Industry Partnerships Articles

Pennsylvania College of Technology students and their real-world skills were in demand at the institution’s recent two-day Fall Career Fair. Nearly 430 employers – about 50 more than last fall’s event – filled the college’s Bardo Gymnasium and Field House, offering full-time employment and internship opportunities.

Welding students at Pennsylvania College of Technology will continue benefiting from the generosity of Miller Electric Mfg. LLC. The company has signed a new three-year entrustment agreement, providing its latest equipment for students’ hands-on education.

Pennsylvania College of Technology hosted a dedication Sept. 21 to celebrate the naming of its power generation lab in honor of Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co. Inc., which has provided $250,000 in financial and equipment support for the facility.

Pennsylvania College of Technology polymer engineering students are benefiting from the generosity of RJG Inc., a global full-service injection molding solutions company.

An article published this week by PlasticsToday highlights Penn College’s efforts to alleviate a significant workforce shortage in the polymers industry.

An innovator in the industrial software market is continuing its commitment to Pennsylvania College of Technology for the 2026-27 academic year.

The "most exciting two minutes in sports" is actually a five-day marathon for Pennsylvania College of Technology baking & culinary students. A Penn College-produced video goes into the kitchens to document the students' unforgettable experience.

The recent efforts of two Pennsylvania College of Technology alumni and the generosity of their employer will impact the next generation of manufacturing and machining students. The duo of Clinton Bettner and Kyle Baker helped facilitate the donation of a die-sinking EDM machine from the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory to the college.

Four Pennsylvania College of Technology graduates have signed offer letters to join The Tri-M Group LLC as apprentices. Over the next four years, they will continue their education while completing 8,000 hours of on-the-job training to earn their journeyperson credentials.

Kiewit recently held a signing day at Pennsylvania College of Technology, celebrating seven 2026 graduates hired for full-time positions and 12 students committing to summer internships. The opportunities span 13 states with the Fortune 500 construction and engineering leader.