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The Pennsylvania Department of Education has awarded funds to Pennsylvania College of Technology to continue its Act 101 program â which provides personal support, guidance and tutoring to eligible students â for 2007-08. The Higher Education Equal Opportunity Program, commonly known as Act 101, was established by the state Legislature in 1971.
A recent fundraiser by Pennsylvania College of Technology students generated nearly $3,300 for some of the world's working poor. The funds were raised by students pursuing bachelor's degrees in applied human services who hosted a sale of fair-trade handmade crafts on campus in November, through an organization called Ten Thousand Villages.
Penn College Police have issued a new Crime Alert. Police have doubled patrols both on and off campus as a result of recent crime activity in the city. None of the incidents occurred on campus. Off-Campus Apartment Burglaries Since Dec.
Carissa M. Waiksnoris, 19, of Shenandoah, Schuylkill County, a student in the human services major at Penn College in the Fall 2007 semester, died Friday, Jan. 4, from injuries suffered in a vehicle accident on Interstate 80 in Copper Township, Clearfield County. Penn College flags were lowered to half-staff, and a memorial brick will be placed in her honor in the Remembrance Garden.
Two Pennsylvania College of Technology employees offered a presentation recently at the Middle States Commission on Higher Education annual conference in Philadelphia. Tina M. Evans-Simington, assistant professor of dental hygiene/applied health studies, and Jeremiah C.
Representatives of Penn College's eight academic schools, as well as alumni and admissions personnel, are touting the institution's hands-on reputation during the 92nd Pennsylvania Farm Show. On Monday, for instance, School of Hospitality students joined faculty members Chef Mike J. Ditchfield (right photo) and Chef Paul E.
PCToday continues its regular feature: welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Pennsylvania College of Technology employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Michael Allen, Faculty, Welding (temporary), Industrial and Engineering Technologies, effective Jan. 10 Dianne Eberle, Faculty, Nursing Program, Health Sciences, starting Jan.
Penn College held its Winter Commencement ceremonyDec. 22at the Community Arts Center in downtown Williamsport. The student speaker for the 11 a.m. ceremony was Travis J. Clawson, of Clarksburg, who received a bachelor's degree in computer information technology-Internetworking application development from the School of Business and Computer Technologies. Also speaking was Robert G.
Pennsylvania College of Technology, a special mission affiliate of The Pennsylvania State University, has presented awards to its December 2007 graduates. The awards, the students and the students' academic majors follow.
Pennsylvania College of Technology on Saturday presented Alumni Citizenship/Humanitarian Awards to Diane L. Dorner and Lester J. Loner, both of Williamsport. The Alumni Citizenship/Humanitarian Award recognizes graduates of Penn College (and forerunners Williamsport Area Community College and the Williamsport Technical Institute) who provide distinguished community or volunteer service.