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 Chris Ray, June 3, 2021
There are many “ships” in the workforce world – internship, externship, returnship, pre-apprenticeship. So how does apprenticeship stack up in this crowded lineup, and more importantly what differentiates it?
Community, Education, Industry, Technology
apprenticeship, employee training, Penn College, workforce development
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 West, October 31, 2020
West Pharmaceutical Services harness a powerful combination of innovation, technology, infrastructure, and expertise to serve the pharmaceutical, medical, and consumer industries.
By Brandon Zechman, September 18, 2020
Penn College’s plastics and polymer engineering technology major led Brandon Zechman to calculate a formula for personal success: intellectual engagement + hands-on learning + supportive faculty and industry = “love at first sight.”
Industry, Plastics & Polymer Technology, Technology
plastics & polymer technology, rotational molding, Shell Polymers
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 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.”
By Tom Speicher, February 7, 2017
His desk functions as a graveyard for gadgets, gizmos and glue sticks. Books and batteries balance on his overflowing shelves. Countless cables cover his floor. What many would regard as clutter is inspiration for Eric Albert. The eclectic collection serves his inquisitive mind and inherent tendency to tinker.
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