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Students catch one of the best views of Central Park and Midtown Manhattan from the Top of the Rock—Rockefeller Center—where they waved their arms to trigger sounds and bright, colored lights in a sensory room.

Penn State Master Gardener, Susan Hyland, talks to a student at the Sustainability Symposium held at Penn State Schuylkill March 2.

Penn State Schuylkill LionLaunch Competition turned dreams into reality for seven teams that earned seed funding to grow or strengthen their small businesses. Winning teams include (sitting from left): Mariann Young, Beauty and the Beads; Karen Shiffert and Stacey Lehman, Caregivers Aide, LLC. Standing from left: Joe Medica, On Target Archery; Andrew Savakinas, Parts Online Network; Carmen Cicioni, Car Men Restorations; John Matulevich, Ruthless Athletics; Jamie Anczarski and Joseph Anczarski, Analog Archaeology. 

Mariann Young explains how she plans to expand her business, Beauty and the Beads.

Carmen Cicioni pitches his business, Car Men Restorations, to the panel of judges.

Karen Shiffert and Stacey Lehman pitch their new business, Caregivers Aide.

Members of the judges panel enjoy listening to the interesting business plan pitches at the competition at Penn State Schuylkill that was held March 1.

Penn State Schuylkill LionLaunch Competition turned dreams into reality for seven teams that earned seed funding to grow or strengthen their small businesses. Winning teams include (sitting from left): Mariann Young, Beauty and the Beads; Karen Shiffert and Stacey Lehman, Caregivers Aide, LLC. Standing from left: Joe Medica, On Target Archery; Andrew Savakinas, Parts Online Network; Carmen Cicioni, Car Men Restorations; John Matulevich, Ruthless Athletics; Jamie Anczarski and Joseph Anczarski, Analog Archaeology.