Pennsylvania College of Technology's two television series, its quarterly magazine and a promotional poster all produced through the Office of College Information& Community Relations received honors recently in three national competitions.
Students considering enrolling at Pennsylvania College of Technology, as well as their families and friends, can tour the campus and learn more about academic programs, housing options, campus life and paying for college on Sunday, March 21, at Spring Visitation Day 2004.
Carolyn Strickland, director of student activities at Pennsylvania College of Technology, was awarded the Outstanding Service Citation by the National Association for Campus Activities at its recent national convention in Cincinnati.
It's that time of year again when graduating college students prepare for the next step. That step is sending out resumes and meeting with potential employers.
Dominique Filoni, executive chef/owner of Savona in Gulph Mills, and Andrew Masciangelo, chef de cuisine at the restaurant, will prepare the Distinguished Visiting Chef Series Dinner on Saturday, April 17, at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Tickets for the dinner, which will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the College's Le Jeune Chef Restaurant, are available for $125.
William D. Davis, a member of the Pennsylvania College of Technology Board of Directors since its inception in 1989, has announced his resignation from the board, effective March 1. Davis, the board's vice chairman, informed Penn College President Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour that he wants to devote more time to other endeavors. He retired from the banking industry in 1993.
By Nichole Shanefelter College Information & Community Relations Intern Area students in grades 7-9 will visit Pennsylvania College of Technology on March 8 for "Career Day," an event offered twice each year by the College's Outreach for K-12 office.
By Nichole Shanefelter College Information & Community Relations Intern Pennsylvania College of Technology will host, and College employees will serve as judges for, a regional competition for the 2004 Pennsylvania High School Computer Fair on March 11-12.
By Nichole Shanefelter, College Information & Community Relations Intern With spring break (March 7-14) looming at Pennsylvania College of Technology, students are being encouraged to make good decisions during the respite from their studies.
By Nichole Shanefelter College Information and Community Relations Intern Hidden away in a homey, modestly furnished office on the first floor of the Klump Academic Center at Penn College is The Nathaniel Project a College-sponsored peer-support program. Project Director Barbara Wayne-Mellott oversees consultants Charlene F. Ebner, Kelly M. Hagerman and Barry L.
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