Nine students in Pennsylvania College of Technology’s School of Transportation & Natural Resources Technologies passed the Pennsylvania Pesticide Applicator Certification test administered Nov. 24.
Michael A. Cramer proudly displays his artistry in the Avco-Lycoming Metal Trades Center. The headdress took about a month to complete ... ... with painstaking detail that confirms the work involved.
Two Austrian students spending a semester exchange at Pennsylvania College of Technology will return with valuable perspectives from their months in the Keystone State. “Our experience here showed us that it is important to be open to other cultures, other points of view and other opinions,” said Katharina M. Sutter.
A colorful collection of holiday gifts awaits pickup in the Student Activities Office. Steve Wenzel, from the Salvation Army in Williamsport, wheels a binload of donations through the Bush Campus Center. Co-workers in the Student Activities Office help shuttle gift bags to the Salvation Army van ... ...
One College Avenue Winter 2014 cover Trolleys of the Williamsport Railway Co. outside the car barn that would later become an administrative and classroom building for Williamsport Technical Institute and Williamsport Area Community College. Neil Diamond and the New York Subway perform for the college’s Fall Weekend in 1967.
A seasonal accent to Pennsylvania College of Technology’s main entrance has gift-wrapped an opportunity for the institution to recognize its military family. A 25-foot-tall tree pays tribute to the students and employees who are veterans. The Vanderwolf blue limber pine is adorned with 408 stars, fashioned by servicemen enrolled in the School of Industrial, Computing & Engineering Technologies.
Youthful energy helps burn off the pre-finals stress during an end-of-semester tradition. Among those enjoying their evening are student leaders Morgan N. Keyser, a graphic design major from Cogan Station, and Ryan A. Gibson, of Lansdale, enrolled in aviation maintenance technology.
High school students gather around to watch baking and pastry arts students form roses from rolled chocolate. Students from the college’s Cakes and Decorations course displayed their Penn College Centennial-themed cakes. This honorable mention cake was decorated by Marissa R. Dimoff, of Mount Union.
Stressed-out stomachs swarm the KDR in search of sustenance and solace. Therapeutic massage: a hands-on way to ease tension. The mascot provides moral support for his studious colleagues. Donning oversized glasses for a comedic keepsake Residence Life coordinators and Dining Services staff effortlessly handle the breakfast crowd.
A federal grant to Pennsylvania College of Technology’s Robert and Maureen Dunham Children’s Learning Center helps to provide child care access to parents pursuing higher education at the college. Generally referred to as a “CCAMPIS” grant, which stands for “Child Care Access Means Parents in School,” the funding comes from the U.S.
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