Displaying 14851 - 14860 of 15110 results (page 1486 of 1511)
Search Penn College News
Kirby O. Smith, executive vice president and chief operating officer for Susquehanna Health System, has been honored with the Outstanding Alumnus Award for 2000 at Pennsylvania College of Technology. The award was presented Saturday, May 13, at the College's morning commencement ceremonies in the Community Arts Center in Williamsport.
Pennsylvania College of Technology presented its Distinguished Teaching Awards, including the Master Teacher Award, in commencement ceremonies held Saturday, May 13, at the Community Arts Center in downtown Williamsport. The Master Teacher Award, the highest level of faculty recognition conferred by the College, was bestowed upon Benjamin H.
Pennsylvania College of Technology recently presented its Distinguished Staff Awards and Part-Time Teaching Excellence Awards and recognized retirees and the newest members of the College's Quarter Century Club. The honors were bestowed Wednesday, May 10, in ceremonies at Penn's Inn in the Bush Campus Center.
Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. recently donated four vehicles and an engine cutaway with a combined value of $44,956 to Pennsylvania College of Technology. The College has been part of the Toyota-Technical Education Network since 1991 and offers an associate-degree program in Automotive Technology/Toyota Emphasis.
The Teacher Development Center at Pennsylvania College of Technology offers educators and administrators a variety of resources with which they can master skills, keep pace with rapidly evolving technology and improve their teaching methods.
State Rep. Thomas W. Dempsey, R-Loyalsock Township, will deliver the keynote address at Pennsylvania College of Technology's spring commencement exercises, scheduled for 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 13, at the Community Arts Center in downtown Williamsport.
Beginning this fall, students at Pennsylvania College of Technology will be eligible to receive scholarships derived from funds that Benjamin Franklin bequeathed upon his death 210 years ago.
The Donald Cunningham Memorial Scholarship, named in honor of a Williamsport man whose family has maintained strong ties to Pennsylvania College of Technology and its predecessor for more than three decades, has been established to help students in the College's accounting programs.
Pennsylvania College of Technology's abundant computer resources have earned it a fourth-place ranking in its category in "America's Most Wired Colleges 2000" − a national survey conducted by the online magazine "Yahoo!
With their prolific ability to control insect pests, bats make good neighbors. As houseguests, though, the diminutive nocturnal predators quickly wear out their welcome.