Masters of “The Max” (the ever-popular triple-slice with peanut butter, jelly and marshmallow fluff) are Stephanie M. Puckly and Noah L. English. Service with a smile! English delivers a sandwich to a hungry Cory J. Snyder, an automotive technology: Mopar CAP emphasis student who travels to campus from Turbotville. The variety of the PB&J “menu” can be seen on the Commuter Lounge wall.
From left are Carl J. Bower Jr., Taylor J. Corbett, Justin M. Rinehimer, Joseph M. Brown, Griffin T. Fulton and Jeremy L. Thorne A member of Penn College's horticulture faculty recently attended the GIE+Expo in Louisville, Kentucky, and "Landscapes 2016," a simultaneous educational/networking event sponsored by the National Association of Landscape Professionals. Carl J. Bower Jr.
Free Financial Aid Information Nights will be hosted at two local schools in November and January. The first session will be at 6 p.m. Nov. 14 at Williamsport Area High School, Room A124, and the second will be at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 12 in the South Williamsport Junior/Senior High School cafeteria. Students and parents from either school can attend either event.
The National Science Foundation has recognized Pennsylvania College of Technology’s commitment to tomorrow’s workforce by awarding the institution a grant intended to bolster the pipeline of information assurance/cyber defense professionals. The $438,391 CyberCorps grant will facilitate the college’s efforts to excite high school students about rewarding careers in cyber security.
Jim Ellwood meets with students in one of Rob A. Wozniak's Codes, Specifications and Estimating classes. Students in Penn College's School of Construction & Design Technologies recently had the opportunity to meet Jim Ellwood, educational liaison for the International Codes Council, who visited Building Code-based classes taught by Rob A. Wozniak and Harry W. Hintz Jr.
Saudi Arabian students at Pennsylvania College of Technology recently organized a crosscultural presentation to familiarize the campus community with their homeland. One year after their initial program – which won two honors at the 2015 Student Activities Awards banquet – the Saudi Student Organization returned to the college’s Thompson Professional Development Center for a follow-up event.
Faculty member's chain mail to be displayed during Williamsport's First Friday Joseph E. LeBlanc, an assistant professor of physics at Penn College, will be among those displaying their creative handiwork during First Friday (Nov. 4) in downtown Williamsport. The faculty member – also billed as "woodworker, musician, artist and aerospace engineer" – has been making chain mail for four years.
Like a magician, Richards explains the concept of time dilation with the assistance of Rylee A. Butler, an engineering design technology student from Bellefonte. The first floor of the Klump Academic Center Auditorium fills with "time travelers" from campus and the surrounding community. Nicholas C.
Coach John F. McNichol Jr. gathers with his Wildcat women's soccer team. Tiffany L. Brown drives downfield to score Penn College's only goal. The college mascot walks the bleachers, inspiring spectators. Hailee L. Hartman assisted Brown on the Wildcat goal.
Penn College Police Officer Jen J. Bowers interacts with a costumed campus visitor. Picking their "spots" near the drive-in Guests try their hand at mechanized competition, courtesy of the Students Wildcats of Robotic Design. Members of the Williamsport Bureau of Fire display Engine 14-1 from the Old Lycoming Township Volunteer Fire Department.
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