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12 THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, February 19, 1986
Jobs discussed daly
Jobs were the topic...jobs in telecommunications technology and electrical engineering
technology. Persons interested in preparing for them, finding them, and finding out what actually
happens at the work place were invited to the Center for Individual Development at the Wilkes-
Barre Campus of The Pennsylvania State University to meet with Penn State grads who are
working in those fields. The occasion was Career Networking Day, open to all and held recently
at the Penn State Wilkes-Barre Campus in Lehman. Presenters and planners pictured here from
left, seated, Carl Boos, Retired, Allied Bendix Aerospace; David Hoffman, Security Manager,
Commonwealth Telephone Company; and Carolyn Jones, Technical Service Representative,
M.C.l. Standing, Harold Groff, Lecturer in General Engineering, Penn State; Jeff Flannagan,
Electronic Technician, E.l. Dupont; Scott Williams, Electronic Technician, E.I. Dupont; Robert
Paranich, Assistant Professor in Engineering, Penn State; Nick Arnone, Special Service
Engineer, Commonwealth Telephone Co.; Lynn Morgan, Evening Counselor, Penn State; and
William Reinert, Manager, Entre Computer Center.
Meeting held
The Bachelor of Science degree in electrical design engineering technology, soon to be offered
by the Wilkes-Barre Campus of The Pennsylvania State University, was the subject of a recent
meeting at the campus in Lehman. Those taking part in the disucssion are shown here. From
left, seated, Dr. Robert Graham, vice provost and associate dean of academic affairs, Capitol
Campus, Harrisburg; Dr. Jerry Shaup, chairman, department of electrical engineering
technology, Capitol Campus; Dr. Robert J. Scannell, vice president and dean of the
Commonwealth Educational System; and Dr. William Welsh, chairman, division of science and
technology, Capitol Campus. Standing, Dr. David G. Rice, director of academic affairs;
Professor Walter Sowa, head of electrical engineering technology; Dr. James H. Ryan, campus
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Check presented
At its regular meeting in October, the Lake-Lehman Board of School Directors presented a
check for $3,000 the first installment of a three-year $10,000 pledge, to the Back Mountain
Memorial Library. Shown here, from left, seated, are Homer Moyer and Nancy Eckert, Back
Mountain Memorial Library; and Martin F. Noon, Community Relations Coordinator. Standing,
Daniel S. Hudzik, Education Coordinator; and Joseph ‘‘Red’’ Jones, President of the School
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Board.
Frank P. Cuscela, co-founder and
chairman of the board of Jewelcor,
Inc. and a member of the Wilkes
College Board of Trustees, will
serve as General Chairman of the
Wilkes College 1986 Annual Giving
Campaign. The announcement was
made by Wilkes President Christo-
pher N. Breiseth.
Cuscela, who is a graduate of
Wilkes College, Class of 1950, has
extensive background in marketing
and corporate management as head
of Jewelcor, a New York Stock
Exchange listed company, which
maintains executive offices both in
New York and Wilkes-Barre.
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Cuscela’s professional affiliations
include membership on the board of
Gruen Industries, Inc. and the
Industry Sector Advisory Commit-
tee on Consumer Goods for the U.S.
Department of Commerce. He also
serves as a member on several
advisory boards, including the Com-
mittee for Economic Growth and
the United Way Annual Campaign
Committee. He served as chairman
for the corporate phase of the
Wilkes College 1985-86 Annual Cam-
paign.
He resides in Dallas with his wife,
the former Mary Lee Wilcox, and
their daughters, Kristin and Susan.
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EMTs visit Scouts
troop members look on.
The Wilkes College Division of
Continuing Education is offering a
Central European cultural study
tour which will provide participants
with the opportunity to learn about
th countries of Austria, West Ger-
many and Switzerland first-hand.
Edelweiss, as the tour is called, will
run from July 24 to August 10, 1986,
under the escort of Dr. Charlotte
Lord, Professor Emerita, and Dr.
Walter Karpinich, Associate Profes-
sor of Language and Literarute at
Wilkes College.
Edelweiss will focus on a variety
of cultural centers in: Central
Europe. The trip’s itinerary
includes stops in Vienna and Sals-
burg in Austria; Munich, Heidel-
burg and Rothenburg in West Ger-
many; and Lucerne in Switzerland.
Among the special events planned
VARIOUS
OF
BACK
MOUNTAIN
for the trip are a full-day excursion
to Nurenburg, an operetta perform-
ance in Vienna, a concert at Sals-
burg, and visits to Neuschwanstein
and Linderhof Castles. The cost of
the trip will include roundtrip air
travel from New York to Zurich and
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mana,
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Vienna via Swissair, all hotel-air-
port transfers, lodging at first-class
hotels, breakfast and dinner daily,
private motorcoach facilities
FEBRUARY 16-22 1986
“Engineers: Turning Ideas Into Reality’ is the theme for National
Engineers Week. The annual celebration is sponsored by the National
Society of Professional Engineers through its 535 local chapters. Wilkes
College and the Department of Engineering will host a series of events
and activities that will “'be proof of what a creative career engineering
can be.”
National Engineers Week events planned by the Department include:
DATE: February 13, 1986
TIME: 2:00-4:00 P.M.
LOCATION: Stark Learning Center — Room 101
TITLE:
SPEAKER:
Multi-dimensional Braided Preforms for Composite Materials
Dr. Frank K. Ko — Director of Fibrous Materials Research Center
Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
DATE:
TIME:
LOCATION:
TITLE:
February 17, 1986
1:30-9:30 P.M.
Eugene S. Farley Library
Open House — Exhibits, Computerized Techniques. Database
searches will be conducted every half hour by the library staff —
Contact: Ms. L. Darte, ext. 240
DATE:
TIME:
LOCATION:
TITLE:
February 18, 1986
2:00-8:00 P.M.
Sturdevant Hall — 129 South Franklin Street
Engineering — Career Counseling and Evening School
Topics: Course study, Opportunities and Financial Aid
Contact: Ms. B. King, Director, ext. 380
DATE:
February 20, 1986
TIME: 10:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
LOCATION: Department of Engineering — Stark Learning Center — Room 226
TITLE: Open House ~— Special Tours 10-12 P.M.; 2:30-4:30 P.M.; 6-8 P.M.
Interested parties should meet in SLC 223 prior to each tour.
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DATE:
February 26, 1986
TIME: 11:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.
LOCATION: = Stark Learning Center — Room 1
TITLE: Applications of Artificial Intelligence
For Further Information Contact Dianne Watchulonis at the Department
of Engineering 717-824-4651, ext 210. to