Faculty & Staff Articles

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.

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. Zachary T. Peachey, regular part-time Dining Services Worker I, starting March 1 Only new college hires and employees transferring from one internal position to another in certain situations are reported.

Services will be Saturday, March 10, for Ralph A. Horne, retired dean of instructional support/outreach, who died Monday, Feb. 19, at the age of 75. The service will be at 11 a.m. that day at St. Mary’s White Chapel Episcopal Church in Lancaster, Virginia.

Student development assistants encouraged peers to share their love of Pennsylvania College of Technology donors in February by delivering birthday greetings, signing "Thank you" cards and expressing gratitude via video message. "I am always in awe of the gratitude that my classmates and peers have for our generous Penn College donors," said Ryan Monteleone, lead student development assistant.

Commemorative balloons accent the festivities. Apropos a hands-on campus, Simmons turns ingredients into inspiration ... ... demonstrating her mouth-watering craft for hungry clientele. Another noteworthy Dauphin Hall happening! The seventh annual Soul Food Dinner, a Black History Month tradition, was held Wednesday in Penn College's Capitol Eatery.

The economic benefit of constructing multifamily residences with Insulating Concrete Forms will be the topic of a free presentation co-sponsored this month by Penn College's School of Construction & Design Technologies. "The Business Case for Building Multifamily Buildings With Concrete," featuring Gregg A.

Morgan Parrish acquires some engineering insight from Penn College's Eric K. Albert ... ... as well as a student perspective from Anthony M. Passaro. While accustomed to being on screen, Parrish enjoys the new experience of a three-dimensional scan of her likeness.