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WNEP-TV’s Mackenzie Aucker visited Rotorfest, an event planned and managed by Penn College emergency management & homeland security students, on Tuesday. Her story aired on the region's ABC affiliate station Tuesday evening.

Business administration students enrolled in the Event Management & Coordination class recently hosted “Voices of Entrepreneurship,” an event they developed to present the expertise of alumni business owners and small-business-development experts to students and the community.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has revised leadership positions for the Journey Bank Community Arts Center to integrate the facility with the institution’s academic programs and to strengthen the venue’s ties with the community.

WNEP-TV’s Mackenzie Aucker recently checked out Penn College’s new Multiple Interactive Learning Objectives – or MILO – system. Aucker interviewed William A. Schlosser, instructor of emergency management & homeland security, as well as students Isaak B. Fausey, of Mifflin, Emma J. Chilen, of Montoursville, and Erin N. Yerger, of Elizabethtown, to better understand the situational awareness simulator.

Penn College’s human services & restorative justice program recently hosted a professional development day and welcomed Jennifer Lake, founder and executive director of Dwell Orphan Care, as its speaker.

Penn College recently opened the Wildcat Math Hub, where students can collaborate, build confidence and strengthen their skills.

Levy, the food/beverage provider for Churchill Downs, is once again counting on Penn College students to help feed tens of thousands of spectators at one of the world’s premier events: the Kentucky Derby.

Four state representatives visited Penn College on Monday to learn more about its emergency management & homeland security degree and to try out the program’s new interactive simulation tool.

Sixteen employers participated in the January Human Services & Restorative Justice Internship and Job Expo. The event, which takes place every fall and spring, aims to bring employers to Penn College who are specifically interested in human services & restorative justice students and graduates.

Steven J. Moff, professor of business administration/marketing, received three official government citations honoring his devotion to the Little League Challenger Division, an adaptive baseball program for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges.