Engineering Technologies Articles

Students in the on-site power generation technology program at Pennsylvania College of Technology now have the benefit of learning in an expanded lab thanks to a gift from Curtis Power Solutions LLC.

High school students are invited to explore a possible future in advanced manufacturing by attending a free, two-day minicamp at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Scheduled for Nov. 7-8, the immersive Precision Manufacturing Minicamp will introduce students to technologies, processes and career opportunities driving today’s manufacturing.

The ingenuity of a Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty member has saved the River Valley Regional YMCA Eastern Lycoming Branch from costly pool repairs.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students earned honors at the 41st Annual Blow Molding Conference in Chicago, presented by the Society of Plastics Engineers’ Blow Molding Division.

Pennsylvania College of Technology’s team proved resilient in overcoming early adversity to place 20th out of 70 cars in the premier event at a recent international competition in Nashport, Ohio. Baja SAE Ohio required schools to design and build a single-seat all-terrain car to withstand several tests that challenge students’ ingenuity and vehicle quality.

Welding students at Pennsylvania College of Technology will continue benefiting from the generosity of Miller Electric Mfg. LLC. The company has signed a new three-year entrustment agreement, providing its latest equipment for students’ hands-on education.

A new Penn College-produced video explores the information technology career pathways available to Penn College students and the hands-on labs where they learn.

Pennsylvania College of Technology hosted a dedication Sept. 21 to celebrate the naming of its power generation lab in honor of Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co. Inc., which has provided $250,000 in financial and equipment support for the facility.

Two members of the Construction Management Association of America’s College of Fellows visited campus last week to address students in Penn College’s construction management, civil engineering and architecture majors.

Like many working in the skilled trades, Robert M. Layng loves his vocation. The Pennsylvania College of Technology alumnus shares his infectious passion for manufacturing and machining through stories and a podcast series for a national trade publication.