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"Using the Web to Surf Through Difficult Times" will be the topic of a Nov. 1 forum being offered by the "Women in Technology" student organization at Pennsylvania College of Technology. In the program, which will take place from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in Penn's Inn at the Bush Campus Center, four speakers will discuss the ways that e-commerce can be utilized in trying economic times.
Ten people from Tioga and Potter counties were recognized recently in a ceremony at Pennsylvania College of Technology's North Campus that commemorated their successful completion of an intensive, short-term Medical Office Support Training program.
Two large abstract paintings and a watercolor are the latest works acquired for the "Art on Campus" initiative at Pennsylvania College of Technology. In addition, a torn-paper collage purchased previously has been hung in a conference room on campus. Each year, the Art on Campus Committee is responsible for hanging new pieces of art in specially designated locations around campus.
Students in the School of Business and Computer Technologies at Pennsylvania College of Technology will be able to gain valuable job skills available previously only to students at institutions with large mainframe computers.
The Technology Transfer Center at Pennsylvania College of Technology recently provided information-technology training to employees of Susquehanna Health System, courtesy of Workforce and Economic Development Network of Pennsylvania funding.
Led by freshman Christine Seward's first-place finish and a second-place effort by sophomore Scott Morgan (Pocono Mountain), the Wildcat women's and men's teams won Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Association Championships Saturday. It was the first state titles for Pennsylvania College of Technology teams since 1999, and marked the fifth overall for the women and fourth for the men.
High-school students statewide will "spring" into action again Friday, Oct. 19, for the annual "Mousetrap Racer Contest" at Pennsylvania College of Technology an event in which the sole power source for the miniature race cars is a single, unmodified mousetrap spring.
Freshman Josh Wells (DuBois) and sophomore Bryan Vertigan (Emmaus) completed play in the recent two-day Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Association Championships on Penn State's Blue Course by shooting a 166 and 178, respectively. "They didn't play to their potential," assessed coach Chet Schuman. "It's kind of sad. The conditions were good. The greens were hard to hold, but they knew that.
David I. Dooley, an artist and educator for more than 30 years, will present a one-time exhibition of his works on Monday, Nov. 5, at Pennsylvania College of Technology's 202 Gallery. Dooley's works may be viewed from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the gallery, located on the second floor of the Alvin C. Bush Campus Center at Penn College. Earlier in the day, he will present a demonstration for art students.
The Pennsylvania Housing Resource Center at Pennsylvania College of Technology and the Pennsylvania Housing Research Center at The Pennsylvania State University will sponsor a one-day "Moisture Control" workshop Nov. 8 in Valley Forge for the home-building and professional-design communities. The workshop will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sheraton Park Ridge Hotel & Conference Center.