Events Articles

The Gallery at Penn College, on the third floor of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Madigan Library, will host "Where Science Meets Art," an exhibit by members of the London-based Society for Art of Imagination. The exhibit will open on June 22 at 11 a.m. At 7:30 p.m.

Five teams from four schools competed in the recent Fuel Cell Challenge at Pennsylvania College of Technology, having fun while learning about a futuristic energy source that might not be so far down the road after all. "I think that's where the automotive industry is going to go in a very short time," said Dale E.

Holding their annual conference at Pennsylvania College of Technology, barely a mile from the birthplace of Little League Baseball, about 50 members of the Pennsylvania Economic Association learned some staggering numbers about the youth-sports organization's fiscal impact on the region.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's dental hygiene clinic was host on May 9 to a volunteer initiative to place dental sealants on 55 students from Sullivan County Elementary School and the Muncy School District's Ward L. Myers Elementary School.

The Pennsylvania College of Technology Foundation and the college's School of Hospitality combined efforts to offer a reception honoring individuals, organizations and businesses that have established scholarships at the college. The gathering centered on a carnival-themed buffet of pastries as pleasing to the eye as to the mouth.

A mayoral forum, sponsored by the Williamsport Sun-Gazette and Backyard Broadcasting, was held Monday night in the ACC Auditorium. The event was attended by Williamsport Mayor Mary B. Wolf, one of two candidates for the Republican nomination, and William McConnell, running unopposed for the Democratic nomination. City Councilman Gabriel J.

Aided by abundant sunshine, music and outdoor activities, the Penn College community welcomed the imminent summer break at WEBstock on the CC lawn Friday. Free food, inflatable fun, take-home novelties and much more were offered during the late-semester tradition, sponsored by the Wildcat Events Board. ( Photos by Amanda M. Williamson and Ashlin R. Hollinger, part-time student photographers)

More than 1,000 students have petitioned to graduate in May from Pennsylvania College of Technology. The college will hold two commencement ceremonies May 19 at the Community Arts Center in Williamsport. A ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. for students in the schools of Business and Computer Technologies, Health Sciences, Hospitality, and Industrial and Engineering Technologies.

Air Affair East, organized to bring together well-known custom painters and airbrush artists to showcase their work and share their eye-catching technique with Pennsylvania College of Technology students and other participants, was held in College Avenue Labs last week. The event was sponsored by Sherry Candlan, CEO of ASET Limited in West Valley, Utah. (Aset Corp.

Resident Assistants at The Village at Penn College hosted their annual Villapalooza from 9-11 p.m. Sunday. The event included Dance Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero, RA Clayton Morrow as DJ, casino tables and mocktails. For the first time since the tradition began in 2001, the RAs decided on a late-night event with glowing mocktail glasses and outdoor video screens.