Let the 'Hump Day' happenings resume!

Published 08.18.2023

Photos by Cindy Davis Meixel, writer/photo editor

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    Kicking off “Wildcat Wednesday” for the new academic year are Student Engagement Assistants Dominick P. Bozza (left) and Ralph R. Courtright III. Bozza is enrolled in business management and Courtright is in construction management.
    Kicking off “Wildcat Wednesday” for the new academic year are Student Engagement Assistants Dominick P. Bozza (left) and Ralph R. Courtright III. Bozza is enrolled in business management and Courtright is in construction management.

    The first Wildcat Wednesday of the new semester provided students with a convenient get-acquainted opportunity – in Penn College's trademark hands-on style. The outdoor event, sponsored by Student Engagement on the lawn near "The Rock," included tie-dying of T-shirts. (Students are encouraged to visit Engage, a new platform where they can find organizations to join, discover upcoming events and get involved on campus.)

    Rolling out the welcome wagon – or the T-shirt cart!
    Rolling out the welcome wagon – or the T-shirt cart!
    Experimenting with a “reverse tie-dye” approach, students ladle bleach water onto Wildcat T-shirts. From left are Kylee P. Albert, Brooke L. Brinker, and Kianna A. Rizzo. All are resident assistants. Albert is a business administration student, Brinker is in construction management and Rizzo is a pre-applied health studies student.
    Experimenting with a “reverse tie-dye” approach, students ladle bleach water onto Wildcat T-shirts. From left are Kylee P. Albert, Brooke L. Brinker, and Kianna A. Rizzo. All are resident assistants. Albert is a business administration student, Brinker is in construction management and Rizzo is a pre-applied health studies student.
    Courtright tries his hand at T-shirt dunking.
    Courtright tries his hand at T-shirt dunking.
    Stopping by "The Rock" for conversation with friends are Katheryn Juarez, industrial design, and Niko Li Ratjavong, software development & information management. Both are officers in Penn College Music Makers (Juarez is secretary and Ratjavong is president).
    Stopping by "The Rock" for conversation with friends are Katheryn Juarez, industrial design, and Niko Li Ratjavong, software development & information management. Both are officers in Penn College Music Makers (Juarez is secretary and Ratjavong is president).

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