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Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Community Arts Center is the recipient of a $3,000 donation from Truist Financial Corp. through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit program.

Local law enforcement agencies teamed recently to celebrate area athletes who are preparing to compete in this week’s Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games at Penn State. The second Williamsport Main Street Torch Run carried the Special Olympics Flame of Hope through Williamsport, from Lycoming College to Penn College, where a pep rally was held near the college’s main entrance.

Penn College News continues its regular feature, welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the People & Culture Office.

Pennsylvania College of Technology recently hosted 36 children for Take Your Child to Work Day.

Eighty-four Penn College dental hygiene alumni and 20 students were among those attending a recent continuing education event hosted by Penn College’s Student Dental Hygienists’ Association.

The Gallery at Penn College will host "100 Miles," showcasing the diversity and quality of art created by emerging, early-career and established artists living within a 100-mile radius of Penn College.

Pennsylvania College of Technology welcomed nearly 400 K-12 students to 14 schools for its fourth Rotorfest. The event, organized by students from the college’s emergency management & homeland security program, provides an opportunity for attendees to interact with a wide range of emergency response professionals.

Funding from a state Dual Credit Innovation Grant Program has allowed Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Secondary Partnerships office to donate five laptops to Montgomery High School for use by students enrolled in the three-credit Introduction to Gaming & Simulation dual enrollment course.

David N. Wormley, a former member of the Penn College Board of Directors, died May 19 in Lancaster. He was 86.

One of the mid-Atlantic’s largest providers of construction and maintenance services recently honored its retiring president by endowing a scholarship in his name at Pennsylvania College of Technology.