Read the 2014-15 Annual Report Edition of One College Avenue

12.03.2015 Announcements, Industrial Design, Nursing & Health Sciences, One College Avenue, Physician Assistant, President, Sciences, Humanities & Visual Communications

Winter 2015/Annual Report cover

The Winter 2015/Annual Report issue of One College Avenue, Penn College’s official magazine, is on its way to mailboxes. You can also read it online or pick up a copy in building lobbies across campus. In this issue: The president looks forward with confidence to 2020; industrial and human factors design students complete a product redesign for an industry giant; a part-time physician assistant faculty member recalls his volunteer time in an Ebola clinic. Plus many highlights from 2014-15. Visit to share stories and leave your comments.

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Industrial Design

Penn College students obtain valuable industry certifications As design class tours, gallery again proves curricular relevance Students exhibit ‘Solid’ grasp of design skills Industrial design prof writes book on boatbuilding techniques Female trio helps lead engineering technologies at Penn College

Nursing & Health Sciences

Faculty, staff honored during spring tradition at Penn College PA student joins national diversity and inclusion group’s board A study in betterment, personal and planetary Student receives scholarship from professional association Nursing students impart valuable wellness info to college employees

One College Avenue

Help Coming ‘Through the First Years’ Cooking Low and Slow in Billtown Unexpected Reunion Auto-Biography For 25 Years, One College Avenue’s Had It ‘Covered’

Physician Assistant

PA student joins national diversity and inclusion group’s board Scurrying scavengers happily greet Wildcat Egg Hunt’s return Group’s scholarship award renewed for Penn College student Penn College’s PA program: Small classes, big rewards College’s PA program joins national celebration

President

President’s commencement finale hits all the right notes Leadership, service awards renamed in tribute to retiring president Penn College Army ROTC cadets receive commissions President says farewell with authenticity, humility … and accolades Faculty, staff honored during spring tradition at Penn College

Sciences, Humanities & Visual Communications

Graphic design students offer perspective in remote roundtable Remotely (and resourcefully) reborn Design grad’s playful work diverts minds full of worry Emergency management major anticipates surge in career field Graphic Design 2020 exhibit moves online for first time