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.
Inspiration, People, Scholarships, software development, Technology
grateful, scholarship, software development
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.
Education, human services and restorative justice, Inspiration, People, Scholarships
grateful, opportunity, scholarship
By John Urick, May 15, 2020
I know the impact that a Pennsylvania College of Technology applied technology education has on lives.
By Sydney Brown, May 7, 2020
As my final semester comes to a close, I would like to thank and recognize Dr. Jacob Miller and Dr. Sandra Gorka for all they have done for the information technology majors and my growth as a Penn College student.
By Davie Jane Gilmour, February 14, 2020
President Davie Jane Gilmour rallied the Pennsylvania Association of Career & Technical Administrators to action in her keynote address at the 2020 Career Readiness Symposium. The goal: to reimagine and redefine STEM career education and communication for today’s youth. The transcript of her speech follows.
By Olivia Ferki, November 13, 2019
Scholarships can change your college experience. My college experience was changed during my freshman year.
By Zachary Kravitz, October 30, 2019
Assuming all goes according to plan in seven months, my Williamsport résumé will reflect a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management and a handful of student leadership positions that I have been privileged to serve in over the years.
By Lauren Herr, August 1, 2017
As an intern, I am always apprehensive walking into a company for my first day on the job.
By Lauren Crouse, May 11, 2017
Growing into who you are is something that takes a level of self-awareness and hard work. Transition occurs throughout everyone’s lives at different times and in different ways.
By Elaine Lambert, March 31, 2017
When she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2015 for her role in sending the first Americans into space, Katherine Johnson declared, “It was just another day’s work.”
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