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The Pennsylvania College of Technology Board of Directors on Thursday approved continuing for the 2006-07 fiscal year the college's voluntary $100,000 contribution to the City of Williamsport. The board's action also continues the provision for $15,000 in tuition credits to city employees.
The Architectural Woodwork Institute will host a program of "graduate level" courses, clinics, seminars and workshops for professional architectural woodworkers during its Career and Technology Education Week from June 20-24 at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Sessions will take place at the college's main campus in Williamsport and at the nearby Hermance Machine Co. William F.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's surgical technology major recently earned accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs. Penn College began offering the associate-degree program in Fall 2004.
Two faculty members in Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Business and Computer Technologies were among the presenters at the recent "Third International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations" in Las Vegas. Jacob R.
The incorporation of "reality television" into the real-life management curriculum at Pennsylvania College of Technology drew praise at last month's American Business World International Conference in Nashville, Tenn. Gerri F.
The program to recycle printer cartridges at Penn College has produced another check for the general scholarship fund. The Penn College Foundation recently received the check for $235 from the Cartridge World store at 1818 E. Third St. in Williamsport, for empty inkjet and laser cartridges turned in by college employees.
Monday's kickoff of the summer Connections program is documented in photos by Michael J. Hersh, student activities assistant. Penn College welcomed approximately 30 students, primarily from the School of Integrated Studies, and their guests for the opening program. The second in the series, for students in the School of Business and Computer Technologies, was offered Wednesday and Thursday.
Dottie M. Mathers, an associate professor of medical/surgical nursing at Pennsylvania College of Technology, has written three workbooks to accompany medical-surgical nursing textbooks. The workbooks, titled "Virtual Clinical Excursions 3.0," are adapted for textbooks published by Elsevier. An accompanying CD features a virtual hospital with five patients.
PCToday continues its regular feature welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Penn College employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Among the latest additions: Patricia Haefner, Secretary for Senior Vice President and Director of Alumni Relations, Senior Vice President and Institutional Advancement, effective June 19
A field trip for students enrolled in an English as a Second Language program got off to an exciting start May 26. The group was traveling on Route 87 toward a hiking trip at World's End State Park when they noticed a man had fallen from a roof. All four of the students hail from Saudi Arabia and are enrolled in preparatory courses before entering the college's pre-paramedic program.