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A job fair designed specifically to place former workers of the HON Co.'s Williamsport facility in new jobs will be held Friday, July 20, at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The fair, which is being hosted by the HON Co.
A Pennsylvania College of Technology student who serves as a resident assistant in on-campus housing has been chosen to receive an "Our Region's Best" award from the Mid-Atlantic Association of College and University Housing Officers. Brian J.
Five Pennsylvania College of Technology competitors came away with first- or second-place honors recently at the SkillsUSA-VICA national championships in Kansas City, Mo. Peter J. Hoffman, Kutztown, a May graduate in the Toolmaking Technology major, took first place in the Precision Machining Technology category. Joshua L.
Fewer pesticides are being sprayed at Pennsylvania College of Technology's greenhouses, but that doesn't mean insect pests are devouring flowers and plants with impunity.
Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg, is seeking to expand its pool of registered nurses by offering to pay tuition and fees for its licensed practical nurses who wish to earn an associate degree in nursing from Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Ten freshman students enrolled for the fall semester at Pennsylvania College of Technology have been designated "Presidential Scholars," an honor awarded for academic excellence and service to school and community. The Presidential Scholars, who were among the top students at their respective high schools, each will receive a $2,500 scholarship for the 2001-02 academic year.
The Pennsylvania College of Technology Board of Directors has approved a $55.8 million operating budget and established tuition rates and related fees for the 2001-02 academic year. The $55,820,242 operating budget represents a 6.6-percent increase over 2000-01.
Six corporate supporters have made donations or pledges to help Pennsylvania College of Technology upgrade the equipment used in its Plastics and Polymer Technology laboratories. The contributions, along with a state matching grant, will provide more than $16,000 worth of equipment.
Sixteen Pennsylvania College of Technology students were presented with "Penn College Awards" recently for their outstanding contributions in the areas of campus involvement, leadership and service to the College and/or community. Penn College Award recipients are nominated by faculty, staff or fellow students. A selection committee consisting of student leaders then selects the winners.
Susquehanna Health System and Pennsylvania College of Technology have announced a partnership that will help student nurses pay college expenses in exchange for a commitment of employment at the Health System's area hospitals after graduation. The health system will commit up to $100,000 in 2001-02 to initiate this new forgiveness-award joint program.