Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Alumni Association

Did you have an on-campus job?

From helping students in the LRC to supporting offices throughout campus, student workers have long played an impactful role at .

These jobs provided real-world experience and valuable skills that, along with practical training in the labs, translated into thriving careers. More than that, these students created memories that lasted far beyond their time on campus.

Tag someone who made your on-campus role an incredible experience and comment with your favorite memory!📖

At Thaddeus Stevens College, learning extends far beyond the classroom.

While most houses featured in Lancaster’s Parade of Homes are built by industry professionals, our students built the College’s home entry, gaining firsthand experience in guiding the home from blueprint through completion.🏠

creates pathways to opportunity through practical learning, equipping students with in-demand skills while making a lasting impact on our community.

Join us on June 13-14 and June 17-21 to see our continued tradition of award-winning craftsmanship and tour our 2026 home construction site.

Learn more from WPMT FOX43 and James Tully's recent on-site interview at the link in the comments.

The Thaddeus Stevens College faculty and staff are united by a shared mission: creating pathways to opportunity through applied education and workforce development.

Every day, we help students gain the skills needed to build meaningful careers and stronger futures. 🩶

Join a community dedicated to transforming lives through education. Here are a few of our current openings:

Electrical Technology Dual Credit Instructor - provide hands-on, industry-aligned instruction that enables students to complete the first year of an Associate of Applied Science degree while still enrolled in high school. Instruction will emphasize electrical theory, wiring methods, safety, troubleshooting, and practical application while preparing students for postsecondary education and employment in high-demand technical careers.

Electromechanical Technology Dual Credit Instructor - provide practical, hands-on instruction aligned with advanced manufacturing and industrial maintenance industry standards. Students will complete coursework that supports completion of the first year of the Associate of Applied Science degree while gaining foundational skills in mechanical systems, automation, industrial controls, robotics, PLCs, and troubleshooting.

If you're looking for a purpose-driven workplace, explore current openings at the link in the comments.

For their capstone project this year, our Civil Engineering Construction Technology second-year students left their mark right here on campus.

At our Griscom location, students transformed an aging loading dock into a refreshed and more welcoming space for the campus community.

From replacing damaged concrete to repairing and improving surrounding areas, students applied the technical skills they’ve developed throughout the program while creating an outdoor gathering space for students, complete with new benches.

Projects like this reflect the power of applied learning at , giving students the opportunity to put their education into practice while making meaningful contributions to the spaces around them. 🦺

See more photos at the link in the comments.

A strong workforce is built through connection and opportunity. And those can happen while working hard but also by having some fun!

Thaddeus Stevens College recently joined the Reading Fightin Phils, jumping in a Sunday Fun Day that brought the broader community together. During the game, Champ took part in throwing out the first pitch and Dr. Chris Metzler, Director of Athletics and VP of Student Services, shared about in the press box! ⚾️

We’re a proud sponsor of all Sunday home games, bringing more connection and joy to the region.

Today, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology celebrated the groundbreaking of Stevens Hall and the Michael C. Mylott Dining Hall, new spaces that will support students throughout their educational journey and expand opportunities for those pursuing hands-on, life-changing careers.🪏

The new four-story residence and dining facility will expand housing for 150 students on our Main Campus while creating spaces that strengthen campus community and enhance the student experience.

At , advancing our mission means creating spaces where students can thrive. We don’t simply focus on opening doors to opportunity, we ensure students have supports to continue overcoming barriers and preparing for a thriving future.

As enrollment continues to grow, investments like this help us build pathways to brighter futures.

See more photos from the ceremony at the link in the comments.