Brandon Druzak is pictured sitting on a bike identical to the one he will soon have at home. Behind him, left to right, are: Nicole Braun, multi-disabled support teacher at DAHS; Daniel Hodgdon, Penn State OTA student; Steven Druzak, Brandon's father; PSU OTA students Katie Armagost, Hannah Schatz, and Brittany Auman; and OTA instructor Amy Fatula.
Brandon Druzak is pictured sitting on a bike identical to the one he will soon have at home. Behind him, left to right, are: Nicole Braun, multi-disabled support teacher at DAHS; Daniel Hodgdon, Penn State OTA student; Steven Druzak, Brandon's father; PSU OTA students Katie Armagost, Hannah Schatz, and Brittany Auman; and OTA instructor Amy Fatula.
Chancellor Melanie Hatch leads students in an origami project, applying mathematics to art in order to illustrate unique and creative uses for the subject during her Math Options workshop.
Middle school aged girls from throughout the region got a first-hand look at some math and science intensive career fields at Penn State DuBois recently.
Nearly 100 seventh grade girls from nine schools were introduced to careers and every day activities that require skills in mathematics and science during the annual Math Options Program. The program is designed teach young girls how skills in these areas apply to a variety of real-world situations and rewarding careers.
Chancellor Melanie Hatch leads students in an origami project, applying mathematics to art in order to illustrate unique and creative uses for the subject during her Math Options workshop.
Graduates of the Right Turn program, left to right, are: In Front: Justin Miller, Brookville Police Department; Krista Collins, Community Connections; Julie Curry, Lawrence Township Police Department; Andrew Turnball, Brookville Police Department; Tyler Ferguson, Clearfield County Domestic Relations; Ben Johnson, Clearfield County Domestic Relations; Alex Angstadt; Clearfield County Juvenile Probation. In Back: Todd Lombardo, Morris Cooper Regional Police; Chief Donald Routch, Sandy Township Police; Emma Barrett, Jefferson County Probation; John Licatovich, Penn State DuBois Police; C.O. Reiter, Jefferson County Jail; C.O. Gresock, Jefferson County Jail; Chief Jason Brown, Brookville Police; Steve Gillespie, Clearfield County Probation; Sgt. Schott, Jefferson County Jail; C.O. Raybuck, Jefferson County Jail; Mike Moyer, Clearfield County Domestic Relations.
Graduates of the Right Turn program, left to right, are: In Front: Justin Miller, Brookville Police Department; Krista Collins, Community Connections; Julie Curry, Lawrence Township Police Department; Andrew Turnball, Brookville Police Department; Tyler Ferguson, Clearfield County Domestic Relations; Ben Johnson, Clearfield County Domestic Relations; Alex Angstadt; Clearfield County Juvenile Probation. In Back: Todd Lombardo, Morris Cooper Regional Police; Chief Donald Routch, Sandy Township Police; Emma Barrett, Jefferson County Probation; John Licatovich, Penn State DuBois Police; C.O. Reiter, Jefferson County Jail; C.O. Gresock, Jefferson County Jail; Chief Jason Brown, Brookville Police; Steve Gillespie, Clearfield County Probation; Sgt. Schott, Jefferson County Jail; C.O. Raybuck, Jefferson County Jail; Mike Moyer, Clearfield County Domestic Relations.
Educational Consultant Lois Richards offered advice on life and learning during her address at spring commencement ceremonies at Penn State DuBois on Saturday.
A Penn State DuBois alumna who dedicated her career to educating others shared her story as well as advice for new graduates at Penn State DuBois commencement ceremonies May 9.
