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In one of the most action-packed weeks in recent memory, the spotlight is shining on Pennsylvania College of Technology athletes in multiple sports. Over the past week: The men’s tennis season ended with two North Eastern Athletic Conference individual champions, three second-place finishes, one third and two fourths.

Sledge delivers a hydroponics lesson ... ... as well as a primer on how plants grow. Studying cones Young hands help Bower plant a tree ... ... then proudly stand by their work.

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. Austin B.

Doing the heavy lifting, a crane helps adorn the Athletic Field scoreboard. A scoreboard truss, complete with the Penn College name and new Wildcat logo, was set Friday morning at the Athletic Field. A crew from Allison Crane & Rigging lofted and lowered the piece into place; Joseph H.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's Pennsylvania Society of Land Surveyors student chapter recently took part in a service project involving the National Geodetic Survey, collecting data to correct insufficient and inaccurate Global Positioning System information. Glenn C.

During a pair of one-hour workshops, Pennsylvania College of Technology nursing students provided a wealth of information to help their audiences – Penn College employees – stay healthy and prevent illness.

FYE students of Edward J. Almasy (left) flaunt the pizza they won as the semester's most engaging class. Congratulations to Edward J. Almasy’s students for receiving the Spring 2018 Financial Literacy Challenge Award as the most “engaging” First-Year Experience class based on presentations by Career Services’ Dana R. Suter. (Second and third place, respectively, went to Marc E.

For the third consecutive year, Pennsylvania College of Technology has been honored with Tree Campus USA recognition for effective forest management and for engaging employees and students in conservation goals.

There is a nationwide push for 80 percent of registered nurses to have their bachelor's degree by 2020. Pennsylvania College of Technology is helping to meet that challenge with its online BSN degree, designed for the working nurse. Thanks to an eight-week class schedule, full-time BSN students can complete the program in a year.

Rallied by CPE Paul M. Lasell (back row, center), the group celebrates its commendable work at the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. Loose potatoes were bagged and sorted into bins for distribution. In a service project organized by Community Peer Educator Paul M.