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Central Penn College has been awarded a Governor’s PA Hunger-Free Campus grant through the Pennsylvania Department of Education, reinforcing the College’s commitment to addressing student hunger and basic needs.  The Governor’s PA Hunger-Free Campus grant program, championed by Governor Josh Shapiro, provides critical funding to postsecondary institutions working to reduce food insecurity and remove barriers that can …

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Healthcare Management is about leadership, strategy, and improving patient care and for Alexis Delaughter, it is also about perseverance, purpose, and possibility. A mother of four, expanded function dental assistant, and college educator, Alexis Delaughterrecently completed her bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Management at Central Penn College with a perfect 4.0 GPA. Her story proves that …

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At Central Penn College, leadership extends far beyond the classroom. The college’s commitment to higher education excellence is matched by its dedication to community engagement and regional impact. That commitment is reflected in the work of Romeo Azondekon, Vice President of of Student Affairs at Central Penn College, who has been named Chair of the Board …

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Central Penn College has partnered with Century Dental Associates in Scranton, Pennsylvania, to make its Expanded Function Dental Assistant (EFDA) Certificate Program more convenient for students in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The EFDA program is a six-month, blended program designed for working dental professionals. Coursework is completed fully online, with once-a-week, in-person Saturday labs focused on hands-on clinical skills. …

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Behavioral health is one of the fastest-growing and most critical fields in the United States today. As communities across the country grapple with rising mental health needs, the demand for trained, compassionate professionals has never been greater—especially in corrections and behavioral health care settings. At Central Penn College, students interested in behavioral health, criminal justice, …

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