After winning at district competition, a team of Pennsylvania College of Technology students earned a spot in the ISA International Student Games to be held in Chicago in October. The students, enrolled in electronics technology and electronics engineering technology majors, are members of the student chapter of the Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society at Penn College.
Electronics Students Place First, Earn Spot in International Contest Published 04.20.2005 News Student News Home Page contents After winning at district competition, a team of Pennsylvania College of Technology students earned a spot in the ISA International Student Games to be held in Chicago in October. The students, enrolled in electronics technology and electronics engineering technology majors, are members of the student chapter of the Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society at Penn College. …
Two students from Pennsylvania College of Technology presented a lecture at the annual conference of the Pennsylvania Association of Two Year Colleges, held April 7-8 in Pittsburgh. Todd P. Kennedy, Abbottstown, and Brad A.
Students Present Outreach Project at State Conference Published 04.18.2005 News Student News Home Page contents Two students from Pennsylvania College of Technology presented a lecture at the annual conference of the Pennsylvania Association of Two Year Colleges, held April 7-8 in Pittsburgh. Todd P. Kennedy, Abbottstown, and Brad A. Piwowar, Williamsport, both working toward bachelor's degrees in plastics and polymer engineering technology, presented their work with a mobile plastics laboratory that was …
The Student Government Association will offer its Spring Educational Program at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, in Penn's Inn. The presenter will be Patrick Combs, a rapidly rising star in the corporate world. This presentation will touch on teaching initiative, fueling passion and improving productivity.
Motivational Speaker to Address SGA Spring Program Published 04.18.2005 News Events Home Page contents The Student Government Association will offer its Spring Educational Program at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, in Penn's Inn. The presenter will be Patrick Combs, a rapidly rising star in the corporate world. This presentation will touch on teaching initiative, fueling passion and improving productivity. Combs masterfully blends practical ideas, important research and memorable anecdotes in a provocative and …
Vol. 4, No. 34 Recent Results/Upcoming Games (Through Sunday, April 17) Baseball Overall record: 5-1 EPCC record: 5-1 Tuesday, April 12 host Penn State Scranton, W, 4-1; W, 6-0 Wednesday, April 13 host Penn State York, W, 4-1; W, 19-1 Monday, April 18 host Alfred St. (N.Y.) at Bowman Field (2), 5 p.m. Saturday, April 23 host Bucks County Community College at Bowman Field (2), 1 p.m.
Jam-Packed 'Wildcat Weekly' Reflects Busy Spring Athletic Season Published 04.18.2005 News Wildcat Weekly Home Page contents Vol. 4, No. 34 Recent Results/Upcoming Games (Through Sunday, April 17) Baseball Overall record: 5-1 EPCC record: 5-1 Tuesday, April 12 host Penn State Scranton, W, 4-1; W, 6-0 Wednesday, April 13 host Penn State York, W, 4-1; W, 19-1 Monday, April 18 host Alfred St. (N.Y.) at Bowman Field (2), 5 p.m. Saturday, April 23 host Bucks County Community College at Bowman Field (2), 1 p.m. …
The team working at The Village was crowned the winner of this past weekend's "Monster Hut" competition, which concluded Sunday with an awards ceremony in the Professional Development Center courtyard. Team members were Matthew Divok, Steven Zomerfeld III, David Harrington, Jason Maddox, David Baker, Curtis Graf and faculty adviser Clifford Jones. The winning team received prizes from Marc E.
Village Team Wins Hard-Fought Weekend 'Monster Hut' Competition Published 04.18.2005 News Events Home Page contents The team working at The Village was crowned the winner of this past weekend's "Monster Hut" competition, which concluded Sunday with an awards ceremony in the Professional Development Center courtyard. Team members were Matthew Divok, Steven Zomerfeld III, David Harrington, Jason Maddox, David Baker, Curtis Graf and faculty adviser Clifford Jones. The winning team received prizes from Marc E. …
More than 200 runners and walkers participated in a 5K race on April 9 to benefit the Allyson Wilgar-Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund. The event was held on the Penn College campus and was organized by college nursing faculty, who have formed the Allyson Wilgar-Jones Scholarship Committee.
Runners/Walkers Support Memorial Scholarship Published 04.18.2005 News Events Home Page contents More than 200 runners and walkers participated in a 5K race on April 9 to benefit the Allyson Wilgar-Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund. The event was held on the Penn College campus and was organized by college nursing faculty, who have formed the Allyson Wilgar-Jones Scholarship Committee. Wilgar-Jones was a nursing instructor at Penn College who died in June 2004 after a brief, intense battle with cancer. She …
"Making our town your town" is the slogan for the new College Town Web site, developed by college students in the Williamsport area, working as part of the Williamsport-Lycoming Chamber of Commerce College Town Committee.
'College Town' Web Site Debuts Published 04.18.2005 News Home Page contents "Making our town your town" is the slogan for the new College Town website, developed by college students in the Williamsport area, working as part of the Williamsport-Lycoming Chamber of Commerce College Town Committee. Features on the site include a calendar of events, an interactive map of the city and links to information on local services. Also displayed will be information on alumni of the year, students of the month, …
With all of the construction at Pennsylvania College of Technology over the past several years, it might be surprising that a special ceremony would be held to unveil a new wall. But as Penn College President Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour noted, this is no "ordinary" wall.
Donor Wall Honors Contributors to Penn College Published 04.18.2005 News Events Corporate Relations Home Page contents With all of the construction at Pennsylvania College of Technology over the past several years, it might be surprising that a special ceremony would be held to unveil a new wall. But as Penn College President Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour noted, this is no "ordinary" wall. The new Donor Wall, located in the lobby of the Student and Administrative Services Center, pays permanent tribute to …
Officials from PPL Corp. and its Montour Preserve visited Pennsylvania College of Technology today, reaffirming a longtime and mutually productive relationship. "For over two decades, the Montour Preserve and Penn College have had an ongoing partnership that has been beneficial to both," said Kevin R.
PPL, Penn College Continue Long-Standing Partnership Published 04.15.2005 News Home Page contents Officials from PPL Corp. and its Montour Preserve visited Pennsylvania College of Technology today, reaffirming a longtime and mutually productive relationship. "For over two decades, the Montour Preserve and Penn College have had an ongoing partnership that has been beneficial to both," said Kevin R. Drewencki, the preserve's superintendent and a veteran member of the college's Forest Technology Advisory …
The applied-technology focus at Pennsylvania College of Technology has paid off for many of its graduates who are now working in the field they studied. Among those are alumni of the graphic-design and advertising-art majors, who returned to the campus on April 14 to show current students the kind of work their education has helped them to pursue.
Graduates Share Real-World Knowledge With Art Students Published 04.15.2005 News Student News Home Page contents The applied-technology focus at Pennsylvania College of Technology has paid off for many of its graduates who are now working in the field they studied. Among those are alumni of the graphic-design and advertising-art majors, who returned to the campus on April 14 to show current students the kind of work their education has helped them to pursue. "They get to see what's out there, and they get …