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Outdoors Fest to help grant wish
by Meggan Allen
contributing writer
Commuter Council and the Outdoors Club will
host the Outdoors Festival Friday, Sept. 13, from
3-8 p.m. An outdoor dance will follow from 9 p.m.-
12:30 a.m.
The festival is a series of events in which teams
of six compete for ultimate victory. The events
include a tent set up, a gorge run and tier football.
For those not participating in the events, there
will be booths for face painting and many other
activities. All the mom raised will be donated to
"Seeing John Mayer in
concert."
Katie Leary,
MIS, 07
the Make a Wish Foundation to help support a sick
child's dying wish.
The 12-year-old girl from Crawford County is
dying from leukemia and is not expected to live
past her 13th birthday. She desperately wants to
go to Disneyland before she dies.
There is a $lO entrance fee per team. At the door
of the dance there will be a table for donations.
Donations can also be given at the Rub desk to help
this great cause.
Any questions can be directed to the Commuter
Council office at 898-6452.
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New faculty at Behrend
This semester, Behrend welcomes 22 new faculty members. The Beacon will be featuring
them in a series of profiles over the next few weeks. They are as follows:
School of Business:
Dr. Michael Brown - Assistant Professor of Management
Mr. Randy Brown - Lecturer in Finance and Management
Dr. James Fairbank - Assistant Professor of Management
Dr. Srbana Gupta - Assistant Professor of Economics
Mr. Matthew Swinarski - Instructor of MIS
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology:
Dr. Shouling He - Instructor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
M. Wen-Li Wang - Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
School of Humanities and Social Sciences:
Mr. Michael Alprete, Jr. - Lecturer of Political Science
Ms. Paula Barrett - Lecturer in Theatre
Dr. Leigh-Ann Bedal - Lecturer in Anthropology
Ms. Melissa Fraterrigo - Lecturer in English
Dr. Diane Graham - Lecturer in Art History
Dr. Amy Lewis - Lecturer in English
Ms. Melanie Manzer - Lecturer in German
Dr. Jadwiga Pieper - Lecturer in History
Dr. Cathy Roan - Assistant Professor of Journalism
School of Science:
Dr. Jay Amicangelo - Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Ms. Carley Hopwood - Lecturer in Biology
Dr. Mehmet Malcok - Teaching Postdoctoral Scholar in Compter Science
Dr. Shobha Oruganti, Assistant. Rrofossor of tylptkomatics, . .
Dr. Scott Stevens - Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Dr. Margaret Voss - Assistant Professor of Biology
The Behrend Beacon
"Going to the beach every
day with nn, bros."
Dennis Scheuer,
DUS, 01
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