🎓 Roger Myers dreams of becoming an Imagineer, someone who designs attractions for Walt Disney theme parks. It’s an ambitious goal and applicants are expected to possess a blend of creative and technical skills, so he chose to study electro-mechanical engineering at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus. As graduation neared, Myers was presented with two offers: a full-time project engineering role at a global technology company and a six-month internship at Walt Disney World Resort under the Disney College Program. He found choosing one over the other difficult, he said. Project engineering is a well-paying position that provides experience in automated processes and design preparation. Alternatively, the Disney College Program offers students and recent graduates the chance to live at Flamingo Crossings Village, under four miles from the resort, with learning opportunities in leadership, human resources and hospitality. Hopeful to network his way into becoming an Imagineer, he ac...