"Selected Paintings," a collection of works by students at Pennsylvania College of Technology, will be on display from Tuesday, Jan. 18, through Friday, Jan. 28, at the 202 Gallery in the Bush Campus Center. The exhibition features paintings done by students in the Painting I and II classes at the College. Most of the works are by students in the Graphic Design program.
Student Paintings to be Displayed in Campus Center Published 01.11.2000 News Home Page contents "Selected Paintings," a collection of works by students at Pennsylvania College of Technology, will be on display from Tuesday, Jan. 18, through Friday, Jan. 28, at the 202 Gallery in the Bush Campus Center. The exhibition features paintings done by students in the Painting I and II classes at the College. Most of the works are by students in the Graphic Design program. The faculty sponsor is Patrick Murphy, …
When Nyric Gosley and Sarah Spatzer spend time at the new Toddler Room at Pennsylvania College of Technology, their mothers and grandmothers are never far away. Each workday, mail clerk Helena N. Yancey brings Nyric, her 2-year-old son, to the Toddler Room, which is part of The Children's Learning Center facility on the first floor of the Bush Campus Center. Yancey's mother, Shirley A.
Toddler Room Opens at Children's Learning Center Published 01.10.2000 News Home Page contents When Nyric Gosley and Sarah Spatzer spend time at the new Toddler Room at Pennsylvania College of Technology, their mothers and grandmothers are never far away. Each workday, mail clerk Helena N. Yancey brings Nyric, her 2-year-old son, to the Toddler Room, which is part of The Children's Learning Center facility on the first floor of the Bush Campus Center. Yancey's mother, Shirley A. Yancey, is a general ledger …
The first speaker in Pennsylvania College of Technology's Spring 2000 Lecture Series was a hate-group member by the age of 13. At 18, he roamed the country as a Skinhead leader and Neo-Nazi recruiter. After a stint in prison, during which he befriended men of other races, his perspective changed, and now he speaks out against the hate groups whose ideals he once embraced.
Ex-Skinhead's Crusade Against Prejudice Launches Lecture Series Published 01.10.2000 News Home Page contents The first speaker in Pennsylvania College of Technology's Spring 2000 Lecture Series was a hate-group member by the age of 13. At 18, he roamed the country as a Skinhead leader and Neo-Nazi recruiter. After a stint in prison, during which he befriended men of other races, his perspective changed, and now he speaks out against the hate groups whose ideals he once embraced. The speaker, whose name is …
Pennsylvania College of Technology has announced its dean's list for theFall 1999 semester: Douglas A Achenbach, Automotive Technology Management, York Seth P Achey, Pre-Physician Assistant, Montoursville Sean C Adams, Aviation Technology, Harrisburg Lucas L Allen, Building Construction Technology, Light Street William H Allen, Electronics Technology, Muncy Nathan E Altland, Electronics Engineeri
Penn College Announces Dean's List for Fall 1999 Published 12.20.1999 News Alumni News Student News Home Page contents Pennsylvania College of Technology has announced its dean's list for theFall 1999 semester: Douglas A Achenbach , Automotive Technology Management, York Seth P Achey , Pre-Physician Assistant, Montoursville Sean C Adams , Aviation Technology, Harrisburg Lucas L Allen , Building Construction Technology, Light Street William H Allen , Electronics Technology, Muncy Nathan E Altland , …
Pennsylvania College of Technology announces its list of Fall 1999 graduates: Curtis A. Achberger, Williamsport, Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology Kimberly Jean Andrus, Lancaster, Food and Hospitality Management Ali Atbaei Al-Marzooqi, Williamsport, Computer Information Systems-Microcomputer Specialist David W. Attenberger II, Harwood, Building Construction Technology Debora A.
Penn College Announces Graduates for Fall 1999 Published 12.20.1999 News Student News Home Page contents Pennsylvania College of Technology announces its list of Fall 1999 graduates: Curtis A. Achberger , Williamsport, Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology Kimberly Jean Andrus , Lancaster, Food and Hospitality Management Ali Atbaei Al-Marzooqi , Williamsport, Computer Information Systems-Microcomputer Specialist David W. Attenberger II , Harwood, Building Construction Technology Debora A. Badyrka , …
Braised veal, ginger pork loin, sea bass and creative bean dishes are but a few of the delectable entrees that will grace the menu when Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty and students conduct cooking demonstrations at the Pennsylvania Farm Show, scheduled for Jan. 6-13 at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.
Penn College Chefs to Showcase Culinary Talents at Farm Show Published 12.17.1999 News Student News Home Page contents Braised veal, ginger pork loin, sea bass and creative bean dishes are but a few of the delectable entrees that will grace the menu when Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty and students conduct cooking demonstrations at the Pennsylvania Farm Show, scheduled for Jan. 6-13 at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg. Three faculty chefs and eight student-chef assistants from Penn College's …
Area residents have a new, unique opportunity to increase their marketability with training and certification in the use of Microsoft Office software. Pennsylvania College of Technology has been named an authorized training and testing center for Microsoft Office User Specialist certification.
MOUS Certification Validates Microsoft User Expertise Published 12.15.1999 News Home Page contents Area residents have a new, unique opportunity to increase their marketability with training and certification in the use of Microsoft Office software. Pennsylvania College of Technology has been named an authorized training and testing center for Microsoft Office User Specialist certification. MOUS certification distinguishes individuals as being trained to use Microsoft Office applications efficiently and …
What goes up must come down, even after a journey of 19 months and 130 miles. A high-altitude balloon prepared by students and launched during Pennsylvania College of Technology's Open House in March 1998, has been recovered at Jenny Jump State Forest in Hope, N.J. According to Dr. Stanley K.
'Open House' Balloon Recovered in New Jersey State Park Published 12.12.1999 News Home Page contents What goes up must come down, even after a journey of 19 months and 130 miles. A high-altitude balloon prepared by students and launched during Pennsylvania College of Technology's Open House in March 1998, has been recovered at Jenny Jump State Forest in Hope, N.J. According to Dr. Stanley K. Baczek, assistant professor of plastics technology, Ranger Rob Anney of the New Jersey State Park Service notified …
A local orthodontist and his wife have contributed another $800,000 to Pennsylvania College of Technology, bringing to better than $1 million the total of their unprecedented back-to-back gifts. The latest contribution from Dr. Marshall D. Jr.
Welches' Penn College Gifts Top $1 Million Mark Published 12.10.1999 News Home Page contents A local orthodontist and his wife have contributed another $800,000 to Pennsylvania College of Technology, bringing to better than $1 million the total of their unprecedented back-to-back gifts. The latest contribution from Dr. Marshall D. Jr. and Mary Welch, on the heels of $236,000 in conjunction with renovations at the Schneebeli Earth Science Center , will add to the family's scholarship funds. In recognition …
Anyone with a sweet tooth and a heart to match will find satisfaction at this week's Pennsylvania College of Technology food show, where students' delectable dream houses will be auctioned to help fulfill the wishes of needy families.
Chocolate Houses to Benefit Habitat for Humanity Published 11.27.1999 News Home Page contents Anyone with a sweet tooth and a heart to match will find satisfaction at this week's Pennsylvania College of Technology food show, where students' delectable dream houses will be auctioned to help fulfill the wishes of needy families. School of Hospitality students are putting the finishing touches on 11 edible chocolate houses that will be auctioned during Penn College's eighth annual food show on Friday, Dec. 3. …