"Frustrating." "Eye-opening." "Informative." Those were a few of the responses following a two-hour "reentry simulation" held Tuesday at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Attended by more than 50 criminal justice professionals, the interactive activity created a month in the life of individuals recently released from prison.
Private arrangements are pending for Michael Tyson, a longtime member of the mathematics faculty at Williamsport Area Community College and Pennsylvania College of Technology, who died July 17, 2023, at his home in Fountain Hills, Arizona.
Craig A. Miller, professor of history/political science and department head for social sciences and humanities, and Jennifer R. Wahl, instructor of social sciences, were two of five educators tasked with discussing “Democratizing, Diversifying and Decolonizing the World History Survey” in a roundtable session at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the World History Association, held recently in Pittsburgh.
Twenty-five graduates of Penn College and its predecessors were among the 2,296 fans who gathered in Muncy Bank Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field for "Alumni Night With the Crosscutters" on Saturday.
PCToday, which has been Pennsylvania College of Technology's official news and information site since August 2001, has a new face for a new semester.
Penn College campuses welcomed teens to a sweltering second week of Pre-College Programs from July 16-20, but there was nothing hotter than the vocational prospects on display in labs and classrooms.
Nearly 150 students have petitioned to graduate from Pennsylvania College of Technology following the Summer 2023 sessions.
Pennsylvania College of Technology’s brewing and fermentation science instructor, Timothy L. Yarrington, spoke at Homebrew Con, the nation’s largest annual gathering of brewing and fermentation enthusiasts, held recently in San Diego.
Middle-school students were shepherded through a second week of My Tomorrow day camp (July 10-14) by one of Penn College defining qualities: the rock-solid path to insight and fulfillment. The program, sponsored by the Soars Family for the third exciting year, followed the same framework as last month's opening iteration by introducing students to the boundless career possibilities represented in the college's classrooms and labs.
Retiring Penn College Police Chief Chris E. Miller delivered a parting gift during a noontime stroll with his wife on Thursday, leading an imperiled bird on a "chirp walk" to safety.
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