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Getting engaged in campus, community life

Friday, September 13, 2024

Photos by Alexandra Butler, photographer/photo editor

The Club & Part-Time Job Fair saw perfect September weather and an excellent turnout of students interested in getting engaged on campus and in the community. The event, formerly called Fall Fusion, showcased part-time job opportunities, student clubs & organizations, campus recreation, college resources and community organizations.

Lining the Pennsylvania College of Technology campus mall near the Veterans' Fountain were 30 student organizations and 13 employers. Free giveaways and food were featured, and the first 200 students could enter to win gift cards. As campus traditions go, this one is a regular winner.

Luke M. Stitt (at center) fields interest in the Penn College Classic Cruisers. He is enrolled in collision repair technology.
The Architecture Club promotes its endeavors.
The campus mall teems with activity.
Great giveaways from the Student Veteran Organization! Members are J.J. Rice (on right), an automotive technology student in the Army National Guard, and Marines veteran Nicholas W. Bova (center), enrolled in applied management.
Among the employers offering part-time opportunities is Fastenal.
Everyone loves Operation! The game grabs attention at the table of Emergency Medical Transport Solutions, staffed by college alumni Paula Miller and Rebecca Shaner, who were recruiting EMTs from the college talent pool.
Signing up for community engagement
Diesel Performance Club members meet and mingle.
Recording his attendance for a First Year Experience class, a student takes a selfie with Naim N. Jabbour, associate professor of architecture, who staffs a Global Experiences table. (FYE classes have a Get Involved Activity, encouraging first-year students to complete 10 activities on campus.)
The Baja SAE Club car is always a magnet for conversation.

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