Three Pensacola State faculty members will serve as facilitators during the 2019 Florida Master Teacher Seminar. Set for July 14-18, this will be the eighth year the College has hosted the conference.
The College’s Testing Center has been recertified by the National College Testing Association. Located in Building 6 on the Pensacola campus, the Testing Center was recertified on May 22.
Pensacola State College’s Culinary Arts program received a nearly $32,000 for the Molly McGuire Culinary Arts Endowed Scholarship fund.
On the baseball diamond and in the classroom, Pensacola State’s Logan Blackmon is a shining star. The Pensacola native was recently named the Buddy Kisner Panhandle Conference Student Athlete of the Year and the Dr. Dale O’Daniel Panhandle Conference Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
May 3 was a picture perfect day for the 14th Annual Big Break Golf Classic held at Marcus Pointe Golf Club.
Nielah Black will take attendees on a wisdom journey of wellness tools for the mind, body, soul and spirit when she presents ‘Up From The Mud’ on Wednesday.
A new team will join Pirates Athletics this fall. A women’s cross country team will join the program with Julie Burger, an experienced triathlete and director of the College’s Pharmacy Tech Program, as the head coach.
Some of Pensacola State College’s most accomplished alumni were recognized during at the 2019 Distinguished Alumni Awards Gala on Saturday, May 4.
Several Pensacola State College TRIO-SSS participants received $1,000 grants during the spring semester.
The Baptist Health Care Foundation has made it easier for students enrolled in Pensacola State College’s EMT program. The foundation has donated $15,000 in scholarship funds for the program.
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