PFEW Students on Campus for Weeklong Marketplace Adventure

Published 08.04.2015

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    Presidential Student Ambassador Daniel T. Kreger, a building science and sustainable design: architectural technology major from Morris, leads PFEW students and parents on a campus tour.An adviser hands out student IDs, which designate each student's assigned team and private-sector sponsor. (All PFEW attendees are beneficiaries of $575 scholarships that cover their participation.)Karen M. Musante, vice president of the Foundation for Free Enterprise Education, addresses a packed ACC Auditorium.Visitors check out the meal options in the Keystone Dining Room.In a literal roundtable discussion, teens dive into their work in earnest.About 400 young men and women arrived at Penn College on Sunday for Pennsylvania Free Enterprise Week, a one-of-a-kind summer program that offers rising high school juniors and seniors a uniquely challenging opportunity to see what it is like to run their own businesses. Inaugurating the college’s eighth summer as a PFEW co-host (with Lycoming College), the teenagers were acclimated to a full college experience: moving into on-campus housing, eating meals in the Keystone Dining Room and attending programs in the Klump Academic Center. In addition to forming simulated companies and making imaginary business decisions all week long, the students will learn more about Penn College through activities that will include a campuswide quiz Wednesday.

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