Chad Rooney, President of Central Penn College’s Alumni Association and a 2003 Criminal Justice graduate, knows how to handle many responsibilities at once. He recently started a new role as Town Manager of Chestertown, Maryland, and celebrated his one-month anniversary just a few weeks later. Even with these milestones, Rooney’s drive to succeed remains strong. …
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Vincent DeMedici II ’17, ’19, ’22 of Jonestown, was wounded in Iraq during a training exercise, but even after he was medically retired from military service, he continues to fight for wounded warriors.
Why do people do what they do?That age-old question has fascinated Johnna Whitcraft for most of her life and propelled her toward a career in the fields of law and justice.
Building upon the surging interest in cracking cold cases and other unsolved mysteries, Central Penn College gave high school students a behind-the-scenes look at real-world crime scene investigations (CSI) this summer.
Central Penn College alum Kristal Turner-Childs, who was appointed by Governor Tom Wolf as deputy commissioner of staff for the Pennsylvania State Police.
Central Penn College was rated as the “Best for Accelerated Classes” in Pennsylvania by Intelligent.com, an independent, advertising-free site that ranks colleges and programs throughout the country.
Central Penn College student Chris Anderson has been named a PennACE Joanne Day Student of the Year. The award recognizes four outstanding student interns from across the state of Pennsylvania.
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