Reminding his audience, "Who here is not an explorer?" NASA scientist Jitendra A. Joshi took separate groups on three enlightening journeys far beyond the Klump Academic Center Auditorium on Friday. Chief technologist for the agency's Advanced Capabilities Division, Exploration Systems Mission Directorate, Joshi came to campus while in town at the invitation of Little League. (Janice L.
A Multicultural Student Mixer was held Wednesday in the Thompson Professional Development Center, an opportunity for Penn College employees and students to mingle with individuals from different backgrounds and diverse experiences.
At Penn College, those sidewalks underfoot might carry valuable information about an upcoming campus event ... such as a Block Party sponsored by the Off-Campus Housing Organization and the college's Community Assistants.
The Gallery at Penn College, on the third floor of the Madigan Library at Pennsylvania College of Technology, will host recent artwork of Cheryl Agulnick Hochberg from Aug. 26 to Sept.
Free food, fun and games were in the offingduring a "Grillin' With the Greeks" event this week in Rose Street Commons. Hamburgers and hot dogs, cooked outdoors by Penn College fraternity members, were given away Monday to students who passed by.
Pennsylvania College of Technology students, employees, alumni and their family members are invited to attend presentations on Aug. 26 by NASA scientist Jitendra A. Joshi, chief technologist, Advanced Capabilities Division, Exploration Systems Mission Directorate.
The Pennsylvania College of Technology community opened its arms, hearts and doors to greet new students during Welcome Weekend, lending a helpful hand during move-in, assisting with last-minute preparations before the start of the Fall 2011 semester, orienting first-year enrollees to the location of their classes, and answering any questions to put freshmen (and their parents) at ease.
Students kicked off the first weekend of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Fall 2011 semester with a Wet 'n' Wildcat House Party, thanks to a variety of campus organizations on the Field House lawn Thursday.
Pennsylvania College of Technology again helped welcome visitors to Williamsport for the Little League Baseball World Series. On Aug. 17, the college hosted a third annual cookout for the series teams on the lawn outside the Bush Campus Center, then led players, coaches and umpires to their respective divisions in the Grand Slam Parade down West Fourth Street.
Faculty/staff dog owners brought their pets to Rose Street Commons from 5-7 Tuesday night for the second annual "Hot Dog, You're Here!" program. The well-attended event offered a unique opportunity for employees to welcome and engage first-year students over the common ground of pet ownership, conversation and free food. Photos by Michael S. Fischer, student photographer
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