On Friday, October 16, 2015 the SUN Tech Collision Repair Technology program got to visit Penn College’s Collision program first hand.
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Mark Your Calendars for SUN-Tech’s Annual Open House, Wednesday, October 7, 2015 from 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
We are so very proud of all of our SUN Tech competitors who competed last week in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Very proud of this group and all your hard work, and dedication
Jacob Jones- 1st Place Gold Medalist in Action Skills
Samantha & Jacob
Samantha Eisenhart- 2nd Place Silver Medalist in Job Skill Demo A
Our SUN Tech Team is competing today in the SKILLS USA National Competition. Go TEAM SUN!!!
The kids are having a blast this week. They have been busy creating t-shirts, stickers, creating robots, anatomy, dental impressions, crime scene, fingerprinting, welding and checking tire pressure, alignment and LOTS more!!
Check out the photos from SUN Tech Camp 2015 Day 2. Be sure to follow us on Facebook & Twitter and give us a “LIKE” . Come see us in the New Berlin parade tomorrow night. #sunareatech
ROBOTICS
HEALTH SCIENCE & SAFETY
AUTO/COLLISION CAMP
WELDING
ADVERTISING ART & DESIGN
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Torrey Smith (far left), 2008 graduate of the SUN Tech Art program visited the school to accept a donation for the Sunbury YMCA Art Center. Students in the Advertising Art & Design program donated $268 as a result of money collected through Dress Down Days. Every first and third Friday, students paid $2 and were permitted to wear the dress down day t-shirt with jeans instead of their typical uniform. The t-shirt design was an in-class competition using Adobe Illustrator and won by student Victoria Clark (Lewisburg School District, shown holding the right side of the banner). Instructor, Kim McBride (2nd from left) shows the dress down day shirt.
SUN Tech Health students started an Embryology project 21 days ago and over the last 24 hours we now have baby chicks! Take a look below.
Senator Gene Yaw came to visit and tour SUN-Tech. Pictured L-R is Senator Gene Yaw, Jennifer Hain, Administrative Director & Doug Bertanzetti, Assistant Director
Adam Steppe, CWI at High Steel in Williamsport gave the welding class a personal and thorough tour of the facility. The current product they are working on is for the Tappan Zee bridge located 20 miles outside of NYC.
Dillon Kerstetter a Midd-West High School student and SUN Area Technical Institute Electronics Technology student, recently earned his Eagle Scout. Dillon put over 100 hours into this project from start to finish. The project he did honors those who served in the Armed Forces in Snyder County from 1990-Present. Many thanks to all who contributed their time, materials and efforts to his Eagle Scout project. Dillon is the son of Lori Shull of Middleburg, and Michael Kerstetter of Beavertown. Dillon’s future plans are to attend Penn College and major in Electronics Engineering. SUN Tech is very proud of all the hard work, time and dedication you put into this project.
Mr. Schwartz ( Electronics Technology Instructor) with Dillon Kerstetter
Alex Hackenberg, Midd-West senior in Computer & Networking Technology, “SUN gives me a head start on college. It gives me a foot in the door to future jobs and to the career I want to pursue.”