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"Nuts and Bolts: Scattered All Over the Road," a mock vehicle crash held outside the Field House on Thursday night as part of Penn College's "Alcohol Awareness Week," gave the campus community a realisticidea of what police, fire, ambulance and LifeFlight personnel face in the aftermath of a high-speed, DUI-related accident.(Photos by Phillip C. Warner, student writer-photographer)
Pennsylvania College of Technology will host more than 1,100 students from 30 high schools during Career Day on Oct. 20. The high school students will be given opportunities to tour parts of the college and to engage in hands-on activities related to various careers. All eight of Penn College's academic schools will be represented, with 50 faculty members offering workshops or talks.
A Pennsylvania College of Technology culinary arts alumnus and in-demand creator of buffet showpieces will return to campus in October to share his expertise with students and alumni as part of the college's William C. Butler Lecture Series.
Penn College's on-campus television channel, PCTV (Channel 78), now features student-produced video programming. "Penn College News and Features," a weekly 30-minute summary of what's going on around campus is airing on the channel. The program features student hosts/reporters Crystal Smeal, Abiel Harry and Adam Miller.
Four Pennsylvania College of Technology fall sports teams are in tournament action over the weekend and early next week and three are seeking championships in two sports. Saturday, the Wildcat men's cross country team will defend its Penn State University Athletic Conference crown while the Wildcat women are looking for their first PSUAC title in meets at University Park.
National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Dana Gioia, invited by U.S. Rep. Don Sherwood, toured the Madigan Library on Tuesday afternoon. During his trip to Williamsport, he also attended the season-opening performance of the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra and toured the James V. Brown Library and Community Arts Center.
An assistant professor of environmental technology at Pennsylvania College of Technology will be included in the latest edition of two "Who's Who" publications. Debra A.
What would you tell your friends and family if you could leave them with one last thought? Would you impart a lesson from experience? Maybe tell some jokes or list the top five items you think everyone should own?
A weeklong program of "Alcohol Awareness" events began Monday on campus, as a casket display and "Walk of Death" provided vivid visuals about how quickly lives can change when someone decides to drink too much. ( Photos by Michael J. Hersh, student activities assistant)
The second annual Quad College and University Business Plan Challenge is open to full- or part-time students at Pennsylvania College of Technology, Lycoming College, Mansfield University and Lock Haven University. This is an excellent opportunity for students to sharpen business skills, refine business concepts, get feedback from business experts, build resumes and possibly win cash prizes.