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Shipton led the class of fourth-year students, who were divided into groups of four. Each group selected the design of an existing LIFEWTR bottle from which to draw inspiration in developing marketing campaign materials, including posters, vending snipes and merchandise. The winning team’s design are now being used in advertising and promotional materials exclusively on the Penn State University Park campus and in select local retailers.
“The students ended up creating point-of-sale pieces for LIFEWTR,” Shipton said. “They were provided with the bottle design and from there the students were able to develop concepts for the key imagery that they later expanded on to other collateral.”
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The building, which was dedicated in 2010, is, for many, the first impression of Penn State Behrend. Campus tours depart from its two-story lobby.
Other offices in the building support core functions of the college, from financial aid and billing to transcripts and introductions to the alumni network.
“Students need different forms of support at different points in their college experience,” Ford said. “Bob and Sally Metzgar’s longtime giving has provided resources and promoted opportunities at every step in that journey. The college is deeply appreciative of their steadfast support.”
The Metzgars’ philanthropic support of the college and Penn State dates to 1972, when they first donated to the Levi Lamb Fund, which provides scholarships and other support to more than 800 varsity student-athletes.