and Community area, the conference featured over 20 Coalition, facilitated through Counseling AN “OPEN WORLD” PROGRAM, TO OBSERVE HOW workshops, exhibits and a keynote and Career Services for alcohol education, address. Karen Woland Payne, Children’s AMERICAN COUNTERPARTS FUNCTION AND INTERACT partnered with AAA Travel Agency to Learning Center director ; and Gail WITH GOVERNMENT, LOCAL BUSINESSES, COMMUNITY offer a “Mix Off, Kick Off, Send Off” Landers, Preschool Group Leader, served ORGANIZATIONS AND CULTURE. event. Designed to promote responsible on the conference planning committee. behavior, the program reviewed alcohol- related laws in different areas of the More than 100 participants attended The country – and outside the United States Governor’s Institute for Mathematics – prior to students departing for Spring Instructors program run by K–12 Break. Hospitality students created non- Outreach, which aimed to instruct alcoholic drinks that were judged by a teachers on how to integrate the panel of College/community members. State’s educational standards into their Music, food and the Wildcat Dance Team classrooms. created an island atmosphere, while The Student Government Association affirming a message of responsibility. hosted a debate at which Williamsport’s three mayoral candidates unveiled plans EVENTS to better the Greater Williamsport area, The School of Transportation Technology specifically in relation to Penn College. sponsored two cars and assisted in repairs The second annual Williamsport to other vehicles in the Red Cross Mini- Technical Institute reunion in June Indy race. The school also hosted 150 brought together alumni and retirees for high school participants in the Mousetrap lunch, reminiscing and touring campus Racer contest during Fall Career Day, facilities and enjoying a luncheon. and the Williamsport Regional Airport Other school/alumni partnership events GOV. EDWARD G. RENDELL GAVE HIGH “Airport Regional Chat” sponsored included a holiday floral demonstration, MARKS TO PENN COLLEGE FOR ITS ROLE IN by the Pennsylvania Department of an identity-theft symposium, a West SOLVING WORKFORCE-DEVELOPMENT ISSUES Transportation. Branch Builders Association display, and visits with alumni and vendors DURING AN ECONOMIC SUMMIT AT THE NORTH Three culinary artists came to campus as part of the Distinguished Visiting at the Pennsylvania Farm Show and CAMPUS. “I WISH WE HAD 10 PENN COLLEGES Chef series: Chef Todd Downs, Park Pennsylvania Home Builders Show. STRETCHED OUT ACROSS THE LENGTH AND Avenue Café, Doubletree Hotel, Chicago, BREADTH OF THIS COMMONWEALTH,” THE in October; and Chef Jeff Vosburgh and GOVERNOR SAID. Tim Eldridge, Georgian Terrace Hotel; and Chef David Robins, Corner Café and Buckhead Bread Co., Atlanta, in

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Mr. Robert ’73 and Mrs. Deborah Feaster / The Robert Feaster Corp. 13&. *&3
$- 6# Sovereign Bank # This category recognizes gifts PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc. in the range of $500 – $999. West Branch Susquehanna Builders TECHNOLOGY Bellefonte Family Dentistry Association Bracalente Manufacturing Co. Inc. The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. and The Brickman Group Ltd. PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF Brubacher Excavating Inc. 13&4*%&/ 5ʟ 4
$*3$-&Dr. Kenneth E. Carl TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION INC. Mr. Dennis L.* and Mrs. Verna J. Correll This category recognizes gifts Cumberland Valley Tree Service Inc. Gifts and Donations in the range of $1,000 – $2,499. Mr. Donald M. Cunningham Jr. July 1, 2002-June 30, 2003 Abram M. & Dorothy M. Snyder Foundation Inc. Mr. Jim* ’96 and Mrs. Wendy Cunningham ’03 Adam Alexander Pontiac Buick Inc. Dr. Daniel* and Mrs. Mary Doyle Allison Crane & Rigging ennsylvania College of Technology and Penn College Foundation Mr. Paul K. Fodness ’74 American Gaming Systems extend sincere appreciation to the following individuals, businesses Mr. Tommy F. Gregory* Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania and organizations for their generous contributions. Large or small, Dr. Edward A. Henninger* P Dr. Robert G.* and all gifts make a significant impact in promoting the vision of Penn Mrs. Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers Mr. Allen K. Henry* Brenneman Printing Inc. Indiana Area School District of College. Thanks to the generosity and support of these donors, The Pittsburgh Foundation Brodart Co. qualified students receive scholarships, educational equipment is Indiana-Armstrong Builders Association Mrs. Debra L. Butler purchased and instructional delivery is enhanced – all for the benefit The Instrumentation, Systems and Cable Services Co. Inc. of our students and the community. Automation Society Mrs. Ronna McMurtrie Cassotis Dr. Reza Kamali Citizens & Northern Bank Mr. Keith and Mrs. Jennifer Kuzio Mr. Albert and Mrs. Jane Clapps Dr. Sandra G. Lakey* “No one has ever become poor by giving.” / Burger King /AML Development Corp. Lambert & Tyson Foundation Inc. - FROM “THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK” Mrs. Jean M. Cunningham Mr. Albert E. and Mrs. Elaine J.* ’79 Lambert Mr. Michael* ’95 and Mrs. Marsha Cunningham Mr. Joseph Loehr* Dr. Robert P. Cunningham ’90 The Mann & Parker Lumber Co. DuBoistown Garden Club Michael Baker Jr. Inc. Gary’s Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Dean Muller ' 06/ %&34
$*3$-&Ford Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. Walter D.* ’67 Nyman / Customer Service Division The Gene Haas Foundation Mr. Roland and Mrs. Judith Obstfeld This category recognizes gifts Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D.* Huffman’s Office Equipment Co. Inc. PG Energy in the range of $10,000 and above. The Greater Harrisburg Foundation Jersey Shore State Bank Ms. Judy L. Phillips* Alban Tractor Co. Inc. Ivin S. and Virginia D. Bear Fund John Savoy & Son Inc. Mr. Marshall Post Beckwith Machinery Co. Roberta L. Houpt Scholarship Fund La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux Mr. Donald O. Praster* Dr. Clarence M. Burgher McInroy-Sheffer People Trust Fund Voiture Locale No. 382 Quadrant Engineering Plastic Products Caterpillar Foundation Mrs. Alice Maguire Larson Design Group Inc. Mr. Peter D. and Mrs. Linda L. Schultz Centex Homes Mr. William and Mrs. Lorraine Manos Lebanon County Builders Association Central Atlantic Toyota Distributors Inc. / Fairfield Auto Group Lycoming County District Attorney’s Mr. Kirby O. Smith ’71 Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co. Inc. Mr. William and Mrs. Veronica* Muzic Office – D.A.R.E. Program Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Staiman Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Thomas Cleveland Penn Detroit Diesel – Allison Lycoming Engines Mrs. Mary Lib Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. David ’65 Conklin Frank B. R. Sahm Jr., Lycoming Housing Authority Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Strouse / C&I Boiler Repair Inc. Charitable Foundation Mr. Robert B. Lytle SunBank DuPont Performance Coatings Scholarship Ride – Penn College Dr. and Mrs. William J.* Martin TechniVate Fleet Bank Mrs. Bertha A. Schreiber Mr. Jack ’74 and Mrs. Valara Minnier Thomas J. Shryock Lodge #223 Foley Machinery Inc. Visiting Chef Event – Penn College New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Van Campen Giles & Ransome Inc. Anonymous (one gift) NHE/NAHB Scholarship Foundation Inc. Mr. Don Waltman H.O. Penn Machinery Co. Inc. Pennsylvania Concrete Masonry Dr. Deborah A. Wilson* International Society of Association Woodlands Bank Explosives Engineers  
$*3$- & Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association WTI-WACC-PCT Retirees Association – North Central Chapter John G. and Helen H. Kovach Fund of York Foundation the Baltimore Community Foundation This category recognizes gifts Mrs. Irene M. Pritko in the range of $2,500 – $4,999. PPG Industries Inc. Mr. and Mrs. G. Walter Reed Central Susquehanna Builders Ms. Charline M. Pulizzi Roche Financial Association 4$)0-"3ʟ 4
$-6# / Labels by Pulizzi Inc. Schneider-Valley Farms Dairy Inc. Double “H” Plastics Inc. This category recognizes gifts Dr. Jorge A. and Mrs. Janet R. Querimit Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Secor D. Michael Frye ’73 in the range of $250 - $499. Williamsport-Lycoming Foundation Dr. Janet A. Sherman* / Murray Associates Architects, PC Mrs. Brenda G. Abplanalp* Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shurer The H. O. West Foundation American Infrastructure/Allan A. Myers Mr. Barry* and Mrs. Barb Stiger Haines & Kibblehouse Inc. Mr. Craig L. Bardman ’78 $)"*3. "/ ʟ 4
$*3$-& Mr. Albert R. Styrcula Ms. Carol A. Hill* ’98 The Berrigan Family This category recognizes gifts Dr. William B. Urosevich* Jersey Shore Steel Co. Mr. Don Bordner in the range of $5,000 – $9,999 Williamsport Sun-Gazette Co. Mr. Steven and Mr. Dan Bower Altria Corporate Services Inc. Mrs. Mary Ann ’99 Johnson WNB Bank AT&T Foundation Mr. James F. Bowes and Ms. Jennifer M&T Bank Wolyniec Construction Inc. McLean* The Black & Decker Corp. Montour Oil Service Co. York Club of Printing House Craftsmen Mr. Matthew* and Mrs. Jennifer Branca Mr. John and Mrs. Karen Blaschak Mr. Birch and Mrs. Ann Marie Phillips Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Catherine Capwell / Fisher Mining Co. / Phillips Supply House Inc. Dr. Thomas D. Chesney Mr. and Mrs. William D. Davis PPL Electric Utilities Corp. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chianelli Dr. Robert E. Dunham Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Christine ’69 Rauff

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Mr. Ned Coates* and Mr. Thomas W. Wilson* Mr. James F.* and Maryland Health Information Mrs. Gayle Peters-Coates Young Industries Hourly Employees Mrs. Noreen M. ’82 Finkler Management Association Inc. Ms. Nancy J. Cochran* Young Industries Inc. Office Employees Mr. Jack E. Fisher* ’94 Ms. Dorothy M. Mathers* Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Concino Jr. Mr. John M. Young Mr. Stephen W. Fisher Mrs. Judy F. McConnell* Consales Chiropractic Health Center II Dr. Roy Fontaine* Mr. Robert and Mrs. Ina McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Rene A. Damin ’72 Mr. James W. Fox* ’71 Mr. Steve McCoy* ’84 / Damin Printing Co. $&/ 563:
$-6# Mr. David and Mrs. Diane Franklin McEwensville Garden Club Mrs. Barbara A. Danko* This category recognizes gifts Dr. Jeannette L. Fraser* Ms. Linda M. McFadden* Mr. Richard L. Druckenmiller* in the range of $100 - $249. Mrs. Marilyn H. Frazier Mr. James C.* and E. B. Schuster Contracting Inc. # Mrs. Ann T. ’01 McMahon Mrs. Terri Savoy Adams Mrs. Debra E. Frye ’70 Mr. Jeffrey L. Erdly ’72 Mr. Edmund C. Metzger ’90 Mr. David L. Anderson ’66 Mr. D. Michael Frye ’73 Mr. Robert M.* and Ms. Crystal D. Michael* ’89 Mrs. Michelle E. Aunkst* Mrs. Carole T. Fulmer ’78 Mrs. Karen M. Fisher Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Ann Miglio Ms. Heather B. Baldwin* Mr. Ricardo Garza Mr. Erich Frank* ’02 Ms. Deborah Savoy Miklavcic Mr. Mark D. Bardo ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Gehret, Sr. ’38 Ms. Ann Marie Furdock* Mr. Chris E. Miller* Dr. Gerald D. Baumgardner* Mrs. Susan E. Gehrum ’87 Mr. Frederick T. Gilmour ’66 Mr. John W. Miller* Mr. Frederick W. Becker* Ms. Joan M. Gilbert* Graham Capital Co. Ms. Francesca M. Morley* Mrs. Penny L. Bender ’88 Mr. Scott C. Gilmour ’75 Mr. Robert L. Hamaker ’84 Ms. Kathleen E. Morr* Mr. Delmont F. Bergey ’79 Dr. Terry A. Girdon* Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Susan* Hartranft Mrs. Linda M. Morris* Berwick Offray LLC # Girio Agency Inc. Mr. Robert S. Heiser* Mrs. Rita J. Moyer ’78 Mr. Thomas W. and Mrs. Jane L. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Girio Ms. Veronica L. Hemenway* ’93 Ms. Barbara J. Natell* Ms. Stephanie M. Boback ’03 Ms. M. Antoinette Girio Highway Equipment and Supply Co. Mr. Jonathan D. Gockley ’97 National Petroleum Energy Mr. Carl M. Hillyard Mrs. Karen Wilson Bodine* Credit Association Mr. Dorlan F.* and Ms. Patricia S. Gordon* Mr. Edgar A.* and Ms. Nancy Grausam* Dr. John S. Neil and Dr. Stephanie Stocki Mrs. Sandra L. ’01 Hollingsworth Ms. Deborah C.* Books Mr. Greg L. Gulich ’74 Networks Interactive Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Kaczor Mr. Raymond H. and Mrs. Carol L. Bower Mr. Stephen* ’91 and The New Columbia Joist Co. Mr. R. David* and Mrs. Joanne Kay Mr. William C. Bradshaw Mrs. Calleen ’73 Haefner Office Technology Faculty – Ms. Dianne S. Keister* ’93 Penn College Mr. Everett Brandt ’66 Mr. Robert and Mrs. Carol Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kettering Jr. Mr. Ramon H. Palmer Mr. Marc E. Bridgens* Mr. David L. and Kiwanis Club of State College PennTerra Engineering Inc. Dr. John J. Cahir Mrs. Beatrice E. Hilliard Mr. Thomas A. Kowalcyk ’00 Mr. David E. Pentz* ’93 Mr. Girard L. Calehuff ’43 Mr. Harry Hintz* ’81 Mr. Kenneth C.* ’79 and Mr. James A. Perry ’67 Ms. Gail A. Campbell* ’96 Dr. and Mrs. Abram Hodes Mrs. Diana L.* Kuhns Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Candura Mr. Keith M. Hoober ’96 The Legacy Bank Dr. William Pickelner Mr. Dan Carroll ’74 Horticulture Technicians Association Dr. Wayne Longbrake* Plumbers and Steamfitters Union, Mr. Roderick Carroll HP3 Healthcare Concepts Inc. Lycoming County New IBM Corp. # Local No. 520 Car Dealers Association R. L. Cimini Family Mr. Kevin L. Imes ’03 Mr. Kenneth W. Poust ’84 Ms. Laura M. Marcolina Citrix Systems Inc. # Ms. Bonnie Powell* Central Elementary School Mr. Thomas W. Isenberg ’77 McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & Hall / Iron Mountain Construction Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Putnam Sr. Mrs. Susan K. Clark-Teisher* Medical Dictation Services Inc. Mr. William M. Jacobs ’75 Mr. Harry L. Rall* Mr. Jack A. Coates Jr. ’75 Dr. Elizabeth L. Meyer* Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Jarmoska Mr. Michael D. Reardon ’87 Mr. and Mrs. George V. Cohen Mr. Corbett J. Monica Mr. George E. Johnson ’56 Mr. Brett A.* ’85 and Mr. William S. Collins Jr. ’67 Mr. Louis E. Myers* Joint Apprenticeship Committee Mrs. Karen S. ’85 Reasner Mr. Ralph R. Cranmer Nessmuk Rod & Gun Club Mr. Troy B. and Kathleen A.* Kelsey Mr. Ted and Mrs. Sandra Reich Mr. Gary M. Dahler Jr. ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Novak Ms. Doris S. Kelso Mr. David J. Remick ’78 Ms. Elizabeth A. Dahlgren* Occupational Therapy Assistant Club Mr. Charles F.* and Mr. D. Ed Rightmire ’42 – Penn College Department of Natural Sciences Faculty Mrs. Susan E.* Kemnitz Dr. Dennis F. Ringling* – Penn College Mr. Edwin P. Payne ’63 and Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kenamond Mr. Edward L. Roadarmel* Mrs. Karen Woland Payne* Mr. A. Dane Derr ’75 Mr. H. David Kepner* ’70 Mr. Douglas J. Roan ’77 Mr. John C. Phillips Jr.* Mr. Daniel DiGiannantoni ’49 Mr. Michael S. Klabunde ’00 Mr. Donald L. Romig ’79 Pugliese Associates Dr. and Mrs. Vincent I. DiSalvo William L. Knecht, Esq. Mrs. Candace Rook* Mr. and Mrs. John N. Rathmell Mr. Michael* and Mrs. Mary Ditchfield Mr. Paul K. ’86 and Mrs. Mr. Paul H. Rooney, Jr. Mr. Larue R. Reese* Mr. Fred W. Dochter Jr. ’48 Janet K. ’87 Kryder Ms. Janet E. Savoy Mrs. Constance A. Rice* ’00 Mr. James E. Doebler* ’66 Mr. Jacob P. Kuchera ’74 Ms. Joan E. Schell* Ms. Pat Scheib* Ms. Dana Donohue Ms. Janice A. Kuzio* ’72 Ms. Nancy J. Schick* Mr. Chet* and Mrs. Pam Schuman Mr. Dennis Robert Dorward* Mrs. Mary Ann R. Lampman* Mr. and Mrs. William E. Schreck Ms. Alice M. Schuster* ’84 Mr. Charles A.* ’78 and Ms. Monica J. Lanczak* Service & Operation of Heavy Mrs. Linda K. ’83 Duda Mr. Thomas C. Shoff* Mr. Phillip D.* and Equipment Association – Penn College Dr. Irwin H. Siegel* Ms. Bernadette Eck* Mrs. Gail B.* Landers Mr. Harold C. Seyler ’45 Nathan J. Snavely ’00 Insurance & Mr. Paul C. Eck ’68 Mrs. Mary A. Leasure Mr. Glenn C. ’88 and Financial Agency Mr. Raymond O. Eck ’41 Ms. Denise S. Leete* Mrs. Myra K. ’85 Shaffer* Mr. Elliott* and Ms. Joann Eichenlaub* ’99 Ms. Kathryn A. Lehman* Mr. Joseph G. Sick Mrs. Carolyn* Strickland Mr. Benjamin H. Eldred* ’72 Mr. Carroll V. Leibensperger ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Sides Suburban Contractors Association Electrical Faculty – Penn College Ms. Mary L. Sieminski* of Pennsylvania Mr. Todd W. Leister* Mr. Jon R. Engel ’60 Mrs. Carol T. Sims* Susquehanna Garden Club Mr. Donald J.* and Mr. Keith English* Mrs. Cindy A. ’91 Luke Mr. Rodney L. Smeal ’77 Tutoring Center – Penn College Fairfield Manufacturing Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Lundy II Mr. William H. Sober Jr. ’71 The UPS Foundation Inc. # Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Falco Lycoming County Chapter PA Mr. Mark E. Sones* ’80 Mr. Christopher H. Van Stavoren* Mr. Nathan J. Farabaugh ’99 Association School Retirees Dr. Anne* and Mr. George* Soucy Mr. Robert M. Vaughn* ’83 Ms. Virginia L. Fedorowicz* ’97 Chef Paul Mach* Mr. Thomas F. Speicher* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vuocolo Ms. Ann M. Felix Ms. Suzann L. Major* ’96 Mr. John E. Squeri ’96 Mr. Cletus Waldman Jr.* ’99 Miss Patricia D. Fickes* Mr. Michael C. Mann ’77 Dr. Jo Ann Stephens* Mr. Elery J. Walizer* Ms. Judith A. Fink* ’95 Dr. Henryk R. Marcinkiewicz* Mrs. Bertha V. Stout ’83 Mrs. Sharon Waters* Thomas A. Marino, Esq. ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Allan K. Stryker

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Dr. Mary A. Sullivan* ’79 and Mr. Philip G. Berry* Mr. Darrel A. Dolph* Mr. Thomas M. Hoebener ’73 Mr. Glen H. Morse ’92 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Best Jr. Ms. Connie Dornan Ms. Stephanie M. Hoffman ’76 Mr. Lee R. Swartz ’85 Mr. Clarence E. ’41 and Ms. Adelle M. Dotzel* Ms. Erin B. Holbrook ’01 Mr. Richard C. Taylor* Mrs. Priscilla S. ’42 Bierman Mr. John J. Dougherty Jr. ’97 Mrs. Julia C. Hoot ’85 Mrs. Jocelyn K. Thomas* Mr. T. O. Billingsley ’72 Ms. Belinda M. Drick* Mrs. Rebecca A. Horn* ’94 Mr. Hubert A. Valencik Mr. Jason E. Blaski ’99 Mr. Thomas L. Dunn ’60 Ms. Linda S. Houston Mr. Chalmer ’58 and Mr. Daniel R. Bower ’72 Mr. Scott W. Durbin ’84 Ms. Barbara Hurley Mrs. Ruth Ann Van Horn Mr. Thomas E. ’80 and Mrs. Earth Smart Club – Penn College Mr. Peter J. Hutwelker ’79 Dr. Edward A. Vavra* Gwendolyn J. ’95 Bower Mr. James A. Eggleton ’79 Mrs. Susan L. Iachini ’80 Dr. Nick J. Vitterite* Ms. Jeannette L. Brelsford Ms. Wanda J. Engel* ’96 Mr. Dale Jaenke* Wayne Township Landfill Ms. Jean M. Bremigen* ’02 Mr. Barry L. English ’83 Mr. Bryan James* Dr. Barbara Wayne-Mellott* Mr. James P. Bressler Mrs. Alice M. Erdly ’95 Mr. Vincent J. Jedrziewski Mr. Ronald ’78 and Ms. Constance H. Brooks Mrs. Henriette K. Evans* Mr. Kevin W. Johnson* Mrs. Dalene ’79 Webb Mr. Wesley J. Brown Executive Offices – Penn College Mr. Van A. Johnson ’73 Ms. Sharon M. Weiler* ’78 Mr. Timothy E. Brumbaugh ’89 Mr. Jeremy R. Fairbrother ’90 Mr. Richard M. Joseph ’61 Ms. Debra L. Welch* ’97 Mr. William W. Bubb ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Ross J. Farmer Mr. Christopher S. Kalb ’98 Welding Faculty – Penn College Mr. Douglas J. Buck ’01 Mr. Daniel A. Finelli ’01 Mr. John A. Kane ’85 Mrs. Bernadine Welickovitch* Mr. Guy A. Burdick ’84 Mr. Raymond* ’76 and Mrs. Rae Ann Karichner* Wheeland Lumber Co. Inc. Mr. Jason E. Burns ’97 Mrs. Linda* Fischer Mr. Robert C. Karschner* Mr. Keith M. Whitesel* ’80 Mr. Arnold E. Burrows Jr. ’74 Ms. Cindy J. Fisher Mr. John J. Kehoe* Ms. Cherie M. Willits* Mr. and Mrs. George M. Busch Mr. McClure T. Flook Sr.* Mr. William Keller ’52 Mr. Robert ’97 and Mr. Donald J.* and Ms. Joan C. Forster ’72 Mrs. Judith ’63 Winder Mr. Marc Kepler ’92 Mrs. LaDonna J.* ’94 Caldwell Ms. Virginia K. Foster Ms. Dawn M. Wolfe* Ms. Marilyn J. Kiess ’88 Mr. Bruce W. Capriotti ’72 Mr. Michael ’73 and Mr. John R. Wolfe Ms. Vicki K. Killian* Mr. James G. Carn ’67 Mrs. Mary ’72 Franko Mr. Richard A. King ’57 Mr. Curtis L. Wolfhope ’92 Mr. Michael R. Carnahan ’86 Mr. Robert O. Fries ’45 Mr. Ron E. Wynegar Mrs. Ruth L. King* Ms. Mindy L. Carr* ’99 Ms. Kathleen A. Fronk ’91 Mr. Kenneth J. Kinley* ’89 Ms. Shirley A. Yancey* Mr. Joseph E. Carter* Mr. Roderick D. Fry ’73 Ms. Susan A. Yeagle* ’99 Mrs. Freda Kisberg Mr. and Mrs. James D. Casale Mr. Todd A. Fuller ’96 Mr. Shawn A. Kiser* ’93 Mr. Timothy L. Young ’95 Mr. Phillip B. Chambers* Mrs. Connie E. Funk* Mr. Thomas A. Zimmerman* ’67 Mr. Dale J. Kissinger Jr.* ’00 Mr. Chad ’93 and Mrs. Rebecca ’93 Mr. Ralph R. Gallina and Mr. Christopher P. Kohan ’94 Anonymous (one gift) Chelius Ms. Lisa G. Keller Mr. Regis C. Kohler* Mr. Daniel K. Christopher* Gamma Epsilon Tau Fraternity Mr. Terry L. Kohler Jr. ’91 Mr. Clifton Clark ’97 Mr. Ron and Mrs. Diane Garner Mrs. Roxann L. Koser ’89 "440 $*"5&4
$-6 # Ms. Tammy S. Clossen* ’96 Ms. Pamela L. Gass Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Penny Kowalski This category recognizes gifts Mrs. Mary Jane Coburn ’73 Mr. Andy Gates ’84 Mr. Louis P. Kraus Jr. ’57 up to $99. Mr. Donald J. Cohick* Mr. Jeffery S. Gazey ’02 Mrs. Karen L. Krum ’97 American Welding Society Student Mr. Gary L. Collister ’61 Mrs. Mary R. Gee* Mr. James W. Kurtz ’03 Chapter – Penn College Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. * ’73 Mrs. Anita Gibbons Mr. John J. La Buda ’88 Mr. Leland G. Abernathy ’65 Comfort III Mr. Dennis E. Gilbert* ’86 Land O’Lakes Inc. # Accounting Faculty – Penn College Ms. Peggy Conrad* Mr. Philip and Mrs. Theresa Girio Mr. and Mrs. Rex C. Landis Mr. Ray E. Adelsberger ’70 Mr. Michael A. Conrad ’93 Mrs. Harriet L. Gleason Ms. Josephine M. Latini ’76 Mr. George R. Adgate Jr. ’84 Mr. Timothy R. Conrad ’82 Mr. James E. Good ’70 Mr. and Mrs. James Laudermilch Dr. Eric Albert* Ms. Helen L. Coran Mr. John M. Good* ’97 Mr. Ronald G. Lehman ’69 Ms. Elma L. Allen Ms. Mary J. Coran ’53 Dr. Sandra Gorka* Ms. Eileen G. Lepro ’81 Mr. Donald E. and Ann M. Alsted Mr. Jack Cornelius ’67 Mr. Thomas E. Gouldy ’72 Mr. Jay O. Lewis ’92 Mr. Joseph M. Altieri ’72 Mr. Gary D. Costelow ’83 Mr. Jim W. Green* Mr. Stephen R. Lewis ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ambrosino Ms. Pat Coulter* Mr. DeWayne C. Greenawalt Jr.* ’91 Mr. James J. Lilek ’90 Mr. Chris D. Amidon ’91 Mrs. Brenda K. Cowles ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffo Mr. Jack E. Lockard ’37 Mr. Donald C. Andrews ’69 Mr. Howard C. Cowles ’41 Mr. George F. Grimmel Lockheed Martin Corp. # Mr. Kenneth D. Angstadt ’93 Mr. Michael L. ’81 and Mr. Melvin C. Grissinger ’51 Ms. Darla Brown Logue* ’79 Mr. Travis C. Arentz ’87 Mrs. Kelly G. ’87 Crist Mr. Dennis E. Hafer ’72 Mr. Brian R. Long ’87 Mr. Thomas E. Ask* Mr. Cy and Mrs. Mary Cybroski Mr. Calvin Hahn ’48 and Family Mr. Harold M. Long Jr. ’73 Ms. Ellen S. Auchter* Mr. Andrew G. Halsnik ’58 Mr. Jeffrey W. Dailey ’91 Reverend Jack Long ’48 Mr. Charles M. Bahr ’71 Ms. Carolyn Hamilton Mr. Curtis V. Dall ’85 Mrs. Linda D. Long* Ms. Leslie J. Baier* Hamlin Elementary Center Ms. Tina L. Dalrymple* ’95 Mr. Richard B. Luton ’76 Mr. James E.* ’72 and Ms. Jennifer Hammond* ’86 Mr. Sterlin C. Daniel ’63 Ms. Susan K. Lyons, RDH ’88 Mrs. MaryJane* ’72 Baier Mrs. Stephanie Dunn Haney Ms. Karen L. Daniels ’87 Mr. Harry Lytle ’50 Mrs. Valerie A. Baier* ’87 Dr. Lynn Hanson and Mr. Charles H. Bailey ’58 Dr. Asesh K. Das* Ms. Mary Lou Morollo Mr. David L. ’82 and Mrs. Kathleen A. ’94 Maciejewski Mr. Richard G. Bailey ’69 Mr. Michael R. Davis ’83 Mr. David L. Hartman ’69 Mr. James P. Mack ’99 Ms. Patricia M. Baldwin ’85 Mr. Duane R. De Vantier ’78 Mr. Paul F. Hassler ’60 Mr. Jeffrey L. Maffett ’83 Mr. Hugh H. Barr ’70 Ms. Judith Decker Mr. Gene L. Haupt* Ms. Cathy M. Magargel ’02 Mrs. Connie L. Barry ’73 Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Jeanne DeFeo Mr. Donald P. Haussener ’65 Ms. Adrian R. Major* Ms. Joan Barvitskie Mr. Robbie E. Dell ’93 Mr. Peter Hellermann* Mr. Timothy J. Mallery* Mr. Curtis R. Been Mr. Paul D. Dembowski ’90 Mr. Richard K. Hendricks* ’84 Ms. Holly A. Malloy ’92 Ms. Virginia E. Bell and Ms. Lynn Tardif Mr. Robert N. Demjan Jr. ’91 Mr. Philip* and Mrs. Josie* Henning Mr. Scott and Mrs. Jennifer Manning Ms. Jane J. Benedict* Mr. Anthony S. Detweiler ’97 Mr. Robert J. Henning ’97 Mr. John G. Marshalek* Mr. Bradley A. Benson ’00 Mr. Edward L. Deweerdt ’43 Mr. Bruce ’48 and Mrs. Lucy Henry Mrs. Patricia Martin* ’89 Mr. Timothy L. Bergerstock ’81 Mr. Gregory R. Dick ’00 Ms. Libby Herritt ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn H. Martin Mr. Ed Bergstrom* Mr. Stephen L. Dillen ’89 Mr. G. Frederick Hershey III ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Marty Dr. and Mrs. Grant M. Berry, Jr. Mr. Michael A. Dincher* ’85 Mrs. Constance Hess ’58 Mr. Todd M. Mason ’91 Mr. Grant M. Berry Sr. Mr. Tyke Dodson ’92 Dr. Minas J. Hiras

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Mr. Jeffrey D. Mather* Ms. Mary Pease-Russell ’84 Mr. Nicholas A. Vonada* ’83 Mr. James and Mrs. Anne Meyer Dr. Vincent J. Matteo Dr. Richard Sahn* Ms. Susan E. Wajda* ’79 Mold Base Industries Ms. Sally J. Mattson Mr. Habib S. Sajjadi* Ms. Katherine A. Walker* ’98 Mr. Birch and Mrs. Ann Marie Phillips Ms. Jenny Maurer* ’92 Mr. Craig E. Sanders ’91 Mr. Paul D. Walters ’88 ProData Computer Services Inc. Mr. Babe Mayer* Mrs. Mary Jo Saxe* Mr. Dale M. Weaver ’41 Mr. David L. Stroehmann Ms. Jeanne M. McCaslin* Mr. Hilary D. Schmouder Jr. ’43 Mrs. Gretchen L. Weaver ’86 Watsontown Brick Co. Mr. William D. McKenna* Randy S. Sealover ’82 Mr. Gregory H. Webber ’83 Mr. Robert M. Werkmeister* ’95 Mr. James B. McKernan* / Mountain Country Builders Inc. Ms. Jill A. Wehry ’99 Mr. John M. Young Ms. Cecilia McLaughlin Ms. Margaret J. Sedam* ’98 Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Andrea Weinhoffer Gifts Valued up to $999. Ms. Tammy L. McLaughlin* ’84 Mr. Robert E. Senft ’67 Ms. Lisa M. Welker* Abbey Carpet and Tile MedQuist Mr. Paras P. Shah* Ms. Jeanette Wenkosky Airmark International Mr. John J. Messer* Ms. Doreen C. Shannon* ’00 Mr. Robert F. Wenner ’55 Brodart Co. Mrs. Linda E. Metzger* Dr. Donald E. Shelley Ms. Christina M. Wheeler ’91 Ms. Marcia H. Campbell* Mr. Randy A. Metzger ’94 Mr. Timothy R. Shepler ’99 Mr. James E. Wiley ’75 Colonial Florist Mr. Larry* and Mr. Max R. Shifflet ’74 Dr. Dennis R.* and Continental Motors Mrs. Ginni* Michael Ms. Kim E. Shipman* ’98 Mrs. Cynthia L.* Williams Mrs. Jeanne L. DeFeo Mr. Richard W. Michael ’82 Ms. Joette M. Siertle* ’81 Mr. Colin W. Williamson* Design Master Mr. David A. Miller ’78 Mr. Robert J. Slothus* Ms. Theresa M. Winter Dillon Floral Corp. Mr. Donald R. Miller ’58 Mrs. Anna Belle Smith Mr. F. Robert Witmer Jr. ’76 Dr. Robert E. Dunham Dr. Jacob R. Miller* Ms. Marie G. Smith* ’95 Mr. Daniel R. Wolf Environmental Stone Mr. Joe* and Mrs. Donna Miller Mr. Matthew D. Smith ’93 Mr. George P. Wolfe Ettinger’s Landscape Mr. William J. Miller* ’93 Mr. Rick Smith* Mr. Nathaniel C. Wright ’97 Federowicz Florist and Greenhouses Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore Jr. Mr. Steven G. Smith ’76 Mr. Rick D. Wyland* Gallagher’s Floral Supply Mrs. Stella Moraz Mr. Steven M. Smith* Mr. Ronald D. Yaple ’74 Mr. William F. Geyer* Ms. Frances Morgan Mr. Wayne A. Smith* ’71 Mr. Daniel W. Yoas* Mr. Lee Gilbert Mr. Joseph Moriarity ’63 Mr. David K. Snyder ’92 Michael R. York ’70 / Seneca Oil Co. Mr. Frederick T. Gilmour Mr. Walter B. Moser ’74 Mrs. Denise A. Snyder ’90 Mrs. Adrienne L. Zelenak Hometown Floral & Gifts Mr. Andrew H. Moyer ’70 Mr. Michael A. Snyder ’03 Ms. Dorothy L. Zimmerman ’84 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hurley II three gifts Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Mulford Ms. Phyllis J. Snyder Anonymous ( ) Janet’s Floral Creations Ms. Andrea L. Mull* ’87 Ms. Sandra K. Sodergren ’94 Total Of Cash Gifts – $830,038.98 Mr. Baylen Kaskey Mr. Dennis R. Mull Jr. ’95 Mr. Dwight A. Soles ’91 Larson Design Group Inc. Mr. Craig A. Musser* ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Sombo M & T Bank Mr. Michael J. Nau* ’98 Mr. Gregory J. Souchak ’76 */,*/%
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4&37*$&4 Ms. Ann McKay Mr. Anthony L. Nieli* Mr. Lee L. Spencer ’85 Gifts Valued at $100,000 and above. Mrs. Marian Mieczkowski Mrs. Kate Notor* Mr. William W. Sperow ’45 Corning Inc. Montour Oil Service Co. Ms. Brenda R. Olszewski Mr. Glenn R. Spoerke* Keystone Precision Instruments Morning Star Coffee Inc. Gale E. O’Malley, CEPC, AAC Ms. Phyllis J. Spong* NetTest Mountain Shadows Home and Mr. Donald R. Osman ’57 Mr. Brian D. Stanley ’92 Garden Inc. Gifts Valued at $25,000 - $49,999. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ostroski Jr. Ms. Pamela Starcher* The Murus Co. Automated Logic Corp. Mrs. Josephine Ostrowski and Family Mr. Luther S. Stauffer ’74 Mr. William and Mrs. Veronica* Muzic Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc. Mrs. Marilyn L. Palmer* Ms. Linda L. Stein Narber’s Landscape, Floral and Foliage Ms. Jennifer A. Patterson ’02 Ms. Julie A. Sticklin ’83 Gifts Valued at $10,000 - $24,999. Nevill’s Flowers Mr. Matthew T. Peifer Mr. Michael A. Stoner ’96 Beckwith Machinery Co. Gale E. O’Malley, CEPC, AAC Penn College Police Mr. Dale Straub ’71 Daimler Chrysler Corp. Pemla Ink Technologies Mr. A. Ross Pennington Jr. ’52 Mr. Barry and Mrs. Madeline Strong Ford Motor Co./Customer Service Pickelner Fuel Oil Co. Division Mr. and Mrs. John E. Person Jr. Mr. Aaron L. Strous ’91 Primus Technologies Corp. Giles & Ransome Inc. Mr. Edward L. Perucki, Jr. ’70 Student Nurses Association Schaedler Yesco Distribution Inc. Mrs. Charlene A. Peter* of Penn College Gifts Valued at $5,000 - $9,999. Smither’s Oasis and Lomey Design Mr. Warren A. Peter ’74 Mrs. Karen L. Stugart* ’83 Brubacher Excavating Inc. Group Mr. Patrick Petrozzo* ’97 Mrs. Beverly Taber ’67 DuPont Performance Coatings Mr. Barry* and Mrs. Barb Stiger Mrs. Jean Griffin Pistentis ’77 Mr. Leo and Mrs. Vickie Taddeo Johnson Controls Inc. Mr. Albert R. Styrcula Mr. Richard C. Plotts ’42 Mr. Ronald G. Tassone The Lincoln Electric Co. Susquehanna Imaging Associates Inc. Mr. Gerald F. Poponak ’01 Ms. Elaine Teefy PPG Industries Inc. Trebecca Ms. Renea Laubach Poust ’99 Mr. David L. Thomas ’77 Gifts Valued at $1,000 - $4,999. Trus Joist MacMillan/Weyerhaeuser Co. Mr. David A. Probst* ’97 Ms. Kathleen M. Thomas ’99 Alban Tractor Co. Inc. Mr. Keith M. Whitesel* ’80 Ms. Pearl J. Probst ’89 Mr. Trahn Thompson ’92 B & S Picture Frames Inc. Woodlands Bank Mr. George H. Quinn ’50 Mrs. Jane M. Trapp* Bard Manufacturing Co. Total of Donated Services, Equipment Mr. Richard W. Rankinen* Mr. Dave Tressa COTA/L ’95 Mr. Carl J. Bower Jr.* ’93 and Supplies - $1,149,831.99 Mr. Sherman R. Reigle Jr. ’50 Triangle Tavern Mr. Thomas C. Briley Mr. Frank and Mrs. Betty Reisner Ms. Susan Trimble Carlton Plants, LLC Mr. Shawn R. Resue ’83 Mrs. Mary G. Trometter* ’84 Centex Homes %0 / "5*0/ 4
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$-"44 Ms. Shelley A. Reynolds* Ms. Janet Turik Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co. Inc. Year Gifts (# of Donors) Mr. Thomas F. Rider* Mr. David L. Turney* ’01 Cumberland Valley Tree Service Inc. 1937 $25 (1) Mr. P. Scott Rine ’81 Mr. Todd L. ’91 and Day’s Lawn Service 1938 $100 (1) Mrs. Amy L. ’91 Twist Ms. Linda B. Roberts Gateway 2000 Inc. 1941 $185 (4) Mr. Merrill E. Ulmer ’56 Mrs. Linda A. Rose ’82 Golden Machine 1942 $150 (3) Mr. John G. Upcraft* ’93 Susquehanna Communications Huffman’s Office Equipment Co. Inc. 1943 $145 (3) Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Campen Mr. Phil J. Rotondi, Sr. ’42 John Savoy & Son Inc. 1945 $235 (4) Mrs. Kimberly A. Venti* Mr. Terry G. Rowe and Lycoming County Resource 1948 $60 (2) Mrs. Mary Ann Tagliaferri Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Vido Management Services 1949 $200 (2) Ms. Beth L. Rozman ’03 Mr. Jody M. Vincenzes ’90

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1950 $25 (1) Mrs. Debra L. Butler Mr. Donald O. Praster 1951 $75 (1) 53*#65&4 Dr. John J. Cahir Ms. Pearl J. Probst 1952 $125 (2) Barbara Bowes Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Catherine Capwell Ms. Sandra K. Sodergren 1955 $25 (1) Mr. James F. Bowes and Ms. Jennifer Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D. Eileen E. Fantaskey 1956 $110 (2) Dr. Edward A. Henninger McLean Ms. Bernadette Eck 1957 $200 (3) Mr. Robert and Mrs. Carol Herrmann Kenneth E. Carl Mr. David L. and 1958 $275 (5) Larson Design Group Inc. Mrs. Beatrice E. Hilliard 1960 $175 (3) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Gehret Sr. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Martin Dr. Henryk R. Marcinkiewicz 1961 $125 (3) Ronna M. and Steve Cassotis Ms. Cecilia M. McLaughlin Penn College Executive Offices 1963 $175 (3) Mr. William and Mrs. Veronica Muzic Mr. William and Mrs. Veronica Muzic Ms. Nancy J. Schick 1965 $10,125 (2) Sarah M. Ellegood Gale E. O’Malley, CEPC, AAC 1966 $818 (4) George and Andonetta Girio Ms. Kathleen E. Morr Dr. William Pickelner 1967 $1,150 (8) Ms. Helen L. Coran Ms. Marie G. Smith Ms. Charline M. Pulizzi 1968 $150 (1) Mr. Barry and Mrs. Barb Stiger Ms. Mary J. Coran 1969 $95 (5) Arthur and Mrs. Mary G. Trometter Girio Agency Inc. 1970 $515 (9) Liberata (Libby) Girio Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Girio 1971 $906 (6) Mr. Scott and Mrs. Jennifer Manning Ronald M. California Ms. M. Antoinette Girio The Mann & Parker Lumber Co. 1972 $1,218 (12) Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Andrea Weinhoffer Mr. Philip and Mrs. Theresa Girio 1973 $1,557 (10) Ms. Doris S. Kelso Carl M. Hillyard Marion C. Carl 1974 $2,325 (11) Dr. Kenneth E. Carl Mr. Scott and Mrs. Jennifer Manning Ms. Elma L. Allen 1975 $420 (5) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Gehret Sr. Ms. Joan E. Schell 1976 $155 (6) William J. Martin Ms. Carolyn Hamilton Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Andrea Weinhoffer 1977 $752 (6) Dr. and Mrs. Allan K. Stryker Mrs. Alice Maguire Paul W. Goldfeder 1978 $970 (9) Dale A. Metzker Mr. Frank and Mrs. Betty Reisner Dr. and Mrs. Abram Hodes 1979 $1,072 (10) Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Linda Fischer 1980 $525 (3) Ila Chesney James A. Hannis Mrs. Susan E. Gehrum 1981 $372 (7) Dr. Thomas D. Chesney Mr. Kenneth C. and Mrs. Diana L. Kuhns Mr. Albert E. and Mrs. Elaine J. Lambert 1982 $275 (6) Dr. Elizabeth L. Meyer Mrs. Kathryn L. Notor Anthony E. Clapps 1983 $802 (12) Pennsylvania College of Technology Mr. Larue R. Reese Ms. Judy L. Phillips 1984 $1,088 (13) Dr. Barbara Wayne-Mellott Mr. Harry C. Specht 1985 $955 (12) Linda F. Clark Mr. Thomas A. Zimmerman 1986 $473 (7) Mr. Robert and Mrs. Judith Winder Dr. William B. Urosevich Carl Hill 1987 $387 (7) Mr. Nathaniel C. Wright David D. Cunningham Dr. Wayne Longbrake 1988 $290 (5) Ann R. Miglio Mr. Donald M. Cunningham Jr. Mr. Glenn R. Spoerke 1989 $249 (6) Chef Paul Mach Mrs. Jean M. Cunningham 1990 $2,230 (7) Ms. Suzann L. Major Mr. Jim and Mrs. Wendy Cunningham Family of Carol Kafer 1991 $462 (13) Mrs. Mary G. Trometter Mr. Michael and Ms. Ann Marie Furdock 1992 $383 (10) Mrs. Marsha Cunningham Scott C. Moore Eleanor C. Kehrer 1993 $2,475 (12) Dr. Robert P. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, Jr. Mrs. Alice Maguire 1994 $331 (7) Miss Patricia D. Fickes Mr. Frank and Mrs. Betty Reisner 1995 $3,268 (10) John A. Savoy Ms. Jennifer Hammond 1996 $1,091 (8) Mrs. Terri Savoy Adams Ms. Carol A. Hill Beth A. Lamb 1997 $646 (13) Ms. Ann M. Felix Mr. David L. and Mr. Cletus Waldman Jr. 1998 $3,042 (6) Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kenamond Mrs. Beatrice E. Hilliard David Letscher/Gary Levan 1999 $924 (12) Mr. Troy B. and Kathleen A. Kelsey Ms. Deborah Savoy Miklavcic Mr. John W. Miller 2000 $702 (6) Mr. Phillip D. and Mrs. Gail B. Landers Ms. Janet E. Savoy Mr. Harry L. Rall 2001 $557 (8) Ms. Linda M. McFadden Joseph and Anna Siats 2002 $745 (5) Mr. Brett A. Mrs. Karen S. Reasner Nathaniel A. Liebman Ms. Joan E. Schell 2003 $475 (5) Tutoring Center – Penn College Lycoming County District Attorney’s Total: $47,386 (348) Mary K. Vido Mr. Elery J. Walizer Office – D.A.R.E. Program Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Vido Mr. Thomas A. Zimmerman Brian E. Liles Mr. Curtis R. Been . "5$)*/(
(*'54 Donald Cunningham Mr. Donald M. Cunningham Jr. Ms. Virginia E. Bell and Ms. Lynn Tardif Berwick Industries, LLC . &. 0 3*"-
(*'54 Mrs. Jean M. Cunningham Mr. Cy and Mrs. Mary Cybroski and Family Mr. Ronald H. and Mrs. Dalene M. Webb Ann Barilar Mr. Jim and Mrs. Wendy Cunningham Ms. Virginia K. Foster Ms. Patricia M. Baldwin Mr. Michael and Citrix Systems Inc. Mr. Ron and Mrs. Diane Garner Mr. Dennis L. and Mrs. Verna J. Correll Mrs. Marsha Cunningham Mr. Steven A. Keller Graham Capital Co. Ms. Patricia S. Gordon Dr. Robert P. Cunningham E.B. Schuster Contracting Inc. Mr. George F. Grimmel Mr. David L. and Mrs. Beatrice E. Joseph A. DeFeo Ms. Alice M. Schuster Hilliard Hamlin Elementary Center Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Candura Ms. Linda S. Houston IBM Corp. Mr. Albert E. and Mrs. Elaine J. Lambert Peter B. Dumanis HP3 Healthcare Concepts Inc. Mr. Douglas J. Roan Mr. Harry L. Rall Mr. Roderick Carroll Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Penny Kowalski Mr. Edward L. Perucki, Jr. Mrs. Candace Rook Mr. Ned Coates and Mr. and Mrs. Rex C. Landis Land O’Lakes Inc. Grant M. Berry Sr. Mrs. Gayle Peters-Coates Maryland Health Information Mr. James L. Hassinger Mr. Dennis L. and Mrs. Verna J. Correll Dr. Daniel and Mrs. Mary Doyle Management Association Inc. Pennsylvania College of Technology Ms. Sally J. Mattson Lockheed Martin Corp. Ms. Belinda M. Drick Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D. Medical Dictation Services Inc. Mr. Jack Cornelius Claude Boatman Mr. Raymond O. Eck Dr. Lynn Hanson and MedQuist Sovereign Bank Ms. Mary Lou Morollo Mrs. Stella Moraz Mr. Corbett J. Monica Bruce Borgersen Mr. Donald and Mrs. Barbara Jarmoska Ms. Frances Morgan Dr. Anne and Mr. George Soucy The UPS Foundation Inc. Dr. Sandra G. Lakey Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Mulford William C. Butler Mr. William and Mrs. Veronica Muzic National Petroleum Energy Credit Mr. Edwin P. Payne III and Mrs. Karen Association Woland Payne Dr. Robert G. and Mrs. Nancy C. Bowers Mr. Roland and Mrs. Judith Obstfeld

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Ms. Brenda R. Olszewski Russell M. Trapp Mrs. Jeanne L. DeFeo Roche Financial Mr. John and Mrs. Henrietta Ostroski Consales Chiropractic Health Center II Dr. and Mrs. Vincent I. DiSalvo Schneider-Valley Farms Inc.Sovereign Mrs. Josephine Ostrowski and Family Mr. Ralph R. Gallina and Ms. Lisa G. Dr. Robert E. Dunham Bank Ms. Phyllis J. Snyder Keller Fairfield Auto Group Mr. Albert R. Styrcula Mr. Barry and Mrs. Madeline Strong Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffo Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Falco SunBank Ms. Jeanette Wenkosky Ms. Dianne S. Keister Fisher Mining Co. Telaflex Communications Ms. Theresa M. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kettering Jr. Gary’s Furniture Williamsport Sun-Gazette Ms. Laura M. Marcolina WNB Bank Hugh MacMullan Mr. William F. Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn H. Martin Mr. Lee Gilbert Wolyniec Construction Inc. Dr. Robert G. and Mrs. Nancy C. Bowers Networks Interactive Mr. Frederick T. Gilmour Woodlands Bank Mrs. Freda Kisberg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Novak Huffman’s Office Equipment Co. Inc. Dr. Edward A. Vavra Penn College Scholarship Ride Mr. Matthew T. Peifer John Savoy & Son Inc. Mr. Thomas A. Zimmerman Blaise Alexander Chevrolet Inc. Dr. Rick and Mrs. Julie Prough Mr. Steven and Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson Anchor Ford Lincoln Mercury – Scholarship Event Margaret E. (Peggy) Madigan Larson Design Group Inc. Anchor Nissan Jeep AT&T Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Sombo Labels by Pulizzi Inc. Bass Pro Shop Haines & Kibblehouse Inc. Mr. Barry and Mrs. Barb Stiger Larson Design Group Inc. Big Twin Motorcycle Supply Mrs. Sharon K. Waters Helen M. Miele Mr. Robert B. Lytle Bonnor’s Cycle The Berrigan Family Charlotte Walters M & T Bank Don Breon Ford Mr. and Mrs. George M. Busch Mr. Michael L. and Mrs. Kelly G. Crist Mr. William and Mrs. Lorraine Manos ChiliTech Mr. Robert and Mrs. Ina McCormick Dr. Minas J. Hiras William T. Ward Cycle Barn Ms. Ann McKay Mr. Leo and Mrs. Vickie Taddeo Ms. Joan E. Schell DJ Chet the Jet Triangle Tavern McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & Hall Dunkin Donuts John A. Winkles Mr. James and Mrs. Anne Meyer Harold L. Newton Giant Food Store Inc. Central Atlantic Toyota Distributors Inc. Mr. Corbett J. Monica Generations Engraving Mr. Kenneth C. and Mrs. Diana L. Kuhns Montour Oil Service Co. Golden Crust Pizza Mr. Albert E. and Mrs. Elaine J. Lambert Agnes Witkowski Mr. and Mrs. Dean Muller Hampton Inn Williamsport Mr. Joseph Loehr Mr. Michael C. Mann Dr. John S. Neil and Dr. Stephanie Stocki Holiday Inn Williamsport Henry T. Young Robert E. Parrish Pennsylvania College of Technology Horsepower Harley-Davidson Inc. Mr. Donald E. and Ann M. Alsted Mr. Kenneth J. Kinley Mr. Birch and Mrs. Ann Marie Phillips Information Technology Services – Mr. John and Mrs. Karen Blaschak Pickelner Fuel Oil Co. David Person Penn College Mr. Raymond H. and Mr. Marshall Post Jersey Shore State Bank Mr. Frederick W. Becker Mrs. Carol L. Bower Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Christine Rauff K & L Auto Sales Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chianelli Ms. Constance H. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. G. Walter Reed Kliney’s Appliance & Home Furnishings Mr. Michael and Mrs. Mary Ditchfield R. L. Cimini Family The Robert Feaster Corp. Mr. James B. McKernan Mr. Albert E. and Mrs. Elaine J. Lambert Mr. George V. and Mrs. Janice M. Cohen Mr. Peter D. and Mrs. Linda L. Schultz Melinda’s Flowers & Gifts Nessmuk Rod & Gun Club Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Jeanne DeFeo Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shurer Mill Hall Speed & Custom Ms. Marie G. Smith Mr. Ross and Mrs. Elizabeth Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Sides Newberry Independent Club Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Campen Mrs. Anita Gibbons Sovereign Bank Jade J. Oakes Insurance Anonymous (one gift) Davie Jane Gilmour, Ph.D. Mr. Barry and Mrs. Barb Stiger Operating Technical Electronics Inc. Mrs. Harriet L. Gleason Barbara Peterson Mr. David L. Stroehmann Pennsylvania College of Technology Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Trisha Marty Mr. and Mrs. William E. Best Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Strouse Pep Boys Automotive Supercenters Pennsylvania College of Technology Mr. Albert R. Styrcula Pepsi Cola Co. Thelma R. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Person Jr. SunBank Peters Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. William E. Best Jr. Mr. John W. and Mrs. Patricia A. Pfeiffer Trebecca Pizza Zone and Wings Mr. John and Mrs. Bernice Rathmell Jana Putnam Mr. and Mrs. James C. Van Campen Radiant Steel Product Co. Mr. Terry G. Rowe and Ms. Kathryn A. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vuocolo Mrs. Mary Ann Tagliaferri Rowe Radisson Hotel Williamsport Ms. Jenny Maurer Mr. Don Waltman Dr. Donald E. Shelley Ragnar’s Raquetball & Fitness Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Putnam Sr. Mr. Keith M. Whitesel Ms. Linda L. Stein Residence Hall Association – Mr. John M. Young Penn College Roxanne D. Rook Mr. Barry and Mrs. Barb Stiger Road Night Motorcycle Club Ms. Joan E. 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Fall 2003 Scholars ennsylvania College of Technology congratulates these recipients of 2003 Presidential and Penn College Scholarships. As recent high school graduates, recognized for their classroom achievement and community service, and as accomplished adults who have returned to the Pclassroom, these students symbolize Penn College’s commitment to excellence and lifelong learning and serve as Student Ambassadors.

JASON S. DIBLER LESLIE A. FREY ANDREW J. HAMELLY SARA E. JINAR ELIZABETH Z. MAST Electrical Technology Hospitality Management Building Construction Technology Physician Assistant Accounting

BRANDON J. MCDOWELL JESSICA D. QUINN BRIAN D. RICE DEREK J. RINALDO TRACEY L. SEYLAR Civil Engineering Technology Electronics Technology Electronics Engineering Technology Civil Engineering Technology Physician Assistant

KARA J. SPANGLER BRIAN D. TRETTER APRIL J. BEVANS SARA A. STREET MELISSA A. STYER Graphic Communications Management Building Construction Technology Landscape/Nursery Technology Landscape/Nursery Technology Paramedic Technology