For some travel experiences, the excitement ends when the travelers return home, but for a Pennsylvania College of Technology group, the benefits from a service-learning trip to Alaska are still being unpacked. The contingent from Penn College’s human services & restorative justice major ...
Beginning in December, Pennsylvania College of Technology will no longer require the Test of Essential Academic Skills as a criterion for admission into its pre-licensure nursing education majors. Those majors are the LPN-to-RN associate degree, nursing associate degree and nursing ...
LOCK HAVEN — For the last decade, Matt Avery, a 1987 Lock Haven University graduate and former wrestler, and his wife, Maureen, have been avid supporters of Lock Haven head wrestling coach, Scott Moore, and the Bald Eagles' nationally-recognized wrestling program. The Averys are honored to provide financial assistance to student-athletes competing for the program Matt once proudly wrestled for. One of Matt's most influential teammates during his wrestling career was Lock Haven Wrestling Hall of Famer, Mike "Mouse" Millward '84, a four-year starter, three-year team captain, and ...
SAYRE — BLaST Intermediate Unit 17 and Sayre Area School District recently announced a collaborative three-year National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Bay Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) grant in the amount of $83,102. As one of only 13 new recipients of the grant in the Chesapeake Bay region this year, BLaST and Sayre School District will work together to use the funds to build sustainable Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences (MWEE) for all students in the district, K-12. By implementing the grant-approved program, “Get OUTSIDEE” (Ongoing ...
Jersey Shore High School selects two seniors each month to honor as students of the month. For the month of November, Cassadi Rose Dodd, Business and Professional Women’s Student of the Month and Hadyn Francis Packer, Lions Club Student of the Month, were chosen to be ...
The foundational reach of a Pennsylvania College of Technology education has prompted a New York family to make a substantial investment in student scholarships at the institution. The Glenn Lois family, of Fishkill, New York, made an initial $30,000 gift in March as part of The Legacy Campaign for Penn College, then committed to that amount for four additional years. The $150,000 total gift places the family on the college’s Donor Wall as members of the Visionary Society ($100,000 to $499,999). Lois’ son, Troy, was a student at the time, pursuing degrees in power generation and ...
