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Alumni Love: ’70s Style
By Darryl Kehrer, February 13, 2018
Miss Dawn Wahler caught my eye from afar sitting on one of those high, drafting stools in the cavernous drafting room in WACC’s “Unit 6,” a historic former trolley barn.
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Relish Today… Ketchup Tomorrow
By Tia La, August 11, 2017
As the school year draws increasingly near, bringing new students with it to campus, I find the most common question I encounter is “What is there to do around here?”
More Than a Degree
By Lauren Crouse, May 11, 2017
Growing into who you are is something that takes a level of self-awareness and hard work. Transition occurs throughout everyone’s lives at different times and in different ways.
Eric Albert Manufactures Fun
By Tom Speicher, February 7, 2017
His desk functions as a graveyard for gadgets, gizmos and glue sticks. Books and batteries balance on his overflowing shelves. Countless cables cover his floor. What many would regard as clutter is inspiration for Eric Albert. The eclectic collection serves his inquisitive mind and inherent tendency to tinker.
Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour – Profile of a College President
By Penn College, September 21, 2016
“People make a difference. People build communities. You and I do it.”
Davie Jane Gilmour is determined to make a difference. In her 18 years as President of Pennsylvania College of Technology, she has made volunteerism a priority because she believes personal involvement is key to building strong communities.