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The final Open House of the fall semester welcomed 664 prospective students and 1,104 guests to Penn College’s three campuses, resulting in a 76% show rate.

Fourteen Pennsylvania College of Technology landscape/plant production technology and forest technology students, along with Carl J. Bower Jr., assistant professor of horticulture, and Wyatt C. Forest, horticulture laboratory assistant, recently visited the Davey Tree Expert Co.’s Science, Employee, Education and Development campus.

Penn College hosted its fourth First-Generation Celebration & Student Showcase Nov. 5. The event aimed to recognize the achievements of first-generation students, who make up about 40% of the student population.

Memorial services for Paul A. “Babe” Mayer, an emeritus faculty member who died Oct. 31, will be held at 10 a.m. Nov. 17 at St. Joseph the Worker, 407 W. Fourth St., according to his obituary.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has appointed alumnus Kevin A. Hickman as its medical director for the physician assistant program.

The Penn College Student Veteran Organization presented Craig A. Miller, professor of history/political science, with its Veteran Student Success Award earlier this week. The honor recognizes faculty or staff who support student veterans in achieving their academic goals.

Pennsylvania College of Technology is among 370 institutions nationwide and 15 in the state recognized in the Military Times’ 2026 Best for Vets: Colleges rankings.

A Pennsylvania College of Technology electrical/mechatronics instructor served as a panelist for a discussion at a recent higher education conference at the University of Maryland. Jack C. Dincher, along with two officials from Notre Dame of Maryland University, presented “Balancing Workforce and Vocational Training with General Education and Lifelong Learning."

Pennsylvania College of Technology is addressing a statewide shortage of commercial drivers and diesel technicians with the aid of a $483,100 grant from the PennDOT Career and Technical Education Program.

Twenty-one Pennsylvania College of Technology engineering design students recently added a real-world element to their classroom education by touring High Steel Structures LLC in Williamsport. The renowned company is one of the largest steel fabricators in North America.