A new Virtual Tour of campus and an updated Campus Map are now available on Penn College's Web site. Select "Visit Us"from the home page for easy access to both the Virtual Tour and map. Direct any questions or comments to Web Development.
DuringSummer 2006, Penn State Continuing Education in Williamsport is offering the following courses that can be applied to master's programs:CSA 501: Introduction to Student Affairs (Three credits)This course can be applied to the master of education in college student affairs.Dates: June 6-July 25Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 to 8:15 p.m.Instructor:Susan Rankin AEE 521: Basic Applied Data Analys
Students from Penn College's School of Hospitality were featured on WNEP-TV's "Pennsylvania Outdoor Life" series Sunday, May 14. The Outdoor Life crew visited Penn College in April, when they filmed students Lance A. Smith, of Harrisburg, and Christopher R. Grove, of Linden, with Michael J. Ditchfield, instructor of food and hospitality management/culinary arts.
Later this summer, Information Technology Services will begin a major initiative to convert the campus network infrastructure from Novell to Microsoft. This conversion will affect network file storage, network printing and e-mail services. According to Jim Cunningham, chief technology officer, the move will improve the department's ability to respond to the campus' ever-changing IT needs.
Skyrocketing utility costs are not only challenging Pennsylvania College of Technology students and employees at home, but are threatening to swell tuition costs. To encourage the college community to join together to lower utility bills on campus, the Governance Facilities Committee recently launched the "Smart Energy Use" Web site.
Penn College's internal Governance system recaps the major issues addressed by its various committees last month and reports the recent election results. The results, at this point, are incomplete. Governance still is trying to fill several open positions with appointees.
A Pennsylvania College of Technology student reported being swindled overnight by a black male in his late 30s at an off-campus apartment. This is the seventh known occurrence by the same or a similar suspect. The incidents are being investigated by the Williamsport Bureau of Police.
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Information Technology Services reminds the college community to be alert for e-mail scams. A recent scam, just in time for tax season, appears to come from the Internal Revenue Service. The message indicates that the recipient is eligible for a tax refund and provides a link to a refund-request form.
Scott M. Tracy, 20, of Northampton, a student enrolled in the architectural technology major at Penn College, died Monday from injuries suffered in an automobile accident in Montour County. Students wishing to speak to a counselor may call Counseling Services at Penn College at (570) 327-4765. The funeral was at the Schisler Funeral Home, 2119 Washington Ave., Northampton.
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