Two years have passed and the 107th Commencement went. The Class of 2018 is officially out in the world prepared for work and for life. Here's a snapshot of where some of the Stevensonians are starting their careers!
For the fourth year in a row, the Lancaster Science Factory and Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology are collaborating to feature robotics workshops with Baxter, a state-of-the-art, human-like educational robot, various weekdays starting June 25th through August 3rd.
Through the 'Adopt-a-Kindergarten' program, kindergartners are introduced to various professional technology fields. Parents, families, and friends can find photos of their graduate here.
Oxford Area School District signs Early Enrollment Agreement with Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology and welcomes five students to the program.
Delivering his address at the 107th Commencement of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, PA Secretary of Education Pedro A. Rivera told the graduates something said at few commencements across the country: “Probably all of you in this room have already secured jobs.”
Work inside buildings, on construction sites—even underwater—to join metals, build and assemble metal structures. Today, sheet metal workers specialize in areas from bridge construction to nanotechnology.
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Prior to joining the team at Penn Stone, Pablo felt like he was in a rut. Looking for work after a dark chapter in his life, he felt that no one wanted to hire him. He...
Heather Neary needed to declare a major. Her academic advisor told her she would not be able to register for classes as a junior without one. He mentioned that she already...
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