An article by a Pennsylvania College of Technology admissions representative, outlining creative funding for late-night student events, has been published in the January/February issue of Campus Activities Programming Magazine. Mark R.
The Field House is packed with students from area FBLA chapters. A student accepts applause during the post-competition awards ceremony. More than 800 students, representing school districts from Lycoming, Columbia, Sullivan and Tioga counties, packed the Field House on Thursday afternoon following a day of competition testing their business savvy.
A winter tradition has resumed in Harrisburg, as Pennsylvania College of Technology employees and students serve up an assortment of activities and attractions at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Representatives of Penn College's six academic schools take turns staffing a booth at the sprawling complex through Jan.
The first Pennsylvania Farm Show was held in 1917, a few years after adult education began at what is now Pennsylvania College of Technology. In January, as the college begins a celebration that will last throughout its 2014 centennial year, those two homegrown successes will again converge in Harrisburg. Representatives of Penn College’s Admissions Office will be available from Jan.
In recognition of its services to veterans and active service members, Pennsylvania College of Technology earned Top 10 status among regional colleges in the northern United States in the “Best Colleges for Veterans” 2014 rankings published by U.S. News & World Report. Penn College is ranked No. 6 in the category Regional Colleges (North). U.S.
Renewing a tradition that makes veterans’ advocacy a year-round priority, four active and former military personnel are providing front-line assistance to their fellow students at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Among employees of the college's Financial Aid Office are Chester M. Beaver, Army (retired), a human services student from Williamsport; Sarah E.
The Penn College community welcomed more than 1,100 prospective students and their families to Open House from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday.
An Open House on Sunday, Oct. 27, will enable prospective students and families to explore the diverse “degrees that work” that are the hallmark of a Pennsylvania College of Technology education. A wide range of activities and tours will be offered at Open House, which takes place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the main campus in Williamsport.
Pennsylvania College of Technology and Harcum College, Bryn Mawr, recently entered into an articulation agreement that will allow graduates of Harcum College’s associate-degree major in dental hygiene a smooth transition should they choose to continue their education at Penn College.
Admissions representative Patrick McCabe talks with PFEW participants about “degrees that work” and campus life at Penn College. Students use their resources to answer a question posed by Anne K. Soucy, assistant dean of construction and design technologies, in the HVAC lab.
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