An interdisciplinary collaboration at Pennsylvania College of Technology applied three-dimensional printing to a singular piece of American history, readying an electric 1908 Studebaker for display at a prestigious international automobile show in Florida.
Clifford P. Coppersmith, former dean of sciences, humanities and visual communications, has been named president of Chesapeake College in Wye Mills, Maryland. Coppersmith was a Penn College dean from 2008-15, and most recently was dean of City College at Montana State University Billings. News of his selection as president was published Tuesday in The Star Democrat and on Chesapeake's website.
Penn College's selection among Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine's "2018 Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs" is noted in the publication's latest issue, which includes a cover photo of Jennifer McLean, associate dean of student affairs, and Elliott Strickland, vice president for student affairs, as well as an advertisement and several mentions of the institution's commitme
The Community Arts Center congratulates graphic design student Austin L. Fulton on his winning 25th Anniversary logo following a Fall 2017 corporate-pitch competition under the guidance of graphic design instructor Nicholas L. Stephenson.
Penn College is proud to support its 360-plus veterans, who represent about 6 percent of the institution's student body. That commitment – detailed in a video added to the college's YouTube channel – includes a resource center and personnel dedicated exclusively to the needs of veterans, active military and ROTC. Other benefits include priority scheduling and in-state tuition rates.
PCToday continues its regular feature: welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Stephen A. Medeiros, full-time second-shift HVAC/Electrical/Plumbing Maintenance Mechanic, General Services; starting March 5 Carol J.
Pennsylvania College of Technology recently recognized its first Innovation Engineering Black Belt recipients. The credential, issued by Eureka Ranch, is available to students who successfully complete five innovation courses at the college and then pursue an extended project. The recipients, Chet Beaver, of Muncy, and Diane H.
Handcrafted ceramic bowls to grace fundraising table. Got soup? Truthful labeling awaits nourishing ladling. Chef Frank M. Suchwala (in blue cap) stirs a pot of mushroom bisque as student Nolan S. Lester (left) adds stock. Others involved include (from left) Amaris T. Smith, Dylan H. Therrien, William D. Benedetto and Austin B. Ovens.
Pennsylvania College of Technology President Davie Jane Gilmour testified before the Pennsylvania Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday in support of the college’s state appropriation request. For the first time since its affiliation with Penn State in 1989, Penn College was afforded the opportunity to present directly to the Senate.
Singer Alyssa G. Gentile, of Fairport, New York, a pre-applied health studies: radiography concentration and member of the Wildcat softball team, was chosen as 2018's “Penn College Star” in Friday's fifth annual talent competition. Among the other eight musical performers, general studies student Heaven A.
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