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Need more Elvis? Hear Presley’s music in the PSC Summer High School Onstage Workshop production ‘All Shook Up’
The cultural flame lit by Elvis Presley has never been extinguished, even 45 years after his death. Still, that flame hasn’t burned this bright for years.
A new generation has discovered the music of the heralded “King of Rock ‘n’ Roll” largely due to the new acclaimed Baz Luhrmann film, “Elvis.” Some talented members of this young generation will perform some of Presley’s best-known music in the jukebox musical “All Shook Up,’’ which is the 2022 PSC Summer High School Onstage Workshop Production, July 22-24 and July 29-31 in the Ashmore Auditorium on the Pensacola campus.
Students, prospective students come from across region for Pirate Open House at Warrington campus
It’s more than a five-hour drive from Huntsville, Alabama – Rocket City, USA – to Pensacola State College’s Warrington campus, a small but serene and welcoming site nestling the Jones Swamp Wetland Preserve and Nature Trail.
But the drive was worth it for Huntsville resident Lily Berg and her mother, Cate Berg, who made the trip to attend the PSC Pirate Open House at the Warrington campus on Tuesday, July 19. (Lily even won a swanky PSC beach towel for making the longest journey to attend the Open House).
Horace ‘Ed’ Hartsell, third president of Pensacola Junior College, dies at age 86
Horace “Ed” Hartsell, the third and longest-serving president in the history of Pensacola Junior College/Pensacola State College, died Wednesday, June 29. He was 86 years old.
Hartsell was named president of then-Pensacola Junior College in 1980, serving in the position until 1997. Pensacola Junior College became Pensacola State College in 2010.
PSC mourns passing of Larry Bracken, former Executive Director of Government Relations
Larry Bracken advocated for Pensacola State College and Pensacola Junior College at the highest levels. He pushed and promoted the institution’s interests at the local, state and federal levels as the Executive Director of Government Relations.
Bracken passed away peacefully at his home on Sunday, July 3. He was 78 years old.
Meet Zack Potts: PSC alumnus is now Financial Aid Specialist
When Zack Potts was a Pensacola State College student, he didn’t really know that much about all the financial aid opportunities available to students.
Now it’s his job to let PSC students and prospective students know about the many ways to receive financial assistance to attend the College.
Spanish instructor Scott Schackmann becomes PSC Humanities and Social Sciences Department Head
Pensacola State College Spanish instructor Scott Schackmann will still teach after becoming head of the Humanities and Social Sciences Department on Tuesday, July 5.
Not as much as before, but it was crucial to Schackmann to still have time to do what he loves – teaching and impacting students in the classroom.
“That was really important to me,’’ he said about being able to teach even after taking up the department reins. “It’s the job I started in and it’s one of the areas where you can have the greatest impact on students.”
Pirate Path New Student Orientation draws full house
They came from far and they came from near, but it was a full house as Pensacola State College kicked off its Pirate Path New Student Orientation on Thursday, July 7, on the Pensacola campus.
Marnia Thomas was among the nearly 70 new students to attend the two-hour orientation session which began in Building 2, Room 251.
“I’m here because I want to learn about the College and not be stumbling around trying to find everything on my first day,” said Thomas, a Booker T. Washington High School graduate who plans to pursue a sonography degree.
PSC partners with Co:Lab to help area entrepreneurs and small businesses
It’s “Taco Thursday” at Pensacola Co:Lab and workers from more than a dozen different companies are sitting in a common area munching on tacos, and between bites, talking about their businesses.
Company leaders from each of the small businesses get up and offer updates on how things are going – their recent “wins,” their “needs” and other aspects of the business.
PSC Distinguished Alumni Association Awards Gala honors 5 who helped College, communities
The five honorees recognized at the Pensacola State College Distinguished Alumni Association Awards Gala on Saturday, June 11, have not only made the College better. They have improved their communities as well.
“This event celebrated the achievement of outstanding individuals,” said Hailey Lotz, PSC Executive Director or Development, Alumni and Athletics. “It was about our heritage and history. We gathered to recognize greatness and honor individuals who have shown dedication to a higher purpose.”
PSC Charter Academy info sessions set for June 2, June 7 at Warrington campus
It’s not too late for rising high school juniors and seniors to enroll in the new Pensacola State College Charter Academy, which begins classes on Aug. 8.
The College will host PSC Charter Academy information sessions from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on June 2 and June 7 in Room 3204, Building 3200, on the Warrington campus.
PSC says farewell to nursing instructor, retired U.S. Navy Reserve Capt. Karen Young
Karen Young already had more than 10 years of nursing experience when she joined the U.S. Navy Reserve as a commissioned officer in 1994.
By the time Young joined Pensacola State College’s nursing faculty in 2007, she had already served in numerous leadership positions in the Navy Reserve. Still, her greatest professional achievements wouldn’t come until she was well-entrenched at PSC.
Faculty Spotlight: Robert Thead, Humanities and Social Sciences
What’s the most important number in existence? Some will default to Pi, others to Euler’s number and maybe a few might even go with 137, a number some smart folks have theorized could help physicists unravel the grail-like grand unified theory long sought.
(And, of course, there’s 42 for all the fans of “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.”)
Pensacola State College political science instructor Robert Thead goes in a different direction. But don’t doubt his alternative, because Thead is one of the smart folks too.
PSC’s Rob Gregg is emcee of Memorial Day Observance at Barrancas National Cemetery
You might be barbecuing. You might be beaching, golfing or just chillaxing at home.
Just please take a minute at 3 p.m. to pause and focus on the price of freedom and those who paid that price. It truly is the very least we can do for those sacrificed their lives in war.
Monday, May 30, is Memorial Day. Pensacola State College is closed for the federal holiday which honors those military service members who have died while serving in the U.S. armed forces.
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HOSA Night at the Ice Flyers
Come enjoy a night at the Ice Flyers with fellow HOSA members. To purchase tickets, please contact Mary Turner via email, mturner@pensacolastate.edu November 13, 2021 at 7:05PM Central Ticket price $20 Pensacola Bay Center 201E Gregory St. Pensacola FL
PSC stance on student, employee absences due to COVID-19
To All PSC Students, This email is a follow-up to the email sent Sunday, August 1, 2021, concerning mask requirements on College sites. As stated in that email, masks are not required in College buildings but are strongly recommended to ensure the health and safety of the entire College community. It is also strongly recommended…
Pensacola State College returns to mandatory indoor masks beginning Monday, Aug. 2
Pensacola State College will reinstate a mandatory indoor mask policy on Monday Aug. 2 because of rising COVID infections and in accordance with recently released guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Student Excellence Awards 2020
CONGRATULATIONS 2020 RECIPIENTS! The annual Student Excellence Awards recognizes and honors some of Pensacola State College’s many outstanding students. Over 200 students are recognized this year for their achievements and reflect the theme of a Tradition of Excellence. ALL FLORIDA ACADEMIC TEAM All-Florida Academic Team recipients are recognized by the Florida College System for their academic…
Fall 2020 Dean’s List
The Dean’s List recognizes students who have achieved outstanding grade point averages for the term. To be eligible, students must full-time (12 credit hours or more per term), in good standing, and earn an overall GPA of 3.5–3.99 for the term. Congratulations to these students for their outstanding accomplishments! Omar Abu Alloush Cameron Acevedo Miguel Acevedo…
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.
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.
Countdown to Workday
Pictured are the College’s Workday Project Team members with Alchemy consultants back row, from left, Stephen Whiting, Michael Johnston, Ron Petet (Alchemy), Paul Oh (Alchemy), Alex Maidy (Alchemy), and Clive Houston. Middle row, Ben McCrary, Rhonda Likely, Nan Jackson, Julie Benesole (Alchemy), Nichole Johns, Michelle Dean, Davieda Grierson and Christina Sullivan. On the front row,…
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.
Fall 2018 Dean’s List for Baccalaureate Programs
First NameMLast Name KathrynM.Breed NoahN.Brennan MichaelCunningham AaronM.Doan KennethA.Heffner Jr StephanieN.Hu KyleD.Huffman KellyM.McCowan RebeccaA.Merlin MichaelT.Neal III VictoriaR.Pruitt AaronA.Render DianaG.Rice PhillipA.Richards MaggieM.Roberson KimberlyM.Wiltbank
Fall 2018 Dean’s List
First NameMLast Name IanR.Abercrombie RichlynC.Acebo JaxonL.Adams PeytonM.Addison BrianaK.Agcaoili GabrielH.Aguilar JonathanM.Alaback MeganJ.Albert GiovanniA.Alejandro GabrielP.Alfelor LisaR.Algee AaronZ.Allen OliviaM.Allen JordanS.Alley WileyD.Allgood WeiAnderson JillM.Arnold KaelieA.Arthur NoahD.Arwine MadelineE.Ates DeontaeX.Averhart EmmanuelO.Ayala TaniaBadran AmyM.Ball MaryA.Ballard KentrellJ.Baptiste DariusD.Barber MaximeBarnes SarahR.Barnes BrettA.Barnes KellyM.Barnhill AbigailBarr ArianaK.Barrett SteveM.Barrett EmmaL.Barrow HollyM.Bartlett SydneyS.Bates NicholasR.Batson CoralA.Bauer AlyssaL.Baxley CalebM.Bear NatalieA.Beckham EmilyR.Belcher IanBelknap HaileC.Bell MayaN.Belliveau TroyJ.Berry Sr DallasW.Biederman KaitlynnBishop SavannahJ.Bitler Anastasia…
Fall 2018 President’s List
First NameMIDDLELast Name NicoleL.Adams KaitlynN.Adkins AshleeN.Albanese MelissaA.Albuquerque CraeS.Andrew BrooklynM.Armand DianneM.Arnold ChristianM.Atchison LaurenE.Baccarini AaronE.Bading-Hickman JamesQ.Baker JohnB.Baldwin KatherineR.Ballard AnnaB.Barberree DrakeA.Barrett LaurenK.Barrow EricaB.Bartuccio Madegin ChyleA.Bayasca WilliamM.Beach AustinBelveal GregoryC.Benton DanielA.Bickerstaff AdamL.Billiot CalebG.Blackman LoganG.Blackmon WilliamD.Blum Jr MayaH.Bolling DariusG.Bora AnastasiaN.Boshard JaceyL.Bowen BlakeA.Bowen KatherineS.Bramlett ChristopherD.Brandon JessiL.Brown BaleighD.Brown LindseyS.Bunderson AndrewD.Burkett KristenE.Burnell IsabellaA.Cameron KevinF.Carff SonT.Carillion AllezandraO.Carter BryonyA.Castrillo BrookeD.Catchot Mary-CathrynM.Cavazos DezureaJ.Chadwick IbrahimM.Chami BrittanyA.Champion JacobM.Chauvin CongChen…
PSC Alumni Association sponsoring giveaway of Browning shotgun and rifle
The $50 suggested donation gives you a chance to become the proud owner of a Browning A5 Wicked Wings 12-gauge shotgun valued at $1,629.99 and a Browning X Bolt Stalker .270 caliber rifle valued at $999.99. One $50 ticket equals one entry for a chance to win both guns.
Pensacola State to host College Fairs in September
Pensacola State College has teamed up Escambia and Santa Rosa county school officials to host three College Fairs in September. The events are set for Sept. 9, 10 and 11 on the South Santa Rosa Center, Pensacola campus and Milton campus, respectively.
Spring 2018 Dean’s List for Baccalaureate Programs
First NameMILast Name JaymondS.Allison LisaA.Allwhite ChristinaK.Anderson ReneeL.Bates GilbertBeaver DavonK.Branch TylerJ.Breeden KeairraT.Brown PatrickJ.Bruha AmandaCarillion EricC.Carlson JessicaCarter KarenR.Chaney AntoineClay ChelseaA.Creech CazellL.Davis ChristianJ.Deliz-Ortiz GemmaE.Dobson GretchenS.Duplechain TawadaT.English RashelleM.English PhilipC.Evans ChelseaL.Fetterhoff RachelD.Gibbons EasaunteN.Gregg KiranK.Gurung MarkC.Hodges AshleyL.Holloway ThomasB.Howard EmmaE.Ivory FrancisS.Key III FrederickC.Lane PaigeM.Langley MaryC.Laveque TylerN.Lee RichardJ.Lynch DarwinJ.Martinez DominiqueN.Massey-Johnson ShadaK.McBurnie NikkiM.McCammon CharlesB.McClain AndrewM.Merchel PeterJ.Miller DarrianC.Montgomery TamiaV.Moreno StephanieK.Morfeld ChristinaM.Morgan PhuocH.Nguyen JanetM.Nguyen HadeelA.Odehali TiphaniD.Pattioay…
Spring 2018 President’s List for Baccalaureate Programs
First NameMILast Name WalterJ.Beckman BrittanyJ.Bickham TaylorP.Bishop SteveW.Blackwell DevinD.Bonner BrandyBrewer CarlyM.Brink BobbyJ.Bruno CourtneyN.Cale FiorellaS.Caro Altieri MelissaD.Carroll DenizC.Ciftci PhillipW.Coffman SamirriaCunningham Thanh ThaoT.Dang JonathanR.Doman CoreyJ.Douglas JustinM.Eldridge JustinT.Ferry AltonG.Flowers TravisL.Hajenga CourtneyG.Hallbauer MichaelL.Hancock BradleyC.Haveard JessicaL.Hinton ScottW.Hodson NicholasA.Holt BambiR.Huffman AlexanderJ.Huggett VeronaC.Hutchinson LarrenceO.Inkel DonnaM.Jernigan JessicaM.Lage EmilyR.Madigan JasonG.Mallery MicalaL.Mathews MargeauxS.McElroy DeborahV.McIntyre JessicaA.Nguyen CharlesA.Niedbala KendallR.Oakes JenniferL.Ojeda EdwardOlford EricaL.Otten RussellE.Raught AdamV.Richard PhillipA.Richards SarahE.Richmond JenniferM.Ross CraigA.Rowland…
Spring 2018 Dean’s List
First NameMILast Name KierstenE.Aaberg ElizabethJ.Akin JonathanM.Alaback SaraM.Alarcon MaxwellC.Alderman JordanS.Alley WilfredoJ.Alvarez NoelleA.Anderson CalvinAnderson KayleeN.Anderson WilliamArabian JosephA.Ard LanaeM.Arena AshleyArneson ChristenM.Ashe EmileeAtwood DeontaeX.Averhart DestinH.Avery ScottA.Avis JennielouE.Bachmeier RebeccaL.Bacon AaronE.Bading-Hickman HenryJ.Baldwin KeatonJ.Ballard BrettA.Barnes GeraldE.Barr AriannaM.Barr AshliL.Barrett CassidyK.Barrow AxelP.Barry VictoriaA.Barsh CharlesC.Barsh DakotaR.Bartley HunterD.Bass AshliG.Baucum TiffanyN.Bays LanceD.Bean DavidM.Beaty NoahF.Bell SarahL.Bell KeiraM.Benjamin BrittanyC.Bennett KatherineN.Benoit NoahR.Bentley ValerieR.Bernardo TroyJ.Berry Sr BeauxA.Bice MatthewJ.Bilodeau MelanieJ.Bish PhoenixF.Blacker JamieW.Blackmon…
Spring 2018 President’s List
First NameMILast Name EmilyE.Adams NicoleL.Adams MelissaA.Albuquerque CraeS.Andrew BrooklynM.Armand ChelsieV.Arrants KatelynnD.Auer LaurenE.Baccarini AlexanderD.Bachmann SarahN.Bachmeier WesleyG.Baggett MirandaE.Bailey AndrewO.Bare NicoleL.Barrett SteveM.Barrett JessicaBarton KylaM.Bearden NathanielG.Betham CalebG.Blackman KristiB.Blackwell WilliamD.Blum Jr BronsonS.Bond ShelbyD.Bookout SamuelO.Borowski KatrinaS.Boteler MackenzieL.Brennan CheyenneC.Brodie-Mcaleister EddieA.Brothers Jr CalvinF.Brown ElizabethC.Buchanan MaxL.Buchanan MarcusBuckland BradleyC.Bunch LindseyS.Bunderson AndrewD.Burkett LukeH.Burkhead MichelleL.Burmeister KristenE.Burnell YadiraBurnette NinaK.Burnham MeleahV.Bush JessicaS.Butler DarylJ.Calhoun AnnternettCampbell ConnerM.Cantrell KristofferH.Carlson BrookeD.Catchot JeremyChadwick BrittanyA.Champion MeetA.Chauhan…
Faculty Spotlight: Photographer develops a new career at Pensacola State
It all started with a hobby and a change of plans, but the decision to stop and talk to Pensacola State’s Visual Arts Department Chair Krist Lien was all Christopher White needed to picture a different path for himself.
Student Spotlight: Grandmother goes here to get there …and keeps on going
Working for over 20 years, raising a child as a single mom and then becoming a grandmother would seem like a good way to wind down a life well-lived. For Tawada English, that’s just where her story begins. From her GED diploma to her Ph.D., this grandmother is not going to let anything stand in her way.
Compassionate heart leads PSC faculty to help others
During a difficult season in her life, Teresa Jackson was touched by the kindness and generosity of others.
Today, more than 25 years later, Jackson, an adjunct professor and administrative assistant at Pensacola State College, is still paying it forward.
Jackson collects, bags and provides individual emergency kits for victims of natural disasters. She started making the individual emergency kits following the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that decimated Haiti in 2010.
Holiday Crafts and Vendors Festival at PSC Milton Campus Nov. 4, 2017
Get an early start on your holiday shopping! Seasonal items, numerous vendors and plenty of food will be available 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 at Pensacola State College’s Milton campus, 5988 Hwy. 90. Come out and enjoy crafting for children, rock painting, Christmas ornaments and Milton High School Band’s famous shish-ka-bobs,…
Fagan graduates from FDLE Executive Leadership Institute
Pensacola State College Police Chief Sean Fagan was among 30 criminal justice executives to recently graduate from the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute. An educational opportunity for upper level managers within Florida criminal justice organizations, the Executive Leadership Seminar provides a continuing education forum for the development and refinement of leadership skills. The Class Five…
Solar Eclipse 2017
They came with solar eclipse glasses, boxes converted into safety viewers and cellphones to catch history as it crossed the skies of northwest Florida on Monday. Hundreds of Pensacola-area residents – young and old – camped outside the E.G. Owens Planetarium from about 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to catch a glimpse of the Great…
PSC honors Employees of the Year
Unsung hero… Outstanding work ethics… Huge heart for students…
These were just a few of the comments describing Pensacola State College’s three Employees of the Year – Mary Graves, Diana Taylor and Scott Russell – at a festive ceremony in the new Charles W. Lamar Studio, July 25.
Colleagues, friends and family filled the Studio’s spacious lecture hall as PSC President Ed Meadows called attention to the accomplishments of each honoree and the importance of the annual event that began in 1975.
“CAEOP began this awards ceremony and it has been an anticipated event for more than 40 years. When CAEOP could no longer host the ceremony, it was just too important to let it drop,” Dr. Meadows said. “We are grateful that our Human Resources department is continuing this tradition.”
27th annual SHOW, ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie,’ runs July 21-23 and July 28-30 at PSC
More than 50 local high school students are featured in Pensacola State College’s 27th annual Summer High School Onstage Workshop production, “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” July 21-23 and July 28-30. Friday and Saturday performances are 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees are 2:30 p.m. at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus. The…
President Ed Meadows shares college news and accomplishments at campus meetings
New faculty and staff were recognized, college-wide accomplishments were celebrated, and an abundance of information was shared as PSC President Ed Meadows held five campus meetings on the Milton, Pensacola and Warrington campuses last week.
Literary Quiz Bowl 2017
Samantha Brown, left, a Tate High School senior, was the winner of Pensacola State College’s 2017 Literary Quiz Bowl held Thursday, March 9, on the Pensacola campus.
PSC hosts SkillsUSA Region 1 competition and Worlds of Possibilities Career Expo
A few years ago, Stephen Flowers of Milton hit pay dirt while competing in the SkillsUSA Region 1 competition. Not only did the Locklin Technical Center student placed second in the HVACR category at 2012 competition but he also received a job offer. “I didn’t make it to the state competition because I went to…
Campus Safety Month activities for everyone
From safety bingo and game shows for students to crime awareness and active shooter training for faculty and staff, March is packed with daily activities and speakers aimed at keeping Pensacola State College a safe place to be.
PSC student’s photos selected for national women veterans exhibit
For as long as she can remember, Debra Russell has used photography to chronicle life moments and milestones.
However, the Pensacola State College student never imagined some of her photos would be part of a nationwide exhibit.
2 Pensacola State students win FCSAA vocal competition
Robert “Bobby” Arnold and Lori Perko – are among the best vocalists in the Florida College System. The two vocal performances majors won the male and female vocal categories at the Florida College System Activities Association Music Symposium Student Artist Competition held Jan. 26-28 at Jacksonville University. Arnold, a tenor, competed against 10 male vocalists,…
Dr. Meadows receives PACE Awards Leadership in Education Recognition
We are pleased to share that Dr. Ed Meadows was presented the highly coveted Leadership in Education Award during the Greater Pensacola Chamber’s 57th annual PACE Awards celebration Wednesday evening. According to the chamber, the Leader in Education Award is presented to an individual with a stellar record of educational service through outstanding contributions to…
Appointments available at The Salon at PSC
Do you need a makeover or a massage to decompress? Well, The Salon at Pensacola State College is taking appointments to cure what ails you – be it gray roots or a knot in the neck. To schedule a hair, nail or massage appointment, call (850) 484-2567. Located in Building 12 on the Pensacola campus, services…
Kids’ College Wins Best of the Coast 2016 Award
Pensacola State College’s 26th Annual Kid’s College recently was named the Best Summer Camp in the Best of the Coast 2016 competition, sponsored by Independent News Weekly. Running from June 6 through Aug. 5, Kids’ College offered several new courses with cutting-edge fun. Campers ages 6-12 were introduced to coding in “Minecraft Modders” and created…
Pensacola State College instructor, students invent Pancake Robot
Perfect pancakes are as easy as 1-2-3 when you use Pensacola State College’s Pancake Robot. Students in Wilson Rook’s robotics-mechanics and controls course recently outfitted an industrial robotic arm with two prosthetics that pour and flip pancakes. On Nov. 28, the students tried out the apparatus and were treated to a dinner of golden pancakes…
Reaching Milestones
Last week was a busy one for Pensacola State. The college family said goodbye to Collegiate High and Adult Education, PALS and Pensacola State graduates during commencement exercises held Thursday, Friday and Sunday. More than 130 students received diplomas from Collegiate High and 27 others earned Certificates of General Education Development during summer and fall…
Sandy Sansing is featured speaker at PSC fall graduation ceremony Dec. 11
Automobile dealership magnate Sandy Sansing is the featured speaker at Pensacola State College’s fall graduation ceremony at 3 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 11, at the Pensacola Bay Center. The doors open at 1:30 p.m. PSC President Edward Meadows will confer bachelor’s degrees, associate degrees and certificates to about 500 graduates at the ceremony. Almost 104,000 students…
PSC’s SkillsUSA chapter receives $2,000 grant from Lowe’s
Pensacola State’s SkillsUSA chapter has received yet another accolade – this one being a monetary award. Lowe’s presented the chapter, a 2016 SkillsUSA National Models of Excellence Recipient, with a $2,000 grant on Thursday. Pensacola State’s SkillsUSA chapter was one of only two community colleges in the nation to receive the Models of Excellence Award…
PSC Art Faculty and Staff Exhibition at Anna Lamar Switzer Gallery open now – Dec.14
Hardhats are not needed to explore “Under Construction,” the Pensacola State College Art Faculty and Staff Exhibition that just opened at the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts, Building 15, on the Pensacola campus. The public is invited to visit the exhibition through Dec. 14 and to meet the artists at a reception from…
PSC Hosts Na’im Akbar in Free Event June 23
Distinguished scholar, clinical psychologist and author, Na’im Akbar, speaks on “Knowledge, Power and Freedom” at 6 p.m., Thursday, June 23 at Pensacola State College’s Hagler Auditorium, Building 2, Room 252, on the Pensacola campus. The public is invited to this free event and no tickets are required. Doors open at 5 p.m. Sponsored by PSC’s…
New VoIP Phones
The new phone system is here and being installed now! The old Harris system has aged to the point that it is difficult to find parts and make repairs, and it is no longer cost effective to maintain the system and the infrastructure required to support it. The phones will be replaced by building with the…
NEW Self-Service Password Reset Tool
Tired of having to call the student helpdesk just to reset your PirateMail password? What if it is the weekend or after 8pm and the Helpdesk staff are not available… you are in luck! Pensacola State College has implemented a Self-Serve Password Reset Tool for resetting your network password (used to access PirateMail, lab computers…
Password Security Precautions
Security Precautions When Using College Business Systems Information Security involves maintaining and protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data. Did you know that the largest threat to the security of PSC’s data comes from you, the user? Inadvertent typing errors, accidental spyware downloads, or installing unauthorized software that may contain a virus on your workstation can lead to erroneous data…
Office 365 for Free!
Pensacola State College partners with Microsoft to provide Office 365 to our students for email and collaboration. Included in the Office 365 suite is cloud based email and Office apps as well as a full 1 TB of cloud storage in OneDrive…and now students can download the suite for free to personally owned devices! This automatically updatable,…