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Penn Highlands secures accreditation reaffirmation
Pennsylvania Highlands Community College has received reaffirmation of accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The commission granted the reaffirmation on June 25, confirming that the college continues to meet the rigorous standards of quality and accountability expected of accredited institutions.
The reaffirmation followed a comprehensive multi-year self-study and an on-site evaluation visit by commission representatives held March 22-25. The peer review team visited the college's main campus in Johnstown, along with the Somerset Center.
As one of the nation's recognized institutional accreditors, MSCHE accredits a broad range of colleges and universities across the region. It allows the college to administer federal grants and student loans, supports the smooth transfer of academic credit to other institutions and ensures that coursework is recognized by accredited colleges, universities and professional schools.
Concurrent Technologies recognized with four awards
Four leading marketing and communications competitions have recognized Concurrent Technologies Corporation's Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Report with top honors. The report earned: Gold Award in the MarCom Awards; Gold Award in the Service Industry Advertising Awards; Gold Award in the Hermes Creative Awards; and Award of Excellence in the Annual Awards for Publication Excellence.
These accolades reflect CTC's continued success in communicating its mission, impact and achievements through clear and creative storytelling. The company's Annual Reports have earned industry recognition for 20 consecutive years, demonstrating a sustained commitment to effective corporate communications.