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Penn College program expands lab with generator donation

Two men stand on either side of an MTU gaseous-fueled generator set in a Penn College lab.
Students in the on-site power generation technology program at Pennsylvania College of Technology now have the benefit of learning in an expanded lab thanks to a gift from Curtis Power Solutions LLC.

Fall Fest delivers autumn fun

Students gather on the sidewalk and lawn area on the west side of Penn College's Bush Campus Center. Cornhole sets and canopies are visible in the background.
Celebrating the semester’s midpoint last week, Student Engagement hosted its annual Fall Festival on the Campus Center lawn and patio.

Build Freedom US team tours Penn College

Five people look at machined pieces on a workbench in Penn College's Larry A. Ward Machining Technologies Center.
On Oct. 14, a government official from the House of Representatives and two employees from the Build Freedom US team – a Department of War civilian and contractor – visited Pennsylvania College of Technology to tour the campus and learn more about the college’s career and technical education programs and workforce development capabilities.

Penn College welcomes new employees - Oct. 19

Penn College News continues its regular feature, welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the People & Culture Office.

Penn College welcomes visitors to gallery reception, lecture

A sculpture created by late science-fiction artist Paul Lehr is displayed in the Gallery at Penn College. In the background, people view other works by the artist.
Pennsylvania College of Technology recently welcomed guests to a reception for “Paul Lehr: A Hidden Universe” at The Gallery at Penn College. Eighty of the approximately 100 visitors also attended a lecture offered by the late artist’s daughter, Diana Lehr.

Alumnus Rob Wood leads latest Visiting Chef Series

Culinary arts students and a faculty member pose a kitchen at Penn College with Visiting Chef Rob Wood. All are wearing chefs uniforms or waitstaff uniforms.
In the latest edition of Penn College’s Visiting Chef Series – an invaluable educational experience that launched in Spring 1992 – Chef Rob Wood, assistant general manager of the Jon Bon Jovi Foundation’s JBJ Soul Kitchen in New Jersey, spent three days leading baking and culinary students in the college’s kitchens, culminating in the Visiting Chef Dinner in Le Jeune Chef Restaurant.

Penn College staff members complete PACAC programs

Three Pennsylvania College of Technology staff members are strengthening their ability to advocate for students and promote ethical practices in college admissions after completing professional development programs through the Pennsylvania Association for College Admission Counseling.

Penn College offering precision manufacturing minicamp

A student operating a CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining center in Penn College’s Gene Haas Center for Innovative Manufacturing.
High school students are invited to explore a possible future in advanced manufacturing by attending a free, two-day minicamp at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Scheduled for Nov. 7-8, the immersive Precision Manufacturing Minicamp will introduce students to technologies, processes and career opportunities driving today’s manufacturing.

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia president visits Penn College

In Penn College's Baja Room, two students speak with Anna Paulson, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania College of Technology recently welcomed Anna Paulson, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, and several of the bank’s leaders for a campus tour highlighting the college’s hands-on approach to education. The tour was part of Paulson’s efforts to visit communities within the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s district.

Penn College fixes YMCA pool issue

Exterior of Eastern Lycoming Branch YMCA
The ingenuity of a Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty member has saved the River Valley Regional YMCA Eastern Lycoming Branch from costly pool repairs.

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