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Pennsylvania College of Technology has begun the final phase of its project to replace Social Security numbers as the primary identifier. Beginning Jan. 1, the College will use PCT ID numbers to identify students, faculty and staff. Nearly 8,000 new ID cards, displaying the new PCT ID, will be issued to current students and employees.
Students who are enrolled in a bachelor-degree program and are eligible for a SciTech Scholarship must complete a College-approved internship before graduating. The internship must be related to the student's major for which the scholarship has been awarded. The scholarship will revert to a loan if the student fails to complete the internship.
Identity Theft Concerns (Excerpted from a Penn State University news release) Identity theft is soaring to new heights in America. As many as 7 million adults have been the victim of identity theft the use of an individual's personal information to commit fraud or theft in the past year ending June 2003, according to a recent report by Gartner Inc.
The Pennsylvania College of Technology bowling team is coming off a season during which it captured three state championships, and, with several keglers returning, coach Lisa Worth is hopeful of continued success. The Wildcats open their season at the Central Penn Tournament on Wednesday.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's Web site has receiveda Gold Award in the MarCom Creative Awards 2004 competition, an international honor that recognizes outstanding achievement by marketing and communications practitioners. "We're very proud of our efforts and are thrilled to be recognized by MarCom," said Judith A. Fink, manager of Web design.
Two Penn College instructors were among participants in a three-day I-CAR instructor qualification workshop on main campus Oct. 22-24. Eric D. Pruden, instructor of automotive technology; and Roy Klinger, adjunct faculty member in collision repair, attended thetraining in the College Avenue Labs.
Previous articles from Information Technology Services have alerted the Penn College community to e-mail scams from business imposters such as Citibank, eBay, PayPal, etc. These "phishing" scams try to deceive you into providing account information by replicating familiar corporate logos, trademarks, and Web sites.
Janet McMahon, associate professor of nursing at Pennsylvania College of Technology,was selected to evaluate questions for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses. She will travel to Chicago to serve on the Master Pool, reviewing the pool of questions that will be on the 2005 NCLEX-RN exam. "It's a big deal," McMahon said.
A faculty member in Pennsylvania College of Technology's School of Business and Computer Technologies has been named to an advisory council formed to foster the development and growth of information-technology professionals. Nicholas A.
Vol. 4, No. 12 Recent Results/Upcoming Games (Through Sunday, Oct. 31) BaseballFinal overall record: 8-13 Final EPCC regular season record: 7-5 Final CCAC regular-season record: 4-4 Men's SoccerFinal overall record: 19-2 Final EPCC regular-season record: 11-1 Final CCAC regular-season record: 7-1 Wednesday, Oct. 27 EPCC/PCAA playoffs, host Penn State Hazleton, W, 3-2 Saturday, Oct.