Two acts in the "Penn College Star" competition advanced to next month's second round and three others earned an automatic bid into November's third and final show on the basis of their performances at Wednesday's premiere event in the Dauphin Hall lobby.
Seniors Taylor R. Lapointe, left, and Jenna L. Walmer join coach Robert D. Kemrer at midcourt during Saturday's Senior Day ceremony. Graduating seniors Taylor R. Lapointe and Jenna L. Walmer were honored Saturday prior to the women’s tennis team’s match against Penn State Brandywine. Head coach Robert D. Kemrer presided over the event.
Penn College students and faculty get a look at a 1969 Shelby GT500 Mustang convertible, with drag pack, owned by local collector and businessman Ronald Paulhamus. Automotive restoration students surround a true classic that recently arrived at the college from the Rolls-Royce Foundation Museum in Carlisle.
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. John Strittmatter, full-time temporary Director, ShaleNET U.S. Regional Hub, Workforce Development & Continuing Education; effective Sept.
The golf and men’s and women’s soccer teams were unbeaten for Pennsylvania College of Technology this past week. FLASHBACK Golf Penn College golfers stayed perfect as they won their fourth Penn State University Athletic Conference match of the season, topping a seven-team field in the Penn State Wilkes-Barre Invitational on Thursday.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's second Wildcat Comic Con, one day shorter and nearly twice as popular as its 2012 predecessor, brought close to 1,000 people to main campus Saturday for its trademark blend of fun and education – all centered around graphic novels, comic books, animation and gaming.
Enter Sandmen: Education doesn't get more hands-on than rubbing away rust and other imperfections. Kelvin A. Ortiz, a collision repair student from York (left) and Colin S. Geiger, an automotive technology major from Sunbury, prep the Lincoln for its ultimate cherry-and-white finish. Kelvin A.
Derek E. Teay, Resident Assistant for the IT LLC, is surrounded by faculty support on the tee. Background, from left, are Spyke M. Krepshaw, instructor of computer information technology; Sandra Gorka, associate professor of computer science; and Anita R. Girton, assistant professor of computer information technology. Teay is a software development and information management major. Oliver B.
Leah D. Tamburlin, a senior nursing major from St. Marys, has been chosen as the Student of the Month at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Tamburlin, who is scheduled to graduate in May, is a member of the Student Nurses' Association and is employed as a part-time clerk in the Residence Life Office.
The Gettysburg Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America has established a scholarship that will provide annual financial assistance to students in Pennsylvania College of Technology’s two-year automotive restoration technology major.
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