Top Chef – $2,500
Reserved seating for ten (10). Includes mentions by the emcee during the event, logo on the event PowerPoint slides, table, website, and menu. ADDED BONUS: A bottle of champagne for your table attendees to enjoy.
This event will offer valuable insights into the College and its Police Academy program. Detailed information about the state requirements needed to qualify for a cadet position in the upcoming academy class will be provided.
Representatives from Financial Aid and Admissions will be available to answer your questions.
This Police Academy open house will take place at the Richland Campus, in room A142.
The local Municipal Police Academy (MPS 0011) is a part of Pennsylvania Highlands Community College. The College’s Police Academy is a certified unit of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Municipal Police Officers’ Education and Training Commission (Act 120).
The Police Academy training program is approximately nine and a half months. Classes are Monday through Friday from 6 to 10 PM, including several weekends.
Academy graduates earn:
The College Senate will serve as an advisory group to the President on matters of mutual interest to the Student Senate, the Faculty Senate, the Administrative Senate, and the Staff Senate. As such, it provides a structure to ensure that representatives of the various governance bodies of the College have a venue and a voice in the decision making processes of the College and that these representatives have an opportunity to hear the various opinions of their colleagues.
The College Senate meeting will take place via Zoom. Links will be available at a later date.
The Student Engagement Awards Ceremony recognizes students who have achieved the highest academic level in their respective programs.
Awards are given to students who have achieved the highest academic level in their respective programs, as well as those who will be inducted into the National Society of Leadership and Success and Phi Theta Kappa. Club awards are also given to those students involved in their respective clubs. The club awards are based on both leadership and service. The nominations for the Distinguished Graduate Award will also be presented during this ceremony. The Distinguished Graduate accolade recognizes a student who has dedicated their time and efforts to enriching Pennsylvania Highlands Community College and the surrounding community while upholding an exemplary academic record. The Distinguished Graduate Award will be presented at this year’s Commencement.
In addition to being an in-person event, you can watch a live stream on the College’s YouTube channel.
The Student Senate of Pennsylvania Highlands Community College aims to maintain a harmonious relationship among students, faculty, and administration; encourage activities, events, and programs for the benefit of the students and college; ensure that we as students of Pennsylvania Highlands Community College are suitably represented; enable the voice of the student body to be heard; to maintain an atmosphere of student expression, protection of student’s rights, and academic freedom; and promote student leadership based on student interest and the general welfare of our college.
The Student Senate meeting will take place in the Holtzman Board Room (B137) and via Zoom. Links are available below.
Meeting URL: https://pennhighlands.zoom.us/j/87981213429?pwd=eTkgDBiOrh6Piu3nk0faxkfeWeM0YU.1
Meeting ID: 879 8121 3429
Passcode: 934527
The BSides Cybersecurity Conference unites experts from diverse areas to discover the “next big thing” in information security. As an open forum, BSides offers security professionals the chance to exchange ideas, gain insights, and forge lasting connections within the community. This event presents a unique opportunity to establish trusted relationships with key community members directly.
The College Senate will serve as an advisory group to the President on matters of mutual interest to the Student Senate, the Faculty Senate, the Administrative Senate, and the Staff Senate. As such, it provides a structure to ensure that representatives of the various governance bodies of the College have a venue and a voice in the decision making processes of the College and that these representatives have an opportunity to hear the various opinions of their colleagues.
The College Senate meeting will take place via Zoom. Links will be available at a later date.
Your future starts here. Join us at our One-Stop-Shop event designed to make your college enrollment process seamless. Whether you’re preparing to register for classes, take advanced placement assessments, complete your FAFSA, or apply for instant acceptance, we’ve got you covered.
This event brings everything you need in one convenient location. You’ll save time and avoid the hassle of managing multiple deadlines. Plus, our team will be available to provide personalized support and answer any questions.
Don’t miss this opportunity to make progress toward your academic goals. Whether you’re starting fresh or finishing up a few last steps, we’re here to help you succeed. Mark your calendar and join us! We can’t wait to see you there.
Commencement for the Thirtieth Graduating Class will be held on Friday, May 16, 2025 at 6 PM. The ceremony will take place in the Richland Campus Auditorium. Graduates will report to East Hills Main Gymnasium by 5:15pm with gown, cap, and tassel. Guests will be asked to go directly to the Auditorium.
This momentous occasion marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. It is a time for reflection, gratitude, and looking ahead to the future. The dedication of our graduates is unmatched. We hope that this Commencement ceremony will be a joyful and memorable event for you and your loved ones.
Graduates: Full event details are found by visiting our Commencement webpage.
Tickets will be distributed in early May after we confirm how many graduates are walking. They will have your names on them. If you need handicap tickets, please contact Student Activities.
Guests should arrive no later than 5:45pm to gain entrance to the auditorium.
Those who do not have a ticket will still be able to spend the evening with you on campus. They will be directed to the live-streaming areas on campus. This is also a great location for children to watch.
The Board of Trustees is the policy-making body of the College and is ultimately responsible for setting the larger agenda for the institution. The Board is comprised of representatives from private, for-profit companies, education, and non-profits. The Cambria County Commissioners appoint 12 members to our Board of Trustees. Three additional members are board-appointed from locations in which the College has an academic center, and the Student Senate President serves as a voting member.
The Board of Trustees meeting takes place at the Richland Campus in the Holtzman Board Room and/or via Zoom.
FREE Student Boot Camp for those interested in cybersecurity. It provides advanced face-to-face training for students in grades 9 – 12. This is a two-day boot camp, from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM, on June 24 and 26.
Questions? Contact Greg Paonessa.
We are a part of the PC4A Consortium. PC4A is comprised of Indiana University of Pennsylvania and six community colleges in Pennsylvania. The goal of PC4A is to support and strengthen the cyber security workforce in the United States of America. Click here to learn more about PC4A.
This year’s Chef Auction includes appetizers and a bar, silent and live auctions, tastings, live entertainment, and more. Business attire is preferred.
Need more details? Contact the Foundation at foundation@pennhighlands.edu or call 814.262.6448.
Your sponsorship benefits the Supporting Scholars Fund and culinary scholarships at Pennsylvania Highlands Community College. Thank you for helping put our local students through college.
Individual tickets are $125 each. This is great for those seeking a fun night out that goes to supporting our region and its students. There is no reserved seating on individual ticket sales.
College employees received a discounted ticket price of $50 each.
Need more details? Contact the Foundation at foundation@pennhighlands.edu or call 814.262.6448.
Originally a part of the 1889 Foundation, the Chef Auction has a rich 10+ year history of helping those in need throughout our area. In 2023, the 1889 Foundation officially handed over the Chef Auction to the Pennsylvania Highlands Community College Foundation, entrusting them with the legacy’s continuation. With your generous support, this year’s Chef Auction will go to helping future generations find success in our region through the Supporting Scholars Fund (Presidential, Emerging Leader, and Destination Graduation scholarships) and other culinary scholarships.
We thank the local restaurants and chefs working to empower community members aiming for brighter futures for themselves, their families, and the region. Currently, the list of chefs and restaurants participating includes: