Student Life Articles

The Lumley Aviation Center again provided a picturesque backdrop for the third Aviators Ball, hosted recently by the Student Veterans Organization, Student Government Association, Sigma Pi fraternity and the college’s aviation program.

Upsilon Pi Epsilon, the only international honor society for computing and information disciplines, welcomed six students and one faculty member to the Pennsylvania College of Technology chapter during a recent induction ceremony.

The Pennsylvania College of Technology chapters of two collegewide national honor societies held induction ceremonies on April 11, recognizing 104 new members for their academic achievements.

The Penn College Lambda Xi Chapter of Alpha Alpha Alpha, the national honor society for first-generation college students, welcomed 35 students, marking its second class of inductees, on April 11.

For the second consecutive year, the Student Government Association Silent Auction set a new fundraising record: $6,344. The annual event raises funds for the Student Leader Legacy Scholarship.

Two recent student-hosted events brought the best of new and old vehicles to the Schneebeli Earth Science Center, where the Diesel Performance Club hosted its second pickup and semitruck show, and the Carl Building Technologies Center parking lot on main campus, where the Penn College Motorsports Association and Penn College Classic Cruisers hosted its annual car show.

As Easter nears, Penn College’s Student Veterans Organization and SALUTE Veterans Honor Society chapter invited members of the Penn College family to bring their families to campus for a pre-holiday tradition.

The Student Government Association’s annual Silent Auction is set for Friday, April 3, with online bidding beginning at noon and concluding at 4 p.m.

March is National Nutrition Month, and the college’s registered dietitian, Heather S. Brennan, is coordinating a variety of activities to support students as they fuel their busy lives.

Shortly before Spring Break, a group of Pennsylvania College of Technology students went to Florida – to work. The contingent traded their classroom for a classic-car concours while assisting at Moda Miami.