Industry Partnerships Articles

Nearly 100 Pennsylvania College of Technology students have access to a new addition to the Gene Haas Center for Innovative Manufacturing – a 20-ton mechanical stamping press.

BAE Systems Inc. has renewed its long-standing support of welding education at Pennsylvania College of Technology by providing a $10,000 grant to the institution. The company has made an annual $10,000 donation since 2019.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has opened a new “Penn College at Pittsburgh” training site, marking an important step in growing the state’s workforce for building performance.

The cloud-based emergency management software that was donated by D4H a year ago for use by the emergency management & homeland security program at Pennsylvania College of Technology has been renewed.

Penn College Workforce Development has partnered with B. Braun Medical Inc. to hold a pilot injection molding training. Twenty-one participants in two cohorts received 24 instructional hours of training over eight weeks.

The Pittsburgh Area Chapter of the American Concrete Institute selected Pennsylvania College of Technology student Jace E. Polowy as a 2026 Founders Award recipient.

Pennsylvania College of Technology automation and electronics students are benefiting from Canary Labs’ ongoing support for the institution. The software development company has donated 75 licenses of its latest Historian time-series database for use by students seeking a bachelor’s degree in either automation engineering technology or electronics & computer engineering technology.

One of the mid-Atlantic’s largest providers of construction and maintenance services recently honored its retiring president by endowing a scholarship in his name at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

Nearly 300 students from the Lycoming Career and Technology Center, Hughesville, attended a mock crash held recently at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The simulated event, which focused on the dangers of impaired and unsafe driving, provided a glimpse into the sights and sounds of a tragic emergency situation.

An industrial software company has donated 28 licenses of its latest program to Pennsylvania College of Technology. Tatsoft is providing the college with its flagship FrameworX Unlimited Version 10 software package for industrial automation.