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On the 52nd annual Earth Day, Pennsylvania College of Technology hailed a phenomenon only slightly younger: the Schneebeli Earth Science Center, home to memories, marvels and the makers of a million tomorrows. Observing the milestone golden anniversary of the Allenwood area campus on a beautiful spring afternoon, attendees reveled in "this special place" known as the ESC.

Paul C. Glover, of New Milford, a plastics and polymer engineering technology major, gets "pied" for a good cause. Taking aim at the Hatchet House trailer Wildcat cornhole in the courtyard Nate J. Krushensky, an architecture and sustainable design student from Danville, attempts to maneuver despite artificially (though effectively) induced impairment.

Nicholas E. Shrawder, a senior civil engineer for PennDOT and chair of ASNT's Susquehanna Valley Section A welding lab does double-duty as a meal venue, offering diners immersion in a well-equipped learning environment. Brandon Miller, a member of the section's board of directors, addresses the group. Robby R.

Wozniak (center) talks with the group between the front door and the oak staircase of a Penn College landmark. Wozniak stands at left with Oberlin and Ritter, part of the Women in Construction contingent on The Victorian House tour. Others include Witmer, the active student organization's president (seated, in blue).

Pennsylvania College of Technology has granted faculty emeritus status to Dorothy M. “Dottie” Mathers, a professor of nursing who retired in December after 27 years of full-time teaching and 30 years of service overall to the college. Mathers began teaching nursing full time at Penn College in 1994.

The Pennsylvania College of Technology Board of Directors on Thursday approved faculty emeritus status for a longtime nursing faculty member and signed off on minor updates to the college’s bylaws. The board approved Dorothy M. “Dottie” Mathers for faculty emeritus designation.

In the Physical Therapist Assistant Lab, dual enrollment students observe Penn College students as they observe one another’s techniques. Scott A. Geist, director of surgical technology, talks with high school visitors about the program. In the baking and pastry arts lab, students from Jersey Shore Area Senior High School dip pretzels into tempered chocolate. Instructor Steve J.

Making quick work their pre-sale assignment are (from left) Emily Pardee, human services and restorative justice; Kayleigh Ann Miller, business administration; Kassidi Drew Lenhart, business administration: sport and event management concentration; Ja'Quela Dyer, business administration; nursing students Shelby Pyatt, Allison Megan Troup and Julie Anthony; and Jade Alexandria Cordrey, pre-nursing

Penn College will observe "National Denim Day" on Wednesday, when all members of the campus community are encouraged to wear jeans in solidarity and support of sexual violence survivors and to combat victim-blaming.

From left: Inman, Lowe and Lippincott stand in front of a panel that uses iPads as part of the instrumentation. The panel includes a special bracket for snap-in of the i-Pad(s), linking to a special interface "black box" that is connected to aircraft systems.