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A team of Landscape/Nursery Technology and Floral Design/Interior Plantscape students from Pennsylvania College of Technology registered the College's 10th first-place finish in 16 years at the Mid-Atlantic 2000 Horticulture-Landscape Field Day, held April 8 at Long Island, NY.

Three students from Pennsylvania College of Technology placed in the top three in their respective categories in the Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference competition held in State College from March 31 to April 2. The eight-student Penn College contingent competed against approximately 130 students from 16 other Pennsylvania colleges, according to Dennis R.

The Heavy Construction Equipment faculty at Pennsylvania College of Technology recently selected student award winners for the school year. Ryan W. Peck, Montoursville, received the "Operator of the Year Award" and Craig M. Plowman, Cooperstown, received the "Mechanic of the Year Award." Benjamin H.

George R. Roles, a student in the Legal Assistant/Paralegal program at Pennsylvania College of Technology, has been awarded a $3,500 scholarship in a competition sponsored by the National Federation of Paralegal Associations and West Group.

Responding to a need for more College-owned-and-operated student housing, Pennsylvania College of Technology has agreed to purchase College West Apartments from HFL Corp. of State College. The sale, which should become final on or before June 7, will increase the number of beds in Penn College's student-housing program to over 1,000.

Pennsylvania College of Technology students and alumni will be able to meet with recruiters from nearly 100 prospective employers over two days at Career Expos scheduled for Tuesday, March 14, and Thursday, March 16. The March 14 event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Earth Science Center, 12 miles south of the main campus on Route 15 near Allenwood.

The National Residence Hall Honorary at Pennsylvania College of Technology recently held its inaugural induction ceremony, honoring nine students as founding members and another student and a college employee as honorary members of the organization.

Most college students view their CD collection as indispensable. For Pennsylvania College of Technology student David Vaughan, producing a CD that could benefit others became an indispensable part of his life. "There was no hiding the idea," the professional musician recalls.

Nine students from Pennsylvania College of Technology placed first or second in their respective categories at the Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Workshop held recently at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Students Joseph Rybnick III and Alicia R. Groncki were chosen as Homecoming King and Queen recently at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Rybnick, Williamsport, a junior in the Construction Management bachelor's degree program, represented the Student Government Association.