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The Penn College Welding Department has become an automotive welding qualification test site for I-CAR, an international, not-for-profit training organization. Four members of the College's welding faculty − James W. Fox, Robert M. Vaughn, David R. Cotner and Michael J. Nau − successfully completed training Nov. 3-4 to become certified test administrators.
For three days this week, students in Pennsylvania College of Technology's Collision Repair Estimating program received advanced training and real-world insight into the claims industry through an ADP outreach program.
Le Jeune Chef Restaurant on the campus of Pennsylvania College of Technology attempts to offer an "Education in Fine Dining" not only to the College's School of Hospitality students but also to its patrons, which include high-school students from the region.
Information Technology Services reminds students to take advantage of the Student Help Desk at Penn College. The mission of the Student Help Desk is to provide computer-related assistance to our students. The help desk is committed to providing a reliable "single point-of-contact" by giving courteous and prompt attention to each incoming request.
The work ethic and generosity instilled by his father and grandfather have prompted a Pennsylvania College of Technology construction alumnus to start a scholarship fund in honor of the two men. Charles G. Thomke of Raleigh, N.C., a 1995 graduate of Penn College's Building Construction Technology major, established the Fredrick J. and William F.
The Forestry Club at Pennsylvania College of Technology has donated $1,000 to a scholarship fund established on behalf of a former longtime instructor. The club was the beneficiary of prize money won by Derek P. Bailey of New Tripoli, who placed fifth overall during the Aug. 5-8 Stihl Timbersports Collegiate Invitational competition in Augusta, N.J.
Students at Pennsylvania College of Technology return this spring to the kitchen of the College's fine-dining restaurant, where, as part of their course work, many will spend a shift at the helm as a student manager. On Fridays at Le Jeune Chef Restaurant, dinner is prepared by students in the Regional American Cuisine course offered by the College's School of Hospitality.
A group of Penn College students accepted the invitation to join Saturday's Mardi Gras Parade in Williamsport, adding to the colorfully costumed revelers that marchedon downtown streets. Taking part were Brady Hartman,Clayton Morrow, Nick Falvo, Wendy Mertzeis, Zach Albright, Bridget McCall, Kevin Batchelor and Kate McCall.
Matthew P. Branca, director of The College Store at Pennsylvania College of Technology, recently earned the designation "Certified Collegiate Retailer." The credential, granted by the National Association of College Stores, has been earned by fewer than 10 percent of all eligible candidates. According to Brian E.