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Pennsylvania College of Technology has issued its Spring 2026 dean's list.

Pennsylvania College of Technology will once again host a Pre-Health Plunge Program, set for Aug. 3 through 12. The 10-day residential opportunity, funded through a gift from AllOne Charities, is designed to help prepare students, at no cost, with foundational human anatomy and physiology content, introduce them to campus support services and provide opportunities to build rapport with a cohort of peers.

The Pittsburgh Area Chapter of the American Concrete Institute selected Pennsylvania College of Technology student Jace E. Polowy as a 2026 Founders Award recipient.

After several months of painstaking preparation by dedicated students, Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Baja SAE team returns to action this week (June 11-14) at Baja SAE New York. Penn College will compete against an international field of 100 other colleges and universities in Palmyra, about 20 miles southeast of Rochester.

Forty-five alumni visited campus for a WTI/WACC Alumni Reunion last month, reconnecting with one another and with a campus that is continually transforming.

In the college’s 12th season as a member of the United East Conference, and ninth as a full-fledged member of the NCAA, program records were either set or matched by 10 Wildcat teams.

Penn College recently celebrated the conclusion of its 2025-26 Youth Leadership Program, which brought representatives from six Lycoming County high schools to campus each week to develop leadership skills and interact with local service organizations.

Pennsylvania College of Technology automation and electronics students are benefiting from Canary Labs’ ongoing support for the institution. The software development company has donated 75 licenses of its latest Historian time-series database for use by students seeking a bachelor’s degree in either automation engineering technology or electronics & computer engineering technology.

Completing an information technology challenge resulted in a free trip for six Pennsylvania College of Technology students and their instructor to attend a premier conference for IBM i professionals.

Brad M. Webb, dean of engineering technologies, appeared Monday morning on the nationally syndicated radio program “The Anna & Raven Show.” The three-minute interview, prompted by high school graduation season, focused on the rising interest nationwide in trade career possibilities.