The following local students were named to the dean’s list at Pennsylvania College of Technology for the spring semester.
From Bellefonte:Michael R. Bickle, heating, ventilation and air conditioning technology; Jenna L. Cole, early childhood education; Christopher R. Helwig, building automation technology; Timothy D. Kessling, construction management; Seth A. Krape, ornamental horticulture: landscape technology emphasis; Jeffrey L. Lucas, construction management; Daniel J. Miller, plastics and polymer engineering technology; Thomas C. Pollok, heating, ventilation and air conditioning technology; Clayton P. Powers, building automation technology; and Alexander M. Toldi, surveying technology
From Blanchard:Douglas E. Bennett, heating, ventilation and air conditioning technology; and Jenny L. Johnson, legal assistant-paralegal studies
From Howard:Hope E. Bitner, nursing; Steven C. Kepler, electrical technology; Dustin C. McClain, architectural technology; Adam F. Rhine, environmental technology management; and Curtis J. Wrable, electronics and computer engineering technology
From Julian:Kate Anton, radiography; and Suzanne M. La Forge, graphic design
From Lemont:Courtney M. McChesney, early childhood education
From Millheim:Arthur T. Eyer, electronics and computer engineering technology: robotics and automation emphasis; and Jaime L. Trauger, health information technology
From Pennsylvania Furnace: Stephanie A. Fike, pre-dental hygiene; and Allyson J. Roan, baking and pastry arts
From Philipsburg:Ian A. Senior, building construction technology; and Heather L. Smeal, legal assistant-paralegal
From Pleasant Gap:Brian S. Bartley, automotive technology: Ford ASSET emphasis; and Jon D. Resides, ornamental horticulture: landscape technology emphasis
Dunklebarger, manufacturing engineering technology; and Matthew A. Alters, Bachelor of Science, heating, ventilation and air conditioning design technology
From Spring Mills:John D. Kubalak, applied health studies; Courtenay M. Meeker, ornamental horticulture: landscape technology emphasis; Fallon M. Meeker, baking and pastry arts; Megan M. Russell, nursing; and Charles W. Stover II, civil engineering technology
From State College:Kaitlyn M. Charmbury, residential construction technology and management: architectural technology concentration; Carly M. Dreibelbis, graphic design; Richard C. Lies Jr., building construction technology; Allison K. Myers, baking and pastry arts; Adam O. Pearson, mass media communication; Kade E. Poorman, welding and fabrication engineering technology; Craig M. Rotthoff, electrical occupations; Darya A. Samokhina, pre-dental hygiene; Robert D. Taylor, automotive technology management; Kendall L. Whit-mer, graphic design
David B. Miller,pastor of University Mennonite Church, State College, has
been named associate professor of missional leadership development for Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary in Elkhart, Ind.
Miller has been pastor of University Mennonite Church for 12 years and previously was a co-pastor of East Goshen Mennonite Church, Goshen, Ind. In between these assignments, he was instructor of Bible and pastoral ministry at Hesston College, Hesston, Kan. He also was director of voluntary service for Mennonite Board of Missions from 1985 to 1988 and coordinated the youth conventions for Ames ’85 and Bowling Green ’81.
Miller completed a Doctor of Ministry in 2006 at Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Ga. He also earned an M.Div. from AMBS in 1993, and a B.A. from Goshen College in 1979.
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