Two fund-raising efforts on behalf of this past weekend's "Relay for Life"collectedmore than$3,100 for the American Cancer Society.
"You're the Chef" production coordinators Christine L. Faherty and Jennifer R. McHenry, both pursuing degrees in culinary arts technology and dietary manager technology, demonstrated a few healthy cooking tips that cut the calorie count for a "You're the Chef" recipe in half.
More than 125 Williamsport Technical Institute alumni and guests attended Friday's fifth annual reunion of the Penn College predecessor institution.
The Pennsylvania College of Technology Board of Directors approved a voluntary contribution of $100,000 to the City of Williamsport during the 2005-06 fiscal year, along with $15,000 in tuition credits to city employees, in lieu of a prior written agreement with the city.
The Board of Directors of Pennsylvania College of Technology today voted to make a voluntary contribution of $100,000 to the City of Williamsport in 2005-06. This contribution will be considered a gift from college funds and will be paid in 10 monthly installments of $10,000, beginning in August.
National Automotive Service Professionals Week is being observed for the first time this year, calling attention to the once-maligned practitioners of an often-overlooked skill.
On June 20, two Pennsylvania College of Technology students will help to educate the region about healthy eating options as part of the Million Pound Meltdown, an initiative to encourage every overweight person to seize control of his or her health.
A donation of equipment from the Pennsylvania Air National Guard will enhance educational opportunities for students in Pennsylvania College of Technology's aviation majors. The equipment, an Allison Turboprop T56-7A engine with a Hamilton Standard four-bladed, variable-pitch propeller, arrived earlier this month at Penn College's Lumley Aviation Center in Montoursville.
Over the years, Pennsylvania College of Technology athletic teams have had their share of success, but nothing has come close to matching the achievements of the recently completed 2004-05 seasons. Last fall, for the first time ever, the college fielded eight sports teams. All of them reached the post-season playoffs, with five claiming 11 championships.
Activity heats up in the summer on the campus of Pennsylvania College of Technology, where the deadline for applications for admission for the fall semester is July 1. Fall-semester classes begin Aug. 22.
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