Tiffini L. Lanza recently received the high honor of being named Penn College?s "Resident Assistant of the Month." An Early Childhood Education major from Perkiomenville, Lanza serves as a Resident Assistant at the College West Apartment complex.
Did you know that, at the end of the fall semester, 45 job opportunities were advertised through the Job Location and Development program; 42 positions were filled; the hourly rate ranged from $6.50-$10 and the students earned over $43,000? Having trouble finding a reliable part-time job? The JLD Office is here to help.
Kirk M. Allen, ajunior Business Administration-Management Information Systems major from Birdsboro (Berks County), has been selected by the Student Government Association as January's "Student of the Month" at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
A team of square dancers from Mifflin County including three current Penn College students from Lewistown won a first-place ribbon at this month's Pennsylvania Farm Show. Members of the "Cam O" team are, from left in far-left photo: Brandy Mayes; Jonas D. Glick, enrolled in Forest Technology and a member of the Penn College archery team; his sister, Kati J.
A team of two-year construction majors at Pennsylvania College of Technology grabbed a second consecutive first-place finish during competition at this week?s National Association of Home Builders' international convention in Orlando, Fla. Its four-year counterpart finished 10th in a strong 28-school field, and saw one of its members individually honored at Thursday's awards ceremony.
Fall 2004 dean's list Thomas Wayne Allegrucci, Montoursville, Business Management Kirk Michael Allen, Birdsboro, Business Management Neil Christopher Allen, York, Computer Information Systems-Networking and Technical Support Maria C. Arvelo, Mifflinburg, Nursing Justin William Baney, Lock Haven, Hospitality Management Justin L.
List of Fall 2004 graduates The Fall 2004 dean's list has been announced at Penn College. Those named to the list are full-time (or qualified part-time) students who have earned a semester grade-point average of 3.5 or better. Christopher G. Adams, Information Technology-Information Technology Security Specialist Concentration, Pen Argyl Temilade O.
Pennsylvania College of Technology has presented student awards to its December 2004 graduates. The award winners (and their addresses and academic majors) are: PRESIDENT'S AWARD, for leadership and service to the College: Sandra Sue Beck, New Columbia, Business Administration-Management Concentration.
A group of 22 students is going to Italy to study Art History in Rome and Naples. The group will leave Dec. 28 and will return Jan. 6. While there, they will visit the ruins of Pompeii, the Colosseum, the Capitoline Museum and Vatican City. They also will spend a day in Cerveteri, one of the richest and important ancient Etruscan cities.
A freshman in Pennsylvania College of Technology's HVAC Technology Program recently was honored on the floor of the state House of Representatives for his gold-medal performance in vocational-technical competition while a student at the Career Institute of Technology in Northampton County. Shawn A.
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