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A member of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Hydraulics Club recently helped one of his instructors with a lesson at Curtin Middle School in Williamsport. Paul A.

Two Pennsylvania College of Technology students were awarded a total of $2,500 in scholarships following the annual Precision Heavy Construction Equipment Rodeo a popular event won this year by students from the college's School of Natural Resources Management. Penn College students captured the overall title at the Oct.

A Baltimore-based heavy-equipment industry association has established a new scholarship fund at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

The Caterpillar Foundation and its partnering dealerships have joined in a $42,000 donation to Pennsylvania College of Technology, the majority of which will sponsor students in three majors within the college's School of Natural Resources Management. "Despite these challenging economic times, our relationship with Caterpillar Inc. remains strong and productive," said Mary A.

The Caterpillar Foundation and its partnering dealerships have joined in a $42,000 donation to Pennsylvania College of Technology, the majority of which will sponsor students in three majors within the college's School of Natural Resources Management. "Despite these challenging economic times, our relationship with Caterpillar Inc. remains strong and productive," said Mary A.

Students enrolled in three majors within Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Natural Resources Management will benefit from the recent donation of a Cummins Inc. diesel engine.

Students enrolled in three majors within Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Natural Resources Management will benefit from the recent donation of a Cummins Inc. diesel engine.

Penn College hydraulics students traveled to York on Wednesday for a tour of Garrod Hydraulics, a repair and remanufacturing facility that mainly deals with larger industrial/mobile-type hydraulic cylinders.

Williams, a natural-gas company based in Oklahoma, will support students at Pennsylvania College of Technology through a new scholarship fund at the college. Through its foundation, Williams has established the Williams Foundation Scholarship Fund.

A Caterpillar dealership's respect for a Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty member, combined with a fortuitous phone call and prompt follow-up, resulted in the donation of a 2008 marine engine to the college's diesel program. The 12-cylinder CAT C32 model, valued at $140,000, recently arrived at the Schneebeli Earth Science Center near Allenwood.