Meet The Student E-Board
Angela O’Donnell is President of the York College of Pennsylvania student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. She is a senior Supply Chain Operations Management major with a minor in accounting. Angela has completed an accounting internship with RKL, a procurement internship with Knorr Brake Company, and is currently interning in systems integration with Lockheed Martin. After her May 2019 graduation, she is pursuing a full time leadership development program, preferably with a defense contracting company, to learn which sector of supply chain fits her best.
Alex Morris is the Vice President of the York College of Pennsylvania student chapter for 2018-2019. He is a senior Supply Chain Operations Management major. Alex recently completed his summer internship with the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission where we worked within the procurement department on the strategic sourcing team. He will also be attending the APICS International Conference in September/October 2018. After graduation in May 2019, he hopes find a full time role at a consulting firm to gain experience in multiple different industries.
Brian Koonce is the Secretary of the York College of Pennsylvania student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. He is a senior Supply Chain Operations Management major and has completed an internship at Sunbelt Rentals this past summer. He gained experience in creating routes, dispatching drivers, and order fulfillment throughout his internship. After graduation in May 2019 Brian plans on finding a role in logistics or in operations with a focus on lean manufacturing.
Charlie Gingrich is the Treasurer of the York College of Pennsylvania student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. He is a junior Supply Chain Operations Management major and has completed an internship this past summer with York Precision Fabrication. He plans on obtaining an administrative supply chain internship with a focus in material planning this summer. After graduation in May of 2020, he would like to work in global logistics.
Christina Hilton is the Vice President of Events of the York College of Pennsylvania APICS student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. She is a junior Supply Chain Operations Management Major and has completed an internship this past summer with Holy Cross Germantown Hospital focusing on lean. She hopes to stay within the healthcare industry after graduation in May of 2020.
David Fensterer is the Vice President of Events of the York College of Pennsylvania APICS student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. He is a junior Supply Chain Operations Management Major, and has worked in the Yachting industry for 2 years fulfilling multiple roles to better his understand of the industry. David plans on pursuing a logistics based internship in the coming year.
Kelsey Knight is the Vice President of Marketing of the York College of Pennsylvania APICS student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. She is a senior Supply Chain Operations Management major with a minor in Accounting. Kelsey has held internships at WellSpan Health York Hospital in Logistics and Distribution, the Turkey Hill Dairy Continuous Improvement department, and Johnson Controls Inc. for the 2018-2019 school year focusing on procurement for the compressor prototype development group. Upon her May 2019 graduation, she would like to pursue a full time position in procurement.
Kyle Bishop is the Vice President of Outreach of the York College of Pennsylvania APICS student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. He is a senior Supply Chain Operations Management major and has completed an internship this past summer at QVC fulfillment center in Lancaster, PA. While interning here Kyle saw that he wanted to pursue a supply chain career at a fulfillment center supervising others after he graduates next semester.
Kylie Good is the Vice President of Marketing of the York College of Pennsylvania APICS student chapter for the 2018-2019 school year. She is a freshman Supply Chain Operations Management major with a minor in Finance. Kylie is looking forward to getting involved in the chapter, and learning more about the internship and job opportunities available in the industry.
