“Guarantee Momentum,” the Pennsylvania College of Technology 2017-18 Impact Report, is available online and is set to arrive in mailboxes in the coming days. Read the President’s Message and review the college’s efforts to empower industry, inspire innovation, prepare tomorrow makers and more.
Cousins Booker (left) and Maverick enjoy their trackside vantage ... ... and move closer to Albert for the big-picture perspective. A commemorative plaque celebrates the children's benefactors. All aboard for magical holiday travel! Older toddlers watch and wave as the train makes its rounds. A holiday present first delivered in 2010 by Patrick M.
An art project marks the season. The busy-ness of families at play Bonding in the food line Photo props add to the fun ... ... but who's that hiding behind the mask? Two weeks after it was postponed by snow, an autumn festival recently filled the Dunham Children's Learning Center with sunshine and smiles.
Jewelry by Ellen Montis graces the market entrance outside CC Commons. Alexandra "Ali" D. Petrizzi, a graphic design major from Langhorne, searches for the perfect gift (or maybe just a way to beat the chill). Ornaments by Kat Leon add to the festivities.
David E. Bjorkman, instructor of emergency management/social science at Pennsylvania College of Technology, was honored by the Keystone Emergency Management Association at its inaugural Emergency Preparedness Conference, held recently at the Blair County Convention Center in Altoona. Bjorkman received the Spirit of KEMA Award.
While early-season woes continued for the Pennsylvania College of Technology men’s and women’s basketball teams, the college’s wrestlers continued to find success. Wrestling Competing on Friday and Saturday at the Messiah College Petrofes Invitational, the Wildcats finished ninth in a 15-team field with 68.5 points. Mount Union took the team title with 218 points.
PCToday continues its regular feature: welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Paula M. Hornberger, regular part-time Immunization Compliance Assistant, College Health Services; effective Dec. 5 Morgan A. Gaston, regular part-time Dining Services Worker III, starting Dec.
Albert Einstein once said, “The greatest scientists are artists as well.” Pennsylvania College of Technology and WVIA Public Media, producers of the “Working Class” public television series, invite elementary, middle and high school students to enter the “Why Science Matters K-12 Art Challenge.” Students may choose any medium and supplies to create works of art that depict the importance of scienc
Penn College's five faith-based student organizations – Cru, United Campus Ministry, Campus Ministries International, the ARC Prayer Group and The Harbor – recently collaborated on a Campus Worship Night.
Four teams of students from Rob A. Wozniak’s Architectural Design Studio II (ACH261) class, one of which has officially entered its project in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s seventh annual Campus RainWorks competition, this week presented inventive and attractive proposals for green infrastructure to better manage stormwater.
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