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United Way staff went “‘In Search of Excellence’’ to Penn State Wilkes-Barre. Fifteen members
of the executive staff of the United Way of Wyoming Valley participated in the two-day workshop
based on the management best seller, ‘In Search of Excellence.’’ The workshop was directed
by Michael Sawczuk of Penn State’s Management Development Services, and coordinated by
James F. Campbell, director of continuing education at Penn State Wilkes-Barre. From left,
seated, are Martina Martin, Midge Donnelly, Barbara Goleach, Barry Simons, Sherry Goldwein
and Walter Klepaski. Standing, Mike Sawczuk, Joe DeVizia, Don Linker, Gene Sirni, Chuck
Reynolds, David Yonki, Penne Hankey, Diane Myers, and James Campbell.
Program held
The Luzerne Intermediate Unit held its preliminary screening for the Pennsylvania Governor's
School for the Arts at the Intermediate Unit building, 368 Tioga Avenue, Kingston. The
conducted its annual Health Services Information. Day on the main campus in Nanticoke.
Representatives from local hospitals and other health care facilities were available to speak with
interested students on careers in the health field and possible job openings. Shown during a
break in the session are, from left, Mary Richards, Wilkes-Barre, LCCC nursing student;
Veronica Buzinkar, Shavertown, LCCC nursing student; Ellen Nagy, Dallas, director of
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Assistance offered
From left, first row, Klaus Holm; Patricia Heaman; Cora Artim; Helen Marr; Enzo Liva; Rusty
Anderson; Walter Humanik. Second row: Paul V. Irzinski, Director, Special Education, L.I.U. No.
18; Arthur Pupa, Supervisor, L.I.U. No. 18; Robert Carson, Dr. William Sterling; Francis Hanify;
Richard Fuller; Dr. Herbert Garber; Kevin M. O'Connor, Acting Executive Director, L.I.U. No.
18; Mr. Charles Orner, Special Education Advisor, Bureau of Special Education; Richard Dower,
Ted Veremeychick. The Governor's School for the Arts, an annual residential summer arts
program now entering its 13th year at Bucknell University, is co-sponsored by the Pennsylvania
The Professional Education
Committee of the Wyoming
Valley Unit, American
Cancer. Society, offers
assistance to physicians
who advise their patients to
stop smoking. Anti-smoking
literature and stop-smoking
kits are available from the
American Cancer Society, at
825-7763. Recent studies
indicate that a physician's
use of anti-smoking materi-
als has a significant positive
effect on helping patients
quit the habit. Shown here
are, from left, Dr. Marie
Luraschi; Melanie Roguls,
. R.N., M.N., chairperson;
¢ "w Shirley Smith; R.N. M.S.N.
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A live videoconference on robotics
was held at Penn State Wilkes-
Barre in Lehman. The five-hour
program, co-sponsored by the Insti-
tute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineers and Penn State, exam-
ined the state of the art of robotics
and future trends as well as such
practical matters as methods for
achieving accurate robot arm con-
trol.
Participating were: Jonathan
Rogers, telecommunications and
electrical engineering student at the
Lehman campus; Sharon War, pro-
gram coordiantor; and Joseph Per-
kowski, engineering professor and
robotics instructor; Lenn Minkiew-
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