Students Articles

A group of Pennsylvania College of Technology students premiered a video they created for local nonprofit clients at a "Mentoring Matters" event held on campus March 12. The students, Jerry R. Caulkins, of Roulette; Timothy R. Cotter, of Saint Marys; Jonathan R. Hurr, of Franklin; and Jermaine L.

Local children's musician Alice "Allie" Weiler recently recruited students in Pennsylvania College of Technology's mass media communication major to assist with producing a new DVD series.

First-graders from Lyter Elementary School in the Montoursville Area School District visited Pennsylvania College of Technology's graphic communications facilities on March 25-26. Students enrolled in an advanced imaging techniques class taught by Thomas R.

A group of Pennsylvania College of Technology students recently surveyed area manufacturers about their use of technology, coming away with a heightened appreciation of the region's industrial assets and the challenges that face those doing business in Central Pennsylvania. Three of them Melissa A. Miller, a technology management major from Montoursville; Joseph R.

Penn College's Communication and Literature faculty teach not only general education courses, but also a variety of courses that qualify as humanities electives.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students will compete in the third annual "CalJava Wedding Cake Contest," scheduled for May 5 on the college's main campus in Williamsport. The contest was conceived and is sponsored by Daniel Budiman, CEO of CalJava International.

A newly developed wait-list system, announced byPennsylvania College of Technology's Registrar's Office,allows students to indicate an interest in a class that has reached its scheduled capacity.

Pennsylvania College of Technology's Residence Life Office announces its January/February choices for outstanding Resident Assistants and programs in its four student-housing complexes. Resident Assistant of the Month Christie Henning, a third-year RA in Campus View Apartments and a legal assistant/paralegal studies major from Bellefonte, was chosen as Resident Assistant of the Month.

Resident Assistants are paraprofessional staff members who are friendly, helpful upper-class students who live just around the corner and make life inPennsylvania College of Technologyresidence halls a little easier. The RA is a person who demonstrates responsibility, teamwork and a positive attitude.

Joshua W. Brunk, scheduled to graduate in May with a degree in hospitality management, has been chosen as the Student Government Association's latest Student of the Month. The Richmond, N.H., resident has been highly involved as a student at Pennsylvania College of Technology, most recently as co-founder and co-president of the American Sign Language Club.