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Sigma Nu fraternity celebrated the transition from a colony to a chapter during a milestone weekend in its brethren's three-year history at Pennsylvania College of Technology. "I am very proud of the hard work that was done by the current members and by those who graduated before them," said Erin M. Datteri, the college's assistant director of student activities for Greek life and leadership.

Penn College's Phi Mu Delta fraternity worked with the Favors Forward Foundation in co-sponsoring a Thursday back-to-school shopping trip with three elementary-age youngsters at Walmart in Montoursville.

Nearly 475 employment-hungry students (and one Penn College graduate) crammed into Penn's Inn for a Part-Time Job Fair, sponsored from 3-6 p.m. Tuesday by Career Services' Earn and Learn program. According to Dana R. Suter, coordinator of part-time student employment and career programming, 37 employers were represented at the event, with more than 150 part-time job opportunities available.

A student in Pennsylvania College of Technology's surveying technology major performed prior to Saturday's U.S. Championship game at the Little League Baseball World Series. "It was an honor to sing for my country. I could not believe the crowd's applause," said Dylan T. Lackey, of Mountville, serving in the Army National Guard.

A Pennsylvania College of Technology student has been selected from among 100 applicants to receive one of only six $5,000 scholarships to be awarded this year by the National Association of Oil and Energy Service Professionals. Joshua J.

A Multicultural Student Mixer was held Wednesday in the Thompson Professional Development Center, an opportunity for Penn College employees and students to mingle with individuals from different backgrounds and diverse experiences.

Free food, fun and games were in the offingduring a "Grillin' With the Greeks" event this week in Rose Street Commons. Hamburgers and hot dogs, cooked outdoors by Penn College fraternity members, were given away Monday to students who passed by.

Summer 2011 dean's list The Summer 2011 list of Pennsylvania College of Technology graduates has been released: Mustafa Al Taleb, Williamsport, Associate of Applied Science, Emergency Medical Services Hassan Al- Haza, Williamsport, Associate of Applied Science, Emergency Medical Services Ali Al- Mussa, Williamsport, Associate of Applied Science, Emergency Medical Services Terrah J.

Summer 2011 graduates Pennsylvania College of Technology has announced its dean's list for the Summer 2011 semester: [Y Ali M. Al Sadiq, Williamsport, Associate of Applied Science, Pre-Emergency Medical Services Robert A. Allison, Payson, Ariz., Bachelor of Science, Physician Assistant Ivan W. Anderson, Whitehouse Station, N.J., Bachelor of Science, Automotive Technology Management Morgan A.

Faculty/staff dog owners brought their pets to Rose Street Commons from 5-7 Tuesday night for the second annual "Hot Dog, You're Here!" program. The well-attended event offered a unique opportunity for employees to welcome and engage first-year students over the common ground of pet ownership, conversation and free food. Photos by Michael S. Fischer, student photographer