By Jim Cunningham, November 12, 2020
An award-winning alumnus with a decades-long family connection to Williamsport Area Community College and Pennsylvania College of Technology has the perfect vantage point from which to view his personal accomplishments and the institution that helped shape them.
Alumni, People, Scholarships, Technology
Penn College alumnus, Transforming Tomorrow Together
By Mary Watts, November 12, 2020
Mary Watts is a senior at Pennsylvania College of Technology, majoring in Information Assurance & Cyber Security. She is vice president of the ISA organization on campus. When Mary isn’t busy in class or working as a student college relations assistant, she enjoys relaxing at home and spending time with her family.
Cyber Security, People, Student Life
Transforming Tomorrow Together
By Alexis Ashby, June 26, 2020
As a certified surgical technologist Alexis Ashby keeps a vigilant eye to keep patients safe in the operating room. She is grateful to impact lives, even if her patients are unaware.
By Matt Staub, June 11, 2020
As a printed circuit board (PCB) design engineer for Google’s Pixel hardware group, Matt Staub engages daily in complex designs and active collaboration (with the occasional ping-pong game and Google bike ride on the side).
Alumni, People
electronics engineering technology, pcb design engineer, printed circuit board engineer
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 Joe Gasparetti, February 11, 2020
Joe Gasparetti, a 2001 graphic design graduate, is the design manager for Mars Wrigley (They’re the people who make M&Ms!).
By Cayla Erisman, April 18, 2019
My initial global experience through Penn College affected my life in many positive ways.
By Darryl Kehrer, February 13, 2018
Miss Dawn Wahler caught my eye from afar sitting on one of those high, drafting stools in the cavernous drafting room in WACC’s “Unit 6,” a historic former trolley barn.
By Tia La, August 11, 2017
As the school year draws increasingly near, bringing new students with it to campus, I find the most common question I encounter is “What is there to do around here?”
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