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After a cross-curricular journey between two of Penn College's academic schools, the Wildcat electric dragster was transported to the Antique Automobile Club of America Museum as part of an exhibit of alternative-energy vehicles.
Continuing their efforts to recruit students for the four-year construction management major at Penn College, seniors Kyle S. Baker and John M. Kriner attended the ACE Mentor Program's College Night held Monday evening at Bechtel Corp. in Frederick, Md.
Pennsylvania College of Technology, which annually opens its masonry laboratory for construction of cars used in the Williamsport Soap Box Derby, has been added as a principal sponsor of the community attraction. "It was an easy 'Yes,'" President Davie Jane Gilmour said of the college's role in race preparations.
Students planning Spring Break adventures got some last-minute advice in Penn's Inn on Tuesday, as a variety of campus personnel served up nonalcoholic beverages and practical pointers on how best to avoid unsafe, unwise decisions while enjoying time away from academics.
You've had all winter to think about the things you'd like to fix around your house, lawn and garden. Pennsylvania College of Technology is ready to help you save money by learning how to take care of some of these chores by doing it yourself.
The Financial Aid Office at Pennsylvania College of Technology will offer a free session in March to help students, prospective students and families understand how to complete the 2012-13 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The session will be held from 4:30-7 p.m.
Four students are employed by College Information and Community Relations, using their photographic and videography talents to help publicize Pennsylvania College of Technology people, programs and events.
Faculty, staff and students from Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Industrial and Engineering Technologies – with additional support from departments across campus – hosted more than 350 high school students during the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Tech Challenge State Robotics Championship in the Field House on Saturday.
Members of the Martial Arts Club survived a grueling (but successful) collegiate camp over the weekend. Mathew D. Johnson, Cory L. Buckles and Madelyn M. Lanoue made the trip to the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va., for a two-day training session followed by a tournament.
Episodes of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" featuring television personality/commercial spokesperson Mike Rowe, who was accompanied to the mid-September taping by a Penn College graduate, aired Monday and Tuesday on WNEP. The "Dirty Jobs" host asked that he be joined by a scholarship recipient from his mikeroweWORKS Foundation.