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Institutional Advancement

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The Institutional Advancement Office works to develop lasting relationships and communicate the mission of Pennsylvania College of Technology, to foster good will and increase support toward enhancing educational opportunities for Penn College students.

These initiatives are all part of the Institutional Advancement efforts at Penn College:

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Institutional Advancement News

2 days ago (7/2/2008 9:44:05 AM)

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Two new Penn College alumni, a returning student and a recent high school graduate who simultaneously enrolled in college courses last year were among medalists at the 44th annual National Leadership and Skills Conference held June 23-28 in Kansas City, Mo.

2 days ago (7/2/2008 9:22:34 AM)

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The Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation and the School of Hospitality combined efforts recently to offer a reception honoring those who have established scholarships at the college, at the same time providing a unique capstone project for students in the baking and pastry arts major.

11 days ago (6/23/2008 2:23:08 PM)

Williamsport Technical Institute alumni gather for a group photo in the SASC presentation room About 180 people – including 110 Williamsport Technical Institute alumni – visited campus Friday during the eighth annual reunion for graduates of Penn College's earliest predecessor. Besides reuniting with friends and former classmates, W.T.I. alumni toured the Schneebeli Earth Science Center near Allenwood and heard about the college's Stage X building program from Barry R. Stiger, vice president of institutional advancement.

11 days ago (6/23/2008 10:46:40 AM)

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A Tioga County mason and Penn College graduate whose dry-stone loop impressively marks the gateway to the Schneebeli Earth Science Center has joined with students to craft another rustic addition to the Allenwood-area campus. James A. Asbury, owner-operator of
Mountaineer Stone  in Mansfield, worked with nearly 50 horticulture and masonry students and faculty to build “Transition Bridge” over the course of several lab periods during the spring semester. Like all of Asbury’s work – including his circular “ Tribute to Knowledge ” near the campus’s entrance – the bridge uses stone culled from the immediate vicinity of the worksite and absolutely no mortar.

24 days ago (6/10/2008 9:04:01 AM)

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The Occupational Therapy Assistant Program at Penn College celebrates its 20th graduating class this summer. In honor of this landmark, the program, in concert with Alumni Relations and Workforce Development & Continuing Education, sponsored a full day of educational and social events for alumni on May 30.

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