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Medical Imaging Club collects Toys for Tots. As part of its community service, Penn College's Medical Imaging Club collected for Toys for Tots for the second straight year.  According to Karen L.

Colin P. McNoldy, newly profiled on Penn College's YouTube Channel, credits his time in the U.S. Air Force for making him into what he is today: an outstanding civil engineering technology major in the college's School of Construction & Design Technologies.

Competing against thousands of teams worldwide, two Pennsylvania College of Technology groups were ranked in the Global Top 100 during the fall semester as they “played” the Business Strategy Game. The Business Strategy Game is an international business simulation competition used not only in undergraduate capstone classes, but also in graduate classes and as a corporate-level training tool.

Edible artistry was on display Dec. 4 at Pennsylvania College of Technology’s annual Food Show, where culinary arts and baking and pastry arts students displayed final projects for judges and visitors. The Chef Eugene Mattucci Best of Show Award was granted to Amanda R.

Bhishmadut B. Contractor, an international student from India enrolled in business administration: management concentration, is completing a study abroad semester in Austria and has sent a few photos “home” to Penn College. Bhishmadut B.

Quizzo "Dan's Team because the real name changes every week" was the top finisher in Campus Quizzo for the fall semester, turning in the best overall performance from more than a dozen weekly competitions. Pictured holding Daniel T. Kreger, of Morris, a building science and sustainable design: architectural technology concentration major, are (from left) James S.

Students pour the mortar that will adhere the concrete tabletop to its stone base. Luse reacts to the class's "level" of craftsmanship. Hintz lays down a bead of caulk between the halves. Who needs a lift truck with a team of students to do the heavy toting? An impressive community project is celebrated with a photo op.

Instructor and students gather for an energetic outing ... ... on trampolines that add a new dimension to dodgeball. Members of the Automotive Living-Learning Community traveled to the Fly World Trampoline Park on Elmira Street on Sunday, having fun and getting a sufficient workout to help them rest soundly before end-of-semester exams! Joining Eric D.

From hors d’oeuvres to classical desserts, students in Penn College’s School of Business & Hospitality proudly showed off their end-of-semester projects during Friday's 2015 Food Show in the Thompson Professional Development Center’s Mountain Laurel Room. –  Photos by Jennifer A. Cline, writer/editor-One College Avenue

Linda M. Barnes, associate professor of occupational therapy assistant, provides an overview of the challenges and opportunities inherent in accommodating an aging population of baby boomers. Rob A. Wozniak, associate professor of architectural technology, adds his insight to students' brainstorming.