Civic action, campus speaker keep 'dream' alive
Published 01.27.2020
– Photos by Sammie L. Davis, coordinator of diversity and student engagement, and Tim Wegman, student photographer
Community peer educators Ethan M. McKenzie and Breanna M. Snyder staff the T-shirt table.
Selfless volunteers prep vegetable bags for distribution through the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank.
Elliott Strickland Jr. (near right), vice president for student affairs, joins the altruistic effort.
David Eaton, a CPE from Harrisburg, lends a hand.
Spreading the word about community service are (from left), Snyder; fellow CPE Katherine A. Downes, of Fleetwood; McKenzie and Eaton.
Serving up samples of the food being distributed is Olivia C. Ferki, a student development assistant from Richboro.
Lycoming's rec center is abuzz with purposeful activity.
Wildcat athletes were represented throughout the day – including the men's basketball team, joined (in foreground) by coach Geoff B. Hensley and his young son.
Greek Life, too, made its presence known in the brotherhood of Phi Mu Delta members.
Spreading the message through music
Photos help the keynoter tell a family history.
“Building community is the absolute most powerful thing that you can do to fight the wrongs,” Africa tells his audience.
Powerful graphics inform the byword of persistence.
McKenzie passes the mic to D. Robert Cooley, associate professor of anthropology/environmental science, during the evening's Q&A.