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When a Williamsport electronics company recently needed communications training for hundreds of employees at its Reach Road location, it didn't have to look far. Help was just a block away at Pennsylvania College of Technology's Workforce Development & Continuing Education office.
Haas Automation Inc., of Oxnard, Calif., recently entrusted two pieces of equipment to Pennsylvania College of Technology, bringing its total to four since 2004. The company has provided the college with two pieces of CNC (computer numerical control) machine tools a TM1 toolroom mill and a TL1 toolroom lathe, along with the accessories to support the equipment for two years.
PCToday continues its regular feature welcoming new full-time and regular part-time Penn College employees, as reported by the Human Resources Office. Among the latest additions: Lizabeth S.
Nearly 400 Aircraft Electronics Technicians already have been certified by the National Center for Aircraft Technician Training, of which Pennsylvania College of Technology is a partner.
The Architectural Woodwork Institutewrapped upits summer Career and Technology Education Week, a series of skill-building sessions and informative tours headquartered at Penn College.
Designed by Penn College's General Services staff, a fountain adds a touch of woodland beauty to the Roger and Peggy Madigan Library. Fed by a tank of recirculated water and surrounded by landscaped greenery, the fountain features waterfalls over mountain stone. The library is scheduled to open in mid-August, with a public dedication Sept. 12. Photos by Joseph S. Yoder, news bureau manager
A n instructor of environmental technology in Penn College's School of Natural Resources Management conducted his first "agroterrorism" assignment last month at a community college in Crownpoint, N.M. Steven R. Parker (rear left in photo) leaves July 9 for two weeks of complete Master Instructor training required by the Department of Homeland Security.
The Connections program continues through the summer, giving students and their guests a small-group orientation to Penn College, including academic expectations and social opportunities. (A recent program for the schools of Natural Resources Management and Transportation Technology is seen in these photos by Phillip C. Warner, student writer-photographer.)
Youngsters from the Children's Learning Center recently took a field trip across campus, visiting the automotive department for a close-up view of what makes our "wheels" work. These photos from Wednesday's adventure were taken by Regina G. Andes, group leader at the learning center.
By Juli Reppert, student writer/photographer Terrance Cuff, better known to his fans as "Miztasand," is the host of "The Sandman Show" on Pennsylvania College of Technology's radio station WPTC 88.1 FM, where he has attracted a diverse fan base. WPTC streams live on the Web; as a result, anyone around the world with an Internet connection can tune in the station's radio programs.