Discussion held ;
The Penn State Wilkes-Barre faculty heard a panel discussion at a closing convocation on
active teaching strategies, the critical importance of a student’s early college years, and other
issues raised by the National Report on Higher Education: “Involvement in Learning’. The
panel members, seated, from left, Dr. J. Craig Clarke, psychology professor; Jody Millard,
coordinator of student programs; Dr. Carl pratt, biology professor. Standing, from left, Jack
Kolesar, engineering professor; Priscilla Allison, speech professor; Dr. David Rice, director of
academic affairs.
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Career Day held
The Dallas Jr. High School, in conjunction with the Dallas Jr. High Home School Association,
recently held its first Career Day. Professionals from many different areas of specialization were
invited to speak to ninth grade students about their respective fields. Shown, above, from left,
Sandra Weyman, Dallas Jr. High HSA, Jim Farrell, marketing, Luzerne County Community
College; Leon Trager, Assistant Principal, Dallas Jr. High School; Dan Koze, Times Leader, print
media-photography; Trooper Robert E. Isbitski, Troop ‘P’’ Area Il, law enforcement; Joann Hall,
Dallas Jr. High HSA. The following professionals also participated in the program: Dr. Louise
Berard, Wilkes College, computer science; Dr. Jeffrey Sternleib, psychology-human services;
Karen Brown, First Eastern Bank, banking-investments; Barbara Read, Lackawanna Jr. College,
secretarial; Mark Davis, WNEP-TV electronic communications; Sue Hand, Sue Hand’s Imagery,
artistry; Dr. Joseph Rogan, College Misericordia, education; Helen Stager, penn State W-B,
engineering; Robert Baird, Station WNAK, radio broadcast-entertainment;, Margaret Heffers,
NPW Hospital, health services; Frank Dopko, Johnson Technical Institute, skilled trades; Dr.
James Bonning, Wilkes College, math-science; Robert Capin, accounting; Deputy District Atty.
Dan Pillets, legal. Clydette Wagner and Gail Wuori of the Dallas Jr. High HSA were coordinators
an supervisors of Career Day.
Students accepted
practicums throughout Pennsylvania.
Wilkes College Dean of Academic Receiving a perfect 4.0 semester
Affairs, Dr. Gerald Hartdagen, average was Denise Bodish, Har-
recently announced that eight Back voys Lake,
Mountain residents are among 328 i We Deans L Bing
status for the Spring Semester, 1985.
Devlin, Shavertown; Susan Dicton,
Shavertown; Frank Lombardo,
Shavertown; Lisa Sigman, Shaver-
town and Michael Yarmick, Shaver-
town.
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