Several Information Technology certification programs unique to the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania will be added this summer and fall at Pennsylvania College of Technology's North Campus, near Wellsboro.
Three students from Pennsylvania College of Technology placed in the top three in their respective categories in the Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference competition held in State College from March 31 to April 2. The eight-student Penn College contingent competed against approximately 130 students from 16 other Pennsylvania colleges, according to Dennis R.
The Heavy Construction Equipment faculty at Pennsylvania College of Technology recently selected student award winners for the school year. Ryan W. Peck, Montoursville, received the "Operator of the Year Award" and Craig M. Plowman, Cooperstown, received the "Mechanic of the Year Award." Benjamin H.
The impact of the World Wide Web on instruction, both in the classroom and in distance-learning situations, will be the topic tackled in a Pennsylvania College of Technology Professional Development Colloquia Series program scheduled for Tuesday, April 18. "Using Activity and Discovery in Distance Education," will be presented by Alex Kugushev, a publisher of on-line instructional materials.
Award-winning photojournalist Zed Nelson will offer his unique perspective on the gun debate with the multimedia presentation "Gun Nation" on Thursday, April 6, at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The London-based photographer will focus on the proliferation of guns in America as he presents a Spring 2000 Lecture Series program at 8 p.m. in the Klump Academic Center.
Two National Football League players, including Williamsport's own Gary Brown, are tentatively scheduled to participate in Pennsylvania College of Technology's Second Annual Scholarship "Pride Ride" on Sunday, May 7.
A balloon released Sunday at Pennsylvania College of Technology's Open House 2000 event has been recovered in Whitpain Township, Montgomery County. The balloon was found Monday morning in a farm field about 10 minutes from Valley Forge National Historic Park, according to Dr. Stanley K. Baczek, assistant professor of Plastics Technology at Penn College.
Pennsylvania College of Technology was honored recently with six awards in national competitions for marketing.
George R. Roles, a student in the Legal Assistant/Paralegal program at Pennsylvania College of Technology, has been awarded a $3,500 scholarship in a competition sponsored by the National Federation of Paralegal Associations and West Group.
A unique new certificate program that addresses the intertwining needs of the health-care, insurance and legal fields will be offered this fall at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
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