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Resident Assistants and Orientation Leaders were welcomed to Downtown Williamsport on Wednesday, urged to spread the word among fellow students of the treasures awaiting. From a City Hall meeting with Mayor Mary B.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has appointed two women to positions within the Office of Institutional Advancement. Debra Mader Miller will become director of corporate relations (a newly created position) on Sept. 13. Currently, Miller serves as manager of program and scholarship services for the Williamsport-Lycoming Foundation.

For the 2004-05 school year, Pennsylvania College of Technology has added to the list of foods it will purchase from area farms by awarding its ground-beef contract to a cooperative of farmers who raise grass-fed cattle.

Select students at Pennsylvania College of Technology gained experience this summer helping on the set of "You're the Chef," an award-winning cooking series that airs nationally on public television.

The director of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Paramedic Program, a Navy Reservist, was called to active duty recently and is preparing for deployment to Iraq. Erich J. Frank, 39, of Williamsport, joined the Navy Reserves in October 2001. He serves as a hospital corpsman assigned to a Fleet Marine Force.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has presented Student Achievement Awardsto its August 2004 graduates. The award winners are: PRESIDENT'S AWARD, for leadership and service to the College: Sonya Kae Miller, Jersey Shore, Early Childhood Education. BOARD OF DIRECTORS' AWARD, for achievement under exceptional conditions: Kelly Marie Hagerman, Muncy, Human Services.

Stephen P. Legarski of Montoursville was commissioned as a second lieutenant inan Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps ceremony held Saturday, Aug. 7, at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Penn College President Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour delivered remarks at the ceremony, which took place at the Thompson Professional Development Center.

For the fifth consecutive year, Wine Spectator magazine has granted its "Best of Award of Excellence" to Pennsylvania College of Technology's Le Jeune Chef Restaurant.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's Workforce Development& Continuing Education will offer a one-day "Vision Impairment in Older Adults" workshop Friday, Oct. 15, to provide information and training to health-care professionals and others who work with older clients. The workshop will be offered from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Hatha yoga classes addressing three levels of practice will begin the week of Aug. 23 at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The three noncredit courses, which are being offered through Workforce Development & Continuing Education at Penn College, are for beginning intermediate and regular practitioners.