Two Pennsylvania College of Technology employees will discuss their experiences with weight-loss surgery in a program to be offered Monday, Feb. 23, at the College Library. In the program titled "Weight-Loss Surgery: What's It Really Like?" Dr. Jeanette L. Fraser, director of Outreach for K-12; and Chuck W.
The challenges posed by vision loss will be the topic of the second in a series of faculty forums to be presented at the Pennsylvania College of Technology Library. On Wednesday, Feb. 18, Charles F. Kemnitz, associate professor of English and technical communication, will present "Through a Glass Darkly" from noon to 1 p.m. The program is free and open to the public.
Texas A&M, James Madison, Texas, Michigan State. Big-name schools with big-name athletic programs. And when you talk about the "heavyweights" in collegiate archery, you can add Pennsylvania College of Technology. "Penn College has a great program," assessed Coach Chad Karstetter. "Just being in the area of Pennsylvania that we are, we seem to have the potential already here.
Responding to student and business-community interest and a positive employment outlook Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Business and Computer Technologies will offer a Human Resource Management concentration under its bachelor-degree Business Administration major starting this fall.
Ninth- and 10th-graders from six Pennsylvania counties will gain hands-on entrepreneurial experience when the Second Annual Northern Tier Business Adventure is held April 17-20 at Pennsylvania College of Technology's North Campus near Wellsboro.
Five students and a faculty member from Pennsylvania College of Technology attended the Electrical Generating Systems Association On-Site Power School in Las Vegas recently, participating in training sessions and receiving a technical tour of Hoover Dam.
Students at Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Natural Resources Management are getting valuable hands-on experience with a paving machine, courtesy of a donation by Roadtec Inc.
A team of students from Pennsylvania College of Technology took first place recently in a construction competition at the International Builders' Show in Las Vegas, sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders. In addition, team adviser Richard L.
A debate on the downloading and sharing of copyright-protected music over the Internet will launch the Spring 2004 Lecture Series at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The music-piracy debate, which will pit Thomas Dolby Robertson against John Perry Barlow, will be held Wednesday, Jan. 28, at Penn's Inn in the Bush Campus Center at Penn College.
"Tax Tips: What's New This Year?" a program by Phillip D. Landers, professor of business administration and accounting, will be presented Wednesday, Jan. 21, at the Pennsylvania College of Technology Library. In the presentation, which will be offered from 5 to 6 p.m., Landers will address provisions of the 2003 Tax Act.
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