Robert Gerald Pozgar
Pozgar, President & CEO of Liberty Technologies Unlimited Inc. (Liberty), has over 40 years experience in the design, development and deployment of information processing systems. Pozgar holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Electrical Engineering from the Pennsylvania State University.
Liberty, founded by Pozgar in 1997, is a world class provider of innovative technology solutions. Shortly after Liberty was founded they acquired an interest in a start-up company called The Windermere Group (Windermere). Pozgar also served as the President of Windermere and quickly structured an employee-owned business whose resources became totally focused on technology issues related to the security of our nation. In five years Windermere grew from nothing to over 450 people with innovative technology solutions currently being delivered to over 15 federal agencies and 25+ commercial customers. In January 2005 Pozgar sold his interests in Windermere but retained the rights to selected sets of Intellectual Property that are currently being taken to market following the guidelines of the business model that Pozgar perfected at Windermere.
Prior to founding Liberty, Pozgar was a Partner at Booz-Allen and Hamilton and ran their business activity with a National Agency within the U.S. Intelligence Community. Pozgar also institutionalized a business process that enabled Booz-Allen’s participation in U.S. Government programs calling for Systems Engineering & Integration (SE&I).
Before joining the Booz·Allen partnership, Pozgar was a senior member of core management teams that worked on developing numerous information processing systems for the U.S. SIGINT community. Prior to joining senior management Pozgar worked for several major corporations where he designed and deployed numerous electronic systems and was cited with several "Engineer-of-the Year" awards.
A Little More STEM... Prizes Awarded.... And an Ice Cream Bar!!!!
Rocket Launches!!
Dr. Elizabeth Santini, DVM Video #1
Bio – Drew Mosser
Drew Mosser graduated from Claysburg-Kimmel High School in 1990 and went on to get a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Penn State University. He moved to Detroit in 1995 to work as an automotive design engineer for Ford Motor Company and specialized in exterior vehicle lighting. He was a member of Ford’s Big Bang Group and an instructor for the Strategic Inventive Thinking Group. After moving to South Carolina to open a plant for Hella Lighting, Drew and his wife Karen Mosser moved back home where he designed robots for the United States military. Drew now works at Alpha Metals in Altoona as the plant engineer and certified Six Sigma Black Belt. His work in engineering has given him the chance to travel to many foreign locations, some of which include Germany, Netherlands, Mexico, Canada, Czech Republic, and Hungary.
Drew holds three U.S. patents and is passionate about inventing. He is the Cub Scout Master of Claysburg Pack 365. His hobbies include Geocaching, fishing, and creating in his shop with his son Kasey Mosser.
Photos of the students who won prizes drawn on the last day of the second week of STEM and Arts are above. Some friends and family accepted the prizes for students who were not present. The winners of the first week drawing were:
Jeremy Couley
Ashton Draeger
Dakota Dively
Trevor Finnegan
Erica Crist
Kyler Miller
Braden Furry
John Harker
Students doing an art project with Cristina Fiores
Son Braden Santini, Pet Dog Lucy and Dr. Elizabeth Santini performing a check up on Lucy using Ultrasound
Rocket Building Final Preparation
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Andrew Trexler of Catalyst Space doing Computer Class
Bio - John Ritter
John Ritter is an American Illustrator and Post Pop artist whose vibrant depictions of celebrities and popular culture have consistently defined the pages of The New Yorker, Time, GQ, The New York Times and Harper’s Magazine.
Ritter began his career in Northern California in the early-1990’s, where his unique creative style and deployment of color landed him a slot on the design team that created and marketed Adobe Photoshop. Since then, Ritter has seen his uncompromising interpretations of film, writers, musicians and politicians work their way into the collective American psyche.
Never relegating himself to a single format, his work is seen not only in numerous national and international publications, but also in Broadway advertising campaigns, corporate art installations, product packaging, and gallery exhibitions (NYC, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Pittsburgh). His art graces the collections of Academy Award-nominated composer Lalo Schifrin, financier Lenny Dykstra, producer David Lonner, Las Vegas Casino mogul Darin Feinstein, as well as collectors throughout the U.S. and Europe.
Ritter has consistently won awards from prominent entities such as American Illustration, Communication Arts and The New York Society of Illustrators.. He lives and works in the wooded hills of Western Pennsylvania.
Dr. Elizabeth Santini, DVM
Veterinary Field Officer - PAS Dept Agriculture
Guest Speaker
Video from
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Son Braden Santini, Pet Dog Lucy and Dr. Elizabeth Santini performing a check up on Lucy using Ultrasound
Bio – Earl Springer
Earl Springer began his career with Sheetz in 1983 as a Manager Trainee in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. He then managed stores in both Williamsport and Hagerstown, Maryland as well as in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania before accepting a position as a District Manager for Central-Western Maryland in 1987. Earl held the position of District Manager for two years before relocating to Altoona, Pennsylvania to begin the Corporate Training Department in 1988. Mr. Springer holds a Degree in Retail Management, Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Resources and a Masters Degree in Human Resource Management and Labor Relations. Mr. Springer holds the SPHR-Senior Professional in Human Resources certifications from The HR Certification Institute and a SHRM- SCP Senior Certified Professional. Mr. Springer serves as an instructor for Saint Francis University in the Graduate program. In April of 2014 Earl was selected as the 2014 Pennsylvania Businessperson of the year by the Future Business Leaders of America.
The Schedule of Events for Twelve Days of STEM and the Arts
Stephen Wells - NPC, Inc.
Wednesday, July 12, 2017 Photos
Dr. Galen Dively
Professor Emeritus in the Department of Entomology
University of Maryland
Guest Speaker
Videos from
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Mark Barnhart Video
Week #2 - July 10-13, 2017 Activities Below
Claysburg's Summer STEM and the Arts week #2 was a big success just like the first week. The four day event was the second of three different weeks of it. From the smiles on the kids' faces, they were loving it. They also really interfaced with the guest speakers, artists and musicians and their projects. The kids were as usual well-behaved. The teachers, volunteers, food staff and all others are to be commended for a job well done. The Claysburg-Kimmel parent's committee pulled off a great job organizing it. Their desire to have a summer program has reached fruition.
The support staff totalled approximately 20 people per day for the 60 students. Also, our thanks to the Claysburg-Kimmel School District, maintenance staff, secretaries and Jerome Dodson and Mel Mentzer of the IT department for their concerns in making certain that everything we needed was done. Also, we want to thank our donors who made all of this possible for the kids.
Those of you who did not come to any of the events including seeing the guest speakers, perhaps after viewing the pages and videos, you might change your mind and make time to visit the last week of the event starting on July 31, 2017 for four days. Also, we never turn down more volunteers.
Katie Beckwith
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) - Pasadena, CA
Katie is a Materials and Processes Engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, CA. Currently, she’s the Technical Lead for the Materials and Processes, Contamination Control, and Planetary Protection team for a technology demonstration to fly a helicopter on Mars. Katie is a graduate of Mars Area High School (Mars, PA) and has a Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. She’s the recipient of numerous JPL and NASA awards for her work to: identify and address material selection and processing issues on a critical instrument; lead an agency-wide working group to improve technical and quality standards for circuit boards; and establish tailored processes to ensure mission success for high-risk projects. Her interest in space and engineering began when she observed the comet Hale-Bopp in 1997. This inspired her to pursue science-based extracurricular activities through the Carnegie Mellon Institute for Talented Elementary and Secondary Students and, later, the Westinghouse Science Honors Institute and Pennsylvania Governor’s School for Health Care. Her husband, Mark Jesick, PhD, is a Mission Design Engineer for inner planet mission at JPL and a native of Indiana, PA.
Ben Eberhart, Musician
Brent Miller Video #1
Bob Pozgar
President & CEO - Liberty Technologies Unlimited, Inc.
Guest Speaker
Video from
Thursday, August 3, 2017
Computer Coding Classes with Andrew Trexler of Catalyst Space
Andrew Trexler of Catalyst Space in Computer Class on Left
and Dr. Julie Labar of St. Francis University Teaching Environmental Class on Right
Bio - Dr. James L. Dively
Dr. James Dively graduated from Greenfield-Kimmel H.S. in 1962
B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. from the Pennsylvania State University, 1962-1972
Teacher, Central High School, 1966-68: taught Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Physical Science
Assistant Professor of Biology, Lebanon Valley College, 1972-73
Assistant, Associate, and Professor of Biology, Elizabethtown College, 1973-2007
Taught Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Comparative Anatomy, and General Physiology
Mentored student research centered around the effects of mine acid drainage on the physiology of brook trout; students presented papers at the Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science
Chair of the Biology Department for 10 years
Chair of the Health Professions Advisory Committee
Advised students seeking admission to Medical School, Osteopathic School, Dental School, Veterinary School, and Optometry School
Developed Pre-Med/Medical partnerships with the Penn State-Hershey College of Medicine and the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Steinman Awards for Teaching Excellence
Emeritus Professor of Biology, Elizabethtown College, 2007-present
Thursday, August 3, 2017 Photos
A 30 minute Skype Conversation with Claysburg STEM and Arts students and Katie Beckwith of Jet Propulsion Lab - NASA on Wednesday, August 2, 2017. Students exchanged information with Katie Beckwith in a question and answer session. We apologize for quality of big screen photo.
John Ritter Video - Part 1 of 2
Wednesday, August 2, 2017 Photos
Melodie Kegg of First Commonwealth Bank talking about finances
John Ritter Video - Part 2 of 2
Mark Barnhart, CEO
and Stephen Wells
NPC, Inc.
Guest Speakers
Videos from
Thursday, July 13, 2017
Dr. Darin Zimmerman Video - Part 1 of 2
Mark Barnhart, CEO - NPC, Inc.
Thursday, July 13, 2017 Photos
Dawn McDannell, Art Instructor
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Veronica Sell from Hollidaysburg School District
Guest Speaker
Videos from Her Mindset Presentation
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Earl Springer and Sheetz Video #1
Andrew Trexler - Catalyst Space
Tuesday, June 13, 2017 Photos
STEM Project
Monday, July 10, 2017 Photos
Monday was a busy day!
Bio - Dr. Lanika Ruzhitskaya
Dr. Lanika Ruzhitskaya is the director of the Science Outreach Center at Saint Francis University, Pennsylvania. She obtained her Ph.D. from the University of Missouri (MU) where she played an integral role in establishing a science outreach program and astronomy education research in the department of Physics and Astronomy. Prior to her arrival to Saint Francis University in 2014, Lanika has been taking lead in efforts of Laws Observatory (Columbia, Missouri) to reach out to the general public. As a doctoral candidate and a postdoctoral fellow at MU, Lanika has taught introductory astronomy courses to over a thousand undergraduate students.
Elizabeth Weiland - Sheetz and CK Class of 2017
Cristina Fiores - Art Teacher
A SUMMARY OF CLAYSBURG EDUCATION FOUNDATION'S SUMMER STEM PROGRAM
Tuesday, August 1, 2017 Photos
Dr. James Dively Video - Part 1 of 2
Dr. Galen Dively Video
"Stepping-up for Fun with STEM and the Arts"
for Claysburg Area Students
June 12-15, 2017
July 10-13, 2017
July 31-August 3, 2017
Week #3 - July 31 - August 3, 2017 Activities Below
Claysburg's Summer STEM and the Arts week #3 has started out as a big success just like the first two weeks. The four day event is the third of three different weeks of it. From the smiles on the kids' faces, they were loving it. They also really interfaced with the guest speakers, artists and musicians and their projects. The kids were as usual well-behaved. The teachers, volunteers, food staff and all others are to be commended for a job well done. The Claysburg-Kimmel parent's committee pulled off a great job organizing it. Their desire to have a summer program has reached fruition.
From Catalyst Space speaker to NASA to Skyping with NASA to ultrasound of a dog and wrapping up with a successful local businessman, it was a great group of speakers. The Rocket Launches, the music, the art and other events were all hits. And the final event - an Ice Cream bar was a big success!
The support staff totaled approximately 20 people per day for the 60 students. Also, our thanks to the Claysburg-Kimmel School District, maintenance staff, secretaries and Jerome Dodson and Mel Mentzer of the IT department for their concerns in making certain that everything we needed was done. Also, we want to thank our donors who made all of this possible for the kids.
The students were well behaved and great and the workers and volunteers deserve a special thank you!
Slides from John Ritter's Presentation
Thursday, June 15, 2017 Photos
Dawn McDannell - Art Teacher
Photos of the students who won prizes drawn on the last day of the first week of STEM and Arts are included above. Some friends and family accepted the prizes for students who were not present. The winners of the first week drawing were:
Jeremiah Oakes
Olivia Dodson
Trevor Finnegan
Abby Harbaugh
Nick Clevenger
Ethan Potter
Sarah Hypes
Rachael Ward
Cameron Brown
STEM Project - Designing a Golf Course
Music - The Arts with Ben Eberhart and student Gianna Cleveland
Brent A. Miller
Retired Senior Executive NASA
Brent is a retired Senior Executive with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. He graduated from Greenfield-Kimmel (Claysburg ) High School and from Penn State with a degree in Aerospace Engineering.
He was with NASA for over 30 years where he conducted and managed research for the space agency. His areas of specialty include studies of manned interplanetary missions to the planets Mars and Jupiter, and in the design and analysis of advanced propulsion systems for both space flight as well as flight in the atmosphere. He continues to do specialized consulting work.
Brent holds numerous national and international patents and is the author of over 40 technical publications. He is an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and has delivered invited lectures and taught advanced short courses on Aerospace Technology at both civilian and military installations. His pioneering work was recognized by the President of the United States when he received the Presidential Rank award for his contributions to the nations Aerospace capabilities.
Brent and his wife, Carol, reside on Blue Knob. Their three daughters live in Ohio.
Earl Springer
Corporate Manager Employee Programs
Sheetz, Incorporated
Guest Speaker
Videos from
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Andrew Trexler Video
Video - Catapult's Distributing STEM and the Arts T-shirts
Ian Leslie
CONSOL ENERGY
Canonsburg, PA
Guest Speaker
Videos from
Monday, July 10, 2017
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 Photos
John Ritter
American Illustrator and Post Pop Artist
Guest Speaker
Videos from
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Bob Pozgar Video #2
Dr. James Dively, retired from Elizabethtown College Greenfield-KimmelClass of 1962
Guest Speaker - A Career from the Beginning
Videos from
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Dr. Lanika Ruzhitskaya Video
Brent Miller Video #2
Earl Springer and Sheetz Video #2
Dr/ Elizabeth Santini, DVM
Veterinary Field Officer - PA Dept Agriculture
Dr. Santini is a Maryland native and received her veterinary degree from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech in 2000. She worked as an associate veterinarian in mixed-animal practice (mostly dairy cattle and companion animals) in central Pennsylvania before accepting a position with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture as a Veterinary Medical Field Officer in 2002. She lives with her husband, also a veterinarian, and their three children in Bedford County, PA.
Stephen Wells Video
Stephen Wells
Stephen is a Penn State University graduate with an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering as well as a Master’s Degree in Acoustics. Upon graduation he became a Structural Dynamicist at The Boeing Company, where he led a team that provided structural/acoustical analysis for the Space Launch System, a Space Shuttle-derived heavy expendable launch vehicle being designed by NASA. He is currently pursuing his PhD at Penn State University in Structural Acoustics.
Ben Eberhart
Musician
Ben Eberhart is a 2010 graduate of Claysburg-Kimmel and of Penn State where his major was music. Ben currently is employed at Cove Forge at Williamsburg, PA.
Ben's real passion is music and working with others to appreciate the fine art that is involved with music. This is the third week that Ben has participated in the Claysburg STEM and Arts program. His music and working with the students was magnetic as the students interacted with him.
After the second week of Ben working with the STEM and Arts program, the committee decided that for the third week, Ben should work with students on stage with instruments. Students were told in the last session to bring their own instruments or make their own instruments if they wanted to perform. Also, there was an adequate supply of other musical instruments for those who wanted to participate.
Without a practice session, Ben turned the afternoon Jammin' Session into a fun-filled time. Students participated and others listened. Ben brought not only an awareness of the importance of music to the event but also involvement and fun.
Ben and his friends have a band called "From Down the Road." Their music is available on-line.
Brent Miller
Retired NASA Senior Executive
Guest Speaker
Videos from
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Monday, July 31, 2017 Photos
Ian Leslie Video
Veronica Sell Video
Andrew Trexler
Executive Director – Catalyst Space – Altoona, PA
Andrew Trexler is a graduate of Claysburg-Kimmel. In 2013, at the age of 27, the former marine decided to pursue his passion of science and making going to Penn State University's College of Engineering.
Catalyst Space began with three engineering students and a 3D printer. Being an average group of college students with a combined net worth of a few dollars, plenty of dust, and an expired library card between the three of them, they decided to try to see how our education could be used to make a few dollars for the “luxuries” in life. After a short period of time doing some prototyping with a 3D printer they were amazed at the amount you could learn when you could see something created. The satisfaction of seeing their creations come to life is astonishing, and it didn’t take long for them to believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience this. From there the ideas just kept snowballing until the avalanche became what is now - Catalyst Space. They loved this idea because they could reach out to such a large variety of the community, from the professionals to the at home do it your selfers. Because at Catalyst Space, they are a group of creative free thinkers with a desire to innovate, and they want to share the passion of innovation and creation with those around them.
Prize Winners - Week #3
Erica Crist
Haden Sollenberger
Sarah Hypes
Riley Ebersole
Hayley Jenkins
Lilly Schy
Jacob Ragusa
Monday, June 12, 2017 Photos
Bio - Ian Leslie
Ian Leslie is a Completions Superintendent at Consol Energy, where he manages the daily oil and gas completions operations in the Marcellus and Utica Shales. His primary area of responsiblity is leading field level hydraulic fracturing operations. He has also held the roles of Completions Foreman and Completions Engineer during his time at Consol. Ian is a 2005 graduate of CKHS and a 2010 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, where he received a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering. He also holds an Engineer In Training certificate from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Bio – Dr. Galen Dively
Dr. Galen P. Dively is an Emeritus Professor in the Department of Entomology at the University of Maryland. He received his bachelor’s degree in biology at Juniata College and doctorate in entomology from Rutgers University. He worked as an Extension Specialist in Agricultural IPM for 34 years. In this role, Dr. Dively developed monitoring and decision-making guidelines to reduce pesticide use in vegetable and field crops, and was involved in numerous IPM educational and demonstration projects. In the mid 90’s, he began field studies to address the ecological and resistance risks of transgenic insecticidal crops, first working with Monsanto’s Bt NewLeaf potato, then with Syngenta’s Bt sweet corn, and eventually conducting studies on the major field corn events. Dr. Dively was the lead or co-investigator on five USDA Biotechnology Risk Assessment Program grants. He also was part of a research team that assessed the impact of transgenic corn on the monarch butterfly. Six scientific articles (five in PNAS) resulting from this effort significantly influenced EPA’s science-based decision process regarding re-registration of Bt corn in 2001. Dr. Dively is best known for his research on the non-target effects of Bt corn and has served on several scientific panels and workshops to develop field and laboratory protocols for testing non-target effects. Since this retirement in 2006, he continues to conduct research on transgenic Bt crops, sublethal effects of pesticides on honey bee colony health, efficacy evaluation of organic insecticides, and studies addressing information gaps in the biology and management of emerging pest species.
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 Photos
Katie Beckwith
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Guest Speaker
via Skype
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Cristina Fiores teaching an Art Class
Exploring the World of Insects
with Dr. Lane Loya of St. Francis University
Dr. Darin Zimmerman Video - Part 2 of 2
Bio - Dr. Darin Zimmerman
He is Professor of Physics and serves as the Associate Dean for Research and the Interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Penn State Altoona. Prior to this, he served as Head of the Division of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. As a condensed matter experimental physicist and materials scientist, his research has included many different lines of inquiry, including inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy, microwave sintering of powdered metals, magnetorheological fluids and elastomers, percolation phenomena in composite materials, and most recently, electro-optical properties of nanoantennas for the conversion of light into electricity. Over the years, Dr. Zimmerman’s research has been supported by $1.1M in grants from the National Science Foundation and Penn State. With this funding, he has developed state-of-the-art research facilities at the College and has mentored over 40 undergraduates, four graduate students, and one post-doctoral researcher. Dr. Zimmerman earned his B.S. in physics at the University of California, Irvine and his Ph.D. in physics at Texas A&M University. He lives in Altoona, Pennsylvania with his wife Cathie and their three dogs.
Bio - Mark Barnhart, CEO - NPC, Inc.
After attending both The Kiski School and The Pennsylvania State University, Mark purchased the business from his parents in 1987 renaming it NPC, Inc. in 2001. Combining the practical experience learned in his youth with his formal education, Mark has served as NPC’s Chief Executive Officer for over 30 years. Through Mark’s leadership, NPC has grown and prospered and currently provides employment to nearly 500 Central Pennsylvania residents. Throughout his time as CEO, Mark has guided NPC through a strategic transition from a traditional printing company to a broader-focused information services provider.
Mark enjoys spending his free time with his wife, Karen, their three children and their five grandchildren. (Josh, wife Jessica, daughters Penelope and Ari; Jenna, husband Brad Houseknecht and daughter Holland; Luke, wife Rachael, daughters Lillian and Adalin). Together they enjoy developing “The Farm”, located in Duncansville, into a relaxing gathering place to foster relationships with all of NPC’s stakeholders (employees, suppliers, customers, other businesses and the community).
Bio - Veronica Sell
Veronica Sell was born and raised in nearby Everett. Following high school, she attended Shippensburg University where she earned a degree in psychology and secondary education for English. She taught seventh grade English for several years at school near Gettysburg and then returned to be closer to family. Upon returning to the area, it was necessary to reinvent herself and she became a part time professor at Penn State, the Mount and Allegany Community college. After a year or so, she was hired to be an academic advisor at Penn State Altoona. During her time at Penn State, she completed her education to become a school counselor and was hired at Hollidaysburg Junior High where she works today. She currently works with a group of students on Beating the Odds, with a great deal of emphasis on space and space exploration.
On a much more interesting note, she and her wonderful husband, Allen live on a small farm in Queen. They have horses, an English Mastiff and a South African Boerboel, They also have assorted chickens, guineas and a Goose named Goo. They recently rescued a cat who loves watching tv and a kitten. In her spare time, she enjoys fishing, gardening, reading, and attempting to work her new telescope. She also enjoys volunteering at their church.
She is passionate about helping people understand their motivations and dreams and how they can reach them.
Drew Mosser
Alpha Metals - Altoona, PA
Plant Engineer
Guest Speaker
Videos from
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Drew Mosser Video #2
Andrew Trexler
Catalyst Space
and
Ben Eberhart
Guest Speakers & Performers
Videos from
Monday, July 31, 2017
Week #1 - June 12-15, 2017 Activities Below
Claysburg's Summer STEM and the Arts this week was a big success. The four day event was the first of three different weeks of it. From the smiles on the kids' faces, they were loving it. They also really interfaced with the guest speakers, artists and musicians and their projects. The kids were as usual well-behaved. The teachers, volunteers, food staff and all others are to be commended for a job well done. The Claysburg-Kimmel parent's committee pulled off a great job organizing it. Their desire to have a summer program has reached fruition.
The support staff totalled approximately 25 people per day for the 75 students. Also, our thanks to the Claysburg-Kimmel School District, maintenance staff, secretaries and Jerome Dodson of the IT department for their concerns in making certain that everything we needed was done. Also, we want to thank our donors who made all of this possible for the kids.
Those of you who did not come to any of the events including seeing the guest speakers, perhaps after viewing the pages and videos, you might change your mind and make time to visit the next event. Also, we never turn down more volunteers.
Dr. Darin Zimmerman from Penn State Altoona
Guest Speaker
Videos from His STEM Presentation
Monday, June 12, 2017
Dr. James Dively Video - Part 2 of 2
And That's All Folks!! Thank You for a Great Program. The Kids Were Great!!!
Prize Winners - Week #3
Sonny Beck
Kasey Mosser
Dakota Wilbur
Layla Diehl
Zaiden Bush
Olivia Snyder
Drew Mosser Video #1
Elizabeth Weiland and Earl Springer of Sheetz
Dawn McDannell - Art Teacher with students
Dr. Lanika Ruzhitskaya
Director Science Outreach Center
St. Francis University
Guest Speaker
Videos from
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Bob Pozgar Video #1