Faculty & Staff Articles

Students in Allen R. Smith’s Radiographic Anatomy & Positioning IV class recently displayed research posters in The Madigan Library. The posters are a culmination of two months of work that builds on the knowledge students gained in class.

More than 600 students enjoyed one of Penn College's longest-running traditions: Dining Services' Midnight Breakfast, which this year observed its silver anniversary.

Just in time to relieve any end-of-semester tension, the Penn College Business Club celebrated the last week of classes by cajoling a group of business faculty – and a staff member – to help them raise funds via a “Pie a Professor” event outside the Breuder Advanced Technology & Health Sciences Center.

“Moving the Earth, Capturing the Sun” is the title of a one-student exhibit on display in the lobby of The Gallery at Penn College. The exhibit showcases ceramics and photography by Alexis M. Burrell, a senior in graphic design at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

Invited by one of her students into the welding lab, Penn College faculty member Melissa A. Webb this week flipped roles for what she later called an "unforgettable experience."

Tom Speicher, writer/video producer at Penn College and author of "A Week With Waffles," recently did a half-hour interview for the "Classroom Matters" podcast and a reading of the book for Educate Today's "Off the Shelf" virtual storytime series.

The Admissions Office observed National College Decision Day on Monday, celebrating high school students as they choose which campus has earned their commitment. May 1 is also Pennsylvania College of Technology's intent-to-enroll deadline for new and transfer students who were accepted prior to April 1.

Teammates walked a Wildcat blue carpet on Sunday evening into the Klump Academic Center Auditorium, where the season-after-season successes of Penn College student-athletes were celebrated during the sixth annual CATS Awards.

A recent semester-closing learning activity for physical therapist assistant students also provided a continuing education opportunity for professionals.

Students in the physical therapist assistant program spent part of Earth Day planting trees on the land of Paul Huffman, a 1987 graduate of Penn College forerunner Williamsport Area Community College.