Advanced Manufacturing Camp at Lackawanna College

Lackawanna College manufacturing camp

The Northeastern Pennsylvania Industrial Resource Center (NEPIRC) recently graduated high school students from Adventures in Advanced Manufacturing Camp at Lackawanna College.

Campers learned about lean manufacturing and 3-D printing, drone coding, and process mapping. They also gained hands-on experience and toured manufacturing plants. Special camp sponsors included Gentex Corporation and Quadrant EEP.

Shown in front row, from left:  Noah Johnson, Abington Heights; Samantha Domzalski, Dunmore; Mia `Laboranti, Scranton; David Alunni, North Pocono, and Michael Fedorka, Mid Valley. Back row, same order: Eric Joseph Esoda, CPA, President & CEO, NEPIRC; Ethan Auer, West Scranton; Hayden Krewson, Scranton; Nick Beardsley, ME Central School; Tristan Kwiatkowski, Pittston Area, and  Mark Volk, president of Lackawanna College.

 

Dunmoreans Earn Degrees from Lackawanna College

LCLogoFUTURE1Lackawanna College awarded more than 370 associate degrees and certificates to students from 15 states during its 123rd commencement on May 20 in the College’s Student Union in downtown Scranton.

The following Dunmore students earned degrees and certificates: Pasquale Joseph Mandarano, Associate in Applied Science, Accounting; Thomas Swinick, Business Studies; Lin Zhu, Cardiac Sonography; Sardar Shahzeb Khan, Computer Information Systems; Kaitlin Rose Gardier, Criminal Justice-Counseling; Brandon Michael Kukawski and Robert J. Seprish, Criminal Justice-Police; Kaitlin Rose Gardier, Human Services; Al Husayn Al Mukhtar Abu Bakr, Elisabeth Jamison Padula, and Shannon Margaret Regan, Liberal Studies; Laurel Nicole Leppo, Sport Management.

Lackawanna College is a private, accredited two-year college serving the people of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

With a main campus situated in downtown Scranton, Lackawanna’s expanding footprint also includes satellite centers in Hawley, Hazleton, New Milford, Sunbury, and Towanda. 

 

Chamber of Commerce Recognizes Outgoing Board Members

Chamber of Commerce board pic

The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce recently recognized outgoing board members at its annual joint boards meeting, held at Lackawanna College.

From left: John Wiercincki, board chair, The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce; Mark Volk, immediate past board chair, The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce; Attorney Richard Bishop; Karen Clifford; Phil Condron; and Bob Durkin, president, The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce.