Student Leaders Release State Patty’s Day Video
A group of Penn State student leaders has created a video to address the detriments of State Patty’s Day, urging students to exercise caution this year on February 23.
You’ll probably recognize some of the faces, with participants ranging from many of the major clubs and organizations on campus.
The new actors and actresses include:
Courtney Lennartz – UPUA President
Wanika Fisher – GSA President
Ben Clark – CCSG President
Chip Ray – IFC President
Rachel Franceschino – PHC President
Will Martin – THON Overall Chairperson
Bobby Walter – Homecoming President
Logan Cawley – Lion Ambassador President
Caleb Fernandez – ARHS President
Joe Nichisti – Off-Campus Student Union President
Leslie Pinero – Blue & White Society President
Maddy Evans – SAAB President
Jeff Amos – Council of Lionhearts President
TJ Bard – Former UPUA President
Check out the video below:
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