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Brian Schneider, Robert Groves and Jessica Weaver stood out all season for their respective Pennsylvania College of Technology men's and women's basketball teams, so the postseason accolades they have received are little surprise.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's two television series have been honored with national awards. The College's public affairs series, "Penn College & You," recently received a bronze Telly Award for Information Programming, while its public television cooking series, "You're the Chef," earned a Silver Paragon Award from the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations.

A new scholarship at Pennsylvania College of Technology will honor the memory of the late wife of state Sen. Roger A. Madigan. Beginning in May, Penn College and the "Pennsylvania's Tomorrow Starts Today" Student Government Seminar Committee will offer the Peggy Madigan Memorial Leadership Scholarship for a student attending the College. Mrs.

Approximately 50 exhibitors will display building products and services with a "green" orientation April 22-23 at Pennsylvania College of Technology for the "Penn College Green Building Fair." The event, which is free and open to the public, will run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, April 22, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 23, at the Penn College Field House.

Farm legislation is scheduled to be the major topic for a Pennsylvania Rural Development Council videoconference to be hosted April 12 in the northcentral region by Pennsylvania College of Technology's North Campus near Wellsboro. In the videoconference, U.S. Rep.

Health-care professionals will gather at Pennsylvania College of Technology on April 12 to learn more about detecting biological and chemical terrorism and treating its victims. The featured presentation at the conference will be "Biological and Chemical Terrorism: What Health Professionals Should Know," offered by Dr. Gregory R.

The successes of the progressive movement in early 20th-century America will be recounted at Pennsylvania College of Technology on April 9, when Dr. Susan Leighow Meo, a Commonwealth Speaker for the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, presents "Crusaders of the Progressive Movement." The Focus Semester 2002 program, which is free and open to the public, will be held at 8 p.m.

A tradition of excellence. That's what coach Mike Stanzione has developed over the last decade with his Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball teams.

Charlie Baum coaches men's volleyball at Pennsylvania College of Technology, but, at times, he sounds more like a philosopher. "The key to the season is going to be chemistry, just getting the guys to play together," the first-year coach said. "We have all of the talent, but if you play against a team with guys who have less talent than you but play well together, you're going to lose.

"Injection molder," "extruder" and "blow molder" are not terms most people would recognize instantly, but a group of 120 high-school students will learn all about those pieces of equipment and others used in the plastics industry when they visit Pennsylvania College of Technology on May 17.