If you’re still on the fence about joining us for our next Summer Social on Wednesday, July 22, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Milestone Ranch, just check out this photo montage.
Put together by Michael Straub Photography, it includes photos from the first Summer Social earlier this month at Kildare’s. After watching, you can email power.scranton01@gmail.com to RSVP for this Wednesday’s Summer Social or for the August 5 Summer Social at Backyard Ale House.
The Summer Social at Kildare’s was so popular that POWER! Scranton has scheduled two more – Wednesday, July 22, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Milestone Ranch and Wednesday, August 5, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Backyard Ale House.
The Summer Socials are free and open to the public and feature summertime Happy Hour specials as well as networking with other local professionals.
The fun continues all evening at Dionysus after each event. To RSVP, write power.scranton01@gmail.com.
Click on the image for a pdf flyer.
Michael Straub Photography recently assembled a multimedia presentation of photography from POWER! Scranton events. Check it out below and see why POWER! is the area’s best networking group for local professionals.
POWER! Scranton will present its “Summer Social” tomorrow at Kildare’s Rooftop from 5:30-7:30 p.m.; networking at Dionysus Downtown will follow.
Click the image for a pdf of the event flyer.
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POWER! Scranton members were recently given a VIP tour of Marywood University’s brand new School of Architecture at the July Outage. Over 80 young and young professionals gathered at the Liguori Center where they listened to three guest speakers involved with making this school a possibility. They then put on their hard hats and toured the building which is still under construction. The building is set to open in the fall.
Sister Anne Munley, president of Marywood University, welcomed POWER! Scranton to the University. Next, Dr. Gregory Hunt, Dean of the School of Architecture, took center stage to talk about the types of degrees the new school is going to offer. He also shared how the school and its students are seeking to conserve natural resources and promote environmental stewardship. Lastly, David Hemmler, principal of Hemmler & Camayd Architects, gave a presentation on how they designed the building around the LEED program developed by the United States Green Building Council. Some of the sustainable features include a green roof, a rainwater collection system, the installation of passive cooling technology, and the use of rapidly renewable construction materials.
Stayed tuned for the upcoming events including: Summer Socials, NEPA Miners, and the 500 Block on Lackawanna Avenue. For more information go to www.rediscoverscranton.com.
Photos from the Scranton POWER! Outage at the new Marywood School of Architecture are available now on the Rediscover Scranton Photostream.
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