'Alcohol Awareness Week' Aims for Safety, Sobriety
Published 10.23.2015
– Photos by Dalaney T. Vartenisian and Caleb G. Schirmer, student photographers
Educational displays help spread the word.
Deborah A. Erdman, a Penn College nursing faculty member and part of Geisinger's Adult Trauma Team, presents "Dying to Be the Life of the Party."
"Beer Run" T-shirts could be won by students visiting four check-in stations.
Special eyewear provides a clear vision of consequences ...
PennDOT's simulator offers immediate feedback on driver performance ... but without the crash risk.
The menu isn't all food for thought, as Carl L. Shaner, director of college health services, tends the grill.
Wearing goggles that see anything but straight, nursing student Abbygail G. Halderman, of Shamokin, wobbles her way through a simulated field sobriety test.
... as this "intoxicated" motorist found while traveling with Penn College Police Officer Adam J. Haffley.
The safety-oriented teaching team of Police Chief Chris E. Miller ...
... and Elliott Strickland, chief student affairs officer, outlined "How to Throw a Party at Penn College and Not Get Busted."