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  • College adds three Full-Time Faculty Members to Family

    Posted February 3, 2014 at 2:34 pm

    Pennsylvania Highlands Community College is proud to welcome three new full-time faculty members to its growing family.

    Robin Hughes joins the team as Instructor of Mathematics. Ms. Hughes is currently the temporary Lecturer, Mathematics at Pennsylvania Highlands Community College and has also taught as an adjunct at Kent State University, Pennsylvania Highlands Community College, and University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. She has a B.S. in Actuarial and Applied Mathematics from the University of Pittsburgh, a M.B.A. from St. Francis College, and a M.Ed. from Kent State College.

    Dr. Russell Newman joins the team as Assistant Professor of English. Dr. Newman comes to us as a freelance author and editor at Online Indiana and has taught as an adjunct at several universities in the area such as University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, Clarion University, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Mount Aloysius College, and Penn State University – Altoona and Dubois. He has a B.A. and M.A. in English from James Madison University, and a Ph.D. in English from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

    Dr. Matthew Sisak joins the team as Instructor of Biology. Dr. Sisak is President of Sisak Chiropractic Clinic, P.C. and has taught as an adjunct at Pennsylvania Highlands Community College and Westmoreland County Community College. He has a B.S. in Natural Sciences from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic.

  • PTK announces Fall 2013 Induction Class

    Posted January 27, 2014 at 12:59 pm

    The Beta Epsilon Omega Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at Pennsylvania Highlands Community College is proud to announce their Fall 2013 Induction Class. With this class, Beta Epsilon Omega inducted seventeen new members into the prestigious international honor society.

    Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society of the two-year college. The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and provide opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming.

    The seventeen new inductees are:

    Altoona: Robert Lynn

    Ebensburg: Kimberly Lloyd, Chelsea Nelson

    Friedens: Erikia Marek

    Huntingdon: Katie Brenneman

    Jerome: Bethany George

    Johnstown: Jennifer Biggs, Laura Eidem, Hunter Furman, Brittany Szczepanik, Hannah Walter

    Ligonier: Hannah Pelger

    Mount Union: Kendra Holderman

    Nanty Glo: Rebecca Yokitis

    New Paris: Steve Domonkos

    Spruce Creek: Lauren Shearer

    Westover: Marissa Whited

  • Dean’s List for Fall 2013 announced

    Posted at 12:54 pm

    Pennsylvania Highlands Community College is proud to announce that the following students have made the Dean’s List for the Fall 2013 semester.

    Altoona – Courtney Lee Hammaker, Shawn David Jenkins, Robert Lawrence Lynn, Jada M. Oswald, Andrew Quintero, Devan Taylor Smith, Jared Patrick Yahner

    Armagh –Joseph M. Stauffer

    Ashville – Courtny Lynn Lowery

    Beaverdale – Sara Ann Borelle, Tashia Nicole Holdsworth, Brittany Lyn Nutkins

    Bedford – Megan E. Waller

    Berlin – Geneanne J. Fritz, Chad Darrel Goss, Hannah M. Leister

    Boswell – Alexander Joseph Benincasso, Cassandra Marie Brocht, Angela Marie Naskali

    Carrolltown – Justin Michael Biter

    Cassandra – William Richard Noel

    Central City – Stephanie M. Barnes, Marissa A. Corradini, Hannah Beth Frazier, Toni Renee Gibbons, Tara Elizabeth Kozlick

    Clover –Brittany L. Blickenderfer, Lacey Rachelle Hill, Megan Renee Norris, Travis A. Sergent

    Conemaugh – Tyler Zack Gregorchik

    Cresson – Andrew James Eger, Bridget Theresa George, Gene Joseph Pietrowski, Ashley Rose Wray

    Davidsville – Savannah Jennelle Cardinal, Ryan Thomas Oldham, Grant Lee Speigle, Jennifer C. Yoder

    Duncansville – Abigail Grace Duman, Allison Nicole Recker

    Dunlo – Luther T. Varljen

    Dysart – Sydney K. Stoy

    Ebensburg – Tammy Jo Dollar, Amanda L. Ferguson, Rachel Lin Gatto, Michaela Catherine Hanlon, Andrew E. Hollis, Corey Thomas Hoover, Kimberly Jo Lloyd, Chelsea Ann Nelson, Pamela J. O’Hara, Briana Elizabeth Platt, Amanda Sue Rosenbaum, Dennis J. Smolko, Ian Robert Sonafelt, Ashley M. Strom

    Elmora – Michael A. Crimaldi, Corey Joseph Lane, Brenda A. Shaffer

    Everett – Katlyn M. Diehl

    Flinton – Anthony Joseph Reed

    Friedens – Lisa D. Groman, Erikia Lynn Marek

    Hastings – Mckenna Raeann Getsy

    Hesston – Jessica Dawn Reffner

    Hollidaysburg – Alyssa Dena Harris, Logan Allen Leuteneger, Scott Brian Podgorney

    Hollsopple – Antony M. Direnzo, Phyllis Maria Fulmer, Lucas T. Spengler, Karen L. Steel

    Hooversville – Kristen A. Moyer

    Imer – Cole Thomas Lafferty

    Jenners – Jennifer Renee Leskovich

    Jennerstown – Amy R. Schmidt

    Johnstown – Joseph H. Asel, Gordon Paul Barr, Shawn David Beam, Clinton S. Belcher, Cassidy Nicole Belle, Jennifer Biggs, Bonnie J. Borrini, Amanda Beth Bowes, Eric Michael Bozich, Justin Francis Capouellez, Earl R. Carnahan, Edward S. Chernay, David Brice Chuklochak, Jennifer M. Claycomb, Thomas Anthony Cogis, Alyssa Marie Collier, Sierra Marie Conahan, Ryan T. Dabbs, Jodi Lynn Daughenbaugh, Steve B. Domonkos, Marc Alan Doulon, Michael Patrick Duffy, Lynn A. Eash, Laura Katherine Eidem, Danielle Marie Fabina, Lynette Faye Faight, Vicki L. Foor, Cathryn Ann Foust, Darin D. Frankofsky, Sarah Elizabeth Freidhoff, Hunter Edward Furman, Stephanie Rose Furnari, Alanna Marie Geisel, Lacie L. George, Jason L. Giebfried, Alexander Scott Goch, Charles Edward Goggin, Isaac Benjamin Goss, Kara Mae Graham, Kayleigh Ann Grove, Cristy Jean Haberkorn, Charmane Lorraine Hackworth, John M. Haigh, Michael J. Hall, Brandi L. Hammers, Kayla Marie Hardison, Cory Michael Hartland, Kinsey Leelyn Havener, Carri A. Hearn, William Bruce Allen Hearn, Aaron Hochstein, Shawn Michael Horvath, Jennifer Lynn Hrivnak, Susan G. Hunt, Katherine Jean Instone, Brian Keith Kauffman, Assaad Khalil, Charles Douglas Kleman, Mark C. Kush, Leesha Christine Lavash, Robert Patrick Lehman, Elizabeth Marie Mahoney, Maxine Marie Mains, Kayli Marie Mangus, Angela Marie Margucci, Desarae Brooke Margucci, Cynthia May, Karen A. McAleer, Richard Earl McCaulley, Amanda M. McGlynn, David Michael Micik, Morgan Marie Miller, Allison Jean Minemyer, Edgar Ricardo Montero, Michelle G. Moore, Kellie Marie Moses, Curtis W. Myers, Mark Nathaniel, Lauren M. Natta, Amy M. Oliveros, Francine Olshewsky, William Charles Olson, Anthony A. Oravec, Samantha Lee Orlando, Nicole Marie Paonessa, Randy John Penrod, Jennifer L. Percinsky, Joe J. Pipon, Alyse C. Pollard, Emily Jane Potter, Alyssa Kylee Pudliner, Justin S. Ramsdorfer, Gretchen Rosanne Rauch, Jennifer Nicole Reed, Zachary W. Reese, Alexander Roth Roberts, Jill Renee Rokita, Shane Michael Rovansek, Jeannette Marie Rovder, Ryan Charles Rovida, Amanda Lea Sauro, Mark Allen Sauro, Cody A. Sedei, David W. Seth, Michael Joseph Shaffer, Shannon L. Shaffer, Noah Scott Shorto, William Paul Sievers, Korbi L. Slocum, Beau A. Soberdash, David Paul Stem, Renee L. Stibich, Raymond D. Stockley, Sandra M. Stopko, Nicholas Gabriel Sycz, Lindsey Marie Thomas, William Russell Tomb, Todd E. Vermileon, Josette M. Villecco, Desiree Marie Walker, Alesa L. Weslager, Kurstin Nicole Whorl, Dominic J. Williams, Ashley DeAnne Wonders, Jared T. Wozniak, Kaitlin Nicole Wyatt, Stacey M. Zometsky

    Lilly – Nicole Marie Logan, Sean T. Riggleman

    Loretto – Aaron J. King

    Mineral Point – Ian R. Burkey, Taylor R. Donoughe, Morgan Rochelle Hagerich, Shawnda Katherine Major, Brittany Lynne Snedden, Stephanie Marie Young

    Mount Union – Ethan Neal Clemens, Christopher James Hollibaugh, Victoria Lee Miller, Alexandra Lynn Querry

    Nanty Glo – Mallory N. Barr, Dustin Andrew Carney, Kristin Marie Cunningham, Victoria Rose Dunchuck, Amanda J. Hill, David John Kivisto, Gerald S. McDermott, Kiyla Dawn Miller, Monica Lynn Mulato, Cody Jon Sanderson, Rebecca Anne Yokitis

    New Paris – Jarica R. Seese

    Nicktown – Krista Marie Benamati

    Northern Cambria – Colby Noel Borlie, Janet M. Dravis, Kayla E. Duriez, Elsie Mae Keith, Raché Kathleen Kirsch, Olivia C. Lauren, Cassandra L. Pastirko, Amber D. Sharkey, Amanda Renee Shilling, Jamie Lynn Treese

    Osceola Mills – Kelly Jo Shomo

    Patton – Ty Thomas Forsythe, Melissa B. Nagle, Taylor James O’Hara, Brett Daniel Sammarco, Jennifer Michele Welchko

    Portage – Autumn M. Crum, Apryle C. Ernest, Jaime L. Fillhart, Denise M. Fordick, Brittany R. Lee, Terry David Moyer, Zachary J. Niper, Benjamin Cade Pavlosky, Austin Michael Rodgers, Jonathan Michael Rusnak, Tarynn Leigh Rusnak, Benjamin J. Sendzik, Zachary Michael Stair, Tyler James Troxel, Ashley Lyn Young

    Revloc – Amanda Jean Eckenrod, Michael A. Viveros

    Rockwood – Melissa Ann Sager, Ray Wadsworth Wilhem III

    Salisbury – Mariah Dawn Hillegas

    Salix – Amanda Rae Custer, Amanda L. Haig, Robert M. Hritz, Alan James Naugle

    Saltillo – Becca Mae Booher

    Seward – Caron R. Chodrow

    Shirleysburg – Shannon Marie Linn

    Sidman – Julia Michelle Barton, Reyanah J. Shaw

    Somerset – Michael Allen Benford, Danielle Dawn Close, Dustin Dale Close, Chris Ann Conti, Michele L. DuPont, Tiffany Nicole Gardner, Paige A. Gross, Michael Anthony Layton, Marlene L. Shaulis

    South Fork – Joy A. Bailey, Krislyn Nichole Boyles, Stacey L. Chaney, Brittany Michael Fisher, Daniel Eric Johnson, William A. Lewis, Christopher Moss, Deon M. Natta, Margo Ann Pringle, Shawna Aleisha Ressler, Marcy A. Vasbinder, Alicia Alynn Wolfhope

    Spruce Creek – Lauren Ashley Shearer

    St. Michael – Kelly Lynn Sabo

    Stoystown – Chelsey Lynn Baker, Cole J. Corbett

    Strongstown – Audrey Anna Mottin, Breanna N. Rege

    Summerhill –Tracy Lynn Chuckalovcak, Casey Ann Haberl, Ashley M. Kordish, Megan A. Neff, Emily Joan Smay, Chelsea Jordan Wess

    Vintondale – Jordan Matthew Kupchella, Kieshia Diandra Mattox, Angela Rose Santacroce

    Westover – Briana Michelle Franklin, Kaitlin Marie McConnell

    Windber – Frank A. Adamczyk, Kimberly M. Allison, Randy Lee Anderson, Scott M. Beamer, Richard S. Campitell, Leah Elizabeth Chaderwick, Jacqueline E. Crum, Susan Kathleen Csikos, Annabella Carrin Eckenrode, Joseph T. Forish, Lisa M. Gathagan, Erika Jean Hampe, Cindy Marie Horner, Trevor Daniel Neri, Matthew Zachary Papinchak, Robert Ryan Ramirez, Tyler T. Sharpe, Jessica A. Way, Aileen Ann Weaver

  • PTK donates Socks to area Veterans

    Posted December 19, 2013 at 8:41 am

    The Pennsylvania Highlands Community College Beta Epsilon Omega Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) recently started a donation project for two local area veterans’ facilities: Tomorrow’s Hope and The Hollidaysburg Veterans Home. This project, known as Socks For Veterans, began as part of PTK’s Honors In Action program, with the theme of “Veterans’ and Their Families.” The Socks For Veterans project is in collaboration with District 26 VFW and the Ladies’ Auxiliary, focusing on the collection of socks for area veterans.

    Socks For Veterans began collecting on December 2nd and will continue to collect throughout the month of December. The goal of the project is to collect over 400 pairs of socks for veterans. Recently, members of the College’s PTK Officers gathered to distribute the socks collected thus far.

    More About Phi Theta Kappa: The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.

    MR - 20131218 - Socks For Veterans

  • College partners with Pitt-Bradford on Transfer Agreement

    Posted December 3, 2013 at 10:46 am

    Pennsylvania Highlands Community College has teamed up with the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford to make it easier for Penn Highlands’ students to complete their bachelor’s degree at Pitt-Bradford. Under this agreement, Pitt-Bradford will accept 60 credits from Pennsylvania Highlands.

    “Programs at Penn Highlands and Pitt-Bradford mesh well together, and this new agreement provides students a way to plan for their bachelor’s degree at our campus much more easily,” said Bob Dilks, Director of Transfer Recruitment at Pitt-Bradford. “This agreement coupled with our transfer scholarships will make Pitt-Bradford a great choice for many Penn Highlands’ students.”