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A member of Penn College's horticulture faculty is featured in the May/June issue of Pennsylvania Landscapeand Nursery magazine, the official publication of the Pennsylvania Landscape and Nursery Association. Carl J. Bower, recipient of a PLNA scholarship while a student at the college, is profiled in a "Where Are They Now?" update about past winners.

The first commemorative bricks in the Remembrance Garden, a place of respite outside Penn College's School of Construction and Design Technologies, were installed this week to honor employees and students who died while working at or attending the institution. Lucas E. Bridgens, Tyler M. Caldwell and Lori C. Luke, all part-time summer workers in the school, joined Loverna L.

Information Technology Services is pleased to introduce a new information resource for Penn College employees, an employee-only Web portal titled myPCT. The impetus behind myPCT was to provide college employees with one-stop access to the campus information resources they use every day.

All employees who had access to the Student Information Display on their AS/400 menu now have an Employee Information System option named Student Information Display and Search. This new EIS option allows for searching for students by name, college ID number or e-mail user ID.

While helping to staff the Bread Bakers Guild of America's annual Camp Bread in San Francisco, School of Hospitality faculty members Monica J. Lanczak and Charles R. Niedermyer took part in building what the guild believes is the tallest bread sculpture ever made. The sculpture is 10 feet, 2 inches high and approximately 4 feet in diameter.

Regis C. Kohler, associate professor of radiography at Pennsylvania College of Technology, will be listed in "Who's Who in American Education 2007-2008." Kohler has taught at Penn College since 1987. He earned a master's degree from Bloomsburg University and a bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh.

A welding instructor from the Monroe Career & Technical Institute in Bartonsville was so impressed by a visit last year to Pennsylvania College of Technology that he spearheaded the effort to establish a scholarship fund to encourage his students to attend the college.

Spring 2007 dean's list Penn College has announced its list of graduates for the Spring 2007 semester: Peter D. Abramson, Lawrenceville, Certificate, Aviation Maintenance TechnicianLucy Del Carmen Aguilar Zamora, Williamsport, Bachelor of Science, Plastics and Polymer Engineering TechnologySteven M.

List of Spring 2007 graduates The dean's list for the Spring 2007 semester at Penn College has been announced: Danielle J. Abbett, Ralston, Associate of Applied Science, Pre-Practical NursingJessica A. Ackley, Sunbury, Associate of Applied Science, Early Childhood EducationJonathan T.

Five teams from four schools competed in the recent Fuel Cell Challenge at Pennsylvania College of Technology, having fun while learning about a futuristic energy source that might not be so far down the road after all. "I think that's where the automotive industry is going to go in a very short time," said Dale E.