By Michael Sormilic, January 10, 2023
As if his pursuit of simultaneous degrees doesn’t give it away, Michael Sormilic relishes the educational opportunities afforded by his enrollment at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Working toward an associate degree in electric power generation technology and a bachelor’s in building automation engineering technology, the Southbury, Connecticut, resident spent the summer in a valuable industry internship. In this Q&A , he shares his takeaways from the experience – lessons in teamwork, gratitude, problem-solving and friendship.
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Building Automation Engineering, Electric Power Generation Technology, Engineering, Internship
building automation engineering, electric power generation technology, internship
By Chet Beaver, July 15, 2022
Respect and gratitude for the sacrifice and service of its military family runs deep at Pennsylvania College of Technology, which, from its very beginnings in 1914, helped World War I veterans attain gainful and meaningful job skills.
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Uncategorized
financial aid, military aid, military students, veteran students
By Malcolm Lampkin, December 10, 2021
My name is Malcolm Lampkin. I’m from Horsham, Pennsylvania, and am a senior in the software development and information management major.
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Inspiration, People, Scholarships, software development, Technology
grateful, scholarship, software development
By Megan Bugbee, November 17, 2021
Meet Megan Bugbee, a star on the field and in the classroom.
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Architecture and Sustainable Design, Athletics, People
college athletics, college community, donor support, grateful, leadership, philanthropy, soccer
By Sydney Telesky, November 12, 2021
I never thought of coming to Penn College to further my education. Growing up, I wanted a different experience than my father, who attended school here.
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Education, human services and restorative justice, Inspiration, People, Scholarships
grateful, opportunity, scholarship
By Colin Browne, November 12, 2021
My name is Colin. I am a junior here at Penn College. I was born and raised in New York City and moved to Pennsylvania in the eighth grade.
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Community, Education, human services and restorative justice, People
grateful, leadership, opportunities, outdoor learning, philanthropy
By Maddie Metzger, October 14, 2021
We know there are a million reasons why you might decide to transfer colleges; maybe the program isn’t what you imagined, the drive home is farther than you remembered it or your financial situation has changed.
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College Admissions Process, Education
transfer, transfer student
By Chris Ray, July 7, 2021
In real estate, location as the three most important things is a tried and true axiom. But when you’re a larger company building an apprenticeship program, location, especially multiple company locations, can be your biggest challenge.
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Workforce Development
apprenticeship, manufacturing
By Chris Ray, June 23, 2021
Apprenticeships are an excellent and sustainable training solution to skills gap issues.
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Education, Industry, Workforce Development
apprenticeship, employee training, modular apprenticeships
By Maddie Metzger, June 3, 2021
Visits to campus can be one of the most enjoyable parts of the college search. During your trip, you’ll get to see campus and immerse yourself in the school’s culture for the day.
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College Admissions Process, Community, Education, Student Life
best college visit, college search, college tour, college visit, college visit tips
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