That’s why Pennsylvania College of Technology is wholly committed to creating an inclusive campus—one that welcomes all. We are dedicated to removing barriers and fostering a culture of belonging. In sync with our vision, we strive to cultivate a diverse community of innovators and creators determined to shape a better tomorrow. Because diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging matter.
Ensuring a safe environment where everyone feels empowered to learn, grow, and thrive is at the core of our mission. If you experience bias, discrimination, or harassment, please speak up. By reporting your experience, we can better track incidents and respond with intention. All submissions are confidential.
The Lunch and Learn series provides a space for community members to engage in a formal curriculum that builds professional skills and a stronger community. The events are used for promoting new offerings, educating community members, and networking.
Using correct pronouns helps us all connect with each other in authentic, respectful, and meaningful ways.
Serving the needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students is very important at Penn College. Various departments on campus work to educate and enhance the understanding of LGBTQ issues and concerns.
We are committed to serving the needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students at Penn College and work to educate our campus community on LGBTQ issues and concerns.
During New Student Orientation, you will have the opportunity to learn more about the Penn College Community Pledge!
The foundation of success at Penn College begins with a commitment to the highest standards of academic and ethical integrity among our campus community. Our College creates a positive environment and culture on campus that inspires passion for learning and living.
As a contributing member of the Penn College Community:
We are Penn College Proud.
We acknowledge that the land on which we live, work, and learn is the ancestral home of the Six Nations of the Haudenosaunee, Iroquoian-speaking Susquehannocks, and the Lenni Lenape (Delaware). We too recognize their Woodland Period ancestors. We are grateful for their stewardship and management of this land over thousands of years and promote this recognition in honor and respect of that caretaking.