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A student in the School of Business and Computer Technologies at Pennsylvania College of Technology is among 100 semifinalists at colleges and universities in North America competing for cash and scholarship awards in Microsoft's ".NET Best Student Awards 2001." Thomas M.
"Erasing Stereotypes" will be the focus of a panel discussion to be held Feb. 18 at the Pennsylvania College of Technology Library. The program, which is being sponsored by the library and the African Student Association in celebration of Black History Month, will feature discussion of stereotypes and ethnic diversity by Penn College students and community members. The event will begin at 6 p.m.
When the Office of Institutional Advancement at Pennsylvania College of Technology begins contacting alumni next month to update records and build support for the Annual Fund, the effort will link current students with former students of the College and its two predecessor institutions. The three- to four-week "Student/Alumni Outreach Phone-a-thon," which begins Feb.
Bud Neidig says Pennsylvania College of Technology is one of the few schools turning out qualified workers for the paving industry, so, when the College needed some paving equipment for student instruction, Neidig was eager to lend a hand.
The fight for women's rights often has taken place in the courtroom, and some of those courtroom battles will be recounted March 21 when the Pennsylvania College of Technology Library celebrates Women's History Month by presenting "Women on Trial." Susan B. Anthony was arrested and tried for voting. Margaret Sanger was put on trial for daring to promote birth control for married women.
Future chefs, architects, drafters, masons, welders, carpenters, cabinetmakers and other students in technology fields will vie for regional honors and the opportunity to compete at the state level when Pennsylvania College of Technology hosts the SkillsUSA-VICA District 6 Skills Competition on Feb. 15.
A research paper written by a Pennsylvania College of Technology business professor has been designated an "Award-Winning Conference Paper" and will be published in "Selected Papers from the 13th International Conference on College Teaching and Learning." "Debunking the Myths of Online Education," written by Dr. Gerald D.
Pennsylvania College of Technology has chosen Chris Miller to serve as chief of the Penn College Police. Miller, who serves currently as chief of the Montoursville Borough Police force, will begin his duties at Penn College on Feb. 25.
Pennsylvania College of Technology has become a member of the I-CAR Industry Training Alliance, a group enabling training organizations, vocational-technical schools and colleges to provide the collision-repair industry with a coordinated, comprehensive training curriculum.
The Residence Hall Association at Pennsylvania College of Technology received two awards recently from the Central Atlantic Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls. Construction Management student Kevin L. Imes, New Holland, won CAACURH's "Residential Assistant of the Month" honor for November.