The Spring 2012 edition of One College Avenue magazine is available online and has been distributed on campus. In this issue: Recipes and video from Beverly Hills chef Kristi Ritchey, '02, who shed more than 100 pounds and is using her culinary arts degree to offer healthy food choices to others; a feature and video on Penn College personal fitness trainer Domenick S.
C. Alan Walker, secretary of the state Department of Community and Economic Development, visited Penn College on Friday.
A new textbook price-comparison service is available online through The College Store at Pennsylvania College of Technology, one of only 40 institutions nationwide to provide such a program. Students now will be able to compare The College Store's textbook prices with those offered through Amazon and Half.com, then make purchases from the chosen vendor.
The winner of The College Store's drawing for a 32GB Apple iPad is student Britni Fennell, Drums; student Heather Krepps, McVeytown, won a 3G Amazon Kindle. The College Store congratulates them and thanks all students who sold back their textbooks.
The winner of The College Store's drawing for a 32GB Apple iPad is student Britni Fennell, Drums; student Heather Krepps, McVeytown, won a 3G Amazon Kindle. The College Store congratulates them and thanks all students who sold back their textbooks.
The traditional Moonlight Madness sale was held at The College Store from 7-10 p.m. Thursday. As Penn College counts down to the yearend semester break, shoppers enjoyed 25-percent discounts on clothing and gifts, holiday books, games and toys. Photos by Sarah K. Mariano, student photographer
The College Store's scholarship assistance to Penn College students is spotlighted in theSeptember/October issue of The College Store Magazine, the official publication of The National Association of College Stores. "Most stores do this out of good will," the article quotes store director Matthew P. Branca. "It's a good way to show students that we have a commitment to them and their educations.
Purchase your piece of history today and support the Penn College Endowed Alumni Scholarship. The Countdown to the Centennial has begun with the publication of a new booklet featuring images and text from the 2009 retrospective, "Were You There? The Evolution of a College Campus." The booklet is available for sale through The College Store (in store and online ).
Readers now can comment on the articles in One College Avenue, Penn College's magazine. All are encouraged to share their views on the topics presented. Just visit the magazine's Web site to use the new "comments" feature, which is found at the end of each article.The editorssimply ask thatremarks remain civil and stay on-topic.
With the new semester comes a reminder for the campus community to get (re)acquainted with E-mporium, a virtual marketplace available only to students and employees. Open for business 24/7 on the myPCT portal, E-mporium offers more security than the former Classifieds listings on PCToday.
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