Student Leadership Celebrated at Annual SGA Awards Banquet

Published 04.22.2010

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    Kyle M. Pfueller, right at podium, passes the gavel (and the SGA presidency) to Adam J. Yoder, elected to lead the organization in 2010-11. Pictured in the background are, from left, Louis J. Lowther, 09-10 vice president for internal relations%3B Ashlyn M. Hershberger, re-elected as vice president for public relations%3B Gregory J. Miller, 2010-11 vice president for internal relations%3B Randy A. Kuhar, 2010-11 vice president for finance%3B and SGA adviser Sara R. Hillis, assistant director of student activities for student services and involvement. Pennsylvania College of Technology's Student Government Association and the Student Activities Office recognized the dedication and work of student leaders and organizations at its annual awards banquet in Penn's Inn on Wednesday night.

    SGA President Kyle M. Pfueller installed the 2010-11 president, Adam J. Yoder, who took office with the SGA Executive Board for the upcoming year: Ashlyn M. Hershberger, vice president for public relations; Gregory J. Miller, vice president for internal relations; and Randy A. Kuhar, vice president for Finance.



    Greek Life Chapter of the Year
    Chi Phi

    Greek Member of the Year
    Jessica L. Tobias, Alpha Sigma Alpha, and Dominic A. Fields, Sigma Pi

    SGA Cup Points Winner
    Penn College Construction Association

    Most Improved Student Organization of the Year
    PCCA

    Outstanding Student Organization of the Year
    Students in Free Enterprise

    Adviser of the Year
    Barney A. Kahn, PCCA

    New Student Leader of the Year
    Mathew D. Johnson

    Student Leader of the Year
    Adam J. Yoder

    Student Leader Legacy Scholarship Recipient
    Megan R. Pennington

    Senator of the Year
    Randy A. Kuhar

    SGA presidents, past and present, were on hand for Wednesday's annual banquet. From left are Brian D. Walton, 2008-09%3B Kenneth R. Harding Jr., 1998-99%3B Adam J. Yoder, 2010-11%3B Scott M. Elicker, Fall 2009%3B and Kyle M. Pfueller, 2009-10.Wildcat Events Board member Mathew D. Johnson, left rear, was named New Student Leader of the Year, and WEB chairperson Megan R. Pennington, far right, received the Student Leader Legacy Scholarship on Wednesday night. They are joined by WEB adviser Michael J. Hersh, assistant director of student activities for programming, left%3B Alyse M. Poswiatowsky, second from left, Emily Carella and Eric J. Morris.

    Photos by Jeffrey T. Shaw, an information technology: network specialist concentration major from Hatboro

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