Fall 2011 - Pennsylvania College of Technology

2010-11 FundingOperating Budget ..................................................$100,083,000State Appropriation................................................. $14,019,0000-percent increase over prior yearFederal Stimulus Funds............................................. $676,000Restricted FundsGrants, contracts and restricted donations................... $16,254,000Auxiliary Funds..........................................................$24,963,000Tuition & FeesPennsylvania residentsTuition per credit hour.......................................................................$368Tuition and fees per credit hour .....................................................$436Annual tuition and fees ...............................................................$13,080based on 15 credits per semester4.81-percent increase over prior yearOut-of-state residentsTuition per credit hour.......................................................................$478Tuition and fees per credit hour .....................................................$546Annual tuition and fees ...............................................................$16,380based on 15 credits per semesterfees includePer-credit-hour technology fee.......................................................... $15Per-credit-hour capital fee................................................................... $43Per-credit-hour laboratory fee............................................................ $34Per-credit-hour student activity fee ....................................................$6Per-credit-hour health service fee....................................................... $4Grants and contracts awarded to Penn College in 2010-11supported 44 projects valued in excess of $15.1 million.DonationsPenn College and the Penn College Foundation received in-kinddonations of equipment, technology, materials and supplies frombusiness and industry for instructional purposes valued at $807,813and cash donations totaling $1,354,296 for a total of $2,162,109The Penn College Fund Employee Campaignraised a record $101,630, a 4-percent increase over2009-10.Fall 2011 3

campusNEWS2010-11Employers IncreaseOn-Campus RecruitmentForty employers visited campusin 2010-11 to recruit studentsfor full-time jobs and internships,a 29-percent increase from theprevious year. Five hundredseventy students participated,up 16 percent from the prior year.In other recruitment venues, thePenn College Career Hub, whereemployers seeking to hire PennCollege alumni post job openings,most recently had 1,454 jobpostings, 475 active employeraccounts and 1,064 active studentaccounts, while Career Fairshosted 2,013 students and 257employers.New Masonry Building OpensThe Construction Masonry Building, on the northwest side of campus at Vine Avenueand Grier Street, was designed, and construction was completed, for Fall 2011 use.The building includes needed amenities and additional square footage to provideexceptional masonry education. The new building incorporates air cleaners andfilters, level floors, tool-storage lockers, a mortar mixing area, and more studentwork stations.The former masonry labs, located in the Carl Building Technologies Center, werereconfigured and reconstructed for use as renewable energy labs. The rededicatedspace will house a solar thermal lab, a wind turbine lab, a solar photovoltaic lab anda renewable energy control and monitoring lab. In addition, the building automationand heating, ventilation and air conditioning majors will also use lab space due toincreased enrollment opportunities.Out-of-State & TransferEnrollment IncreasesIn Fall 2010, Penn Collegeexpanded its out-of-stateenrollment to 11 percentof the total population,representing more than 650students from 36 states.The college has increasedthe number of studentstransferring from othercolleges and universities by13.3 percent since 2008-09.College Makes Top 10 inU.S. News RankingPenn College achieved Top 10 statusamong the best public, four-yearcolleges in the northern region ofthe United States. In the “America’sBest Colleges” rankings by the U.S.News Media Group, Penn Collegeranked ninth (tied with University ofPittsburgh-Bradford and VermontTechnical College) in the categoryof “Top Public Schools: RegionalColleges (North).”4 One College Avenue

campusNEWS2010-11Staff Extend the ‘Welcome’In Fall 2010, Counseling Services initiated a new program, “Hot Dog,You’re Here,” inviting faculty and staff to bring their dogs to an allstudentcookout to help ease homesickness and transitional issues.Meanwhile, Off-Campus Living conducted the first “Walk Around”event. Community Assistants, Penn College Police, President’s Councilmembers and Student Affairs staff went door-to-door during the firstweek of classes to welcome off-campus students to the neighborhood.Students Make Impact inLocal, National CommunityStudents from more than 50 studentorganizations contributed 3,413 hours ofcommunity service to the Williamsport areaand 3,110 hours of service to the college.In a wider outreach, 17 students traveledto Miami and worked alongside 200 othercollege students to benefit the Habitat forHumanity Build for Alternative Spring Breakin March 2011, and four students workedwith Habitat in White Plains, N.Y., during anAlternative Winter Break.Read more about students’ impact on thecommunity online at oca.pct.edu/ci.At left, Rachel Davis, Allison Hain andAdam Yoder secure a roof layer during anAlternative Spring Break trip to Florida towork with the Greater Miami chapter ofHabitat for Humanity.6 One College Avenue

campusNEWS2010-11Dual-Enrollment CoursesReach 343 High SchoolStudentsIn its sixth year, Penn CollegeNOW, the college’s dual-enrollmentprogram, provided freshman-levelcourses to 343 students enrolledin 18 high schools and career andtechnical schools. The studentsearned 1,390 credits in 11 PennCollege majors.Penn College NOW was accreditedby the National Alliance ofConcurrent Enrollment Partnershipson April 15. NACEP accreditationdistinguishes Penn College NOWas one of the nation’s leadingconcurrent-enrollment programs.It is the first accredited programin Pennsylvania.Two New Majors Introduced for 2011-12The Curriculum Committee approved two new bachelor-degree offerings for Fall 2011:information technology sciences: gaming and simulation and Web and interactive media.The gaming and simulation major will include hands-on experience and coursework inconsole- and mobile-game design, programming, simulation, artificial intelligence, andthree-dimensional modeling.The Web and interactive media major will integrate animation, e-commerce, websitedevelopment, and audio and video production for a variety of interactive platforms,from tablet PCs and cell phones to multimedia kiosks and “enhanced TV” programming.The committee also approved new minors in photography and Web technology.PA House Committee Tours College Avenue LabsWilliam E. Mack, assistant dean of industrial and engineering technologies, leads acontingent of Pennsylvania House Commerce Committee members through the HaasManufacturing Center in College Avenue Labs. The Commerce Committee members,joined by state and regional business leaders, toured Penn College on Sept. 16, 2010,to see firsthand how industry-responsive technical education can drive the engine ofeconomic development in the commonwealth and beyond.8 One College Avenue

The Children’s Learning Center and newearly childhood education facilities make theirhome in the Hager Lifelong Education Center,in space that once housed the college library.Accredited by the Middle States Commissionon Elementary Schools Early Age Educationsince 2007, the Children’s Learning Center wasvisited in May by the Middle States Agent ofResponsibility assigned to conduct its Mid PointReview. The design and functionality of the newfacility received high praise, as did the qualityof the center’s curriculum and strength of therelationship between the center and the earlychildhood education degree program.The center is also accredited by KeystoneStars and the National Association for theEducation of Young Children.Renovation and expansion in theAvco-Lycoming Metal TradesCenter allows the college toaccept more applicants pursuingcertificates and degrees in welding,welding technology, and welding andfabrication engineering technology.The facility has also hosted noncreditcourses through the Marcellus ShaleEducation & Training Center for naturalgas industry employees.Students in the ParkesAutomotive Technology Centerbenefit from larger laboratoryspaces for the popular Honda PACTand Ford ASSET programs.Read more 2010-11highlights online atoca.pct.edu/reportFall 2011 9

Live and LearnHousing Initiatives Improve Student Outlookby Jennifer A. Cline, writer/editor-One College AvenueWith the opening of DauphinHall in Fall 2010, PennsylvaniaCollege of Technology housesmore than 1,700 students on campus.Among them are 1,083 first-year students,most living away from home for the firsttime, encountering new roommates, newclass schedules and demands, and theweight of new responsibilities.The newness of the experience is muchas it was for college freshmen 50 years ago,except that utilitarian, two-bunk roomsand a communal bathroom at the end ofthe hall have been replaced on moderncampuses with apartment-style housing.Such was the choice at Penn Collegewhen it began offering on-campushousing in 1997. The housing is popular,and students appreciate the amenities:Each apartment has its own bathroom,kitchenette and living room.But the self-sufficiency of apartmentstyleliving minimizes the communitybuildingaspect that came naturally in the“dormitories” of old.Since Dauphin Hall is designed with“suite-style” housing, it offers a communalaspect that makes it a logical place tohouse first-year students, who havemore need for a guiding and supportivehand than many of their upperclassmancounterparts. The four-floor hall is laidout in pods of three to seven bedroomssharing a bathroom. Several pods share astudy room and large open commons areawith a community kitchen, large-screentelevision, couches and armchairs. Thecommons provides an ideal place to offerprograms for the students.With six residence halls now near oneanother on the west end of campus anda new built-in social hub in The CapitolEatery, a dining hall inside DauphinHall, the college designated Dauphin andneighboring Clinton, Delaware, Juniata,Lancaster and York halls as a gatedcommunity for first-year students calledRose Street Commons. Upperclassmen arehoused on the eastern side of campus inCampus View Apartments and The Villageat Penn College.Separating the groups resulted inhigher levels of satisfaction, recordrequests by returning students to stay oncampus a second year and significantlyfewer behavioral and judicial situationscampuswide.“I can count on two hands theproblems we had in Campus View and theVillage,” said Brian M. Johnson, directorof residence life, adding that even thoseproblems were minor.Part of the reason, he said, is thatthe older students are given a bit morefreedom. The other part is simply that theyare more mature as a group.“At Rose Street Commons, with all ourfirst-year programming in place, it allowedus to really help (students) throughthat transition, without conflicts ofupperclassmen intertwined,” Johnson said.Resident Assistants in Rose StreetCommons receive specialized trainingto support their first-year residents andprovide programming aimed at, ultimately,attaining academic success.“When you’re just targeting freshmen,you can provide more programs on basiccollege preparation,” said Elliott StricklandJr., chief student affairs officer.Resident Assistants arrange sessionson academic skill-building and plan socialevents designed for new students to get toknow one another.The design of Dauphin Hall is alsoconducive to developing “learningcommunities,” which have proventhemselves on many college and university“The goal is to … give thema sense of community andbelonging.”Students gather in commons areas in DauphinHall, an ideal place to socialize and provide botheducational and social sessions for residents.10 One College Avenue

campuses in recent years and launched atPenn College in 2010-11.“It’s a very simple concept,” Stricklandsaid. “You have students living togetherthat have the same major or sameinterests.”Made up of first-year students, thegroups are assigned a faculty mentor anda Resident Assistant from the school ormajor in which they are studying. Facultymentors offer a program once a month,centered around the students’ commonacademic interests.In the program’s first year, thecollege offered learning communitiesfor students in the School of HealthSciences, the School of Hospitality,automotive majors, and participants inthe Presidential Leadership Program.In its second year, the college willconcentrate on communities relatedto academics, dropping the leadershiplearning community and adding learningcommunities for aviation majors, theconstruction management major andinformation technology majors.“I try to do a blend of things that arefun, educational and meaningful forthem,” said Marie G. Smith, assistantprofessor of dental hygiene. Smith isfaculty mentor to the School of HealthSciences learning community.She planned bowling nights and Wiidance parties, as well as learning activitiessuch as tips for classroom success and CPRtraining.“The goal is to help students withacademic success,” Smith said. “And togive them a sense of community andbelonging.”First-year students in the School ofHealth Sciences have a unique challenge:Their grades in their first-year, generaleducation courses help determine whowill secure one of the limited seats in theirchosen major.Giving them a channel to interact withother Health Sciences students is helpful,Smith said, “so they don’t feel so isolated,like they’re alone struggling to get intotheir program.”Smith saw students feel more free tointeract with one another, as attendancegrew throughout the academic year.Still, isolation and academic anxietycan be felt by students in any major. JeffreyM. Januchowski, assistant professor ofautomotive technology and faculty mentorfor the automotive technology learningcommunity, arranged for representativesfrom Counseling Services and theAcademic Success Center, among others,to speak with students in his learningcommunity.He also planned off-campus trips to theAntique Automobile Club of America’sEastern Fall Meet in Hershey and to theNew York International Auto Show.Likewise, the hospitality managementlearning community incorporated tripsto a local trout farm, farmers market andchocolate shop.Faculty mentors point quickly to theResident Assistants who are there tolend a guiding hand to the students inthe learning communities, answeringquestions and offering the perspective of aveteran student sharing their major.“I help them plan activities; I’m a pieceof the puzzle, but they’re with them everyday,” Smith said.Januchowski said about half ofthe students living in the automotivetechnology learning community took partin the monthly activities.“Those who participated had a greattime,” he said. “They got to hang with theirpeers. … The real idea is to keep studentsinterested.”Keeping them interested and enablingthem to feel part of the college communityhelps to keep students from leaving afterthe first semester or the first year.“We’re trying to create intentionalprogramming that builds on academicsuccess,” Johnson said. “If we don’t do that,we’re not supporting the college’s academicmission.”While it is early to track, initialoutcomes indicate higher levels ofacademic success among students in thelearning communities. ■Web ExtraRead some of Smith’s tipsfor classroom successoca.pct.edu/LLA large lounge on the first floor of Dauphin Hall is amongcommunal spaces where students can socialize and staffcan offer programs.Students in the School of Health Scienceslearning community get to know eachother during a bowling outing.Photo courtesy of Marie g. smithFall 2011 11

fundraising highlightsA few of the student activities benefiting theTracy A. Garis Memorial Scholarship duringthe 2010-11 academic year included:• Homecoming king and queenballoting proceeds• Homecoming Car Showregistration fees• Sigma Pi fraternity’s 24-hourrocking chair Rock-a-Thon• Student Government Associationsponsored“Dress Down Day”• Campus Crusade for Christconcert donations• SGA campus walk-aroundfor donations• SGA-hosted Cow Plop Bingo• Celebrity Waiter Dinner• Collection cans around campus• Student American Dental Hygienists’Association’s T-shirt sales andcontinuing-education program• SGA candy salesCollege Foundation, where he was briefedon scholarship options. Miller decided hewanted to try for the largest – an endowedscholarship – and he wanted to achieve itwithin a year.“I tried to be realistic with him,”Dietrich offered. “I told him he didn’t haveto accomplish it in just one year. Normally,we give people four to seven years to reachthe $25,000 threshold.”Still, Miller was determined. “I reallyfelt this had potential,” he said, notingGaris’ connections on campus in variousstudent organizations.After obtaining permission to proceedfrom the Garis family in late September,Miller began working toward the goal.“Once he got the ball rolling, he wasaround our office almost on a daily basis,”Dietrich noted.Some of the first funding for thescholarship arrived from Homecominginitiatives including registration feesTracy A. Garis, fourth from right, joins her Resident Assistant colleagueswelcoming students to campus at the start of the 2009-10 academic year.for the Homecoming Car Show andproceeds from the balloting process forthe Homecoming king and queen.A pivotal moment in the early days ofthe effort came when Miller was giventhe opportunity to speak to a gathering ofThe Pillar Society, a core group of PennCollege benefactors. His talk resulted ina $5,000 donation from a member and asignificant confidence boost to all involvedin the scholarship campaign.Progress continued with numerousstudent organizations conductingfundraisers, from T-shirt and candy salesto collection cans and concerts. Amongthe more unusual activities rallying fundswere a 24-hour rocking chair “Rock-a-Thon” and a “Cow Plop Bingo” conteststaged on the Madigan Library lawn withthe assistance of “contributing” bovines.Momentum was spurred at keyjunctures with challenges presentedby President Davie Jane Gilmour andmembers of the Penn College FoundationBoard of Directors, who promised tomatch certain fundraising levels withpersonal gifts to the cause.Throughout the year, the Garis familyreturned to campus to participate in someof the fundraising events. Their visits werefilled with both pride and pain.“My heart hurt because I wasn’tcoming to campus to see Tracy, so it wasvery difficult, but it was also joyous,”said Cheryl Garis. “I was so proud of her,imagining the impression she must’vehad on people. It made me feel so goodknowing how the students felt about her.Even people who didn’t know her werepitching in to help. So, it was an honor tosee what everyone was doing.”Ed Garis concurred: “I was so ecstaticseeing how hard everyone was working.So many times, I wanted to express mygratitude, but I was at a loss for words. Iwas deeply touched. It was a difficult year,but it was an amazing one, too.”The benefit that pushed the campaignover its goal was a Celebrity WaiterDinner, held in mid-April in Le Jeune ChefRestaurant on campus. Select faculty andstaff served as waiters for the evening,serving up extra helpings of hospitality inthe hopes of garnering gracious tips from»Fall 2011 13

their tables filled with fellow employees,students, and the Garis family and friends.Among the supporters were three groupsthat had played a significant role inTracy’s life at Penn College – ResidenceLife, Campus Crusade for Christ and theStudent American Dental Hygienists’Association.“I was really hopeful going into thatnight that we would take it over the top,”Dietrich recalled. “I felt there was a realpotential that people would be generousonce they were there, but the end resultreally blew me away when we werecounting the tips.”The evening brought in $3,546 in tips,pushing the campaign a couple thousanddollars over its goal one month ahead ofschedule.“It was an incredible relief,” Miller said.“I slept like a rock that night.”As they looked back on the year, bothMiller and Dietrich were struck by thecampaign’s camaraderie and sense ofcommunity.“It’s one of the most impressiveoutpourings I’ve seen,” Dietrich said. “Itwas amazing to see the sheer number ofpeople who got behind it to make a smallgift or organize an event or to buy a coupleof squares in Cow Plop Bingo. There weremany student organizations involved andmany people who had no direct ties toTracy. It had a totally different energy toit than when one gift is given to endowa scholarship. They both have the samefinancial impact on students who receivethe scholarships, but this had that grassroots,community effort to it.”Miller said he especially enjoyedgetting to know many of Tracy’s friendsand family and, through them, the feelingof getting to know Tracy, as well.“All the people who knew her weremy motivation to keep going, to keeppushing,” Miller said. “Tracy wasdefinitely someone I wish I had known,and in a way, I feel I got to know her.”Miller, who will serve as SGA presidentfor the 2011-12 academic year, said he ispleased Garis’ name will live on at PennCollege.“I always tried to explain to studentswho would ask, ‘How would this benefitme?’ and I’d tell them, ‘You’re helping toremember a student who went here, andyou’re helping other students to come here,as well,’” he said.The Tracy A. Garis MemorialScholarship will be awarded annually toa dental hygiene student who is activeon the Penn College campus. The firstscholarship was distributed at the start ofthe 2011-12 academic year. ■Web ExtraWatch the commencementtribute to Tracy Garis atoca.pct.edu/tracyThe Student Government Association wasrecognized by the Penn College Foundation,and the organization’s name was added to theDonor Wall in the Student and AdministrativeServices Center in honor of more than$50,000 in contributions to studentscholarships. SGA endowed both the StudentLeader Legacy Scholarship Fund (Summer2010) and the Tracy A. Garis MemorialScholarship Fund in 2010-11.Institutional Advancement’s Robb C. Dietrich chats with students attending theCelebrity Waiter Dinner; proceeds from the event pushed the Tracy A. GarisMemorial Scholarship campaign over its goal.Gregory J. Miller, the student who launched thescholarship drive, pauses with the Wildcat duringcampus rounds to collect donations.14 One College Avenue

Who Was Tracy?Tracy A. Garis spent two short years (2008-10)at Penn College, but made a lasting impacton the campus community.Hailing from Hellertown, the dental hygienestudent spent her freshman year getting herbearings and then, according to her mother,Cheryl, “truly blossomed” in her sophomoreyear due to her role as a Resident Assistant.Residence Life Coordinator Kas A. Williamsworked closely with Garis and witnessed herdynamic connection with fellow students.“Tracy took the time and effort to form genuine friendshipswith the residents on her floor,” Williams said. “Tracy’sresidents were mainly first-year students to Penn College.Outside of class, Tracy was often seen on campus with herresidents. She was more than their Resident Assistant –she was a friend, confidant and helper. Tracy was a studentleader who gave of herself without expecting anything inreturn.”In Garis’ memory, Residence Life established an endof-the-yearaward in her name. The award honors aResident Assistant who develops outstanding communityrelationships on his or her assigned floor, as Garis did.“The most befitting way to honor her is to honor theresidents who live in our halls,” the award documentationstates.Garis also became a member of the Student AmericanDental Hygienists’ Association and Campus Crusade forChrist – both active organizations on the Penn Collegecampus. Had she returned for the 2010-11 academic year,she would have served as a Student Ambassador and likelymade an even greater impact.“Tracy was an inspiration in her short life,” said PennCollege President Davie Jane Gilmour prior to presentingGaris’ parents with her posthumous diploma atcommencement ceremonies in May 2011. “Her deathtouched many students, faculty and staff very deeply. …I cannot remember ever seeing so many students cometogether for a common purpose to honor one of their own.”-Cindy Davis MeixelGaris is among those honored with memorialbricks in the college’s Remembrance Garden.Fall 2011 15

Youhold the power.You hold the power to help a studentearn a “degree that works” and turnenergy, enthusiasm, knowledge andexperience into a career that makes adifference for our nation and our world.Civil engineeringtechnology studentRobert J. Bastianuses his power testingsoil samples in lab.Tap into that power by making a gift tooca.pct.edu/gift • penncollegefund@pct.edu • 1-866-GIVE-2-PCFall 2011 17

focus onFACULTY & STAFF2010-11Teaching AwardsExcellence in Teaching Awards werepresented to Michael J. Ditchfield, instructor ofhospitality management/culinary arts in the Schoolof Hospitality, and Christopher J. Holley, assistantprofessor of automotive technology in the Schoolof Transportation Technology. The awards arepresented each May to full-time faculty memberswho are nominated by students and colleagues forexcellence in instructional performance.A Part-Time TeachingAward was presentedto Judy W. DeGregorio,part-time instructor ofmathematics.From left, Christopher J. Holley, assistant professor of automotive technology;President Davie Jane Gilmour, and Michael J. Ditchfield, instructor of hospitalitymanagement/culinary arts.Staff AwardsDistinguished Staff Awards honor the contributionsand commitment of employees, who are nominatedby their co-workers. Awards were presented in2011 to Kimberly R. Cassel, director of studentactivities (Administrative Professional and Technical);Sharon McFadden Weiler, secretary to the directorof general services (Classified); and Chad L.Karstetter, horticulturist (Service).Cassel Weiler Karstetter18 One College Avenue

Gifts & DonationsPennsylvania College of TechnologyandPennsylvania College of Technology Foundation, Inc.Gifts & DonationsJuly 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011Building a LegacyPennsylvania College of Technology and the Penn College Foundation extend sincereappreciation to the following individuals, businesses, and organizations for their generouscontributions. Every contribution, of any size, makes a significant impact in promoting thevision of Penn College. Thanks to the generosity and support of these donors, qualifiedstudents receive scholarships, educational equipment is purchased and instructionaldelivery is enhanced – all for the benefit of our students and the community.# Matching Gift Company* Penn College Employee (as of August 1, 2011)+ Parent of current student or alumnus(5) Five or more years of consecutive giving(10) Ten or more years of consecutive giving(15) Fifteen or more years of consecutive giving(20) Twenty or more years of consecutive giving(25) Twenty-five or more years of consecutive givingVisionary CircleGifts in the range of $100,000 and aboveSusquehanna Health (5)James & Michele Wolyniec, Jr. /Wolyniec Construction, Inc. (5)Heritage CircleGifts in the range of $50,000 – $99,999Anadarko Petroleum CorporationPenn College Education AssociationAmbassadors’ CircleGifts in the range of $25,000 – $49,999C. McNeill BurgherCaterpillar Foundation (15)Pellegrino FamilyTalisman Energy USA, Inc.Founders’ CircleGifts in the range of $10,000 – $24,999Alvin & Elizabeth BushChesapeake Energy CorporationCleveland BrothersEquipment Co., Inc. (15)Jeffrey L. Erdly ’72 / MasonryPreservation Services, Inc. (10)EXCO Resources (PA), LLCFirst Community Foundation ofPennsylvania (10)The Grainger FoundationJohn Deere FoundationWalter W. ’57 & Brenda M. KlockoRansome CAT (15)Carol A. Savoy ’73Schramm, Inc. (5)Robert G. & Marcia A. Shearer /J & M Construction Specialty, Inc.William D. Crooks, III EstateChairmen’s CircleGifts in the range of $5,000 – $9,999Alban CAT (15)John A. & Karen A. Blaschak /Fisher Mining Company (20)James W. & Cynthia Mengel Bower (5)Cable Services Co., Inc. (25)Cabot Oil & Gas CorporationAl & Jane ’91 Clapps / GentryDevelopment, LLC (20)The College Store at Penn College (5)Enerplus Resources (USA) CorporationFranco’s LoungeDavie Jane Gilmour* (20)The Hite CompanySteven P. & Mary Ann ’99 Johnson (10)Klingerman Family (5)William G. & Marie E. Knecht (5)M & T Bank (20)PA Independent Oil & Gas AssociationSeneca Resources Corp. EastSouthwestern Energy Production CompanyBarry* & Barb Stiger (10)Kay D. Stoltzfus (5)Elliott* & Carolyn* Strickland (10)Student Activities – Penn CollegeStudent Government Association –Penn CollegeToyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. (20)Wellsboro Community Foundation Inc.West Branch SusquehannaBuilders Association (15)Robert ’71 & Sandra Wheeland1941 CircleGifts in the range of $2,500 – $4,999AADE Appalachian BasinEd & Linda Alberts /Ralph S. Alberts Company, Inc.Blue Cross of NortheasternPennsylvania (5)David ’65 & Judy Conklin /C & I Boiler Repair, Inc. (10)Ronald & Rosey CiminiDennis L.* & Verna J. Correll (15)Jim Cunningham* ’96 (15)Dallas-Morris Drilling, Inc.Ryan A. EnglishJames & Ophelia FetterFirst National Bank of Pennsylvania (10)Fish Real Estate, Inc.Jim Folmar* ’89Cheryl A. GarisGirio Agency Inc. (15)Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. (10)HRI, Inc. (5)Jersey Shore State Bank (5)Little League Baseball International (5)David & Lynda Livingston / PDC SpasGeorge E. & Molly M. Logue, Jr. (5)John & Linda LundyWilliam & Lorraine Manos / FairfieldAuto Group (15)Patrick & Trisha MartyMcTish, Kunkel & Associates (5)Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association –North Central Chapter (5)PPL Electric Utilities Corp. (10) #Principles of Management Class –Penn CollegeSchool of Health Sciences 5 K Race/WalkLinda & Peter Schultz (10)Superior Plus Energy Services Inc. (10)Superior Wells Services, Inc.Robert & Kathy WalkerWilliamsport Hospital School ofNursing Alumni AssociationScott E. & Becky M. YeagleThomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Presidents’ CircleGifts in the range of $1,000 – $2,499Blaise J. Alexander / Blaise AlexanderFamily Dealerships (20)Arby’s of WilliamsportNeil & Karen ArmstrongAssociated Builders and Contractors, Inc. –Central PA Chapter (5)Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. –Keystone ChapterAtlas Energy, Inc.Autodesk, Inc.The Bartlett Tree Foundation (5)Bracalente Manufacturing Co., Inc. (5)John & Mary Anne Cahir (5)Campus Crusade for Christ – Penn CollegeKirk M. Cantor* (5)James D. & Maria C. Casale (5)Nicholas ’68 & Carol Catino (5)Glenwood R. Cheslock ’57John M. Confer ’75 (5) / Knight-ConferFuneral Home, Inc.CR Restaurant, Inc.Mark ’79 & Denise Cunningham (5)Mike* ’95 & Marsha Cunningham (10)Asesh K. Das* (5)David’s Bridal/Priscilla of BostonWilliam D. & Joyce E. Davis (5)Deloitte Foundation #Robb* & Emily DietrichBrent & Daria FishBill & Mary FishWilliam R. Gamber II ’59 (5)Susan (Metzker) ’87, Dave & Sara GehrumWilliam F. Geyer* & Dorothy J. Gerring* (5)Gilbane Building Company (5)George E. & Patricia B. Girio (5)Joseph & Cheryl Girio (5)Tom* & Mary* Gregory (15)The Hartman Agency, Inc. (5)Hensel Phelps Construction Co. (5)Highway Equipment & Supply Co. (10)Inf lection Energy, LLCJanney Montgomery Scott LLCStephen & Christine KaiserSandra G. Lakey* (15)Larson Design Group, Inc. (15)Larson, Kellett & Associates, P.C.Chad D. Livingston ’00Tom* & Sandra Livingstone (5)William J.* & Carolyn G. Martin (20)Randy L. & Debra A. MatternPeyton D. McDonaldDale ’62 & Sally Metzker (5)Steven D. ’85 & Maureen L. MetzkerElizabeth L. Meyer* (5)Michael H. ’79 & Debra M.* Miller (5)Ron* ’89 & Tina* ’03 Miller (5)Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (15)Brian R. Myers ’98Andy & Brenda NicholsMark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)PAGasDirectory.comPennsylvania Concrete MasonryAssociation (10)Birch & Annmarie Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc. (20)Don* & Kim Praster (15)PRIMUS Technologies Corporation (5)Charline M. Pulizzi /Labels by Pulizzi, Inc. (20)Jorge A. & Janet R. Querimit (10)Patricia J. Rambo (5)Brett A.* ’85 & Karen S. ’85 Reasner (15)22 One College Avenue Annual Report 2010-11

Gifts & DonationsBruce A. RichardsROC Service Company, LLCRoche Financial, Inc.Schneider-Valley Farms, Inc.Wayne R. Sheppard* ’97 (5)Sigma Pi, Theta-Phi ChapterHarold Sinclair ’75Paul* & Melissa StarkeySuzanne T. Stopper* (5)D. L. StroehmannStudent American Dental Hygienists’Association – Penn CollegeAlbert R. Styrcula (15)James* & Kathy Temple (10)Tioga County FoundationAmy P. Toole*Trumbull CorporationTurner Construction Company (5)United ConcordiaWayne Township Landfill (5)Richard & Kathleen Weilminster (5)The Williams FoundationWilliamsport Sun-Gazette Company (20)Woodlands Bank (10)E. Eugene Yaw & Ann S. PeppermanAnonymous (two gifts)Premier ClubGifts in the range of $500 – $999Brenda Abplanalp* (5)American Refining Group, Inc.Alicia S. Andrews*ARG Resources, Inc.G. Andrew Bartholomay*Michael & Donna BastianFrederick W. Becker* (15)Tom Billingsley ’72 (15)Stanley G. Boler*Borton-Lawson EngineeringChristy A. BowerRobert G.* & Nancy C.* ’81 Bowers (15)Marc E. Bridgens* (15)Robin Barnard Camerer ’74Glenn L. Campbell ’55CITGO Petroleum Corporation #Timothy & Ruthanne CrottyDonald M. Cunningham, Jr. (5)Deborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (5)Duboistown Garden ClubJames J. Folmar II* ’03D. Michael Frye ’73 / MurrayAssociates Architects (5)Ronald A. Garner* ’08Thomas & Sarah GehretAnita M. Gibbons / J. B. GibbonsConstruction, Inc.Good’s Tree Care, Inc.The H&K GroupRobert L. Hamaker ’84Mark D. & Judy K. HillEdgar* & Sandra* ’01 Hollingsworth (10)James P. Huffman / Huffman’s OfficeEquipment Co., Inc. (15)R. David* & Joann* Kay (15)Janet Kryder* ’87Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (15)Keith & Jennifer Kuzio (10)Todd W. Leister* (10)Adam H. Lester ’02Lindy Paving Inc.Joseph Loehr* (15)Gerri Luke* (5)Lutron Foundation (5)Edward & Sharon MadalisJennifer McLean*McNerney, Page, Vanderlin & Hall (5)Med Group LTD.Larry* & Ginni* Michael (10)Mid Atlantic Equipment ManagementAssociation, Inc.Joseph A. Miele, Jr.* ’74Chris Miller* (5)Linda Morris* (15)Russell A. & Lizabeth Self Mullens (5)The Muncy Bank and Trust Company (5)Natural Energy Development CorporationNorthcentral PA Chapter of C.S.I. (5)Walt* ’67 & Marion Nyman (15)Lisette Ormsbee* (5)Packaging Corporation of AmericaRobert & Ann Pangborn (5)Karen Woland Payne* (15)John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)R. H. Marcon, Inc.Jeffrey & Christine ’69 Rauff (5)Larue Reese* (15)Residence Life Staff – Penn CollegeBrent RinedollerPeter & Connie Rizzo +John P. ’68 & Marian L. ’68 RyanBlair & Alice* ’84 Schuster (15)E. B. Schuster Contracting, Inc. (10) #Robert & Marie SecorJames R. Shoemaker +Mark & Connie SitlerJo Ann Stephens (10)Students in Free Enterprise – Penn CollegeDavid L. Turney* ’01 (10)ValleyCrest Landscape Company (5)Ronald A. WalkoSteven H. Wallace* (5)Don WaltmanMarshall & Melissa WelchWilliam C. West*Wheeland Lumber Co., Inc. (5)Dennis R. Williams*John & Sue Young / YoungIndustries, Inc. (10)Anonymous (one gift)Scholars’ ClubGifts in the range of $250 – $499Advanced Painting Systems, Inc.Alcoa Foundation #American Infrastructure (10)Candace Baran* ’76 (5)Craig L. Bardman ’78 (10)Tom & Jane Bixler (5)Kimberly L. Bolig* (5)Everett Brandt ’66 (5)Samuel N. Bressi ’04The Brickman Group, Ltd. (5)David Y. BrouseJames R. Carpenter ’07Jeannette F. Carter* (15)Chief Oil & Gas, LLCRoger D. Chilson ’77Construction Management Association –Penn CollegeCliff* & Kathy* Coppersmith (5)Cummins Power Systems, Inc.Wendy Cunningham* ’03 (5)D&S Elite Construction, Inc.Elizabeth A. Dahlgren (5)Christopher & Jayne Day +Natalie O. DeLeonardis* (5)Marianne E. DePasqua* (5)Michael* ’02 & Mary Ditchfield (10)Richard L. Druckenmiller* (10)Evangelical Community Hospital (5)Margaret M. Faust*Robert G. Feaster ’73 / The RobertFeaster Corporation (10)Jack ’95 & Karen* Fessler (5)Curt & Valerie* FesslerJim* & Noreen ’82 Finkler (10)Robert M. & Karen M. Fisher (15)Forestry Technology Faculty –Penn CollegeRobert E. & Lana K. Forse (5)Friends at the Priscilla of BostonCharlestown FacilityFriends of Garth EverettFrontier CommunicationsThe GE Foundation #H. Wayne Gensimore ’75 (5)Karl E. Gochnauer ’71 (5)Jim Green* (5)Patti Haefner* ’01 (5)HalliburtonJennifer Hammond* ’86 (10)Daniel & Susan* Hartranft (10)Robert S. Heiser* (10)Carol Herrmann (10)Abram & Mildred HodesInformation Technology Faculty –Penn College (10)James Craft & Son, Inc.William W. Johnson, Jr. ’77 (5)Frederick J. Kaczor + (5)Rudolph & Carol* Kafer (5)Larry D. Kauffman*Dianne S. Keister* ’93 (10)Michael KellyCharles F.* & Susan E.* Kemnitz (15)Terry J. Kervin ’72Monica J. Lanczak* (15)Phillip D. & Gail B. Landers (15)Kathryn A. Lehman* (15)Lundy ConstructionLycoming County Paralegal Association (5)Paul E. Mach* (15)Machine Shop Faculty – Penn College (10)Mascaro Construction Company, L.P.Vincent J. & Susan S. MatteoJoan L. McFadden* (5)Edmund C. Metzger ’90 \ ECM RealtyManagement, Inc.Emily B. Miller* ’02 (5)Andrew B. Mitterling ’04 (5)Paul F. Mueller ’07Louis E. Myers* (15)Barbara Natell* (10)Michael & Paula* ’09 NealMorton B. NeelyScott D. Neuhard* (5)Donna L. O’Neill ’80 (5)Dave* ’93 & Gail Pentz (15)Andree P. PhillipsHarry L. Rall* (15)Christopher B. Reifsteck ’90 /CB Reifsteck ConstructionConstance A. Rice* ’09 (15)Dennis F. Ringling* (5)LeAnn Ritter*Douglas J. Roan ’77 (10)Paul H. & Tacie E. Rooney, Jr. (10)Pat Scheib* (10)Debra L. Shadle* ’97 (10)Doreen W. Shope* (5)Walter* ’04 & Erin S.* ’05 ShultzSt. Joseph the Worker ParishLinda L. Strous* ’92Student Nurses Association of Penn CollegeFrederick* & Michele Terry (5)Mark Trueman* (5)Tulpehocken Garden Club (5)Christopher H. Van Stavoren* (10)Robert M. Vaughn* ’83 (5)Volvo Construction EquipmentNorth America, Inc. (5)Cletus Waldman, Jr.* ’99 (10)Elery J. Walizer* &Charlinda A. Collins (10)Brian D. Walton* ’09Lawrence A. Ward ’66Sharon K. Waters*Barbara Wayne-Mellott* (5)Linda S. Weaver*Welding Faculty – Penn College (5)Bernadine Welickovitch* ’08 (15)West Branch Valley Associationof Realtors Inc.Levon A. Whitmyer* ’94Tom Wilson* (10)Todd S. Woodling* ’82 (5)David ZartmanAnonymous (five gifts)Century ClubGifts in the range of $100 – $249Accounting Faculty – Penn College (10)Barbara Ann Adzema* (5)Airgas East, Inc.Michael S. Albright ’78 /Albright’s LandscapingAmelie Construction & SupplyDavid L. Anderson ’66 (15)Kenneth D. Angstadt ’93 (5)Travis C. Arentz ’87 (15)David J. Armstrong ’75 (5)Thomas E. Ask* (10)Sharon G. Auker* (5)Aviation Faculty and Staff – Penn CollegeJames E.* ’72 & Mary Jane* ’02 Baier (10)Heather L. Baldwin* (15)Bank of America #Mark D. ’82 & Shari K. BardoEric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (5)John R. Bartolomucci*Gerald D. Baumgardner* (15)Bechtel Group Foundation #Daniel R. Bennett* ’07Timothy L. Bergerstock ’80 (10)Philip G. Berry*Beta Sigma Phi Sorority# Matching Gift Company * Penn College Employee (as of August 1, 2011) + Parent of current student or alumnus (5) Five or more years of consecutive giving(10) Ten or more years of consecutive giving (15) Fifteen or more years of consecutive giving (20) Twenty or more years of consecutive giving (25) Twenty-five or more years of consecutive givingFall 2011 23

Gifts & DonationsElizabeth Biddle* ’03Billtown Cab Company, Inc.Jay A. Blackwell ’80 / ByDesignConsultants, Inc.Melinda R. Blanton ’83 (5)Lisa* ’03 & Mike Bock (5)Dorlan* & Deb* Books (10)Carl J. Bower, Jr.* ’05 (5)Matthew Branca*Michael L.* & Jean M.* ’10 Bremigen (5)Brian F. Brogan ’82Gary E. Brouse ’67 (5)Delores BrownStacey J. Brown*Bruce & Merrilees Electric CompanyJared M. Butcosk ’96 (5)Kelly Butzler*LaDonna Caldwell* ’03Mindy Lea Carr* ’99Kimberly Cassel*Central PA Health InformationManagement Association (5)Daniel K. Christopher*Clark Contractors, Inc.Bob & Susan* Teisher (15)John E. Clayberger ’69 (5)Jack A. Coates ’75 (5)Ned S. Coates & Gayle Peters-Coates (5)Nancy J. Cochran* (10)David & Donna* ’81 ColleyWilliam S. Collins, Jr. ’67Gary L. Collister ’61Timothy R. Conrad ’82 (10)Dawn M. Cool* (15)Jeffery L. ’76 & Brenda K. ’85 Cowles (10)John R. Cuprisin*Randall K. Curry*Stephen J. Dagle ’68Gary M. Dahler, Jr. ’85 (5)Kara Lynn Daneker*William E. Davis ’71 (5)Edward L. DayPaul D. Dembowski ’90Dental Hygiene Students of NorthamptonCommunity CollegeTammie J. Dewert ’80Gary R. Di Palma*Lynette Di Paolo*James E. Doebler* ’66 (15)Adelle M. Dotzel* (15)Drafting Faculty – Penn CollegeCharles A.* ’78 & Linda K. ’83 Duda (10)Robert & Maureen Dunham (10)Electronics & Computer EngingeeringTechnology Faculty – Penn College (5)Bruce* ’92 & Cindy ’96 EmigEmployees of County ElectricSupply Co., Inc.Jon R. Engel ’60Keith English* (10)Donald & Carleen Eodice +Robert M. Eppley, Jr. ’79Jody L. Fausey*William H. FeddersenRichard A. Fedor +Judith A. Fink* ’95Jack E. Fisher* ’73 (10)Stephen W. FisherDarryl B. Flamer ’79Ashley Follmer*Crystal Follmer*Roy Fontaine* (15)James R. & Ginna M. FooteChristopher M. Fry ’06Connie E. Funk* (15)Joseph Geffre*Dennis E. Gilbert* ’03Terry A.* & Susan H. Girdon (15)DeWayne C. Greenawalt, Jr.* ’91 (10)Greg L. Gulich ’74 (15)Stephen* ’99 & Calleen ’73 Haefner (15)Matthew R. Haile* ’06Eric D. Haines ’88Thomas J. Hamm ’06Cheryl Y. Hammond* ’95Stacey C. Hampton*Bonita E. HannisFloyd & Marilyn HarnedRobert HarnedBradley B. Harris ’78Jess & Daiva Harris +R.L. Hartzell* (5)Gene L. Haupt* (5)Kenneth F. Healy ’01Veronica L. Hemenway* ’93 (10)Richard K. Hendricks* ’96 (5)Edward A. Henninger* (10)Elizabeth L. Herritt ’84 (10)Harry Hintz* ’81 (10)Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79Horticulture Club – Penn CollegeJoseph A. Humphrey ’94Jessica S. Hunter*Kevin W. & Kathleen M. HyattLou Ann Ireland ’99J H Construction ServicesWendy D. Janerella ’00Frederick C. Janson II ’08Thomas E. Kammerling*Mark S. & Gloria K. KarasekTeresa A. Keafer ’05 (5)Mary Lee Kelly*Troy B. ’85 & Kathleen A.* Kelsey (10)Vicki Killian (5)*Ron Kodish* (5)Kathy M. Kolb ’80Howard W. & Martha J. Kremser (5)Jacob P. Kuchera ’74 (10)James D. Kustanbauter ’69L & N Interior Systems, Inc.David J. Lach ’75 (5)Albert & Elaine* ’79 Lambert (5)Mary Ann R. Lampman* (15)Michelle A. Latshaw* (5)Georgia R. Laudenslager* (5)Joseph E. LeBlanc* (5)Denise S. Leete* (5)Carroll V. Leibensperger ’45 (5)Jacklyn R. Leitzel*Jim* & Betty* Lentz (5)James G. & Karen A. Logue III (5)Wayne R. & Kathie E. Longbrake (15)Jeffrey F. Lorson*Donald J. Luke* (15)Corey M. Lutz ’11Penny Griffin Lutz*William L. Lutz ’70David L. ’82 & Kathleen A. ’94 MaciejewskiSue Mahaffey* ’83Suzann L. Major* ’96 (10)Sandra Lane Malinich ’01Richard L. Manny*Donald & Cathy MartinDorothy M. Mathers* (15)David C. McCloskey ’81Judy F. McConnell* (5)Steve McCoy* ’84 (10)Mary L. McGarvey ’71Kenneth & Florence McKeownNicholas Melillo & Norma SawdyDonald H. Metzker ’57Crystal D. Michael* ’89 (10)Joseph & Ann Miglio (15)Deborah Savoy MiklavcicDavid A. Miller ’09Denise R. Miller* ’93 (5)Donna R. Miller (5)Joe S. Miller* (10)Kyle S. Miller ’10Linda J. Miller* ’88Marc A. Miller* (5)Richard E. Miller ’59 (5)Shane M. Miller ’04Randall* & Jill* ’82 Monroe (5)Shelley Moore*Moretrench American CorporationMount Nittany Medical Center (5)Rose A. Mumbauer ’09Michael J. Nau* ’03 (5)Paul A. Novak ’75Nurses of Susquehanna HealthMelissa R. Paisley ’04Marilyn L. Palmer* + (15)Virginia A. PalmerGordon H. ’77 & Victoria F. ’79 PapkeParamedic Faculty and Staff – Penn CollegePatrinicola Family (5)Jennifer Anne Patterson ’02 (5)Carol A. Paulhamus* (5)Albert L. Pavis, Jr. ’98Juliann T. Pawlak*Penn College PoliceCharlene Peter* (10)The Peter Herdic HouseRestaurant and Inn (5)Warren A. Peter ’74 / Warren PeterConstruction, Inc. (5)Phi Theta KappaJudy L. Phillips* (5)Karen L. Plankenhorn* ’06 (5)Plastics Faculty – Penn CollegeSteven J. Pletcher ’93Poly Grower GreenhouseConstruction, LLCJason D. Praster ’05Bruce G. PrattPromech, LLCDavid A. Quinn ’07Radiography Faculty – Penn College (5)Eric Ranck* (5)Michael D. Reardon ’87 (10)Katie M. Reed* ’00 (5)Mark A. Rice* ’98D. Ed Rightmire ’42Debbie L. RinedollerNina RinedollerJoann S. Rishel ’55Edward L. Roadarmel* (15)Candace Rook* (15)Patricia M. RussellRyder System Charitable Foundation, Inc. #Richard Sahn* (10)Corey A. Sarver ’97 (5)Matthew ’04 & Lindsay SarverJoan Schell* (10)School of Industrial & EngineeringTechnologies – Penn CollegePaul ’63 & Shirley Schriner (5)Chet & Pam Schuman (10)Patricia A. Scott* ’71 (5)Amelia A. Seaton*Glenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Tex E. & Linda L. Shaffer +Janet A. Sherman* (15)Judith P. ShimpJoseph G. Sick (10)Joette M. Siertle* ’81Sigma Nu FraternityCarol T. Sims* (10)Ski and Snowboard Club – Penn CollegeRodney L. Smeal ’77 (10)Robbin S. Smith ’76Nate Smyth*John E. Squeri ’96Kathy Stahl*Jean & Marvin Staiman (15)Nicole S. Staron*Luther S. Stauffer ’74 (5)David A. Sterling ’83 (5)Julie A. Sticklin ’83 (10)Craig L. Strada ’80Matthew J. Strine ’04Joseph R. Stryker ’56Student Society of Surgical Technologists –Penn CollegeKaren Stugart* ’83 (10)Suburban Contractors Association ofPennsylvania, Inc.Mary A. Sullivan* ’79 (10)Susquehanna Imaging Associates, Inc. (5)Linda Szuhaj* ’03Richard C. Taylor* (10)Jocelyn T. Thomas ’01 (15)William & Thalia Twaddell (5)Todd L. ’91 & Amy L.* ’91 Twist (5)Sara M. Ulrich* ’09William B. Urosevich* (15)Chalmer C. Van Horn ’58Edward A. Vavra* (15)Thomas Venditti* (5)Thomas J. & Kimberly A.* ’03 Venti (5)Sarah Verrastro* ’82 (5)Katherine A. Walker* ’98 (10)Bryan J. Waltz* ’93Daniel* ’10 & Darlene* ’83 Warner (5)Jeff Weaver*Robert C. Weaver, Jr. ’75Ronald H. ’78 & Dalene M. ’79 Webb (10)Kristine H. WeberSharon M. Weiler* ’78 (15)Gary R. Wentzel ’70Robert M. Werkmeister* ’95Jacqueline B. Werts ’70Tim* & Ann WestonKate M. Wetzel* (5)24 One College Avenue Annual Report 2010-11

Gifts & DonationsJudith M. Folmar ’86Jim Folmar* ’89James J. Folmar II* ’03Jenny Maurer* ’04 (10)AnonymousTracy A. Garis ’11Barbara Ann Adzema* (5)Association for ComputingMachinery – Penn CollegeChristine E. Atkins* ’97James E.* ’72 &Mary Jane Baier* ’02 (10)William & Valerie* ’87 Baier (10)Shelley Bamonte*Candace Baran* ’76 (5)Patricia A. Beckman*Brittany Berardelli*John & Karen Blaschak (20)Kimberly L. Bolig* (5)James W. & Cynthia Mengel Bower (5)Stacey J. Brown*Campus Crusade for Christ –Penn CollegeKimberly Cassel*David & Donna* ’81 ColleyDesirae L. Cunningham*Jim Cunningham* ’96 (15)Kara Lynn Daneker*Erin M. Datteri*Natalie P. DelkerDental Hygiene Students ofNorthampton Community CollegeArlene L. Deppen* ’64Sonja J. DerkitsRobb* & Emily DietrichLisa M. Dincher*Deborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (5)James R.* & Shanin L.* DoughertyE. B. Schuster Contracting, Inc. (10) #Jack ’95 & Karen* Fessler (5)Curt & Valerie* FesslerJim* & Noreen ’82 Finkler (10)Ashley Follmer*Crystal Follmer*Robert L. & Kathryn E. FryCheryl A. GarisCharles J. & Sarah J. Gearhart +John M. Gearhart ’10Richard & Joan* Gilbert (15)Davie Jane Gilmour* (20)Donald T. & Barbara S. GlassKristin Good ’05Jim Green* (5)Tom F.* & Mary D.* Gregory (15)Lori Guthrie*Andrew J. Gutkowski*Patti Haefner* ’01 (5)Lisa K. Hamm*Kristi L. Hammaker*Stacey C. Hampton*Jill A. Hanford*Sara M. Hart*Daniel & Susan* Hartranft (10)Jo-Anne Hayden-WilliamsMatthew C. Helf*Sara R. Hillis*Mary A. HollickJessica S. Hunter*Bonnie Ingram* (5)Brian M. Johnson*Leonard J. & Virginia K. KeeverLeonard S. & Bernadine B. KeeverTroy B. ’85 & Kathleen A.* Kelsey (10)Klingerman Family (5)Jaimee L. Kopp*Melissa KougherChris E. Kule*Georgia R. Laudenslager* (5)Jacklyn R. Leitzel*Jim* & Betty* Lentz (5)Amy S. Lingg*George E. & Molly M. Logue (5)Penny Griffin Lutz*Sue Mahaffey* ’83Annemarie MarianniWilliam J.* & Carolyn G. Martin (20)Patrick & Trisha MartyEugene M. McAvoy*Judy F. McConnell* (5)Jennifer McLean*Lee D. Michels ’11Tarah S. Mileto* ’92 (5)Michael H. ’79 & Debra M.* Miller (5)Denise R. Miller* ’93 (5)Kyle S. Miller ’10Shawnalee Miller*Hope Miller-Cupp*Randall* & Jill* ’82 Monroe (5)Sarah V. Moore*Shelley Moore*Linda Morris* (15)Marion C. Mowery*Rhonda L. Murray*Michael & Paula* Neal ’09Marilyn L. Palmer* + (15)John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Penn College AlliancePenn College PoliceMichael D. Penwell*E. Eugene Yaw & Ann S. PeppermanCharlene Peter* (10)Phi Theta KappaJudy L. Phillips* (5)Don* & Kim Praster (15)Jeffrey & Christine ’69 Rauff (5)Brett A.* ’85 &Karen S. ’85 Reasner (15)Residence Life Staff – Penn CollegeAnne L. Rice (5) &Richard P. MatukonisConstance A. Rice* ’09 (15)Candace Rook* (15)Robert R. & Angeline A. RuchBradley T. Rydbom ’10Keith M. Saboski ’06Melanie A. Scaife*School of Industrial & EngineeringTechnologies – Penn CollegeJohn R. & Cynthia A. SchraderBlair & Alice* ’84 Schuster (15)Glenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Doreen C. Shannon* ’00Walter* ’04 & Erin S.* ’05 ShultzSigma Nu FraternitySigma Pi, Theta-Phi ChapterShannon L. Skaluba*Ski and Snowboard Club –Penn CollegeCarl R. Slater Jr.Blair E. Smith* ’09Marie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Bridgette R. Snyder*Molly Steele-Schrimp* ’08Lucinda L. Stephens*Barry* & Barb Stiger (10)Susan Stopper*Suzanne T. Stopper* (5)Tina Strayer*Elliott* & Carolyn* Strickland (10)Student American Dental Hygienists’Association – Penn CollegeStudent Government Association –Penn CollegeStudent Nurses Association ofPenn CollegeLinda Szuhaj* ’03Bob & Susan* Teisher (15)Thomas J. & Kimberly A.* ’03 Venti (5)Elizabeth Verbos*Salvatore R. Vitko ’01Roxanna J. Walker*Brian D. Walton* ’09Martin D. & Cathie D. WardSharon M. Weiler* ’78 (15)Lisa M. Welker*Gayle WhitesellJennifer L. Whitmoyer*Brenda Wiegand*Danielle Willits*Andrew ’08 & Katia WisnerWolyniec Construction, Inc.Janet L. Wool* (5)Kathy S. Wurster*Erin M. Yeagle*Carl D. & Jane L. Yerty +Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)AnonymousGenelle GatsosRenee Y. Bitler*Kimberly L. Bolig* (5)Deborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (5)Dennis L.* & Kay E.* DunklebergerHenriette K. Evans* (5)Angela L. Frontz*Jennifer Hammond* ’86 (10)Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79Charles F.* & Susan E.* Kemnitz (15)Shawnalee Miller*Juliann T. Pawlak*Pat Scheib* (10)Walter J.* ’04 & Erin S.* ’05 ShultzJoette M. Siertle* ’81Melissa M. Stocum*Gary J. Stoudt*Joseph B. Gehret ’38Thomas & Sarah GehretPaul W. GoldfederAbram & Mildred HodesArthur O. GreenJames R. Botsford ’55Franklin E. GregoryBarry* & Barb Stiger (10)Dalton GroveThe College Store at Penn CollegeLuke J. HaefnerJanet C. HurwitzDenise R. Miller* ’93 (5)Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (15)Barry* & Barb Stiger (10)James A. HannisDebra Q. Bechtel*Bonita E. HannisElizabeth L. Meyer* (5)Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (15)Pennsylvania College of TechnologyLarue Reese* (15)Barbara Wayne-Mellott* (5)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Alfred L. Hauser ’58Keith English* (10)Stephanie HazelJames E. Hazel ’68Carl HillGary M. Dahler, Jr. ’85 (5)Mark D. & Judy K. HillBruce A. RichardsRobert L. HiteThe Hite CompanyMohammed Shamsul HudaJoan Schell* (10)Barbara JohnsonEric R. ’92 & Jodi H. AckermanEd & Linda AlbertsRomain & Evelyn BastianMichael & Donna BastianKenneth I. BerningerBeta Sigma Phi SororityBilltown Cab Company, Inc.Christy A. BowerJames & Emily DouthatRonald G. & Beverly M. GearhartSteven A. & Sheila Quinn HartungRichard D. JohnsonMark S. & Gloria K. KarasekJoan F. ReitmeyerCarla R. RhoneTerri Associates, Inc.Edward C. & Deborah A. WilliamsScott E. & Becky M. YeagleGeorge W. & Beatrice M. KahlePhilip A. Kahle ’72Beth Ann LambKaren L. Plankenhorn* ’06 (5)Cletus Waldman, Jr.* ’99 (10)Charlotte Knerr LazarKimberly L. Bolig* (5)David Letscher ’64 / Gary LevanHarry L. Rall* (15)Brian E. Liles ’98Kirk M. Cantor* (5)Tim* & Ann Weston# Matching Gift Company * Penn College Employee (as of August 1, 2011) + Parent of current student or alumnus (5) Five or more years of consecutive giving(10) Ten or more years of consecutive giving (15) Fifteen or more years of consecutive giving (20) Twenty or more years of consecutive giving (25) Twenty-five or more years of consecutive givingFall 2011 29

Gifts & DonationsJames E. LogueNed S. Coates &Gayle Peters-Coates (5)Charles F.* & Susan E.* Kemnitz (15)James G. & Karen A. Logue III (5)Mark D.* & Kathleen A. Noe (5)Patrinicola Family (5)The Peter Herdic HouseRestaurant and InnBrett A.* ’85 &Karen S. ’85 Reasner (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)David A. LondonSandra L. Karnes*Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (15)Sandra G. Lakey* (15)Mary Ann R. Lampman* (15)Jeri Moser* ’97 (5)Bill ’64 & Veronica* Muzic (15)Brett A.* ’85 &Karen S. ’85 Reasner (15)Marjorie Withers* ’73Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)AnonymousHugh MacMullanEdward A. Vavra* (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Walter & Nancy MadalisEdward & Sharon MadalisRichard K. & June I. MaderMichael H. ’79 & Debra M.* Miller (5)Harvey A. MartinWilliam J.* & Carolyn G. Martin (20)Devin C. MatternRandy L. & Debra A. MatternConnie L. Sanchez ’83Clair A. & Mary S. MillerMarc A. Miller* (5)Donna E. MoserMark W. Moser ’86Donald J. Myers, Jr.Deloitte Foundation #Brian R. Myers ’98Harold L. NewtonKenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (15)Joseph Loehr* (15)Ramon H. PalmerVirginia A. PalmerRobert E. Parrish ’88Kenneth J. Kinley* ’01 (15)Tom* & Sandra Livingstone (5)Karen E. Wright* ’84 (5)Basil Perin, Sr.Richard J. Perin ’70 (5)David B. PersonFrederick W. Becker* (15)Michael* ’02 & Mary Ditchfield (10)Marie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Jana PutnamRudolph & Carol* Kafer (5)Kathryn A. Lehman* (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Alex D. Rinedoller ’08Therese M. AndersonJ. Cohen & C. CohenDavid J. ConnellyDavid’s Bridal / Priscilla of BostonGerald DurkeeEmployees of County ElectricSupply Co., Inc.Employees of County Electric,Esco Electric, Fairlite Electric, I/OSolutions and ControlsJames R. & Ginna M. FooteFriends at the Priscilla of BostonCharlestown FacilityLinda FungKenneth & Ann GreenFloyd & Marilyn HarnedRobert HarnedHockey CrewMichael KellyKaren LawKenneth & Florence McKeownNicholas Melillo & Norma SawdyPhilip L. & Debbie A. RicciardiBrent RinedollerDebbie L. RinedollerEleanor F. RinedollerNina RinedollerRinedoller FamilyElaine J. SchiffStephanie WaltmanKristine H. WeberAnonymousKenneth D. RothrockAaron J. Rothrock ’04Mary Beth SaarBrenda Abplanalp* (5)Barbara Ann Adzema* (5)James E.* ’72 &Mary Jane Baier* ’02 (10)Heather L. Baldwin* (15)Candace Baran* ’76 (5)Eric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (5)Patricia A. Beckman*Brittany Berardelli*Jean M. Bremigen* ’10 (5)Jeannette F. Carter* (15)Bob & Susan* Teisher (15)David & Donna* ’81 ColleyDawn M. Cool* (15)Dennis L.* & Verna J. Correll (15)Kara Lynn Daneker*Robb* & Emily DietrichDeborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (5)Jack ’95 & Karen* Fessler (5)Raymond* ’76 & Linda* Fischer (10)Rhonda A. Fisher*Angela L. Frontz*Scott A. Geist*Richard & Joan* Gilbert (15)Jim Green* (5)Gloria J. HackenburgPatti Haefner* ’01 (5)Lisa K. Hamm*Kristi L. Hammaker*Jennifer Hammond* ’86 (10)Stacey C. Hampton*LeAnn M. Henry* (5)Michael J. Hersh*Mary E. Hibbs* ’84Sara R. Hillis*Jessica S. Hunter*R. David* & Joann* Kay (15)Dianne S. Keister* ’93 (10)Logan W. ’85 &Brenda M. Kline* ’87 (5)Lynne Horner Koskie*Jacklyn R. Leitzel*Jim* & Betty* Lentz (5)Amy S. Lingg*Jenny Maurer* ’04 (10)Judy F. McConnell* (5)Jennifer McLean*Michael H. ’79 & Debra M.* Miller (5)Denise R. Miller* ’93 (5)Shawnalee Miller*Dawn M. Moore*Shelley Moore*Linda Morris* (15)Rhonda L. Murray*Lisette Ormsbee* (5)Jeanne L. Ott* (5)Marilyn L. Palmer* + (15)John ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Nancy C. Petrosky* (5)Judy L. Phillips* (5)Katie M. Reed* ’00 (5)Andrew M. Richardson*Keith M. Saboski ’06Heidi A. Samsel*Melanie A. Scaife*Pat Scheib* (10)Rhonda L. Shableski*Glenn ’88 & Myra* ’85 Shaffer (15)Doreen C. Shannon* ’00Joette M. Siertle* ’81Shannon L. Skaluba*Blair E. Smith* ’09Lucinda L. Stephens*Barry* & Barb Stiger (10)Tina Strayer*Elliott* & Carolyn* Strickland (10)Susan Swank-Caschera*Marie Van Ess*Daniel* ’10 & Darlene* ’83 Warner (5)Linda S. Weaver*Kate M. Wetzel* (5)Brenda Wiegand*Danielle L. Willits*Lisa Worth*Rick D.* &Theresa M.* ’82 Wyland (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)AnonymousJohn A. SavoyDeborah Savoy MiklavcicCarol A. Savoy ’73Robbin S. Smith ’76Wayne M. SchellJoan Schell* (10)Robert M. ShawJoan Schell* (10)Trevor A. ShoemakerJames R. Shoemaker +Dr. John T. ShumanJohn ’75 & Lenore* Penfield (5)Hazel S. SinclairHarold Sinclair ’75Dean L. SolomonSandy Carlson* (5)Adelle M. Dotzel* (15)LeAnn M. Henry* (5)Thomas E. Kammerling*Laurie K. Kiss*Edwin G. Owens*Dr. Otto L. Sonder, Jr.Jim* & Noreen ’82 Finkler (10)Maxine L. Stiff lerLycoming County ParalegalAssociationDwight E. StoltzfusKay D. Stoltzfus (5)Ronald E. ThompsonRudolph & Carol* Kafer (5)Ron Kodish* (5)Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (15)Emily B. Miller* ’02 (5)Judy Quinti* (5)William B. Urosevich* (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Russell M. Trapp, Jr.Marianne E. DePasqua* (5)Joan L. McFadden* (5)Rita UlrichUnited Technologies #William T. WardJames E.* ’72 &Mary Jane Baier* ’02 (10)Richard & Joan* Gilbert (15)DeWayne C. Greenawalt, Jr.* ’91 (10)Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79Mark* & Diane KieserMary Ann R. Lampman* (15)Kathryn A. Lehman* (15)Crystal D. Michael* ’89 (10)Karen Woland Payne* (15)Brett A.* ’85 &Karen S. ’85 Reasner (15)Marie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Thomas* &Kimberly* ’96 Speicher (15)Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)Allyson Wilgar-JonesMindy Lea Carr* ’99Mary Ann Davis ’95 (5)Jane E. Donovan*Deborah A. Dougherty* ’10 (5)Margaret M. Faust*Clarice K. Fox ’02Tina Bradley Gain ’99Lou Ann Ireland ’99Michelle A. Latshaw* (5)30 One College Avenue Annual Report 2010-11

Gifts & DonationsSandra Lane Malinich ’01Dorothy M. Mathers* (15)Brian K. Mull ’05Nurses of Susquehanna HealthCarol A. Paulhamus* (5)Terri Stone*Thomas Zimmerman* ’67 &June Kilgus-Zimmerman ’71 (15)James U. WilkinsJ. Michael Wilkins ’80 (5)James & Joyce WolyniecBessie M. EdwardsBarry* & Barb Stiger (10)James & Michele Wolyniec, Jr. /Wolyniec Construction, Inc. (5)Joseph M. Younes ’01Eric L. ’85 & Judith L.* ’83 Barr (5)Robert L. ’65 & JoAnne M. BiglerRichard L. Druckenmiller* (10)Bruce* ’92 & Cindy ’96 EmigSteven A. Harp ’10Jon W.* & Stacie R. HartPaul A. Hileman ’97Mary Ann Hollenbach* ’79Kenneth* ’79 & Diana* Kuhns (15)Carol A. Paulhamus* (5)Brian S. Rolley ’01Marie Groulx Smith* ’95 (10)Martin L. Steach ’02Todd S. Woodling* ’82 (5)Danielle M. YoungKevin W. & Kathleen M. HyattRudolph & Carol* Kafer (5)Andrea Mull* ’87Special EventsDinner & AuctionAcme Barbecue & Catering Co.Ed & Linda AlbertsBlaise J. AlexanderAllison Crane & RiggingAnadarko Petroleum CorporationNeil & Karen ArmstrongB&S Picture Frames, Inc.Michael & Donna BastianJohn A. & Karen A. Blaschak /Fisher Mining CompanyChief Oil & GasRonald & Rosey CiminiCitizens & Northern BankAl & Jane ’91 ClappsDavid ColleyCommunity Arts CenterTimothy & Ruthanne CrottyCunningham FamilyJim CunninghamMark ’79 & Denise CunninghamMike* ’95 & Marsha CunninghamRobb & Emily DietrichRobert & Maureen DunhamFairfield Auto GroupJames & Ophelia FetterFirst National Bank of PennsylvaniaBrent & Daria FishBill & Mary FishRobert E. & Lana K. ForseFlat Iron SalonWilliam GeyerAnita M. Gibbons / J. B. GibbonsConstruction, Inc.Fred GilmourThe Hartman Agency, Inc.Huffman’s Office Equipment Co.Leslie JamesJoanna’s Italian Bakery & SpecialtiesSteven P. & Mary Ann ’99 JohnsonStephen & Christine KaiserKlingerman FamilyKnight-Confer Funeral HomeKeith & Jennifer KuzioChad D. Livingston ’00David & Lynda LivingstonGeorge E. & Molly M. LogueM & T BankSue MajorWilliam & Carolyn MartinPatrick & Trisha MartyMcNerney, Page, Vanderlin & HallAnne MeyerVeronica MuzicAndy & Brenda NicholsMichael PattersonFrank G. PellegrinoBirch & Annmarie Phillips /Phillips Supply House, Inc.Paul & Tacie RooneyPeter & Linda SchultzMark & Connie SitlerSteven & Margaret SlebodaPaul & Melissa StarkeyBarry & Barb StigerElliott & Carolyn StricklandD. L. StroehmannMichael & Kim VuocoloBob & Kathy WalkerRonald & Patricia WalkoIan WalshDon WaltmanBob WayneMarshall & Melissa WelchRay & Regina WheelandKeith M. Whitesel ’99Terry WildJames & Michele Wolyniec, Jr. /Wolyniec Construction, Inc.Woodlands BankE. Eugene Yaw & Ann S. PeppermanJohn & Sue Young / Young Industries, Inc.Twenty-Fifth Annual Spring Golf ClassicThe 25th Annual Spring Golf Classic, featuring golf professional Craig Stadler,raised $50,600 for the Penn College Golf Classic Endowed Scholarship Fund.Player SponsorsRalph S. Alberts Co., Inc.Allison Crane & RiggingBlaise Alexander Family DealershipsBlue Cross of Northeastern PennsylvaniaCable Services Co., Inc.C&I Boiler Repair, Inc.James & Maria CasaleFairfield Auto GroupFirst National Bank of PennsylvaniaFish Real EstateFisher Mining CompanyGirio Agency, Inc.The Hartman GroupHRI, Inc.Janney Montgomery ScottJersey Shore State BankJersey Shore Steel CompanyKnight-Confer Funeral Home, Inc.Little League BaseballM&T BankPeyton D. McDonaldMcTish, Kunkel & AssociatesPDC SpasPhillips Supply House Inc.Francis Powers MDRoche FinancialSchneider-Valley Farms DairySuperior Plus Energy ServicesRobert P. WalkerWheeland Lumber Co., Inc.Williamsport Sun-GazetteWolyniec Construction, Inc.Tournament UnderwritersTitle SponsorWolyniec Construction, Inc.In memory of James T. Wolyniec, Sr.(1937 – 2009)Tournament Sponsor ($5,000 +)Fisher Mining CompanyPro Sponsor ($2,500 +)Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc.The Klingerman FamilyM&T BankChampagne Toast Sponsor ($2,500)Cable Services Co., Inc.Hospitality Sponsor ($1,000 – $2,499)First National Bank of PennsylvaniaThe Hartman GroupLarson, Kellett & Associates, P.C.PRIMUS Technologies CorporationAl StyrculaGift Sponsor ($500 – $999)Highway Equipment & Supply Co.The Muncy Bank & Trust CompanyWoodlands BankPlayer PrizesHuffman’s Office Equipment Co., Inc.Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Officeof Institutional Advancement staff has workeddiligently to make this list complete andaccurate. If you find an error or omission,we sincerely apologize. Please contact:Institutional Advancement Office at 570-320-8000 with any additions or corrections,email onecollegeavenue@pct.edu, or writeto Institutional Advancement Office DIF 64,Pennsylvania College of Technology, OneCollege Avenue, Williamsport, PA 17701.# Matching Gift Company * Penn College Employee (as of August 1, 2011) + Parent of current student or alumnus (5) Five or more years of consecutive giving(10) Ten or more years of consecutive giving (15) Fifteen or more years of consecutive giving (20) Twenty or more years of consecutive giving (25) Twenty-five or more years of consecutive givingFall 2011 31

Gifts & Donations2011 Donor WallAn April 2011 reception at the Donor Wall in the Studentand Administrative Services Center recognized thefollowing individuals and corporations who became partof the wall or moved to a new giving society in recognitionof their total contributions to Penn College or the PennCollege Foundation since 1982:The Pillar SocietyPennsylvania College of Technology established The Pillar Society in 2006 torecognize the following friends who have established planned gifts to benefit thecollege or the Penn College Foundation. These planned gifts include a bequestprovision in their will or trust, a charitable gift annuity, a gift of life insurance orretirement plan assets, or other deferred gifts. The following individuals werethanked and recognized for their support at a brunch in October:Visionary SocietyGifts totaling $100,000 to $499,999Brodart Co.*C. McNeill Burgher*Davie Jane Gilmour*Heritage SocietyGifts totaling $50,000 to $99,999Joe and Carolyn HumeHerman and Molly Logue*Barry and Barb Stiger*The College Store at Penn College*The Family of John J. and Eva G. PellegrinoAmbassadors’ SocietyGifts totaling $25,000 to $49,999Allison Crane & RiggingAmerican Helicopter Museum andEducation CenterHighway Equipment & Supply Co.HoneywellInternational CorrugatedPackaging FoundationChristopher J. Kendig andDeborah LanderWilliam G. and Marie E. KnechtNew Holland of AmericaPenn College StudentGovernment AssociationThe Hite CompanyTyco Electronics(3) Anonymous*James, Sr. and Cynthia Mengel Bower*James P. and Barbara S. BresslerC. McNeill BurgherAlvin and Elizabeth Bush*John J. and Mary Anne L. CahirBruce ’72 and Marcia CapriottiJeannette and Charles Carter*Daniel and Mary DoyleRichard FetterDavie Jane GilmourFrederick T. Gilmour ’66R. David and Joann M. KayWalter ’57 and Brenda Klocko*Darla B. Logue ’79David L. ’82 andKathleen A. ’94 Maciejewski* Denotes change in level of giving and society membership *Denotes new members to The Pillar SocietyAlice Carl MaguireWilliam J. and Carolyn G. MartinJack ’74 and Valara J. MinnierVeronica and William ’64 MuzicEarl L. ’58 and Lillian A. ParrishLorraine L. PooreCharline M. PulizziJorge and Janet QuerimitBruce Alan RichardsHarold SinclairAndrew and Elizabeth Jane SpulerMarvin H. and Jean R. StaimanFrank and Jeanne StrayerD. L. StroehmannRichard J. and Kathleen H. WeilminsterWe Remember … Alumni,Colleagues, RetireesWilliam E. Aderhold ’49Andrea L. Aiello ’84Michael L. Atkins ’73Helen V. Barrett ’70Harold H. Bastian ’48Marshall W. Baughman ’56Dean W. Berry ’73Donna M. Berry ’96Ivan R. Binderup ’51John J. Bixel ’58David Bogart ’50Alexander C. Bogert ’72Todd E. Bonnell ’83Lori A. Boob ’82Drew A. Borsuk ’87Thomas C. Bradley ’58John E. Brent Jr. ’50Dale D. Brintnall ’63Russell W. Brion ’55Dirk G. Burns ’76Thomas W. Busbey ’88Thomas L. Byers ’82Kenneth Campbell ’41Joseph J. Carbaugh ’86Eugene H. Cavanaugh ’77Madonna J. Cavanaugh ’59Leonard F. Cecco ’59Stanley Choma ’54Jerry Cillo ’55Raymond G. Coffey ’47Mary L. Colburn ’79Alden W. Corbin ’60Charles E. Crawford ’65Dean A. Deppen ’52Linda B. Dickey ’69Louis DiStasi ’47Larry W. Ditty ’62Robert E. Divers ’78Terry R. Edler ’65Deborah A. Fassman ’09Clarence First ’57Christopher M. Fox ’06Mark W. Gabel ’87Anthony C. Gardner ’73Genelle Gatsos (student supportservices specialist)Kenneth L. Grove ’81William G. Guild ’50Larry J. Haight ’67Charles E. Hakes ’55Oscar F. Hans III ’61Walter R. Harman ’53Sandra L. Hart ’74Victor Hawkins ’50Elmer L. Hewitt ’50Reuben L. Hillyard ’56Barbara M. Hoberman ’65David O. Hoffman ’70Park L. Hoffman ’58William A. Holt ’59William H. Holt ’54Dale E. Horning ’66Betty J. Houck ’93Vaughn I. Houck ’79Russell A. Hughes ’50Terrance E. Jones ’78Donald P. Justice ’48Susan E. Kenthack ’80Philip Kloap ’58Robert C. Klock ’59Steven R. Klouser ’78Nicholas S. Konopelski ’98Matthew S. Korbar ’96William A. Lafferty ’62Kim E. Lamey ’80Richard M. Landi ’84Randall H. Lefever ’79John R. Lenker ’72Timothy W. Leone ’74Theodore Lepley ’45David A. Lott ’78Clyde M. Ludwig ’46Stephen Lukas ’50Ralph S. Lutz, Sr. ’55Gregory L. Madden ’83Michael J. Magoulick ’97Shirley F. Menne ’98John D. Metzger ’75Betty L. Miller ’79Dale I. Miller ’47George W. Miller ’51Robert L. Miller ’81Thadd A. Miller ’65Vance M. Miller ’55Kenneth F. Morgan ’65Russell E. Morrison ’74Ralph D. Mortimer ’70Randall C. Morton ’02Lawrence J. Noble ’57Dennis G. Norton ’68Sandra E. Noyes ’76Carl Oaks ’49Mark E. Pardoe ’54Fay W. Parsells ’73Diane Perez ’94Francis M. Pizzino ’66George Poliska ’56Lester H. Probst ’54Pearl J. Probst ’89Steven L. Quiggle ’75Elwood F. Reed Sr. ’46Max Reed ’58M. L. Reibson ’59Alex D. Rinedoller ’08Karen M. Ritter ’82Lee D. Roberts ’48Carroll R. Rotoli ’48Anthony J. Rotondi, Sr. ’42Francis K. Roupp ’61Mark A. Ryan ’49Harry A. Schnavely ’52George W. Schoonover, Jr. ’64Mark H. Schreff ler ’49John Schwika ’56William E. Sellinger Jr. ’50John F. Seltzer ’49Paul E. Shaffer ’91Phylliss E. Shultz ’77Ivy L. Smith ’55Cynthia J. St. Clair ’90Erma E. Stamm ’80Gary G. Stormer ’73Kathleen M. Thomas ’99Stephen A. Tloczynski ’75Kenneth R. Toner Jr. ’70James O. Tule, Jr. (executiveassistant to the president)Gary C. Wall ’67Lawrence E. Watts, Sr. ’74Clara L. Way (human resourcesinformation system specialist)Floyd N. Weidensaul ’57Harold D. Wilston ’59Gideon J. Wray (assistant professor,business administration/accounting)John D. Yocum ’50Albert J. Zellner, Jr. ’58David G. Zimmerman ’6232 One College Avenue Annual Report 2010-11

Pennsylvania College of TechnologyBoard of DirectorsDr. Robert E. Dunham, ChairMr. John M. Young, Vice ChairMr. Joseph J. Doncsecz, TreasurerDr. John J. CahirRep. Garth EverettMr. Steven P. JohnsonMs. Lynda M. LivingstonDr. Robert N. PangbornDr. John J. RomanoDr. Robert A. SecorSen. E. Eugene YawThe Honorable Alvin C. Bush, Chairman EmeritusMr. William Davis, Director EmeritusMrs. Carol Herrmann, Director EmeritaCorporate Advisory BoardMr. John A. BlaschakMrs. Rebecca A. BurkeMr. Alan GehringerMr. David LivingstonDr. Vincent MatteoMs. Andree P. PhillipsMr. Birch B. Phillips, Jr. (Ex-Officio)Mr. Peter SchultzMr. James ShillennMr. Steven UzupisPennsylvania College of Technology became an affiliate of The Pennsylvania State University in 1989after establishing a national reputation for education supporting workforce development, first as a technicalinstitute and later as a community college. Today, Penn College is a special mission affiliate of Penn State,committed to applied technology education. Conveniently located in Williamsport (northcentral Pennsylvania),Penn College attracts the second-highest enrollment in the Penn State system. In addition, Penn Collegemanages the state’s largest worker-training program through Workforce Development & Continuing Education.The modern Penn College campus offers students hands-on instruction and access to the latest equipment,leading to excellent graduate placement and degrees that work.An affiliate of The Pennsylvania State UniversityPennsylvania College of Technology does not discriminate in admission by race, color, religion, national origin, sex, handicap, age,sexual orientation, political affiliation, status as a protected veteran, or any characteristic against which discrimination is prohibitedby applicable law, and operates on a nondiscriminatory basis throughout the institution.Foundation Board of DirectorsMr. Steven M. Sleboda, ChairpersonMr. Patrick Marty, First Vice ChairpersonMr. George E. Logue, Jr., Second Vice ChairpersonMr. Marshall D. Welch III, SecretaryDr. William J. Martin, TreasurerMr. Robert C. Dietrich, Executive DirectorMrs. Angela AlexanderMr. Lawrence Allison, Jr.Mrs. Karen A. BlaschakMr. James W. Bower, Sr.Mr. Al A. ClappsMr. John M. ConferMr. James E. CunninghamMr. Richard DillDr. Robert E. DunhamMrs. Daria FishDr. Davie Jane GilmourMr. George E. GirioMr. Richard A. GrafmyreMrs. Anna GriffithMr. James P. HuffmanMr. Philip H. JohnsonMr. Daniel A. KlingermanMr. William P. ManosMr. Raymond R. MattieMs. Ann S. PeppermanMrs. Annmarie PhillipsMr. Jeffrey W. RauffMr. Paul H. Rooney, Jr.Mr. John P. RyanMrs. Linda L. SchultzMr. Bruce A. SmithgallMr. Barry R. StigerMr. Steven UzupisMr. Michael VuocoloMr. Robert P. WalkerMr. Ray WheelandMr. James T. Wolyniec, Jr.Mr. John M. YoungHonorary TrusteesMr. Thomas W. DempseyMs. Charline M. PulizziMr. David L. StroehmannMr. Albert R. Styrcula