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Pensacola State College COVID-19 Update from President Ed Meadows
Pensacola State College COVID-19 Update from President Ed Meadows
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PSC Vet Tech receives dog, cat foods donation to support program
Southern Veterinary Partners donated 164 pounds of dry dog and cat food, and 252 cans of wet food, to the Pensacola State College Veterinary Technology…
Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows honored with Rotary award
Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows has been named the 2020 recipient of the Grover III Robinson Award by the Rotary Club of Pensacola. The…
PSC’s Program Coordinator in the Mechanical Design Program designs way for future education
Mike Cannon is the PSC’s Mechanical Design and Fabrication, Associate in Science degree, program coordinator and instructor.
PSC alum helping to feed those in need during pandemic
A Pensacola State College alumna is making a difference in the community by helping to feed those in need.
Pace High standout joins PSC women’s cross country team
When Julie-ann Morgan joined the cross country team in ninth-grade, she had no idea she had a natural aptitude for the sport or that it…
Pensacola State researcher David Feliciano published by American Institutes for Research
Pensacola State College Senior Research Analyst David Feliciano was recently published on the website of American Institutes for Research (AIR), a non-profit group founded in…
Pensacola State’s new STEM facility ready for fall opening
The new state-of-the-art Pensacola State College STEM building will be open and ready for students when fall classes begin on Aug. 17.
Pensacola State College’s Building Trade programs offer fast-track to construction world
Some Pensacola State College students work from the classroom. Others work from the dining room. Or bedroom. And no, we’re not talking Zoom meetings.
PSC students ‘Living Room Conversation on Racism’ set for June 24
In light of the country’s current racial tensions, Pensacola State is presenting a students-only town hall “Living Room Conversation on Racism.”
Pensacola State College’s Charlie Schuler relishes classic beauty
PSC humanities professor Charlie Schuler seeks the beauty of the world, whether in art, language or the lonely sea.
Pensacola State College’s Massage Therapy program is much more than just pressing flesh
Massage therapy is both and art and a science. So says Sonja McCall-Strehlow, and she would know. She’s been a massage therapist for 37 years,…
Pensacola State restocks Food Pantry after AFC Food Drive
In the Pensacola State College Student Government Association office, Mel Miner looked over the bounty of food stuffed in the room – boxes and bags…
Pensacola State College starts weekly Open Zoom Info Sessions to communicate with prospective students
Pensacola State College recruiters along with admission and Student Services representatives will be available to talk to interested students in Open Zoom Info Sessions each…
A.J. says ‘Go Here, Get There.’ Listen to him, because he’s a nurse
After graduating from Tate High School in 2016, Alvin “Aj” Gordon Jr., came to Pensacola State College on a two-year baseball scholarship, and a dream…
Earn a health care vocational certificate at PSC in as little as eight weeks
There is a program offered at Pensacola State College which will have you ready to work in a health care facility just two months after…
PSC administrator finds solace in playing Madal drum
For most people, dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging – to put it lightly. One Pensacola State College administrator, however, has turned to…
Pensacola State GED students are now published poets, writers
Three Pensacola State GED students are featured in The Florida Literary Coalition’s “The Path Taken,” which publishes poems and stories from adult learners from across…
AFC hosts food drive for Pensacola State Food Pantry
Pensacola State College’s Association of Florida Colleges chapter is hosting a food drive for the Pirate Food Pantry.
PSC Veterinary Technology Program has record of success
There’s a U.S. map on the lobby wall of the Pensacola State College Veterinary Technology Program office with pins showing where graduates have gone to…
PSC announces 2020 Art Student Honors scholarship and award recipients
The Visual Arts Department at Pensacola State College has announced the 2020 Art Student Honors scholarship and award recipients.
Pensacola State music instructor finalist for ‘American Prize’
Pensacola State College music instructor and noted composer Michael Coleman has a beautiful Steinway grand piano in his home. And even though he is a…
PSC Pensacola campus disc golf course now open
The new Pensacola State College disc golf course is open on the Pensacola campus, offering six Innova chain baskets and numerous starting tee areas.
Pensacola State alumnus chases music dreams in Music City USA
Nancy Layne took guitar lessons at Pensacola State College. She also took a poetry class while at PSC. And both skills have helped her establish…
PSC Spanish instructor understands the language of learning
On this particular Tuesday evening, Pensacola State College Spanish instructor Scott Schackmann joined the students in his Spanish II class in their remote classroom, on…
PSC honors frontline heroes during COVID-19 crisis with Menge Tower tribute
Pensacola State College is joining the nationwide initiative to express appreciation to our local and global frontline healthcare workers, first responders, and all essential personnel…
PSC photography student wins month-long exhibit at Jaco’s
A photography exhibit by Pensacola State College student Lisa Carver is on display at one of Pensacola’s favorite restaurants.
PSC Kids College goes virtual
There will be a Pensacola State Kids College this summer. But like the older College students, Kids College attendees will learn and enjoy group activities…
Four PSC instructors inducted into Academy of Teaching Excellence
Four Pensacola State instructors were selected as 2020 Academy of Teaching Excellence inductees.
Summer classes begin May 11 at Pensacola State College
Pensacola State College will continue to hold online and live online broadcast classes during the summer semester.