Career Fair Scores 'March Madness' Victory Against Old Man Winter, 4-0
Published 03.22.2013
– Photos by Marc T. Kaylor, student photographer, and Carol A. Lugg, coordinator of matriculation and retention, School of Natural Resources Management
Representatives of Samtec Inc., an Erie-based manufacturer of cables and other electronic connectors, meet with plastics and machining students for internships and co-ops.
Bardo Gym is transformed into a marketplace where students and alumni indulge their career possibilities.
Cameron Manufacturing and Design Inc., Horseheads, N.Y., recruits for a variety of full-time, seasonal and internship/co-op opportunities.
Job-seeking students busily work both sides of the aisle, ascertaining the best possible fit for their Penn College-honed skills.
Getting acquainted at the Ashland Technologies Inc. booth
Career advice is anything but off-the-wall.
Oberg Industries Inc.'s Ryan N. Vance, who graduated from Penn College with four manufacturing-related degrees in 2011, talks with manufacturing engineering technology major Christopher M. Blaho, of Ambridge.
A Career Fair attendee gains the collective ear of the full team from Schneider Electric.
Interaction, anywhere you look
The Lumley Aviation Center hosts a networking opportunity for students at the Montoursville facility.
Piedmont Airlines representatives engage a row of aviation majors.
Valerie Houser, from Mission Aviation Fellowship, returned to scout aviation-related majors.
The U.S. Army maintained Career Fair presence, talking with all majors at multiple locations.
Andrew J. Powley, a heavy construction equipment: operator emphasis major from Dillburg, speaks with Bryan E. Frey from Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc.(who also serves on the Heavy Construction Equipment Operator Emphasis Advisory Committee).
Diesel and heavy-equipment students stop by the Prevost booth at the Schneebeli Earth Science Center.
Republic Services, a York-based waste/recycling company, brought an interest in a variety of majors.
Caterpillar's familiar black and yellow are regularly on display at Penn College career events.