Pennsylvania College of Technology honored the following student award winners during winter commencement exercises conducted Dec. 17: PRESIDENT'S AWARD for leadership and service to the College community: Gregory J. Snyder, manufacturing engineering technology, Sunbury. ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT/PROVOST AWARD for scholastic achievement and service to the College: Kevin E.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's Act 101 program has received $132,672 in grant funding through Higher Education Equal Opportunity Program (Act 101) monies. With the College contributing matching funds of $48,158, the project's budget totals $180,830 for the 1998-99 academic year.
A number of Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty and staff recently have been in the news for a variety of accomplishments: Susan Clark-Teisher, project manager with the Technology Transfer Center, has been reappointed to the Mid-State Private Industry Council. She will represent the area of education. The appointment is for a two-year term.
Students Honored by Keystone Chapter of Associated Builders and ContractorsFour students enrolled in Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Construction and Design Technologies have been honored with scholarships by the Merit Shop Training & Research Center, an affiliate of the Keystone Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. The recipients, each receiving $1,000, are: Scott E.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's aviation program and faculty have been recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration for promoting aviation safety and pursuing high-level technical proficiency through recurrent training for its employees.
A Pennsylvania College of Technology initiativethat trains weatherization and home energy professionals has received $206,000 in federal funding for the 1998-99 academic year.
Three Pennsylvania College of Technology students have been honored with highly competitive scholarships from the national Society of Manufacturing Engineers. The students are enrolled in the College's manufacturing engineering technology bachelor of science degree major.
Pennsylvania College of Technology concludes its Fall 1998 semester with winter commencement exercises on Thursday, Dec. 17. Following graduation, the College will close for two weeks beginning the afternoon of Friday, Dec. 18. The Dec. 17 graduation ceremonies begin at 7 p.m., in the Community Arts Center in downtown Williamsport.
Representatives from Pennsylvania College of Technology's New Choices/New Options program will be available to discuss spring workshops and to take registrations at two sites in Wellsboro during December. On Monday, Dec. 14, from 10 a.m.
Three students enrolled in Pennsylvania College of Technology's plastics programming have received scholarships through the national Plastics Pioneers Association , a society of industry leaders. Brad Reeser, of Williamsport, received $1,500; Desiree Nichols, of Hughesville, was awarded $1,000, and Jesse Hofer, of Ulster Park, N.Y., was the recipient of $500.
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