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Five Pennsylvania College of Technology students will share a $400 third prize for their entry in the 2007 Computer Security Awareness Video Contest sponsored by the EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Computer and Network Security Task Force to raise awareness of and increase computer security at colleges and universities. The team of Maurizio Bertone, of Greenwich, Conn.; Joshua S.
Penn College's Outreach for K-12 Office is sponsoring a Summer Technology Camp, "Are Widgets and Gidgets in YOUR Future?" The camp will run from Sunday, June 24, to Wednesday, June 27 (an overnight camp). The camp is FREE, but has limited enrollment. The registration deadline is May 30. Students entering grades nine and 10 this fall can register online at Outreach for K-12 Office's Web site.
Student fundraising efforts at Pennsylvania College of Technology have resulted in a new scholarship award for a returning student leader. At the college's recent Student Awards Banquet, Carl F.
Penn College Students in Free Enterprise and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lycoming County are working together to help raise awareness of the local need for mentors. The relationship was launched May 3, with the college's SIFE chapter donating $50 to Big Brothers Big Sisters, and there are plans to continue working together with fundraising and educational efforts.
Four forest technology students in Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Natural Resources Management, including a scholarship winner recognized for his 4.0 grade-point average, recently were inducted into the North American Forest Technician Honorary. Erick M.
A mayoral forum, sponsored by the Williamsport Sun-Gazette and Backyard Broadcasting, was held Monday night in the ACC Auditorium. The event was attended by Williamsport Mayor Mary B. Wolf, one of two candidates for the Republican nomination, and William McConnell, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination. City Councilman Gabriel J.
Nine fourth-semester students in the physical fitness specialist major recently sat for the National Strength and Conditioning Association's Certified Personal Trainer exam, which was conducted on campus in April.
A team of Penn College staff and faculty defeated its student counterpart, 15-12, in a softball game on the college's Athletic Field Monday night. The students jumped to a quick 2-0 lead at the end of the first inning on a two-run homer by Aaron Moyer, according to a game summary from Lisa J. Worth, athletic assistant.
An autonomous robotic vehicle designed by two Pennsylvania College of Technology students earned second place at a student competition at the University of Cincinnati and was accepted to a student-design competition at Rochester Institute of Technology. The robotic vehicle, created as a senior project by Ajaiah T. Connelly, of Williamsport, and Nicholas R.
The American Bar Association has granted reapproval to Pennsylvania College of Technology's legal assistant majors, one of only 14 programs in Pennsylvania to be recognized in that fashion.