It's All in a Day's (Net)work at Fall Career Fair
Published 10.17.2017
– Photos by Larry D. Kauffman, digital publishing specialist/photographer;
and Shelley L. Moore, director of career services
... where Randy L. Fetterolf, of Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., a longtime institutional benefactor, talks with diesel technology major Gavin P. Seip, of New Ringgold.
May graduate Colin D. McOdrom (left), using his welding and fabrication engineering degree in service to JGM Inc. in Coatesville, engages today's welding students. From foreground to rear are Benjamin O. Bauman, of Moscow; Skyler M. Cline, of Erin, N.Y.; and Douglas V. Carroll, of Gouldsboro.
From Field House to field of opportunity
The symbiotic relationship between Penn College and one of industry's most recognizable names (and most familiar corporate color combinations) is represented all along Caterpillar Row ...
H.L. Wiker and Sons Inc., a scholarship donor that frequently hires graduates, returns to the teeming Penn College talent pool.
Lukas E. Jensen (center) who interned with Long Construction Technologies this past summer, reunites with company representatives Mike Sailor and Erin Turner. Jensen, of Etters, is enrolled in building automation technology: renewable energy technologies concentration.
Alumnus James P. Craft ('09, construction management) and Jessica Craft – both of James Craft and Son Inc. – meet with Kyle X. Beam, a welding and fabrication engineering technology major from New Freedom.
First-year plastics and polymer engineering technology student (and Wildcat cross-country standout) Sidney C. Trunzo proves it's never too early to chart your future. Staffing the Infinity LTL Engineered Compounds display are Jim Figaniak (center) and Raphael Delgado, a 2000 graduate in the same major.
Among the many, many alumni returning as recruiters are 2013 grads Troy W. Westlake (center), construction management, and Corey W. Gee (right), building construction technology. The two Welliver employees talk career potential with Adam Z. Hutchinson, of Greensburg, a construction management student.
Philadelphian Frank M. Lee-Claxton, majoring in the building automation technology: renewable energy technologies concentration, has a one-on-one audience with HVAC Concepts' Bryant Butler.
Audrey M. Bowser, a building science and sustainable design: architectural technology concentration major from Tyrone, visits the Cadnetics booth.
Career Services provided this lighthearted reminder for interviewees to stay calm and be themselves.
Students gather in the Field House on Wednesday morning for follow-up interviews.
Judging from the tabletop lists of those signed up for potentially life-altering Career Q&As, employers will have some worthy prospects to consider.