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Colin Hamblin Jessica Cavanaugh Mary Plumley Open House prizes to spread Penn College Pride Winners of Saturday's Open House social media contest have been announced by the Admissions Office, which offered Penn College prize packs to student prospects who posted about their day using the #PCTvisit and #Penn College hashtags.

During a March 27 graduation ceremony at Penn College at Wellsboro, seven students were recognized for completion of the Administrative Medical Assistant Program and their preparation for employment in medical or dental offices, hospitals, clinics and other health care facilities. Certificates were presented by Brenda G. Abplanalp, director of North Campus Outreach Services to: Monica M.

When April Fool's Day lands on Hump Day, there's really only one way to mark the occasion: bring a camel to campus! Orchestrated by the Wildcat Events Board and obtained from Animal Rentals Inc., "Eli" the camel was ridden by 250 people (and photographed by many more) during a four-hour caravan stop outside the Hager Lifelong Education Center.

Penn College competitors (from left) Aubin "A.J." Sevrin, Ryan P. Campbell, Aaron B. Cusatis and volunteer coach Casey W. Bliss Members of the Power Lifting Club team competed in Saturday's Pennsylvania Open Ironman Championships held at the Fitness Factory in Williamsport. Aubin I. "A.J." Sevrin, a welding and fabrication engineering technology major from Lehighton, and Aaron B.

Awesome Penn College students gather for a group photo following their reception. Keynote speaker Meagan Murray ('09, human services), volunteer coordinator for Roads to Freedom Center for Independent Living of North Central PA, talks about the power of one person making a significant impact in small and large ways.

The Penn College Shotokan Karate Club had a very successful weekend at the East Coast Collegiate Karate Union camp and tournament at West Chester University. After five and a half hours of rigorous training over two days, the students still had enough energy to capture many places during the tournament. Alexander J. Hilton, Carlos A. Ramos-Sonera and Alton J.

Donning rabbit ears and carrying a basket of treats, the Wildcat easily attracts some young friends. Shortly after a horn signaled the start, youngsters (and their helpful parents) round up some of the 524 eggs placed by the sponsoring organizations. Seemingly hopping down the bunny trail, a young "hunter" eyeballs the shrubbery.

Other than the Pennsylvania College of Technology men’s tennis team starting its season with a win, Mother Nature again was the big winner last week as a host of events either were postponed or canceled. And this week, barring more weather-related disruptions, the women’s tennis team will get its season underway.

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. Blayne R. Allen, regular part-time Dining Services Worker I, effective March 24 Only new college hires and employees transferring from one internal position to another in certain situations are reported.

Saturday's biting breeze and snowy commute confirmed it: It's still March in Pennsylvania! Far more predictable was what campus visitors found all day at Penn College's Spring Open House, as helpful and personable students, employees and alumni encouraged potential enrollees and other visitors to explore a national leader in applied technology education.