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Strickland, Moore, Kelly and Leitzel (from back to front) apply a steady touch to the task at hand. The finished product, displayed by Bressler and Moore, awaits Spring 2015 graduates and their families. Student Affairs staff – led by Todd R. Moore, marketing specialist, and Allison A.
Students watch a Harris's Hawk on pinpoint wing ... ... and in impressive repose. Heimbach with a Peregrine Falcon An American Kestrel joins the display. Fluttering wing feathers announce The Gyrfalcon's participation.
The visitation and funeral will be Friday for Marlin M. Roush, a former instructor and dean at Williamsport Area Community College, who died Sunday, May 10, at his Williamsport home. Originally hired as a temporary faculty member in 1962, he retired in 1982 as dean of the Automotive, Aviation and Heavy Equipment Department.
Phi Mu Delta The national Phi Mu Delta fraternity has recognized the Mu Xi Chapter at Penn College as a "Chapter of Excellence" for the 2014-15 academic year, with the possibility of greater recognition at an outdoor retreat from June 4-7. "Your outstanding accomplishments have not gone unnoticed," Brother Anthony D. Gobbi was told in a letter from Thomas A.
Four seniors from Penn College's building science and sustainable design bachelor-degree major will be heading off to graduate school, the largest number since the program’s inception in 2011. Four soon-to-be alumni of Penn College's four-year building science and sustainable design major are heading to graduate school. From left are Cody J. Wood, of Berwick; Reece A.
Pennsylvania College of Technology established an agreement that affords graduates of Jamestown Community College the opportunity to enroll at Penn College at the current Pennsylvania in-state rates. Graduates must have earned an associate degree from Jamestown Community College to qualify.
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. Jason P.
The Pennsylvania College of Technology baseball team saved its best for last as, during its first season in the North Eastern Athletic Conference, it claimed the conference championship and ended its season with an 18-18 overall record. Going into the NEAC playoffs on Friday at Marcy, New York, coach Chris Howard said his fourth-seeded team hadn’t played its best yet.
Claire E. Kerstetter: ETEC-trained, wellfield-employed A second National Public Radio report to emerge from a national correspondent's recent visit – a three-and-a-half-minute piece on women's increasing accessibility to energy jobs – aired Friday on "All Things Considered." Jeff Brady's "Oil Companies Look to Fill Employment Gap With More Women" includes interviews with Stephanie M.
On what was likely the hottest day of spring, the picnic tent offers welcome shade. Crissy L. McGinniss, director of dining services, doubles as bingo caller. Alumnus George E. Logue III serves up succulent pulled pork and citrus chicken. Friendly competitions include volleyball in a summery sand pit ... ... and a few rounds of Wildcat Corn Hole, here played by teammates Barry L.