The Gallery at Penn College, on the third floor of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Madigan Library, will host "Exalting Everyday Elements," a collection of paintings by David Armstrong, from Dec. 2-17. This popular exhibit returns to the gallery for a third year with a new selection of Armstrong's original works.
The glory of real-world experience and the glare of reality television recently intersected for a group of Pennsylvania College of Technology students and their mentors, who traveled to Franklin County for an "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" construction project to benefit a family dedicated to helping special-needs youngsters.
It was "crazy and insane," said intramural assistant Jeremy R. Bottorf, but, in the end, The Village stood out from the rest of Penn College's residence halls to win the dodgeball tournament. The Village claimed 10 points, but College West took second place in the tournament enough to hold the lead to win the overall Residence Hall Intramural Cup Competition for the fall semester.
As part of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week and as temperatures dropped on their way to midnight Tuesday Penn College students camped out on the pedestrian mall behind the Bush Campus Center.
Pennsylvania College of Technology bowlers have won Pennsylvania Collegiate Athletic Association championships for five straight years, and this season they look to make it six. "I think we're going to do well again. We're not as deep as we were last year in talent, but we're going to do quite well.
During National Radiologic Technology Week, Nov. 2-8, the students from the Radiography Program designed poster boards to be displayed at their respective hospital sites: Evangelical Community Hospital, Mount Nittany Medical Center and Susquehanna Health. Students compiled information about radiation protection and the physics of radiography.
More than 70 students, faculty, staff and friends gathered Sunday at the Bush Campus Center for the annual student reception. The students presented information about their native countries and fashioned traditional clothing. They also shared national food, music and dancing. The event was coordinated by the Multicultural Society and the International Programs Office.
Heavy construction equipment: operator emphasis majors from Budd L. Greevy's Heavy Equipment Operations class recently put on a demonstration for civil engineering technology students in Robert P. Gresko's site-preparation course.
Three students employed this fall by College Information and Community Relations are using their photographic and video talents to help the office publicize Pennsylvania College of Technology people, programs, events and activities. The students are: Timothy R. Cotter, a technology management major from St. Marys, casual part-time student video production assistant; Kenneth L.
Patricia A. Scott, librarian for collection development and archives at Penn College's Madigan Library, traveled to China from Oct. 10-20 with the Global Archives Management Professional Delegation, part of the People to People Citizen Ambassador Program's initiative on Global Information Management Systems.
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