Pennsylvania College of Technology's abundant computer resources have earned it a fourth-place ranking in its category in "America's Most Wired Colleges 2000" − a national survey conducted by the online magazine "Yahoo!
With their prolific ability to control insect pests, bats make good neighbors. As houseguests, though, the diminutive nocturnal predators quickly wear out their welcome.
A team of students from Pennsylvania College of Technology won a recent district competition sponsored by the ISA, the international society for measurement and control. The students' winning performance at the competition, which was held at Research Triangle Park, N.C, enables them to participate in the international ISA event, which will be held Monday, Aug. 21, in New Orleans.
Nineteen students at Pennsylvania College of Technology have completed the Spring 2000 Emerging College Leadership Advancement SerieS program for freshmen or first-year students. The Emerging CLASS program provides a foundation in individual leadership techniques and group dynamics.
Vicki K. Killian, a food service manager for Pennsylvania College of Technology, is one of just two candidates chosen from her region to attend a National Association of College and University Food Services management institute.
Five students from Pennsylvania College of Technology took first place in their categories at the state SkillsUSA-VICA competition, held April 12-14 in Lancaster. The five first-place finishers will advance to the national SkillsUSA Championships, a showcase for the best career and technical students in the nation. The championships will be held June 29 in Kansas City, Mo.
A group of Pennsylvania College of Technology staff, students, New Choices/New Options program participants and local supporters of the College's New Choices/New Options program traveled to Harrisburg recently for the Fourth Annual Pennsylvania Women Work! Leadership Day.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's senior Legal Assistant Studies students will host their own series of legal seminars on May 4 and May 8. The programs, which are free and open to the public, are part of the bachelor's-degree requirement for the students in this "capstone" course.
(A joint release of Pennsylvania College of Technology and the Penn College Education Association) Pennsylvania College of Technology and the Education Association representing the College's faculty have reached an agreement for a three-year contract which becomes effective Aug. 21. The College's Board of Directors approved the agreement at their regular meeting April 13.
A team of Landscape/Nursery Technology and Floral Design/Interior Plantscape students from Pennsylvania College of Technology registered the College's 10th first-place finish in 16 years at the Mid-Atlantic 2000 Horticulture-Landscape Field Day, held April 8 at Long Island, NY.
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