Familiar Automotive Names Fill Students' Italian Itinerary
Published 05.24.2013
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Eleven students and a faculty member from Penn College's School of Transportation Technology are in the midst of a 10-day trip to Italy, earning credits while learning new techniques in collision repair at the PPG color laboratory in Milan. The study abroad opportunity also includes visits to the Lamborghini, Ferrari and Maserati motor companies; private repair and body shops; a variety of museums; and tours of the Vatican and Ancient Rome. Joining collision repair instructor Roy H. Klinger are Braden T. Conner, of Reading, Nicholas C. Dennis, of Milltown, N.J., Kevin L. Sutherland, of Branford, Conn., Andrew M. Wursta, of Allentown, and Brian A. Yabroudy, of Middletown, N.J., all majoring in automotive technology; Paul A. Evans, of Haverford, Cody L. Hagen, of Lancaster, Timothy S. Rowlands, of Macungie, Ian C. Squier-Nauman, of Warriors Mark, enrolled in the automotive technology management: automotive technology concentration; and collision repair technology majors Staccato R. Butler Jr., of Baltimore, and Stephen K. Lauman, of Gilbertsville.Photos provided by the School of Transportation Technology and the International Programs Office