Presidential Student Ambassador Lauryn A. Stauffer is your effusive and illuminating guide to Pennsylvania College of Technology in a newly launched video produced by Public Relations & Marketing. Loaded with fresh footage of renovated labs and popular campus hang spots, the comprehensive tour takes you through main campus, down the road to the Lumley Aviation Center and over the mountain to the Schneebeli Earth Science Center.

Helping Stauffer showcase Penn College were Christopher J. Leigh, video producer; Braxton A. Shope, video production assistant; Sumer A. Beatty, copywriter/marketing coordinator; and Hailee B. Mercy, a student videographer/editor and May graphic design graduate. (Aided, of course, by countless others who hurdled logistics, crossed t’s and unlocked facilities to give the PRM team an all-access pass.)

If you’re looking for a bird’s-eye view of Penn College, Stauffer – a Bath native pursuing a bachelor’s degree in automation engineering technology: robotics and automation – is here to lead the way. And in whose hands would you rather be, than those of an accomplished and knowledgeable student leader?

Put on something cozy, grab some popcorn and enjoy the show! Then visit the PCToday photo gallery that provides a glimpse of how the production team made it look easy … fueled by student energy, enticing locales, abundant sunshine and caffeine.

Behind the Scenes

– Photos by Sumer A. Beatty

Usually on the other side of the lens, Shope (left) and Leigh exhibit the easygoing heart of an exhaustive project.

Gotta have some coffee!

Shope preps a “whip pan” outside Madigan Library. “What’s a ‘whip pan’?” you ask. (Watch at the 1:17 mark, as you go from outside to inside the library without the nuisance of a door.)

No need for “Shhhh!” The Madigan’s a whole ‘nother library!

The jovial tour guide awaits her cue, as Leigh and Shope get the lighting juuuuuust right.

The crew – including Mercy, during her last day on campus – films outside Dauphin Hall.

A “walk ‘n’ talk” in Rose Street Commons

The Lumley Aviation Center’s wide-open hangar doors offer a perfect vantage on the college’s fleet of instructional aircraft.

Chris Leigh, “runway” model!