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Traditional greetings of the season, fashioned by members of the Penn College family on oversized holiday cards, have been installed on the mall outside the Breuder Advanced Technology and Health Sciences Center. The cards uniquely represent 30 student organizations and five college offices. — Photos by Tom Wilson, writer/editor-PCToday

The Penn College men's club volleyball team had an outstanding  day at a tournament this past weekend at Lock Haven University. The team needed all 13 players to go 7-1 in pool play: winning two games against adult teams, Scared Hitless and BUTCH; two more against Scranton University; and splitting the final two games against the host.

Mark E. Golembiewski, an information technology: information assurance and security concentration major from Harleysville, outlasted all challengers. Action heats up the Field House. Twenty students hoped to be crowned Root Beer Pong champion Monday night, but, when it was over, Mark E. Golembiewski had breezed through the winners' bracket to win the tournament. Samuel J.

Pumpkin cheesecake with a ginger-snap crust tempts diners. Members of the Horticulture Club enjoy dessert after waiting tables. The fresh salad features greens harvested from the community garden Monday morning. Dennis P. Skinner, assistant professor of horticulture-turned chef for the evening, communes with his grilling assistants, culinary arts and system student Benjamin A.

Faculty members in the Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Department within the School of Industrial and Engineering Technologies at Pennsylvania College of Technology have established a building-to-endowed scholarship.

Penn College's role in training workers for the oil and gas industry, including the ShaleNET initiative and the Energy Technology Education Center south of Williamsport, attracted a mention in The New York Times. The article, headlined "Gas Boom County Strives for Economic Afterglow," is on Page A-16 of Sunday's print edition and was posted to the newspaper's website over the weekend.

PCToday continues its regular feature: welcoming full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Christopher R. Grove, full-time Dining Services Assistant Manager, effective Nov. 19 Only new college hires and employees transferring from one internal position to another in certain situations are reported.

Pennsylvania College of Technology wrestlers closed out last week with a pair of wins and the men’s and women’s basketball teams got their seasons under way, going a combined 2-4. Wrestling According to coach Schuyler Frey, injuries took a toll in his team’s 55-0 loss at the University of Maryland Baltimore County on Wednesday.

Opening night for a new exhibit, Morgan Craig's "All of Nowhere: Explorations in Architecture and Identity" in The Gallery at Penn College. The artist is introduced by Penny G. Lutz, gallery assistant. A student studies the stunning visual forum, offered in oil. Craig shares thoughtful insight with a wall-to-wall crowd.

Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Residence Life Office has announced its five latest Resident Assistants to be applauded for exemplary service in their respective on-campus housing areas. Alison K. Van Metter RA of the Month Selected as November's Resident Assistant of the Month is Alison K.