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A married couple who are both alumni and employees of Pennsylvania College of Technology recently created a scholarship benefiting students from Clinton County. The Ron and Tina Miller Scholarship will benefit Clinton County residents who are enrolled full time in a bachelor-degree major at Penn College. The scholarship also focuses on financial need.
Penn College again named 'Military Friendly' Pennsylvania College of Technology’s strong commitment to veterans has earned the institution “Military Friendly” status for the fifth consecutive year. Victory Media recently announced Penn College as a Military Friendly School for 2014.
Penn College has again earned Top 10 status among the best public, four-year colleges in the northern region of the United States in the “Best Colleges” 2014 edition rankings published by U.S. News & World Report. The college is ranked No. 8 in the category of Top Public Regional Colleges North, up from No. 10 in 2012.
Historic timeline among additions to Centennial website Penn College's Centennial website, launched four years ago in conjunction with a photo retrospective in the college gallery, has been thoroughly redesigned as the 2014 celebration draws nearer. Visitors to the commemorative site (developed by Philip C.
Tom Baloga, '74, talks with students in the Klump Academic Center. At his retirement, Baloga served the triple role at BMW of vice president, engineering, United States; president, BMW Technology Corp.; and vice president, engineering quality and safety.
Students have already removed some of the chrome in preparation for repainting; the nearby Millionaires football helmet offers a preview of the car's eventual color. From left, Pat Dixon, Christopher H. Van Stavoren and Greg Hayes outline the work to be done on a donated Lincoln. A blue 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V has arrived in College Avenue Labs, where students of Alfred M.
Pets join in the fun at Lawn Fest 2013. Pleasant weather ... and pleasant company A student answers the Ironman's triumphant flex ... ... while others show their obvious amusement at friends exploring the inflatable obstacle course. DJ Dan Honovic The Community Assistants of off-campus housing held Lawn Fest 2013 outside The Madigan Library over the weekend, serving up free food, games and fun.
The fifth annual Greater Lycoming Out of the Darkness Walk for suicide prevention will be held from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, in Montoursville's Indian Park. The walk will be a 5K (3.1 miles) and the proceeds raised by walkers will go toward American Foundation for Suicide Prevention research and education programs.
Student acts are invited to take part in "Penn College Star," billed as the biggest talent show to ever hit campus, when it begins later this month. The competition – sponsored by Student Activities, the Residence Life Office and the Off-Campus Housing Organization – is a series of three shows, culminating in a Klump Academic Center Auditorium finale with $500 in prizes.
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. Lea Anderson, regular part-time Energy Management Technician Intern, General Services; starting Sept. 13 Michael A. Reese, regular part-time Energy Management Technician Intern, General Services; starting Sept.