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Manager Vicki K. Killian, who oversees operation of the food pantry, staffs the serving line. Tuesday's lunchtime temperatures drew almost 100 people to the KDR courtyard. Complimentary tote bags carried apples and other goodies, along with information on helping The Cupboard at the cash register and through direct donations.

The Pennsylvania College of Technology Athletics Department welcomed its inaugural class of the Chi Alpha Sigma honor society in a ceremony at Le Jeune Chef Restaurant on Wednesday morning. Inducted were 21 student-athletes (11 seniors and 10 juniors) – representing a variety of athletic teams, all six of Penn College's academic schools and a grade point average of 3.769.

Co-workers Probst (left) and Wack return to Penn College ... ... for presentations on Autodesk Inventor iLogic software. A computer aided drafting technology alumnus and a faculty retiree returned to campus this month for multiple presentations to students in the engineering design technology and engineering CAD technology majors. Bryan A.

CPE David A. Gadalla, an aviation maintenance technology major from Mechanicsburg, and Sammie L. Davis, coordinator of diversity and cultural life, plant the seeds for a greener planet, A tie-dyeing station was among the attractions, with commemorative T-shirts ... ... awaiting participants' unique and colorful designs. Adding that personal touch is Olivia C.

The 2018-19 Student Activities Awards, presented this past week in the Keystone Dining Room, honored Penn College students, their faculty/staff mentors and the campus organizations that thrive through their involvement. Among the evening's recipients: Student Leader of the Year Natascha G. Santaella New Student Leader of the Year Serena V. Bergeron Adviser of the Year Carl J.

The students tear down a semi-hermetic compressor during the hands-on portion of the class. Bernard Servello, technical training specialist for Emerson, explains compressor cooling. Ostrowski (left) and Woelfel (right), join Manbeck at the COSS training.

Students and faculty visit a pair of Honda facilities for an instructional helping of vehicular lore. A jet engine is among the displays at the Honda Heritage Center. The group receives an overview of plant operations, from "rolled steel to driving car." In two years of American Le Mans Series competition, this Honda-powered ARX-03a Muscle Milk Racing car had an unmatched record of success.

A complete remodel of the 1800s-era Franklin School, being transformed into a "Planet Word" museum of language With the U.S. Capitol and Washington Monument behind them, the group poses atop Hensel Phelps' renovations to the Martin Federal Reserve Building in downtown Washington, D.C.

Johnson (left) accepts his award from Ziegler. Students gather for a face-to-face meeting with their chosen field. Among attendees are (at right) Carol A. Lugg, dean of construction and design technologies, and JoAnn Dobeck. First-year surveying technology majors (from left): Brayden M. Ross, of Williamsport; Bret A. Yetter, of Liverpool; Zane G. Dutton, of Blanchard; and Andrew C.

Two Pennsylvania College of Technology information technology students detailed at a recent conference their efforts as part of a National Science Foundation grant to address the critical shortage of cybersecurity professionals. Allison F. Chapman, of Montoursville, and Margot S.