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Two graphic design faculty members from Pennsylvania College of Technology recently presented their research findings at a national conference in Denver.
Employees from several facilities within The Ellwood Group Inc., a family-owned company with more than 25 locations throughout the United States that align with Penn College majors, received hands-on instruction in the Center for Business & Workforce Development's mechatronics technology lab this week.
Many visitors drove many miles this past Sunday to view more than 100 works of art created by area artists. The reception for “100 Miles: The 2023 Regional Juried Exhibition” drew nearly 300 art lovers to The Gallery at Penn College, a crowd that included 90 of the 101 featured artists.
A used ambulance is gaining new life in the hands of emergency management & homeland security students at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Donated by Fike Services LLC and Speclin Emergency Vehicle Sales & Service Inc., the ambulance has been revived as a Mobile Command Post for the training of Penn College emergency management students.
Two representatives of Beijing Prepare Education Technology Co., a China-based education consultancy that supports those wishing to complete their university degrees overseas, visited Penn College on Tuesday.
The stars and stripes of the American flag, framed by the contours of The Keystone State, have been rendered in welded aluminum by Pennsylvania College of Technology students and faculty as a token for the people of the 9th Congressional District.
Mary R. Shuma Rudberg has been named director of counseling at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Rudberg, who has extensive professional and educational experience in the counseling field, began her duties this month.
Alumni Andrew Zimmerman ('00, landscape/nursery technology) and his mom, June Kilgus Zimmerman, ('71, liberal arts) were among 853 climbers for Sunday's benefit ascent of the 104-story One World Trade Center that graces the Manhattan skyline.
The Community Arts Center received a $2,000 donation from Jersey Shore State Bank as part of the Educational Improvement Tax Credit program. The funds will be used to support approved programming at the CAC.
Fifteen employees from six companies benefited from instructional material and hands-on reinforcement during the recent Plastic Materials & Processing Fundamentals workshop at Pennsylvania College of Technology.