Barbara J. Albert, program specialist for the early childhood education major at Pennsylvania College of Technology, presented a workshop at the Pennsylvania Early Childhood Education Summit.
A member of the baking and pastry arts faculty at Pennsylvania College of Technology recently earned the Certified Food Service Educator credential from the Foodservice Educators Learning Community. Chef Monica J.
Members of the Bear Bunch are entertained by a holiday favorite. Children, staff and parents at the Dunham Children’s Learning Center are enjoying the train display set up in the lobby conference room by Patrick M.
PCToday continues its regular feature: welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Kyle T. Beatty, regular part-time Dining Services Worker III, effective Dec. 13 John M. Charnego, full-time Environmental Specialist, General Services, effective Dec.
A member of the chemistry faculty at Pennsylvania College of Technology has been invited into the membership of two academic honor societies. Kelly B.
PCToday continues its regular feature: welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Trista N. Falls, regular part-time Dining Services Worker III, effective Dec. 6 Sarah E. Horton, transfer to full-time temporary Video Web Marketing & Innovation Coordinator, Industrial Modernization Center, beginning Dec.
Faculty member evokes cinema legend Members of the Penn College family – faculty/staff, students and alumni – are known for their civic involvement, and not even the hectic holiday season can douse that community spirit. Brian M.
Paul Zell Sr. Services were at the convenience of the family for Paul J. Zell Sr., a retired Penn College faculty member, who died Saturday, Nov. 24. Zell taught plumbing from August 1975-August 1986 in the college's Construction Technology Division (now the School of Construction and Design Technologies).
The Bison Battalion Army ROTC, comprising Pennsylvania College of Technology and four other Susquehanna Valley institutions, held its annual Dining Out ceremony Nov. 17 at the Kehr Dining Hall at Bloomsburg University. Penn College Cadets Diego Wilson (left) and Steven Cavanaugh. Also known as "Mess Night," the formal dinner is a tradition long observed by America's armed forces.
Wednesday's astoundingly huge Powerball jackpot, which ultimately will be split by players in Arizona and Missouri, eluded Pennsylvanians who nonetheless helped push the multistate total to a record $587.5 million. A group of Penn College employees, however – mostly from Dining Services, but joined by a few in other departments – have a $10,000 winner among its pile of tickets.
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