Three student teams from Lycoming County – representing Jersey Shore, Montgomery and Montoursville area high schools – will share $1,500 to implement civic-minded projects they put forward during Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Youth Leadership Program.
The Community Arts Center hosted its 30th anniversary celebration Saturday evening, May 6, kicking off a yearlong observance of the notable milestone.
Through an on-campus Volunteer Income Tax Assistance site, students in Pennsylvania College of Technology’s accounting major and business administration: banking & finance major helped members of the Greater Williamsport community to file 98 2022 income tax returns, with a total of $103,562 in federal tax refunds and $4,597 in state tax refunds.
Little League Opening Day celebrations were held throughout the region this past weekend, and a Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty member was honored for stepping up to the plate.
Learning a lot along the way about each other, two student organizations at Pennsylvania College of Technology combined their efforts to raise awareness of sexual assault and donations for Wise Options, a program of YWCA Northcentral PA that provides emergency shelter and services for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and human trafficking.
A Spring Car Show, organized by a trio of student groups, will be held from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday on main campus.
Penn College students supported the community Saturday by volunteering at the Lycoming County SPCA's annual Paws Run 5K.
A dozen students and Jaycie M. Loud, assistant director of student engagement, traveled to Rider Park over the weekend for the semester's final “(community) Service Saturday."
For the second year, Penn College's Human Services & Restorative Justice Club joined local agencies in planting a “pinwheel garden” to observe April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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