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Forestry students administer emergency care to classmate Ryan Karroll and keep him calm while also calling medical services to their location.

A mobile, high-fidelity human simulation patient named i-Stan receives emergency care from Penn State Mont Alto forestry students.

Role playing as i-Stan, forestry student Josh Hersl reacts to the pain of i-Stan's injuries and the emergency care he receives from forestry students. Susan Wells, instructor in nursing, monitors i-Stan's vitals via a laptop.

Penn State Mont Alto nursing students Brandon King, center, and Abigail Turner assist Kevin Sanders, left, a physician assistant at Waynesboro Hospital, in stabilizing injured patient i-Stan and preparing him for airlift to a medical facility.

Nursing students read the "Nightingale Pledge" after being pinned during Penn State Mont Alto's annual nurses pinning ceremony.

Sidney Crain is pinned by a family member during Penn State Mont Alto College of Nursing annual Pinning Ceremony.

Captain, U.S. Navy (Ret) Barbara Stankowski addresses Penn State Mont Alto graduates during the Commencement Ceremony on May 7. She is president and CEO of AMTIS, Inc.

Penn State Mont Alto graduates wait to receive their diplomas. For additional photos from this commencement ceremony, click here https://www.flickr.com/photos/53130103@N05/sets/72157667908593522/

Robert (Marty) Ogle, Penn State Mont Alto athletic director, who will retire in June from Penn State Mont Alto after 27 years of service, is recognized during Penn State Mont Alto's End-of-year Luncheon and Awards by Chancellor Francis K. Achampong.