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The Penn College community joins in tribute to Army National Guard Sgt. 1st Class Sean Michael Thomas, an alumnus who was killed in a rocket explosion inIraq on Tuesday. Thomas, a 1992 graduate of Hughesville High School, was a member of the Wildcat tennis team and earned an associate degree in general studies at Penn College in May 1995.
Information Technology Services has issued announcements and reminders for April. Dates to Note All AS/400 screens and services, including the Employee Information System and Student Information System, will be unavailable from 7-9:30 a.m. Sunday, April 1. General Reminders Faculty, Prepare Your Computer Lab Requests Please submit all computer lab software-installation requests by April 13.
Pennsylvania College of Technology men's volleyball coach Wes Strayer is fired up going into Saturday's Mid-Atlantic Club Volleyball Conference championships, and he wants his players that way, too.
The Residence Life Office at Pennsylvania College of Technology has announced its latest group of honorees, commendable student leaders and notable programs both in the institution's on-campus housing complexes and beyond. Resident Assistants of the Month Chosen as "Resident Assistants of the Month" were two RAs from The Village: James A.
A team of architectural technology students won the 17th annual "Bridging the Gap" competition, with a construction-paper bridge that carried 119.39 times its weight. Team members, whose creation came out on top after Tuesday's weight-bearing tests, are Jared T. Sims, Souderton; Jessica L. Cruise, Scranton; Jason T. Detwiler, Liberty; Gregory E. O'Connor, Islip Terrace, N.Y.; and Brendan J.
Mwaura K. Ngoima, an aviation maintenance technology student from Kenya, recently became the first Penn College international student toattain his aircraft electronics technician certification. Ngoima was the second of10 Penn College studentsto pass the exam so far and the first in his home country.
Civil engineering technology and surveying technology faculty received training on new global positioning system equipment Wednesday. The training on the Topcon Positioning Systems HiPerLite+ GPS equipment was presented by Randy Miller from Productivity Products and Services, Saxonburg, a distributor of Topcon Positioning Systems. Debra M.
Ryan F. Walls, a plastics and polymer engineering technology major from Mansfield, has been chosen as the Student Government Association's "Student of the Month" for March. An SGA senator from the School of Industrial and Engineering Technologies, Walls was the first sophomore ever to be named "lead student engineer" for the college's Plastics Manufacturing Center.
Student Health Services coordinated a Health Fair in the CC lobby Wednesday, offering a forum for health-related agencies and organizations to share worthwhile information with the Penn College community. (Photos by Amanda M. Williamson, casual part-time student photographer)
The Job Location & Development Program, through Career Services, is pleased to announce that all part-time job opportunities now can be viewed online through eRecruiting. Pennsylvania College of Technology participates in eRecruiting through the Experience Network Systems. Experience is the leading provider of Web-based recruiting services for college and university communities.