"Working Class" Penn College, in partnership with WVIA Public Media, will premiere a new "Working Class" film series this month on public television. An on-campus screening of the first episode will take place prior to the broadcast premiere.
On a rarity of late – a blustery, chilly day that added appropriate atmosphere for an event called "Winter Commencement" – Pennsylvania College of Technology held its yearend graduation ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Community Arts Center.
Two years after it observed its own centennial, Pennsylvania College of Technology will help the Pennsylvania Farm Show celebrate its 100th anniversary in Harrisburg next month. Honoring tradition, Penn College – a national leader in applied technology education – will have a weeklong presence at the nation’s largest indoor agricultural exposition.
Culinary arts faculty and students at Penn College recently created a "Taste of Technology" presentation for visiting high school students, showing – with a dash of science – how a kitchen can be transformed into a chemistry set. "We want to learn about liquid nitrogen and different food products and how to use that in avant-garde cuisine," said Chef Frank M.
Learning looked a lot like play when more than 90 middle school educators from across Pennsylvania – and a few from other states – convened at Pennsylvania College of Technology to sit on the learning end of hands-on lessons that they can take back to school to help engage their students in science, technology, engineering and math topics.
Edible artistry was on display Dec. 4 at Pennsylvania College of Technology’s annual Food Show, where culinary arts and baking and pastry arts students displayed final projects for judges and visitors. The Chef Eugene Mattucci Best of Show Award was granted to Amanda R.
From hors d’oeuvres to classical desserts, students in Penn College’s School of Business & Hospitality proudly showed off their end-of-semester projects during Friday's 2015 Food Show in the Thompson Professional Development Center’s Mountain Laurel Room. – Photos by Jennifer A. Cline, writer/editor-One College Avenue
Multitasking at the griddle, Dining Services' Patricia L. Gartley still finds time to smile. A fun-filled helping of collective comfort food Bonding over breakfast Residence Life employees, ready to serve diners Displaying his newly won Rockstar sign is Matthew S. Nauman, an electronics and computer engineering technology major from Ulysses. (Jonathon M.
A particular favorite is Koda, a Leonberger who perennially proves that good things come in big packages, too! Students get acquainted with Kenzie, a golden retriever mix ... ... and Pepper, a schnauzer. Dogs line up to help students calm down. Getting a cuddly lapful of Gus Certified therapy dogs returned to the Madigan Library this week, a huggable addition to the Finals Week schedule.
President Gilmour announces the winners in the ATHS – a warm, dry haven from the drizzle outside the doors. Sidewalk puddles reflect holiday lights. College community shares season's greetings. Getting a closer look at this year's entries Attendees had opportunity to create personalized cards.
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