A six-student team from Pennsylvania College of Technology recently tested its Mini Baja off-road vehicle against 140 other college and university teams at Rochester Institute of Technology.
Three members of Pennsylvania College of Technology's Phi Beta Lambda chapter and a faculty adviser attended the 2007 National Leadership Conference in Chicago from June 20-27. Two of the students gained high honors in the Awards of Excellence program held June 26. Matthew P.
Penn College students had a wonderful week in Kansas City, Mo., during the national SkillsUSA competition, according to faculty adviser Edward L. Roadarmel, assistant professor of drafting and computer aided design. Carl F. Gravely, of Arona, placed second out of 23 in Industrial Motor Control; Matthew E.
The combined efforts of Information Technology Services, College Informationand Community Relations, and the Registrar's Office have resulted in a new look for the Student information System. The new look provides a consistent layout with the rest of the college Web site and puts commonly used links in one place. In addition to the new layout, a new option has been added to SIS.
Spring 2007 dean's list Penn College has announced its list of graduates for the Spring 2007 semester: Peter D. Abramson, Lawrenceville, Certificate, Aviation Maintenance TechnicianLucy Del Carmen Aguilar Zamora, Williamsport, Bachelor of Science, Plastics and Polymer Engineering TechnologySteven M.
List of Spring 2007 graduates The dean's list for the Spring 2007 semester at Penn College has been announced: Danielle J. Abbett, Ralston, Associate of Applied Science, Pre-Practical NursingJessica A. Ackley, Sunbury, Associate of Applied Science, Early Childhood EducationJonathan T.
A team of six Pennsylvania College of Technology students who have dedicated uncounted hours of free time to preparing their Mini Baja vehicle for competition will take it on the road to Rochester, N.Y., in early June. The students will compete against 140 other college teams at a Society of Automotive Engineers-sponsored event June 7-10.
A student at Pennsylvania College of Technology has been chosen as a materials research engineer intern for Summer 2007 at Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. Matthew L. Gross, of Dover, is the only college student in America to be hired for the position "materials intern 1," which is available to students between their sophomore and junior years.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's first Honors Program Symposium a forum for high-achieving students to share research performed under the tutelage of faculty members they selected recently was held in the college's Thompson Professional Development Center. Micah A.
The Society of Plastics Engineers honored its student chapter at Pennsylvania College of Technology during the society's Annual Technical Conference, held May 6-10 in Cincinnati. The student organization earned a 2007 Outstanding Student Chapter Award, which the society bestows upon student chapters whose programs, activities and levels of participation are especially noteworthy.
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