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Pennsylvania College of Technology's dual-enrollment program for high school students Penn College NOW is expanding for the 2008-09 school year to include new programs and new schools. Penn College NOW allows high school students to take Penn College courses at their school taught by Penn College-approved high school teachers.
The four-member executive board of Penn College's Student Government Association joined about 600 students from more than 100 schools at last week's 2008 National Student Government Conference in Bethesda, Md. "This conference was such an awesome experience," SGA President Brian D. Walton said.
In a time when the heating, ventilating and air conditioning industry is facing a shortage of skilled workers, Pennsylvania College of Technology and Johnson Controls are teaming up to attract and groom the next generation of HVAC technicians.
A Camp Hill firm has established an endowed scholarship fund targeting students in the heavy construction equipment technology, surveying technology and civil engineering technology majors at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Liberty Excavators Inc. recently presented a check for $25,000 to fully endow the Liberty Excavators Inc. Fund at Penn College.
An exhibition of student photographs is on display in Bookmarks in the Madigan Library, part of the work completed for the Spring 2008 Commercial Photography course (PHO230) taught by Gary R. DiPalma, assistant professor of graphic design. The photographs were taken in four basic subject areas: fashion/portrait, food, product and architecture.
Whether it's the Hollywood hacking of the Pentagon's war machine or the very real breach of credit-card information on file with a national retailer, stories of compromised computer security have become commonplace.
Penn College students may claim a free ticket for Williamsport Symphony Orchestra concerts by stopping at the Community Arts Center box office with their student ID. The opening concert, "Passion for the Slavic Soul,"is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14, at the Arts Center. Subsequent concerts this semester are Saturday, Nov. 15, and Tuesday, Dec. 9.
Vol. 7, No. 7 Recent Results/Upcoming GamesBaseball Overall record: 12-4 PSUAC record: 6-0Saturday, Sept. 27 - host Penn State New Kensington at Bowman Field, postponed Sunday, Sept. 28 at Penn State Beaver, W, 11-4; W, 18-8 Thursday, Oct. 2 at Penn State York (doubleheader), noon Saturday, Oct. 4 at Penn State Greater Allegheny (doubleheader), 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.
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. Tobey Robison, Accountant, Financial Operations, starting Sept. 29
The Student Activities Office is organizing a new community-service project this winter called Operation Snowflake. Student organizations will sign up to sponsor a week during the winter months. If it snows during that week, the organization's members will shovel the walks of elderly citizens and alumni in the area.