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Identical twins chase identical dreams at Pensacola State College
Andrew and Aundre Conner are identical twins from their heads to their toes.
Wilma Duncans-Burnett, the ‘gold standard’ of Allied Health, retires in February
Wilma Duncans-Burnett, who began her teaching career at Pensacola State College – then Pensacola Junior College – in August 1988, will teach her final class on Feb. 29. Maybe.
PSC smartphone app adds bold new upgrades to maps, course search and more
The official PSC smartphone app has been given some major upgrades.
Artist Susan McCollough has exhibited in Paris, Florence and now Pensacola State College
Being in a room full of Susan N. McCollough paintings must be akin to what it’s like being in the middle of a jazz improvisation performed by the masters – graceful, yes, but imbued with a spirit of frantic kineticism and spellbinding abstractism that is both mesmerizing and provoking.
Disc golf course coming to PSC main campus
Sometime this spring, the discs will be flying across open fields on Pensacola State College’s Pensacola campus.
Hey CTE students, want to rise above? Consider HOSA, National Technical Honor Society or SkillsUSA to reach next level
Put your confidence to the test by joining SkillsUSA, a national organization that serves career and technical students.
PSC to hold Financial Aid Day on Feb. 16
Get free, expert help applying, registering and paying for college at Pensacola State College’s Financial Aid Day set for noon-3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16, at the Student Center, Building 5, on the Pensacola campus, 1000 College Blvd.
Come back to PSC for free!
PSC is one of the 28 Florida colleges participating in Gov. DeSantis’ “Last Mile College Completion Program,” which offers free tuition to students close to finishing their degree.
PSC celebrates national CTE month with a job fair, open houses, tours
February is national Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the College will participate with a series of events designed to showcase the program’s effectiveness in job training.
Pensacola State to present 25th Multicultural Job Fair on Saturday
More than 20 Northwest Florida employers are looking to hire at the 25th Multicultural Job Fair set for 9 a.m.-noon on Saturday, Feb. 1.
Pen Air donates $5,000 to Pensacola State scholarship fund
On Jan. 13, Pen Air Federal Credit Union gave $5,000 to the Pensacola State College Scholarship Fund in a ceremony held in the Pen Air Federal Credit Union Classroom located in Chadbourne Library.
Jaco’s is perfect place to snap sunset photo – and perfect PSC partner
All through February, Jaco’s will showcase Pensacola State College’s Photography Program, when students’ sunset-inspired photographs will be featured and displayed. The student who is chosen by Jaco’s patrons to have the best photograph wins a month-long exhibit in April.
Dona and Milton Usry join Pensacola State ‘Hall of Honor’
On Jan. 21, Pensacola State College honored Dona and Milton Usry, who have become personal and appreciated friends to many in the PSC family, including college president Ed Meadows.
Brown to lead donor-centered fundraising workshop on Jan. 29
Nonprofit expert Cathy Brown will host “Donor-Centered Proposals and Presentation” workshop on Wednesday, Jan. 29, at Pensacola State College.
‘Toying with Science’ comes to Pensacola State on Jan. 25
Garry Krinsky will bring Toying with Science, a fast-paced, fun-filled and interactive learning experience, to Pensacola State College on Saturday, Jan. 25.
WSRE announces change in top management
Pensacola State College has appointed Jill Hubbs to serve as interim general manager of WSRE and executive director of the WSRE-TV Foundation.
‘Machinal’ auditions set for Jan. 21-22 at Pensacola State College
Pensacola State College will hold auditions for “Machinal” at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 21 and Jan. 22, in Ashmore Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus, 1000 College Blvd.
‘Contemporary Expressionism’ on display Jan. 27-May 1 at PSC
“Contemporary Expressionism,” an exhibit, featuring the works of Alabama-based artist Susan N. McCollough will be on display Jan. 27-May 1 in the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts at Pensacola State College.
Pensacola State’s BSN program is one of nation’s best, fueling graduates’ success across region, nation
For the second consecutive year, Pensacola State College’s online Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program has been listed among the best in Florida and nation by U.S. News and World Report.
PSC vet tech grads achieve 100 percent pass rate on national competency exam
It’s the first 100 percent passing rate for a class from the PSC Veterinary Technology Program since 2013, when all nine students passed the 150-question Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE).
Underground FX Lab brings new round of special effects makeup workshops to PSC
Beginning this month, PSC’s Center for Corporate and Professional Development Training presents another series of special effects makeup courses with instruction by the illusion-on-demand company Underground FX Lab.
Pensacola State College Lyceum Series presents Spring 2020 at the Ashmore Auditorium
Pensacola State’s Lyceum Series for Spring 2020 gets underway at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12, with a performance by Chinese-American pianist Xun Pan, and continues with a variety of great performances, all presented at the Ashmore Auditorium.
Pensacola State’s AFC chapter earns statewide honors
Pensacola State College’s Association of Florida College chapter received the Platinum Chapter Award at the 70th AFC Annual Meeting and Conference held Nov. 6-8 in Innisbrook.
Pensacola State students win big at FCS Publication Awards Conference
Several Pensacola State College students won awards at the 2019 Florida College System Publications Awards Conference held Nov. 14-16 in Tampa.
Acclaimed pianist Xun Pan to celebrate Beethoven’s birthday on Jan. 12 at PSC
Acclaimed pianist Xun Pan will perform at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12, at Pensacola State College’s Ashmore Auditorium.
PSC honors graduates at Commencement ceremony at Pensacola Bay Center
More than 1,000 students received their degrees and certificates during Fall semester, including 120 students who earned baccalaureate degrees, which PSC first began offering in 2010.
PSC debuts 136 new nurses at emotional pinning ceremony
136 Pensacola State College students received nursing pins at a Dec. 12 ceremony. Many of the new nurses have already landed jobs at local hospitals and health care facilities.
Milton PTK brings truckload of socks, jackets, gloves, blankets and more to needy veterans
Ben Freeman and fellow Pensacola State College dual enrollment student Sydney Bates delivered the gifts on behalf of the Milton campus Phi Theta Kappa honors society chapter, which collected the donated items in recent months.
Pensacola State fall graduation set for Sunday at Bay Center
Pensacola State College will hold commencement exercises and nurses pinning ceremonies this week.
Our thoughts are with NAS Pensacola
Along with the rest of the Northwest Florida community, the Pensacola State College family is heartbroken and stunned by the tragic events of this morning. Our best wishes and heartfelt support go out to the victims, their families, the first responders and everyone affected by this senseless attack.
PSC Holiday Experience on Milton campus raises scholarship funds in winter wonderland
Held annually, the Holiday Experience is a major fundraiser for the college and helps provide scholarships for students in need as well as program additions/improvements.
Panhandle Tiger Bay Club honors legacy, co-founder with PSC scholarship
Once known for bringing in some of the nation’s leading speakers and public figures, the Panhandle Tiger Bay Club is no more, having merged with the University of West Florida Downtown Lecture Series in early November. But the club’s legacy – and that of one of its founders – will live on with a Pensacola State College scholarship totaling $5,000.
Five honorees to be inducted into PSC’s 2020 Athletics Hall of Fame
Five of Pensacola State’s most-accomplished Pirates will make up the College’s 2020 Athletes Hall of Fame class.
Phi Theta Kappa chapter has served PSC’s best-and-brightest since 1956
It’s the drive to excel and “do better” that is found in all Phi Theta Kappa members, said Biology Professor Jeff Wooters, who has served as the Theta Chi chapter adviser since 1994.
Tickets are on sale now for PSC’s Planetarium holiday shows
Tickets are selling quickly for the Pensacola State College Planetarium and Space Theater holiday shows.
Dixon School students get inspiration – and Bananas Foster – during visits to PSC culinary, cosmetology programs
The nearly two-dozen Dixon students were visiting the PSC Culinary Arts program as part of the middle school’s celebrated arts program. The next day, a different group of students visited the Cosmetology program, where they watched PSC students style hair and received tips from instructors.
Bookstore reopening shows off updated interior, products from Christmas ornaments to PSC pajamas
The Pensacola State College Bookstore held its grand reopening recently with a ribbon cutting ceremony and even a celebratory cake.
PSC students build mini-home in downtown Pensacola
PSC’s building trade students are building a prototype, energy-efficient, 600-square-foot mini-home for the Escambia County Housing Finance Authority. When complete, the dwelling will be sold to a qualified, first-time homeowner at an affordable rate.
AFC Member Spotlights for November: Rob Gregg and John Woods
This month we celebrated Veterans Day and this month the Pensacola State College Association of Florida Colleges chapter is recognizing two employees who ─ together ─ served more than five decades in the military.
2019 Walter F. Spara Writing Competition winners honored at reception
The outstanding writers of the 2019 Walter F. Spara Writing Competition were recognized at an awards reception on Nov. 13 in the College’s Anna Lamar Switzer Center.
Ugandan Book Drive a success for Robinson Honors Scholars
For its 2019 service project, Pensacola State College’s Robinson Honors Program collected 1,326 books and raised $537 to cover the shipping costs to create a library for the preschoolers through fourth-graders at Pajwenda Primary School.
2019 Holiday Experience set for Dec. 3 on PSC Milton campus
Tucked into the woods just off Highway 90, Pensacola State College’s picturesque Milton campus will transform into a magical and musical landscape on Dec. 3 for the annual PSC Holiday Experience.
Former PSC national champion returns to College for basketball game
It was a homecoming of sorts at Wednesday’s night matchup between the Pensacola State College Pirates and Coastal Alabama ─ Monroeville Eagles. Former PSC Pirate basketball standout Glover Jackson was in the stands. For those who don’t remember, Jackson was a member of the College’s 1993 NJCAA Division 1 National Championship team coached by Bob Marlin.
PSC students’ artwork on display at National Naval Aviation Museum
The works of nine Pensacola State College graphic design students will be on display starting Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the National Naval Aviation Museum at NAS Pensacola.
PSC Veterinary Technology students welcome the public into their ‘hospital’ at open house
The students of PSC’s veterinary technology program eagerly welcomed the public into the environment of their chosen vocation during an open house on Nov. 13 in Building 3200 of the Warrington campus.
Leary takes anti-colorism message to audiences both young and adult
Dr. Rameca Leary, Business Faculty and Coordinator of Diversity Initiatives at PSC, recently addressed the students at Dixon School of the Arts on the topic of colorism. She’ll be bringing that message to PSC.
PSC building students get tour of STEM building under construction
Pensacola State College building construction program students toured the new STEM facility under construction on the Pensacola campus to get a better understanding of what it takes to build a multi-million project.
Pensacola State named a Military Times 2020 Best for Vets school
Pensacola State College has been named one of Military Times’ 2020 Best for Vets Schools.
For Institutional Research Director Michael Johnston, it’s all about ‘loving the data’
Michael Johnston, 37, is PSC’s executive director of the Institutional Research Department, as well as the College’s State and Federal Reports Coordinator. He has been referred to, lovingly, as PSC’s “Data Guy.”
Dozens of high school students get valuable hands-on experience at PSC Health Career Fair
Several dozen high school students from five Northwest Florida counties and Baldwin County, Alabama, attended the 23rd Annual Pensacola State College Health Career Fair on Oct. 25 at the Warrington campus.
PSC theater director to be inducted into FCSAA Hall of Fame
Pensacola State College Theater Director Rodney Whatley has been selected for induction into the Florida College System Activities Association (FCSAA) Hall of Fame.
Pensacola State College honors veterans at cookout in advance of Veterans Day
A recent cookout on the Pensacola campus to honor Veterans Day was sponsored by the PSC Student Veterans Association, with support from PSC’s Veterans Upward Bound and Veterans Student Support Services, and featured burgers, hot dogs, ribs, sides and even two patriotic cakes created by the PSC Culinary Arts Program – one was decorated as a U.S. flag; the other cake featured the service emblems of U.S. military branches.
Working nurses earn bachelor’s degrees in PSC online RN to BSN Program
Buffi Bailey sits outside a downtown cafe, sipping a caramel latte and looking over her computer screen as the sounds and scents of the city swarm around her. Bailey, a doctor of nursing at Pensacola State College, is working. But of course, this isn’t a typical work day
Area charitable organizations learn how to raise funds, court donors effectively at Nonprofit Summit
Nationally-recognized fundraising consultant and researcher Penelope Burk brought her decades of experience to the inaugural Nonprofit Center For Excellence and Philanthropy at Pensacola State Summit on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 on the Pensacola campus.
Jennifer Hill Faron: From Milton High to PSC Milton campus interim dean
Everyone on the PSC Milton campus knows Jennifer Hill Faron. The Milton native was named the campus’ interim dean in August and she continues to hold the Director of Student Affairs position at the campus as well – a position she has held since February 2018.
3 local PSC Pirates to make debut at first basketball game on Friday
Three area athletes will begin their collegiate careers when the Pensacola State College basketball team opens its 2019-2020 season this weekend.
Jan and Ron Miller name Pensacola State College beneficiary of $2.5 million Charitable Remainder Unitrust
Jan and Ron Miller have named Pensacola State College the sole beneficiary of the $2.5 million Charitable Remainder Unitrust the couple established after selling their long-time business, Arco Marine, earlier this year.
Pensacola State College Century Center’s new coordinator hopes to expand scope, recruiting reach
If new Pensacola State College Century Center coordinator John Artinger is going to make the hour-plus drive to work each weekday from Navarre in southern Santa Rosa County to Escambia County’s northern border with Alabama, he’s going to do the most with his day once he arrives. Two weeks into the job, the former PSC adjunct psychology instructor and 35-year-educator already is trying to grow Century Center and expand its offerings to students and recruit into Alabama territories.
PSC makes a strong impression at McKnight Fellows Meeting in Tampa
Taking advantage of an excellent opportunity to interact with prospective faculty while also sharing the benefits of teaching at Pensacola State College, Dr. Rameca Vincent Leary, Coordinator of Diversity Initiatives, recently participated in the 35th Annual McKnight Fellows Meeting in Tampa, Florida.
Boston Brass to present free Master Class at PSC on Nov. 9
At 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, members of Boston Brass will present a free Master Class on music performance in Pensacola State College’s Ashmore Auditorium. The auditorium is Building 8 on the Pensacola campus, 1000 College Blvd.
ADA Services presenting ‘Not-So-Scary Haunted House’ and Open House this week
Located in Building 2, Room 250, on the Pensacola campus, the “Not-So-Scary Haunted House” aims to give visitors a little taste of suspense and mystery, while forcing them to engage with Braille and American Sign Language to discover “who” or “what” is haunting the room.
PSC to stage ‘The Producers’ Nov. 8-10, Nov. 14-17 in Ashmore Auditorium
Tickets are now on sale for Pensacola State College’s production of “The Producers” to be staged Nov. 8-10 and Nov. 14-17 in Ashmore Auditorium.
Descendent of ‘Mr. Yam’ rises to new challenges as PSC department head
For the last few years Mitzie Sowell has served as associate professor of natural sciences ─ teaching anatomy and physiology, microbiology and introduction to biology at the college’s South Santa Rosa Center.
Learn to draw blood, treat sick animals and more with PSC’s Allied Health programs
While many traditional degree-seeking students might enter college not knowing what they want to eventually do once they earn a degree, students in the Allied Health Department programs know exactly what they want to do.
Pensacola State’s Vet Tech Program Open House to be held Nov. 13
The Pensacola State College Veterinary Technology Program Open House is set for 3-7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13, on the Warrington campus. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet the Vet Tech Program instructors and tour the college’s state-of-the-art facility in Building 3200 at 5555 W. Highway 98, Pensacola. The event also includes financial aid information, student organization exhibit and animal ambassadors.
Boston Brass trumpeter to hold free clinic at PSC on Nov. 7
Jeff Conner, the only original member of Boston Brass, will present his free entrepreneurial clinic, “The Portfolio Musician,” on Thursday, Nov. 7, at Pensacola State College.
Pensacola Civic Band to open 48th season with Boston Brass on Nov. 9
The Pensacola Civic Band opens its 48th season with “Sketches of Spain,” featuring the world-renowned Boston Brass. The performance is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Pensacola Saenger Theatre. Under the direction of Don Snowden, the Pensacola Civic Band will perform music that will ignite the senses to all that Spain has to offer.
Kevin Belton – one of Louisiana’s Top 20 chefs – visits PSC culinary program before WSRE-TV Food and Wine Barn Dance
Sure, New Orleans’ Chef Kevin Belton came to Pensacola State College on Friday to cook up some of his award-winning, celebrated gumbo for the folks over at the WSRE-TV Pensacola Barn Dance Wine & Food Classic. But that wasn’t for hours and Belton sure didn’t want to wait to eat. So the towering, big teddy bear chef – he’s 6 feet 9 inches – visited the Pensacola State College Culinary Arts kitchen in the afternoon, to see what the students were cooking up for the evening’s event.
Jordan ‘Bekah’ Campbell credits God, PSC for prison-to-college transformation
It was only after Jordan Campbell ─ who went by “Bekah” while at PSC ─ graduated with honors in May 2014, that instructor Ann Coon learned “the perfect role model” had a dark, stained and strained past. Just three years before graduating, Campbell was in prison serving time for fraud and theft brought on, she said, by years drowned and lost in drugs, dependency and, at times, abuse.
PSC receives $2.2M Title III grant to improve services for low-income students
Pensacola State College was recently awarded a $2.2 million U.S. Department of Education Title III grant to help low-income students. The grant funds will be used to initiate a five-year program to improve services for low-income students, including hiring more advisors and tutors.
Pensacola State Pirates fans can grab gear at online store
Pensacola State College’s Pirate fans can now purchase athletic apparel and other items from the comfort of their home, office or anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection.
PSC to provide free dental sealants to children on Nov. 9 at Warrington campus
Pensacola State College dental hygiene students will provide free dental sealants to children 15 years and younger on Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Warrington campus.
2019 Writing & Book Festival set for Nov. 9 at Studer Community Center
The 2019 Pensacola Writing and Book Festival promises something for everyone ─ from the young to the young-at-heart. Set for 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, in the Studer Community Center in downtown Pensacola, the festival will feature best-selling author Lenora Worth as the keynote speaker and include a lineup of other writers and workshops.
AFC October 2019 Member Spotlight: Tammy Henderson
When this month’s AFC Spotlight Member began working at Pensacola State College, moviegoers were flocking to theaters to see “Forrest Gump,” Sony had just released the first PlayStation and Nokia ruled the cellphone market. The year was 1994, and Tammy Henderson, the College’s human resources director, remembers her love and commitment to the Association of Florida Colleges.
Maggie Koerner, Langston Hughes tribute and another ‘Trucker’ are a few Lyceum offerings
This year’s Lyceum schedule features musicians ranging from Maggie Koerner – former lead vocalist for celebrated jam band Galactic – to jazz artist Ron McCurdy, who will lead a musical tribute to iconic American author Langston Hughes.
PSC Health Career Fair expected to draw more than 600 high school students
High school seniors interested in a medical field might be able to actually give injections at the 23rd Annual Pensacola State College Health Career Fair on Oct. 25 at the Warrington campus.
PSC Vet Tech graduates featured in trade magazine
Two Pensacola State Veterinary Technology graduates are featured in the October edition of Trends magazine. Gena Medley and Kirsten Kirkland were photographed at their jobs at Animal Hospital of Tiger Point.
PSC Police and Public Safety officers take pride in being part of Pirate family
Eleven law enforcement officers make up the Pensacola State College Police Department ─ one part of the school’s Public Safety Department, which also includes 17 non-sworn public safety officers who act as security guards on all campuses.
Molly McGuire endowed scholarship grows larger with two big donations
Pensacola State students served up a wee bit of Irish food and flavor at a reception last week for family, friends and supporters of the College’s Culinary Arts Program. But the main course was two donations that will grow the Molly McGuire Culinary Arts Endowed Scholarship fund and help more students pursue their dreams.
Tufts University: PSC students voted at higher rate than counterparts during 2018 midterm election
Historically young people have voted at a lower rate than older generations, however millennials are now wielding more power at the ballot box. And Pensacola State College students are helping lead the charge. During the 2018 midterm election, 42 percent of Pensacola State students voted ─ compared to 39.1 percent voting rates of students from other U.S. colleges and universities, according to Tufts University’s National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement.
Fundraising expert Gail Perry gets agencies ‘Fired Up’ at workshop
Fundraising specialists from a variety of agencies throughout Northwest Florida were “Fired Up” by fundraising expert Gail Perry, who delivered her “Art of Raising Major Gifts” workshop Sept. 26 at Pensacola State College. The room of 50 attendees listened as Perry, who’s based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, spoke on the importance of prospect lists and building relationships with prospective donors.
PSC cybersecurity program gives students tools to thwart cyberattacks – and attacks come from everywhere, even your car
Since 2016, Pensacola State has offered a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Cybersecurity. Program graduates will be prepared to earn 17 industry standard certifications. Some can even be earned while in the program. The cybersecurity program teaches students about security network technologies and operating systems, security management, databases, risk management, ethics, security testing and much more
PirateQ will make registration easier, less time-consuming for PSC students
On Nov. 1, the college will roll out its new PirateQ queuing system, which will streamline the registration process, cut down on waiting times and allow registration officials and academic advisors to devote more time to each student’s needs. The new PirateQ system is a product of QLess, a California-based technology firm that designs queuing systems for hospitals, government agencies, educational institutions and other large-traffic facilities.
PSC students give free haircuts to veterans living through hard times
Ten third-term Pensacola State cosmetology students offered free haircuts to homeless, hard-times military veterans who can’t afford such luxuries during the annual Homeless Veterans Stand Down at the Salvation Army.
Pensacola State’s top academic students and dapper student ambassadors honored by the College
Eight Presidential Scholars were honored at a Recognizing Excellence reception at the PSC Pensacola campus Sept. 17. The students, most recent high school graduates, were awarded scholarships based on a variety of factors, primarily stellar academic achievement. Also honored were the 12 Pensacola State College Student Ambassadors — always dapper in their sharp blue blazers — who are students that represent the college at various events, from college fairs to on-campus functions and receptions.
‘Mike Davey & Tracy Spikes Untitled’ works on exhibit at PSC
The works of “Mike Davey & Tracy Spikes: Untitled” are on exhibit in Pensacola State College’s Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts through Friday, Oct. 11. Davey and Spikes will be in attendance at an artists’ reception set for 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19, in the Switzer Gallery, Building 15, on the College’s Pensacola campus.
Pianist Kadisha Onalbayeva to perform at PSC on Sept. 29
Acclaimed pianist Kadisha Onalbayeva will perform at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, at Pensacola State College.
Florida’s ‘Biggest Food’ specialist works toward GED at PSC
Stephen Walls cooks under the name “Walls Clay” – look him up on Facebook – and makes what he boasts is “Florida’s Biggest Food.” On Saturday, he’s serving up a 10-foot burrito to a local fire department and a couple nonprofit groups. On Wednesday, he cooked chicken on a Rolls Royce 501-D13 engine he’s converted into a smoker/grill. But it’s not just big food Walls has cooking. He’s also has big dreams. One of them is moving from the south side of the Pensacola State College Pensacola campus to the north side.
49 Pensacola State students inducted into National Technical Honor Society
Forty-nine Pensacola State students recently were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (PSC chapter), and when asked the hardest class they’ve taken, a handful of students offered up “CCNA’’ ─ a series of classes in the College’s cybersecurity program.
Pensacola State launches first app for iPhones, will add Android in near future
When you first open the new Pensacola State College mobile app, you see a beautiful twilight photo of the M.J. Menge Bell Tower. But it’s only there a second before it fades to the important stuff: A menu list of helpful links, including the App homepage, which is similar to the College’s website page.
AFC September 2019 Member Spotlight: Robert Seay
If you need a task done, Robert Seay is one of the go-to people at Pensacola State College. For that reason and many more, Seay has been selected the Association of Florida Colleges chapter Member Spotlight for September.
Delta Kappa Alpha Memorial Cabinet dedicated July 27 in Chadbourne Library
More than 40 Delta Kappa Alpha Fraternity brothers, including several founding members, gathered on July 27 in the Edward M. Chadbourne Library for the unveiling of the Delta Kappa Alpha Memorial Cabinet.
Sandy Sansing provides funds, inspiration to PSC scholarship winners
Recently local businessman Sandy Sansing spoke to a group of scholarship recipients about his humble upbringing working for .25 cent tips at the old Jitney Jungle grocery store on 12th Avenue. The Sansing Scholars at the luncheon learned how now, having found financial and career success, he feels compelled to give back to others who might need just a boost to realize their dreams.
PSC Athletics Hall of Famers turn out for 2019 Pirate Experience
More than 100 fans turned out Tuesday night to meet and greet a couple of Pensacola State greats as well as current student-athletes during this year’s Pirate Experience.
PSC grads have less student debt than any college, university grads in nation
No college or university in the United States ─ public, private, big, small, hoity, plain or toity ─ sends its graduates off with less debt per student than Pensacola State College.
Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows chats with PSC students. That’s just one highlight for Pensacola State from the coveted and anticipated U.S. News & World Report’s “Best College” rankings, released Monday, Sept. 9.
Pensacola State to host three College Fairs in September
Pensacola State College is teaming up with the school districts of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties to host College Fair 2019 on Sept. 8, 9 and 10 at three PSC campuses.
Pensacola State’s first ‘Suit-Up’ event set for Oct. 6 at JC Penney
Pensacola State College cosmetology student Bernadette Harned is thinking of moving to Miami to start her career after graduating in December.
Trilogy Challenge disc golf tourney set for Sept. 28 at the PSC Milton campus
If you’ve ever been curious about disc golf, come on out to the Pirates Cove Disc Golf Course on Pensacola State College’s Milton campus on Sept. 28 and let it fly.
Pensacola State Vet Tech students to hold Dog Wash on Sept. 7
Pamper Fido with a bath and a pedicure from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 7, at Pensacola State College’s Warrington campus, Building 3200, 5555 West Highway 98.
Guitar Foundation of America winner to perform Sept. 27-28 at PSC
Raphaël Feuillâtre, Guitar Foundation of America 2018 Rose Augustine Grand Prize, will perform on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27-28, at Pensacola State College.