Civil Engineering Technology
School of Industrial & Engineering Technologies
College Avenue Labs · (570) 320-2400, ext. 7087
Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission (TAC) of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)
Pennsylvania College of Technology's Civil Engineering Technology Department currently offers three programs, all of which are accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission (TAC) of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).
The mission of the department is to provide students with the skills and knowledge required for certification or licensure in Pennsylvania for the various levels of study offered.
Our associate degrees offer many opportunities:
- The programs share the same course work for the first year which allows students to switch majors prior to the third semester without losing any credits.
- Students can earn both associate degrees in a minimum of five semesters by properly scheduling required course work.
- By completing the additional math and science requirements of the Civil Engineering Technology bachelor degree during the summer, associate degree graduates can complete the bachelor’s degree within two years after graduation.
The Civil Engineering Technology bachelor’s degree also accepts external transfer students from approved transfer programs.
Civil Engineering Technology News
College Hosts 'Discover Engineering Technology' Camp
June 2008
Recently, the School of Industrial and Engineering Technologies held a three-day camp for 20 ninth- and 10th-grade students.( Photos and information provided by Stacey C. Hampton, coordinator of matriculation and retention for industrial and engineering technologies, and Jessica L. Tobias, student photographer )
Little Named Penn College 'Student-Athlete of Week'
February 2008
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Kyle Klunk Named 'Student-Athlete of the Week'
December 2007
Student Organization Completes Community-Service Project for Historical Museum
November 2007
The Pennsylvania Society of Land Surveyors-Penn College Student Chapter was in action at the Lycoming County Historical Society’s Thomas T. Taber Museum earlier this month. Initially. the club wanted to help at the annual “Terror at the Taber” haunted museum just before Halloween, but, because of scheduling conflicts with its anniversary celebrations, the 858 W. Fourth St. museum did not hold that event this year. Instead, the student chapter was given the opportunity to paint a public foyer, which members did over three days shortly before Thanksgiving break. "It was a great opportunity for the students to work as a team and connect with the local community outside of the campus environment," said Robert P. Stenerson, a surveying technology major from State College and president of the student chapter. From left, in the above photograph taken by Stenerson, are Rob Torluccio, chapter treasurer; Dave Slavish, faculty adviser; Steve Groller; Sandy Rife, the museum's executive director; Aaron Timmons; Ryan Courtney; Jon Smith; Marty Smith, vice president; Matt Bialowas, secretary; Scott Sagar, museum curator; and Alex Toldi.Construction, Engineering Technology Majors Represented at Maryland Event
November 2007
The CT, SU, and BCT majors are periodically reviewed by TAC/ABET accreditation evaluation team and program advisory committees, as well as survey responses from graduates and their employers. Revisions to the program are made based on the recommendations of these constituents.