Engineering Technologies Articles

Completing an information technology challenge resulted in a free trip for six Pennsylvania College of Technology students and their instructor to attend a premier conference for IBM i professionals.

Brad M. Webb, dean of engineering technologies, appeared Monday morning on the nationally syndicated radio program “The Anna & Raven Show.” The three-minute interview, prompted by high school graduation season, focused on the rising interest nationwide in trade career possibilities.

Funding from a state Dual Credit Innovation Grant Program has allowed Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Secondary Partnerships office to donate five laptops to Montgomery High School for use by students enrolled in the three-credit Introduction to Gaming & Simulation dual enrollment course.

An industrial software company has donated 28 licenses of its latest program to Pennsylvania College of Technology. Tatsoft is providing the college with its flagship FrameworX Unlimited Version 10 software package for industrial automation.

Thirty Pennsylvania College of Technology students representing a variety of majors obtained valuable industry certifications in 2025-26 related to engineering design.

Isabella L. Malloy, of Carlisle; Jocelyn N. Pandolfo, of Clark, New Jersey; and Addison M. Zick, of Norristown, were three of 39 aspiring collision repairers in North America to receive a scholarship from the Women’s Industry Network.

Pennsylvania College of Technology welding students have given new life to a 41-year-old rescue boat used by the Montgomery Emergency Management Agency to serve Lycoming County.

Penn College’s aviation program was among exhibitors at the May 4 Aerospace and Aviation Day at the State Capitol. The event – in its third year – is co-hosted by the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, and the Keystone Space Collaborative.

Pennsylvania College of Technology and Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity joined the city and county on Thursday to dedicate a new home that, after two years under construction, will soon welcome a family.

Students in Concrete Construction classes have spent the semester practicing their craft through real-world challenges – meanwhile helping the college and the community.