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Participants in the recent Project ABLE event at Penn State Scranton hosted by the campus' DREAMers Club and Student Disabilities Services included, from left: Jayson Zimmerman, DREAMers Club treasurer; Liv Damski, DREAMers Club vice president; Rowan Mulligan, DREAMers Club member; Matthew Smith, campus disability and learning services specialist; Keith Williams, manager of Independent Living Services at MyCIL; Keith Loughney, outreach coordinator at MyCIL; and Lindsey Powers, Project ABLE assistant.
Participants in the recent Project ABLE event at Penn State Scranton hosted by the campus' DREAMers Club and Student Disabilities Services included, from left: Jayson Zimmerman, DREAMers Club treasurer; Liv Damski, DREAMers Club vice president; Rowan Mulligan, DREAMers Club member; Matthew Smith, campus disability and learning services specialist; Keith Williams, manager of Independent Living Services at MyCIL; Keith Loughney, outreach coordinator at MyCIL; and Lindsey Powers, Project ABLE assistant.
Penn State Scranton’s DREAMers Club and Student Disability Services hosted "Project Acceptance By Learning Experience," or Project ABLE, an activity-based learning event that provides opportunities for students to understand what it is like to live with various disabilities.
Principals from four regional family-owned businesses will participate in a panel discussion as part of the Family Business Alliance's 25th anniversary celebration on April 25. Clockwise from top left are: Chuck Cohen, Benco Dental; moderator Bill Corcoran, Jr., founder/content creator, Corcoran Printing and #OntheStacks; Kristin Dempsey O'Donnell, vice president, Dempsey Uniform and Linen; and Dick Kane, member, Kane Properties and former shareholder of Kane is Able, now ID Logistics.
Principals from four regional family-owned businesses will participate in a panel discussion as part of the Family Business Alliance's 25th anniversary celebration on April 25. Clockwise from top left are: Chuck Cohen, Benco Dental; moderator Bill Corcoran, Jr., founder/content creator, Corcoran Printing and #OntheStacks; Kristin Dempsey O'Donnell, vice president, Dempsey Uniform and Linen; and Dick Kane, member, Kane Properties and former shareholder of Kane is Able, now ID Logistics.
The Family Business Alliance, regional non-profit organization that operates out of shared space at Penn State Scranton and provides resources and professional programming for regional family-owned businesses in northeast Pa., is celebrating 25 years with an anniversary event on April 25, featuring a panel of accomplished professionals from successful family-owned businesses.
Nursing student Frank Turnbaugh, at right, has received a $1,000 SEN Grant from the University's offices of Undergraduate Education, Student Affairs and Outreach and Online Education, which he will use to gain experience working in the home health arena for the Visiting Nurses Association of Lackawanna County, under the mentorship of Michael Evans, teaching professor and assistant dean of undergraduate nursing education at the commonwealth campuses for the Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing.
