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PSC to screen ‘Long Time Coming: A 1955 Baseball Story’ on Friday
Pensacola State College will screen the sports documentary, “Long Time Coming: A 1955 Baseball Story,” on Friday, May 25.
Pensacola State College to host SQLSaturday #743 on June 2
Pensacola State College will host SQLSaturday #743, free training sessions for Microsoft platforms, on June 2.
Spring 2018 Dean’s List for Baccalaureate Programs
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Spring 2018 President’s List for Baccalaureate Programs
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Spring 2018 Dean’s List
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Spring 2018 President’s List
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PSC students take home gold, silver ADDY awards at district competition
Pensacola State College will be well-represented at the 2018 American Advertising Awards this year. Two students – Kelly Bestgen and Alicia Kanuck ─ won gold awards at the district competition and qualified to compete at the national competition on June 8 in Chicago. The two were among the many Pensacola State students to win at district and regional competitions this year.
14 PSC students inducted into Sigma Beta Delta honor society
Hard work has paid off for 14 Pensacola State students who were inducted into Sigma Beta Delta international honor society during the spring semester. The society recognizes scholarship and achievement of business, management and administration students.
Pensacola State student receives KelbyOne scholarship
A Pensacola State student’s talent and passion for photography has earned her an opportunity to learn from the industry’s best instructors. Kylie Crowell was one of only 25 students in the U.S. to receive a scholarship to attend Photoshop World 2018: A KelbyOne Conference set for May 31-June 2 in Orlando.
PSC recruiter uses personal struggles to inspire, motivate students
It’s a familiar story: a child is born to a teenaged mother; the father is absent. The child lives in public housing and grows up surrounded by poverty, neglect, drug abuse and violence. That’s how Donte Sheppard’s story starts. But where it goes from here, he says, is up to him.
Undeterred by illness, single mom closes in on bachelor’s degree
Quitting was never an option for Donna Jernigan. After overcoming a variety of obstacles, her goals are in sight.
2018 Memorial Day Concert to honor fallen heroes in uniform
The bravery and sacrifices of America’s veterans and armed forces service members will be honored during the 3rd annual Pensacola Memorial Day Concert set for Monday, March 28.
Pensacola State College announces summer hours
Summer hours have started at Pensacola State College and while many offices operate on a 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Thursday schedule until Aug. 3, others will be open on Fridays.
PSC to stage Sherlock Holmes comedy spoof, ‘The Game’s Afoot,’ May 17-20
The Pensacola State College Performing Arts Department will present “The Game’s Afoot” May 17-20 in the Ashmore Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus.
Pensacola State, Habitat for Humanity to present ‘Artistically Repurposed’
Pensacola State College and Pensacola Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore have partnered once again to present “Artistically Repurposed” art exhibition and auction.
15 PSC students headed for national SkillsUSA conference
Pensacola State College will be well-represented at the SkillsUSA national conference this summer. Fifteen Pensacola State SkillsUSA student-members qualified for the national competition ─ after winning gold at the 2018 Florida SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference. Also, Pensacola State was selected a 2018 Gold Medal Chapter of Distinction, and culinary arts instructor Jimmie Langham was named the 2018 Florida SkillsUSA Advisor of the Year.
PSC to celebrate Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month and Pensacola State College will hold a Japanese Tea Ceremony on Thursday, May 10, to celebrate the observance.
Pensacola State College welcomes new volleyball coach
The Pensacola State volleyball team has a new head coach. Jennie Belarmino has joined the college family. Formerly, the head volleyball coach at Lake Sumter State College, Belarmino has a wealth of experience including playing the sport at Ball State University and the University of Illinois.
Pensacola State students shine at Florida HOSA conference
Two Pensacola State College students have advanced to the 2018 HOSA National Leadership Conference after winning at the state conference held in Kissimmee. Katherine Gaskill and Christine Zaccardi placed first and second, respectively, in the veterinary science competition. Ashlee Johnson won fifth-place in the medical math competition.
5 students named to 2018 FCS All-Florida Academic Team
Five Pensacola State College scholars were honored for academic excellence by the Florida College System. Alexandria Bly, Bradley Bunch, Kayla Pope, Miranda Taylor and Victoria Taylor were selected for the 2018 FCS All-Florida Academic Team.
6 students receive $1,000 grants from Florida Theatrical Association
Six Pensacola State College students each received $1,000 grants from the Florida Theatrical Association. Kathan Brannon, Sarah Lane, Veronica Lindholm, Demetrius McNutt, John Chance Ruschel and Jessica Wright were selected based on their leadership, accomplishments and performance abilities.
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.
Pensacola State prepares for Spring Graduations and Nurses Pinning
More than 1,100 students will fulfill lifelong dreams as Pensacola State College, Collegiate High School and the Adult Education Program hold commencement exercises and pinning ceremonies this week.