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Rebuilding Nepal

April 17, 2018 Alumni, Building Construction, Construction & Design Technologies, Penn College Magazine, Penn College Magazine Feature Comments are disabled after 182 days.

A helicopter lands in a Himalayan village to transport Daniel J. LaSota, ’09, to his next assignment. LaSota is a project manager for Steadfast Nepal, helping to replace homes destroyed by 2015 earthquakes.

From the Spring 2018 Penn College Magazine: Residential construction technology and management graduate Daniel J. LaSota, ’09, builds sustainable, earthquake-resistant homes in remote Himalayan villages. Read “Rebuilding Nepal.”

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