A Clymer woman is one of five people chosen by IUP as the university’s 2022 Young Alumni Award recipients.
The University announced on Friday that Stephanie Perkovich Kline of Clymer was named one of the five award recipients. Originally from Commodore, she is now a treasurer and chief analytics officer of S&T Bank of Indiana. She earned her degree in economics/mathematics in 2007 and her MBA in 2013.
Other recipients include:
- Andrew Longacre, of Presto, president and CEO of Millennium Family of Companies. Longacre earned two bachelor’s degrees in safety science and political science in 2013, and his MBA in 2019.
- Derrick L. Maultsby Jr., of Pittsburgh, associate attorney at Frost Brown Todd LLC in Pittsburgh. He earned his bachelor’s degree in criminology in 2017.
- Wayne N. Walters, of Pittsburgh, superintendent of Pittsburgh Public Schools. He earned his Doctor of Education in Administration and Leadership Studies in 2007.
- Samuel J. Orsi-Weiser, of Princeton Junction, N.J., a member of the New York City Metropolitan Opera. He graduated in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Music Education.
Recipients are selected by the deans of their colleges, with the requirement that they have graduated from college less than 15 years ago.
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