– Photos by Larry D. Kauffman, digital publishing specialist/photographer
Automotive alumni Clayton W. Shipman (left) and Robert J. Jensen, both representing Freightliner Western Star of Harrisburg, talk with Jason M. Mulderig, an automotive technology major from Jermyn.
Diesel technology student Brock A. Dull (left), of Chambersburg, learns about the Philadelphia-based Penn Power Group from Jeffrey Fertig.
Tony J. Mucciolo (left), of Williamsport, enrolled in manufacturing engineering technology, discusses options with Todd Willhide, from the Letterkenny Army Depot in Franklin County.
Automated manufacturing technology major David C. McGinniss, of Gettysburg, finds common ground with alumnus Alex M. Ressler, recruiting for The Flinchbaugh Co. Inc.
Ryan A. Masden, of Montoursville, pursuing a bachelor's degree in construction management, makes a good impression with Bryan Ralko from CJ Miller LLC. Ralko graduated last May with a bachelor's in construction management.
Following a pipe-and-drape road of possibility
Spring Career Fair – literally open for business!
Students sample a smorgasbord of potential.
Diesel technology students John D. Merroth Jr. (center), of Selinsgrove, and Chris J. Wagner, of Lancaster, stop by the Cumberland Truck Equipment Co. booth.
Plastics and polymer engineering technology students Cassie N. Shook, of Wesport, and Evan M. Prough, of Lock Haven, visit with a graduate of their major: B. Braun Medical Inc.'s Daniel M. Dietrich.
At the East Penn Manufacturing booth, plastics alumnus Steven E. Horner (left) and Valerie Rutherford get to know plastics and polymer engineering technology student Mary L. Lawvere, of Danville, and Nathaniel H. Lyon, of Fredericksburg, a Presidential Student Ambassador who majors in welding and fabrication engineering technology.
Construction management major Shawn E. Studwell, of Boalsburg, with CJ Miller's Jennifer Williams and John K. "Kyle" Bitzer (a 2009 construction management alum)
Joshua Castro Ayala, of Carlisle, enrolled in heavy construction equipment technology: technician emphasis, visits the Pennsylvania Army National Guard booth.
PennDOT's Wendy Manning and engineering design technology student Jahmel Blunt, of Scranton, embody a Career Fair hallmark: face-to-face communication in an informal, stress-free network.
Knott Mechanical's Chris Castle and Cody Setser pose for a photo with Michael M. Ingersoll, of Wayne, a building automation technology student.
Electrical technology student Daniel R. Hess, of Chalfont, learns about Pittsburgh Controls & Consulting from Scott Hopkinson and Harry Hoover.
An imminent graduate in civil engineering technology, Kyle L. Kott (left), of Williamsport, explores McTish, Kunkel and Associates with the help of construction management alum Cody I. Gross.
Tyler T. Leonard (left), of Vandergrift, gets a firsthand look at where his degree can lead, thanks to a crew from Automated Logic PA. Leonard, a building automation technology: HVAC concentration student, is joined by Penn College grad Ross M. Hoffman, John Caputo and Derek Manderick.
The booth of industry partner ISEC Inc. draws residential construction technology and management majors Terrance C. Hillman and Dakota M Shaffer, both of Williamsport. Representing the Maryland-based subcontractor is Caitlin Kriner.
Representatives of Benton Foundry Inc., a supportive friend of Penn College, engage Vasilis S. Tsamoutalidis (left), of Bethlehem. The information assurance and cyber security student is pictured with Brock Smith (center) and Jeff Hall.
Staff from longtime college partner Miller Electric – from left, Justin Heistand, Jim Wynegar and welding alumnus Richard A. Conrad Jr. – answer questions from welding and fabrication engineering majors Zachery T. Kephart, of Wellsboro, and Alexander W. Bieber, of Freehold, N.J.
Sizing up opportunities in the Marine Corps are (at right) Dylan J. Cafone, welding technology, of Collegeville, and Cole J Norris, welding and fabrication engineering technology, of Murrysville.
Scott (left) and Alexander Rosenbaum, of Rosenbaum's Landscaping and Nursery, discuss their family-owned business with Brandon J. Romanowski, majoring in residential construction technology and management. Romanowski, of Dalton, already holds an associate degree in building construction technology from Penn College.
Nicholas L. Witherite, an engineering design technology student from Spring Mills, shares his resume with Georgia Smith of Inductoherm Corp.
Construction management alum Lane S. Gross, on behalf of corporate donor Kinsley Construction Inc., meets one-on-one with Montoursville's Hunter D. Cero, set to graduate in May in civil engineering technology.
Adding to his Career Fair skill set, engineering design technology student Jared C. Keim, of Chambersburg, completed the Certified SolidWorks Professional certification exam. Penn College offers the exams to students for free as part of its software subscription with SolidWorks.
B. Braun Medical Inc.'s Carolyn Johnson (left) and alumnus Daniel M. Dietrich ('08 and '09) team up for meet-ups with plastics and polymer engineering technology majors Joshua A. Berger, Hughesville, and Shawnee M. Mills, Waldorf, Md.