Vol. 8, No. 35 (Through Sunday, April 11) Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball and softball teams went a combined 5-7 last week the softball team, which now is 8-6 overall and 5-1 in the Penn State University Athletic Conference, going 5-3 and the baseball team, which is 5-8 overall and 3-5 in the PSUAC, going 0-4.
The School of Health Sciences offered an in-service for its clinical preceptors April 9. Darby Lewes, an English faculty member at Lycoming College, offered a workshop titled "Portrait of a Student as a Young Wolf: Motivating Students." The school offers the in-service annually to its preceptors, who can earn continuing education units for their attendance.
Kris Patterson, of the Penn State Bakery, joined students in the Baking and Pastry Applications course April 8-9 to share his expertise as the class baked several varieties of artisan bread.
Penn College's renowned Weatherization Training Center turned soundstage this week, as a video producer for the U.S. Department of Energy shot footage for the agency's efficiency and renewable-energy division. Brian Sabintrained his camera on instructional specialists Brian K. Wilson (also an alumnus) and Gerald A.
The family of the late Joseph G. Mark, a 25-year faculty member at Williamsport Area Community College and Penn College, invites the campus community to casually gather later this month for a celebration of his life. Mark, who died in February at the age of 76, taught from 1971 until his retirement as an associate professor of architectural technology in 1996. The Joseph G.
Penn College's Student Government Association held a silent auction from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesday in Penn's Inn. All of the proceeds from the event,collected from bids on the many items donated by members of the college community,will be added to the Student Leader Legacy Scholarship Fund .
The Sigma Nu fraternity raised $300 for Penn College's Walk-It-Out benefit, holding a Chili Cook-Off in the atrium of the Breuder Advanced Technology and Health Sciences Center from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday. For a donation to the American Cancer Society, participants such as Keith M. Saboski, student activities assistant (at rear left)could sample a variety of chili and vote for their favorite.
Amid a countdown to occupancy in the fall semester, work continues on the Dauphin Hall housing complex part of Penn College's Stage X building program on the west side of main campus. Andrew M.
On Tuesday, April 27, the Cisco Networking Academy at Penn College will host the Cisco Systems Network on Wheels. The newly refreshed NOW van has received a complete technology facelift. The entire architecture has been rebuilt to showcase the latest and most comprehensive Cisco solutions.
Pennsylvania College of Technology will host an April 24 session to encourage a continuing interest in science and math by 10th- and 11th-grade girls. Penn College's Science and Math Applications in Real-World Technologies (SMART Girls) project was developed to counter girls' worrisome tendency to shun math and the sciences as they move through their crucial high school years.
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