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It was all smiles at the traditional all-college picnic at Knoebels Amusement Resort in Elysburg, an opportunity for Penn College faculty and staff to unwind at the end of another academic year.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's Outreach for K-12 Office, in conjunction with the Community Connect AmeriCorps, hosted a pilot event May 23 to help connect local teens with volunteer opportunities.

Jeannette Carter, director of Outreach for K-12 at Pennsylvania College of Technology, recently offered the keynote address at a conference for educators in northwest Pennsylvania.

Two recent graduates in Pennsylvania College of Technology's landscape/nursery technology major were state-certified as horticulturists after passing a four-part exam administered May 6 at the college. Melissa D. Berrier, of Mifflin, and Scott A.

This summer, guests dining at Le Jeune Chef Restaurant – operated by the School of Hospitality at Pennsylvania College of Technology – will have the opportunity to enjoy a new menu concept for dinner service Wednesday through Saturday nights. An à la carte format was put in place May 28 that will allow guests more flexibility for their dining pleasure.

Students in Pennsylvania College of Technology's mass media communication major completed video projects for local nonprofit organizations during the Spring 2008 semester.

Spring 2008 dean's list Pennsylvania College of Technology has announced its list of graduates for theSpring 2008 semester: Joshua Alan Ackley, Towanda, Associate of Applied Science, Business ManagementJordenn Adams, Millerton, Associate of Applied Science, Architectural TechnologyDanielle M. Albert, Trout Run, Associate of Applied Arts, Mass Media CommunicationDeShawn M.

List of Spring 2008 graduates The dean's list for the Spring 2008 semester has been announced at Pennsylvania College of Technology: Lance C. Abel, Dover, Bachelor of Science, Information Technology: Network Specialist Concentration John C. Abromitis II, Selinsgrove, Associate of Applied Science, Automotive Technology Timothy J.

Forty participants from nine states, Canada, Mexico and the Philippines recently visited Pennsylvania College of Technology for the 10th Annual Extrusion Seminar and Hands-On Workshop with world-renowned extrusion consultant Chris Rauwendaal and Penn College plastics professor Kirk M. Cantor.

More than 120 second-graders from Williamsport's Cochran Elementary School visited Penn College's main campus Tuesday, rotating among College Avenue Labs, Madigan Library and the studios of PCTV and WPTC radio before enjoying a picnic lunch.