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| Abbreviation | AATC |
| Location | 3341 Wahoo Drive, Williamsport |
| Specifications* |
7,072 gross square feet 2 acres of land |
| Facts |
The AATC houses upper divisional course work, including alternative powered vehicles and the Motorsports program |
| Important Dates |
1995 (Constructed) 1997 (Purchased from Envirotest, Inc.) November 10, 1998 (Dedication) |
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| Formal Name | Robert L. Breuder Advanced Technology & Health Sciences Center |
| Abbreviation | ATHS |
| Location | Main Campus |
| Specifications* | 152,817 gross square feet |
| Facts | Named for Dr. Robert L. Breuder (College president, 1981-1997) |
| Important Dates |
1986 (Constructed) October 2, 1987 (Dedication) |
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| Formal Name | The Arrow Company |
| Other Name(s) |
Unit 14 (WTI & WACC designation) Rishel Building (Informal name used by many WACC employees and students) |
| Location | 1221 West Third Street |
| Facts |
The Arrow Company was a division of Cluett Peabody & Co., Inc. The building housing the Arrow Shirt Factory was owned by the Rishel Furniture Company. The Arrow Shirt Factory was located on the 3rd floor of the building. |
| Important Dates |
1966 (the college negotiated with Rishel Furniture Company to lease space on the first and second floors) 1967 (Business Adminstration (1st floor) and Computer Science (2nd floor) moved to the Rishel building over the summer. The library opened in the mid-section of the 1st floor on Monday, April 8) |
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| Abbreviation | ERC |
| Location | Main Campus |
| Specifications* | 92,696 gross square feet (combined with ETC, MAC, and PAC) |
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Prior to 2000, the combined units of the ERC, ETC, MAC, and PAC were known as the Technical Trades Center. The original Automotive Trades Center was 41,326 gross square feet. |
| Important Dates | 1931-1942 (Acquisition and/or construction) |
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The shops on Susquehanna Street (pictured here, c. 1940) were known as Units 1, 2, and 3 during the WTI and early WACC eras.
| Formal Name | Kathryn Wentzel Lumley Aviation Center |
| Abbreviation | AVC |
| Specifications* |
50,000 gross square feet 5.8 acres of land |
| Location | 500 Airport Road, Montoursville, PA |
| Facts |
Named for Kathryn Wentzel Lumley (WACC Board of Trustees, 1978-1989; Chair of the Board of Trustees, 1985-1986; Penn College Board of Directors, 1989-2002; Board Member Emerita, 2002-2008) The original aviation center was only 14,762 gross square feet Home to FAA and Transport certified aircraft repair and maintenance programs |
| Important Dates |
1941 (Original Aviation Center built) 1992 (Current Aviation Center built) |
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A look inside the Lumley Aviation Center.
Williamsport Regional Airport, 1966.
*Specifications are taken from the 2021-25 Facilities and Site Master Plan, Table 2: "Building Summary by Year of Acquisition/Construction."