Central Penn College is proud to announce that Dr. Paul Miller, Assistant Professor of Media Studies, has been selected as one of 150 national journalism leaders for the Center for Community News (CCN) 2026 Class of Faculty Champions. This prestigious recognition from the University of Vermont-based organization highlights Dr. Miller’s commitment to expanding student-powered community …
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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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Central Penn College is proud to announce that Dr. Curtis Voelker, Executive Director of College Relations, has been named one of Pennsylvania Business Central’s Top 100 People for 2026. Each year, Pennsylvania Business Central recognizes leaders from across the region who are making a meaningful impact through innovation, service, and a commitment to excellence. With …
Management training and employee management training programs shape nearly every part of the modern food store experience, from wide, brightly lit aisles and the tangle of metal carts to long checkout lines and the familiar perimeter filled with fresh produce, baked goods, deli items, and meats. Today’s food stores have evolved rapidly to meet changing …
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Longevity in higher education is rare. Sustained excellence over decades is even rarer. At Central Penn College, that kind of dedication has a name: Nikki Marhefka. For more than 24 years, Marhefka has served as Program Director of Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy, helping shape the education, careers, and lives of countless students while strengthening Central …
Central Penn College is proud to announce that graduates of our Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Program have once again achieved a 100% pass rate on the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) exam. This marks the third year in a row our graduates have earned this distinction. This milestone reflects the strength of …
Dr. Linda Fedrizzi-Williams, President of Central Penn College in Enola, PA. has been named a “Woman of Excellence” by the YWCA, attracting recognition for transforming the culture and ensuring the career relevance of the 145-year-old college as its tenth president. Dr. Fedrizzi’s nomination cited her results-oriented servant leadership, her core belief in the value and …
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Central Penn College’s Program Director of Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy, Nikki Marhefka, has earned regional recognition as one of the “Power Players in Health Care,” the Central Penn Business Journal announced this week. Marhefka is the director of the Medical Assisting, Phlebotomy Technician, and Medical Billing and Coding Programs at Central Penn College. She has …
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Noah Lopez turned a work-study project at Central Penn College into a journey of discovery, uncovering the history of his community while building skills for a Communications career. A Photo That Tells a Thousand Stories Sometimes, history speaks through a single image. For Noah Lopez, a photograph of an unknown person in a full pig …
FROM HANDS-ON HEALING TO GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH From unsure first-gen college student to cutting-edge clinical researcher, Bradley Oley’s journey began at Central Penn College—and is now changing lives. Finding Confidence at Central Penn College When Bradley Oley first walked onto the campus of Central Penn College, he admits something many first-generation students feel but rarely say …
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