decorative image of FCSAA-1 , Chanda Rigby, the late Carla Williams inducted into 2024 FCSAA Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame 2024-03-20 15:28:58

Chanda Rigby, the late Carla Williams inducted into 2024 FCSAA Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame

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Former Pensacola State College women’s basketball coach Chanda Rigby and former player and assistant coach, the late Carla Williams, have been inducted into the Florida College System Activities Association Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2024. Rigby, Williams and Miami-Dale College’s Ramona Edwards are being formally recognized at the FCSAA Division I Basketball Championship scheduled through Sunday (March 16) at Northwest Florida State College.

decorative image of Scholarship-recipients , 21 PSC students receive AAMES, Garrett T. Wiggins endowed scholarships 2024-03-12 14:26:54

21 Pensacola State College students receive AAMES, Garrett T. Wiggins endowed scholarships

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Twenty-one Pensacola State College students were honored at the annual 100 for 100 Campaign scholarship awards ceremony held March 8 in the Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio at WSRE-TV. African American Memorial Endowed Scholarships (AAMES) were awarded to Latarash Clark, Lakynda Curtis, Ziah Eubanks, Ashleigh Faucett, Radarian Robinson, Michelle Broadnax-Sullivan and Shunteia Turner.

decorative image of Pensacola-Sports-Association-Awards-Banquet , Pensacola Sports Annual Award Banquet 2024-02-28 14:06:51

Pensacola Sports Annual Award Banquet

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Pensacola State College Head Volleyball Coach Pati Gandolfo, from left, setter Kiara Vega and forward Paige Phillips along with Head Soccer Coach Mark Yepishin were honored at the 2024 Pensacola Sports Annual Award Banquet held Feb. 27 at the Brownsville Community Center. PSC Softball Player Georgia Hood, not pictured, also was awarded the 2023 Amateur Sports Award.

decorative image of Homecoming , Pensacola State celebrates Homecoming 2024 with crowning of new king, queen 2024-02-20 12:23:39

Pensacola State College celebrates Homecoming with crowning of King Chase and Queen Anna Leigh

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Pensacola State College selected a new Homecoming King and Queen during festivities held the week of Feb. 12. Chase Dixon and Anna Leigh Spence were crowned the College’s 2024 Homecoming King and Queen on Feb. 14  in Hartsell Arena. Associate Vice President of Student Affairs Jon Stephenson crowned the royals during the intermission of the women’s and men’s basketball games between Northwest Florida State College.

decorative image of pig1 , PSC crime scene tech students locate, examine carcass during annual pig dig 2024-02-20 11:53:53

Crime Scene Technician students locate, examine carcass during annual pig dig on Milton Campus

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Tori Wallace never imagined she would enjoy spending a Saturday digging up and examining a pig carcass. “The smell didn’t bother me, but it was a great assignment for students in the program because of the hands-on experience,” said Wallace, one of several  Pensacola State Crime Scene Technician Certificate Program students to participate in the 2024 Pig Dig held Feb. 1 on the Milton campus.

decorative image of npc-CLASS-OF-2024-2-scaled , PSC’s Center for Nonprofit Excellence introduces the inaugural certification Class 2024-02-20 11:16:38

Center for Nonprofit Excellence introduces the inaugural Certification Program Class

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The inaugural certification class was introduced to a group of donors and community leaders on Jan. 11. Twenty-two Northwest Florida nonprofits make up the class, which was recognized at the announcement and orientation session held in the College’s Bear Jones Moore Reeves Center for Math and Advanced Technology. The nonprofits ranged from relatively new organizations to long-established entities.

decorative image of CTE-Month-2024 , PSC celebrates CTE Month with FAFSA Day, free career workshops, more 2024-02-14 07:51:55

PSC celebrates CTE Month with FAFSA Day, free career workshops, more

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Pensacola State College is celebrating National Career and Technical Education Month with various campus events. Career and Technical Education (CTE) students work toward an Associate of Science degree, a vocational certificate, or a college credit certificate. This spring, more than 4,750 Pensacola State students are enrolled in CTE Programs. CTE Month celebrates and highlights the value, achievements and accomplishments of CTE programs across Florida and nationwide.

decorative image of Nurses , PSC’s online RN to BSN Program ranked among best by U.S. News 2024-02-07 09:01:33

College’s online RN to BSN Program ranked among best by U.S. News and World Report

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Pensacola State College’s online RN to BSN (Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing) Program continues to be ranked among the best by U.S. News and World Report. In the publication’s “Best Online Bachelor’s Programs 2024 Edition,” the program was ranked second among the 28 Florida College System institutions and sixth among all public and private Florida colleges and universities.

decorative image of Joe-Stallings-photo-2 , Stallings to be inducted into Florida College System Assn. Hall of Fame 2024-01-29 11:18:07

Stallings inducted into Florida College System Activities Association Hall of Fame

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Longtime Pensacola State College music professor Joe Stallings has been inducted into the Florida College System Activities Association Hall of Fame (FCSAA) for the 2023-2024 academic year. A guitar lover, Stallings established the classical guitar program at Pensacola State in 1982 and is currently the director of the College’s Guitar Program. He is also the founder and faculty adviser for the PSC Guitar Association and founder and director of the Pensacola Finger Style Acoustic Guitar Competition.

decorative image of Guitar-1 , Renown guitarist Lovro Peretić to perform Feb. 17 at Pensacola State 2024-01-25 09:59:00

Internationally-renown guitarist Lovro Peretić to perform Feb. 17 at Pensacola State

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Lovro Peretić, the 2022 Guitar Foundation of America’s International Concert Artist Competition Rose Augustine Grand Prize winner, will perform at Pensacola State College next month. Presented by the College’s Guitar Association, Peretić’s performance is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, in Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus.

decorative image of 2023-PSC-Homecoming-Court-1-scaled , PSC Homecoming 2024 2024-01-24 13:34:05

PSC Homecoming 2024

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The nomination period for the 2024 Pensacola State College Homecoming Court is now open. PSC students can self-nominate through Wednesday, Jan. 31, by clicking on the QR code below. Voting will take place Feb. 1-11.  Voters can cast only 1 ballot. The Top 5 candidates will be members of the Homecoming Court.

decorative image of PSC-Nursing.jpg-scaled , Pensacola State offers ‘money back guarantee’ to some grads 2024-01-24 12:22:43

PSC offers money-back guarantee to some grads

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Pensacola State College registered nursing, paramedic and welding program students are guaranteed jobs within six months of graduating, or they get their money back. The College is offering graduates a tuition refund as a stipulation of Florida’s 2021 Reimagining Education and Career Help Act, known as the REACH Act. The “Money-Back Guarantee Program” established the tuition refund for students who do not find jobs after completing select programs designed to prepare them for in-demand occupations.

decorative image of insta-scaled , PSC hosts Financial Aid Day on Feb. 10 2024-01-24 13:41:32

College to host Financial Aid Day on Feb. 10

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Get free, expert help applying, registering and paying for college at Pensacola State College’s Financial Aid Day set for 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, in Building 1 on the Pensacola campus at 1000 College Blvd. Ask questions, use the computer lab for online forms, and receive one-on-one assistance. Academic and Financial Aid counselors will be available to help new and returning students and their parents through the admissions and registration steps.

decorative image of Mental-Health1 , Florida Blue Foundation awards PSC over $300,000 in grants 2024-01-24 10:24:36

Florida Blue Foundation awards Pensacola State College over $300,000 in grants

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Grants from the Florida Blue Foundation will help Pensacola State College improve services to students on the Warrington campus and provide scholarships. Last fall, the College was awarded $300,000 from the Florida Blue Foundation to be used over four years to offer students mental health and case management services and mental health training to community members and caregivers.

decorative image of Nursing , Intelligent.com ranks PSC RN to BSN program among most affordable 2024-01-24 10:03:30

Intelligent.com ranks Pensacola State Rn to BSN program among most affordable in nation

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Pensacola State College’s online Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) program has been ranked among the most affordable by Intelligent.com. In its 2024 “Most Affordable Online RN to BSN Programs” rankings, Pensacola State was listed as No. 12 out of 45 national university and college programs by Intelligent.com, which provides informational resources and support to help students and parents make informed decisions about higher education.

decorative image of PSC-Cybersecurity-Lab , PSC designated a Nat’l. Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense 2024-01-22 07:27:00

Pensacola State designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense

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The National Security Agency and U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently designated Pensacola State College as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) through 2028. The CAE-CD designation is awarded to regionally accredited academic institutions offering cybersecurity degrees and/or certificates at the associate, baccalaureate and graduate levels.

decorative image of Andrea , PSC nonprofit center announces 2024 certification programs 2023-12-11 10:25:48

Pensacola State’s Center for Nonprofit Excellence and Philanthropy announces certification programs

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The Pensacola State College Center for Nonprofit Excellence and Philanthropy certification program ensures that applicants meet federal, state and local regulations while adhering to the highest nonprofit management standards. The program is led by PSC faculty, nonprofit experts and community partners. Nonprofit professionals will be trained and evaluated on best practices in essential areas, including board governance, strategic planning, fundraising, risk management, human resources and financial management.

decorative image of Rucker , PSC’s Brian Rucker featured guest on WSRE’s ‘Connecting the Community’ 2023-12-11 09:33:37

PSC’s Brian Rucker featured author on WSRE’s ‘Connecting the Community’

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Pensacola State College Professor Dr. Brian R. Rucker was a featured author on the WSRE-TV “Connecting the Community” segment, “The Write Stuff,” this fall. A renowned author, Rucker discussed “Worlds Within the World: The Story of the Walt Disney Resort Hotels,” “Floridale: The Rise and Fall of a Florida Boom Community,” and “Mine Eyes Have Seen: Firsthand Reminiscences of the Civil War in West Florida.”

decorative image of Winterberry , Donna Winterberry selected to receive Special Olympics Florida award 2023-11-07 08:32:33

Donna Winterberry receives Special Olympics award

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Pensacola State College professor Donna Winterberry has been chosen to receive the Special Olympics Florida Nancy Sawyer Health Access Award. The Nancy Sawyer Health Access Award recognizes an individual, agency, health organization, program, partner, or local Special Olympics program as a health hero who has carried the torch, greatly impacted and sustained equal access to health, fitness, or wellness for our athletes and people with intellectual disabilities for four or more years.

decorative image of Xavier-Andrews , Pensacola State College student awarded national VUB scholarship 2023-11-07 08:23:07

Work-study student awarded National VUB scholarship

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Xavier Andrews always loved the world of sports fitness and wanted to use his knowledge and skills to help others heal from injuries. A $1,000 National Association Veterans Upward Bound (NAVUB) Scholarship is helping the U.S. Navy veteran reach that goal. “I earned my Pre-Physical Therapist Assistant (associate in arts) degree this past summer, and I’m just waiting to get into Pensacola State’s (associate of science degree) program,” said the 29-year-old Andrews, who served four years in the Navy as an aviation electronics technician.

decorative image of Bear-Building , Pensacola State cuts ribbon on Bear Jones Moore Reeves center 2023-11-07 08:06:42

Pensacola State cuts ribbon on Bear Jones Moore Reeves Center for Math and Advanced Technology

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It was a day of celebration as the ceremonial ribbon was cut Oct. 30 on Pensacola State College’s new Bear Jones Moore Reeves Center for Math and Advanced Technology. “This is a great day for Pensacola State College, our students, our supporters, and Escambia and Santa Rosa counties,” said PSC President Ed Meadows. “The Bear Jones Moore Reeves Center for Math and Advanced Technology will provide state-of-the-art instructional space for our math department and enable us to expand our advanced technology and cybersecurity programs. Our cybersecurity programs are among our most rapidly growing degree programs.”

decorative image of Cake-Cutting , Pensacola State College celebrates 75th anniversary 2023-10-19 08:50:04

Pensacola State College celebrated its 75th anniversary on Sept. 13 with a full day of events

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Pensacola State College celebrated its 75th anniversary on Sept. 13 with a full day of events. The College opened on Sept. 13, 1948, with 136 students in Akins Boarding House in downtown Pensacola. PSC has grown to seven campuses and centers – Pensacola, Milton, Warrington, Downtown, Century, South Santa Rosa, and a Truck Driving Training Facility in the Santa Rosa Industrial Park East.

decorative image of Flash-Forward , Pensacola State recognizes supporters for artwork donations 2023-10-17 15:17:27

PSC recognizes supporters for artwork donations

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Pensacola State recently honored patrons who donated art to the College’s Flash Forward Permanent Collection in the Charles W. Lamar Studio. The honorees ─ Susan Voss, who gifted the College four Robert Mapplethorpe photogravures, and Gordon “Flash” and Elizabeth Sprague – were recognized at the “Flash Forward: In-Kind Donor Event” on Sept. 26 in the Lamar Lecture Hall of the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts.

decorative image of Place , ‘Inspired by Place’ on display at Pensacola State through Dec. 15 2023-10-17 13:58:13

‘Inspired by Place’ on display at PSC through Dec.

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The landscape photography of four artists  ─ Todd Bertolaet, Don Clark, Mark Alan Francis and Roland Miller ─ connect in the “Inspired by Place: Contemporary Landscapes” exhibit at Pensacola State College. A Gallery Talk is set for  6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, in Lamar Lecture Hall (Room 1513) at the Charles W. Lamar Studio in the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts. A reception will follow at 7 p.m. “Inspired by Place” is on display in the  Lamar Studio until Dec. 15.

decorative image of Winners , PSC Team takes first place in 27th YMCA Corporate Cup Games 2023-10-17 13:27:45

PSC takes 1st in YMCA Corporate Cup Games

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The Pensacola State College Team won first place in the 27th YMCA Corporate Cup Challenge (Large Company Division) held on Oct. 7. Held on the College’s walking track, the YMCA Corporate Cup Challenge helps to increase employee health and fitness, develop community spirit, and boost company morale, all while raising scholarship funds for the Y’s All Scholarship Fund. Companies are divided into two divisions based on employees and team members compete in 20 events.

decorative image of Scott-Anderson-1 , PSC to host Foo Foo Fest artist lecture, reception on Nov. 7 2023-10-17 12:57:14

Foo Foo Fest artist lecture, reception set for Nov. 7

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Pensacola State College will host a presentation by Scott Andresen, this year’s Pensacola Foo Foo Festival “Rhythm & Canvas – A Celebration of the Arts!” artist, on Tuesday, Nov. 7. Andresen’s Artist Lecture on his exhibit, “I Carry My Landscape with Me,” will be at 5 p.m. in the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts, Building 15, Lamar Lecture Hall (Room 1513).  A reception will follow at 6 p.m. and the exhibit is on display through Dec. 15 in the Switzer Gallery.

decorative image of Lumberjack , 2023-10-16 11:44:01

PSC Milton campus to host 34th Annual Lumberjack Fest on Oct. 21

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The 34th annual Northwest Florida Forestry Conclave Lumberjack Festival is set for 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, near the track on Pensacola State College’s Milton campus. The campus is at 5988 Highway 90, Milton. The Lumberjack Festival features competitive events for adults 16 and up in categories such as Axe Throw, Bow Sawing, Grand Caber Toss, Pole Toss, Standing Chop, Knife Throw and more.

decorative image of Court , PSC names basketball court in honor of Joe Ambersley, Coach Pete Peña 2023-10-13 15:23:22

PSC names basketball court in honor of Joe Ambersley, Coach Pete Peña

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When the Pensacola State College men’s and women’s basketball teams play at home next month, it will be on a renovated court with a brand new name. The (Joe) Ambersley and (Pete) Peña Court was unveiled during a Thursday, Oct. 12 ceremony in Hartsell Arena. The court was named in honor of Peña, the College’s basketball coach for the past 15 years, and his longtime friend and PSC Athletics supporter, Joe Ambersley. Ambersley and Peña’s actual signatures are inscribed on the court, emblazoned with the PSC Pirate logo.

decorative image of Margaritaville-copy , Pensacola State to stage ‘Escape to Margaritaville’ Oct. 20-22, Oct. 27-29 2023-10-09 07:20:10

Pensacola State to stage ‘Escape to Margaritaville’

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Pensacola State College’s Theatre Department will present the charming 2017 jukebox musical, “Escape to Margaritaville,” on Oct. 20-22 and 27-29. Based on the music of the late Jimmy Buffett, the production will be staged in Ashmore Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus at 1000 College Blvd. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. on Sundays. “Escape to Margaritaville” revolves around a part-time bartender and singer who falls for a career-minded tourist. The show also features the original song, “Three Chords.”

decorative image of Sports , PSC Athletics receives $250,000 donation from Pensacola Sports 2023-10-04 07:58:13

PSC Athletics Program receives historic $250,000 boost from Pensacola Sports Association

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Pensacola State College’s Athletics Program received a historic boost with a $250,000 donation from Pensacola Sports Association. The donation – announced at the College’s Pirate Experience held Sept. 27 on the Pensacola campus – is the lead gift in the PSC Athletics Program “Game Plan” capital campaign. “This donation, the largest ever in our athletics program history, will go a long way toward helping us reach our goals for the athletic capital campaign,” said PSC President Ed Meadows.

decorative image of Nonprofit , PSC Nonprofit Center to hold Volunteer and Intern Management workshop on Sept. 7 2023-08-30 14:55:26

PSC Nonprofit Center to hold Volunteer and Intern Management workshop on Sept. 7

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Volunteer and Intern Management will be the topic of Pensacola State College’s Nonprofit Center for Excellence workshop on Thursday, Sept. 7. Kendrick Doidge, vice president of business and public relations at HCA Florida West Hospital; Josh Newby, president and CEO of the Council on Aging of West Florida; and Paula Shell, president and CEO of Big Brothers and Big Sisters, will be the trainers for the workshop set for 8 a.m.-noon in the Florida Power and Light Company Nonprofit Center Annex on the College’s Pensacola campus.

decorative image of Grover , Grover Robinson IV joins Pensacola State College 2023-08-29 08:09:41

Grover Robinson IV joins Pensacola State Family

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Former mayor, commissioner is associate vice president of government and community relations Longtime Pensacola State advocate Grover Robinson IV has joined the College as the associate vice president of government and community relations. Robinson, former Pensacola mayor and Escambia County District 4 commissioner, replaces Sandy Cesaretti Ray, who retired in 2022. In the position, Robinson will serve as the College’s governmental affairs lobbyist and liaison to members of the Florida State Legislature.

decorative image of Megan-Doan , Nursing is a family tradition for Pensacola State College graduate 2023-08-22 11:53:39

Nursing is a family tradition for PSC graduate

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Choosing a career in nursing was an easy decision for Megan Doan of Pensacola. Doan, who recently earned her associate in science degree in nursing, comes from a long line of healthcare professionals. “My grandmother was a nurse, my father is a nurse, and my sister-in-law is a nurse,” Doan said following Pensacola State College’s Summer Pinning Ceremony held Aug. 3 at First Pentecostal Church of Pensacola.

decorative image of Grant , Nursing is a family tradition for Pensacola State College graduate 2023-08-22 11:33:21

PSC receives $2.49M grant to help train construction trade craftsmen

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Pensacola State College has been awarded nearly $2.5 million in Community  Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery funds to bolster construction trades employment in Hurricane Sally-impacted communities. PSC, George Stone Technical College, CareerSource Escarosa and Habitat for Humanity will collaborate to train low- to moderate-income residents in the carpentry, electrical, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), masonry, plumbing and welding trades.

decorative image of garde-manager , PSC supporters treated to appetizers from around the world at Garde Manger 2023-07-24 08:05:03

PSC supporters and donors treated to appetizers from around the world at Garde Manger

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Pensacola State College donors and supporters were treated to an assortment of hors d’oeuvres from around the world during the Garde Manger Donor Appreciation Reception held July 19 in the Delaino Student Center on the Pensacola campus. Culinary students created themed dishes ranging from Jamaican jerk chicken wings to Naples, Italy’s Caprese Crostini, an All-American…

decorative image of Patient2-scaled , Nurse Bootcamp 2023-07-17 09:36:11

11 Northwest high school seniors experience hands-on learning at Nurse Explorer Boot Camp

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4-day program held on Pensacola State’s Warrington campus After four days of learning to perform simulated venipunctures, assess vital signs and perform a head-to-toe assessment on simulated patients and create fake vomit (or emesis) from household items, Choctaw High rising senior Kayden Sutton is even more determined to become a registered nurse. The 18-year-old was…

decorative image of FCSAA , 9 Pensacola State students named to 2022-2023 FCSAA All-Academic Team 2023-07-13 08:39:02

9 PSC performing arts students selected to 2022-2023 FCSAA All-Academic Team

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Nine Pensacola State College performing arts students have been named to the Florida College System Activities Association (FCSAA) 2022-2023 All-Academic Team. Ezra Baker, Tabari Daniels-Butcher, Haileigh Furlong, Sienna Hudak, Daelan Moreland, Owen Raley, Tristen Rodriguez,  Hudson Laws Savage and Francisco Segovia were honored for academic excellence, leadership and community service. To be selected for the…

decorative image of Tilden , Pensacola State College Administrator Profile 2023-07-10 09:16:38

Pensacola State College Staff Profile

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Meet Tilden Whitfield, an academic advisor/life skills coach for TRIO Veterans Student Support Services. Whitfield, 30, has worked in postsecondary education and recently joined the Pensacola State College Family. In his position, Whitfield helps military veterans who are first-generation college students with career choices, degree plans, class schedules, applying for financial aid, and even transferring to a four-year college institution.

decorative image of Watson-Juneteenth-3 , Pensacola State College, Charter Academy and WSRE-TV participate in Watson Family Foundation Juneteenth festival 2023-06-29 08:15:01

Pensacola State College, Charter Academy and WSRE-TV participate in Watson Family Foundation Juneteenth festival

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Pensacola State College, PSC Charter Academy and WSRE-TV participated in the “Watson Family Foundation’s Second Annual Juneteenth: A Family Reunion for the Culture” held Saturday, June 17, in Museum Park in downtown Pensacola. On hand for the event were PSC administrators and faculty members – Director of Community and Special Initiatives Rameca Vincent-Leary, Business Department…

decorative image of Juneteenth-Featre-Image , Pensacola State College celebrates Juneteenth 2023 2023-06-27 10:26:28

Pensacola State College celebrates Juneteenth 2023

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The young and young-at-heart all turned out for Pensacola State College’s annual Juneteenth observance on Sunday, June 18. More than 150 attendees helped the College celebrate Juneteenth ─ the newest federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans. “This was a phenomenal celebration with some amazing talent in the room,” said PSC Professor Tonie Anderson-Steele, event organizer and Milton campus dean and counselor.

decorative image of Bahrain-Delegation , Bahrain delegation visits PSC to learn about workforce programs 2023-06-26 16:47:59

Bahrain delegation visits PSC to learn about workforce education

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The delegation visited United States from May 28 through June 9 under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program. The International Visitor Leadership Program On Demand Division and the WHA/EAP/NEA Branch arranged the national program. Gulf Coast Diplomacy Council organized the local program. A delegation of nine educators from Bahrain visited…

decorative image of Rotary-Scholars , 16 PSC students receive share of $22,000 in Cantonment Rotary Club scholarships 2023-06-26 15:59:02

16 Pensacola State students receive $22,000 in Cantonment Rotary Club scholarships

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The Cantonment Rotary Club awarded scholarships to 16 Pensacola State College students at a luncheon held on June 14 at St. Luke United Methodist Church. Sixteen Pensacola State College stellar students received $22,000 in Cantonment Rotary Club scholarships on Wednesday, June 14. Sienna Hudak performs at Cantonment Rotary Scholarship luncheon Since 1991, the Rotary Club…

decorative image of PSC-NWFSC-articulation-agreement-scaled , Pensacola State, Northwest Florida sign 2+2 articulation agreement 2023-06-22 16:33:11

Pensacola State and Northwest Florida state colleges sign 2+2 articulation agreement

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Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows, right, and Northwest Florida State College President Devin Stephenson shake hands after signing an articulation agreement that will give some NWFSC graduates an expedited path into PSC’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Cybersecurity. NWFSC grads can receive expedited admission into Pensacola State BAS in cybersecurity program Pensacola State College…

decorative image of club , 2023-06-06 15:45:34

Warrington Club Day

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About 200 health sciences students on Pensacola State College’s Warrington campus feasted on Chick-fil-A sandwiches on May 23 during the Summer Semester Kickoff and Student Clubs Sign Up Day. Sixty-two students opt-in to sign up for different student organizations. “Even though it was raining off and on, there was still an amazing turnout,” said Chandler…

decorative image of sunset , PSC student’s ‘Golden Hour’ photo selected for 2023 President’s Choice Award 2023-06-06 08:49:25

Graphic design student’s ‘Golden Hour’ photo selected for 2023 President’s Choice Award

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Ryann Makenzie Salter, center, is pictured with PSC President Ed Meadows and Chelsea Weaver, Gallery Coordinator for the Visual Arts Department, at the unveiling of Salter’s photo, “Sunset on the Line.” The framed image is on display in Barfield Administration Building’s second-floor foyer. ‘Sunset on the Line’ hangs in Barfield Administration Building A golden hour…

decorative image of crawfish1 , 2023 Crawfish Cookout 2023-05-31 09:57:45

Crawfish Cookout

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Pensacola State students and employees enjoyed nearly 500 pounds of crawfish when the College hosted the Crawfish Cookout on May 24 in the Building 5 Gazebo on the Pensacola campus. Cub’s Crawfish supplied the expertly-seasoned Gulf Coast delicacy, sausage, potatoes and corn. The Summer Semester kick-off included Cajun music, good friends and cornhole.

decorative image of charter , PSC Charter Academy holds first commencement ceremony 2023-05-31 09:41:35

17 seniors recognized at PSC Charter Academy’s inaugural commencement ceremony on May 18

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“Education is everything. Education is how you build your potential to become the person that you can be,” retired U.S. Navy Capt. Timothy “Lucky” Kinsella told members of Pensacola State College Charter Academy’s inaugural graduating class. Seventeen graduates were honored at the commencement ceremony held May 18 in McMillan Auditorium on the Warrington campus. Kinsella,…

decorative image of PLI-Class , 23 PSC faculty, staffers graduate from President’s Leadership Institute 2023-05-30 10:33:22

23 PSC faculty, staffers graduate from President’s Leadership Institute

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PLI Class of 2023 – The 2023 Pensacola State College President’s Leadership Institute members were recognized on May 17 at Atlas Oyster House in Pensacola. PSC President Ed Meadows congratulated the graduates on completing the program, where administrators, faculty and staffers spend nine months learning about the College and postsecondary education in Florida. Twenty-three Pensacola…

decorative image of nurses , 2023-05-05 12:13:38

Nursing profession welcomes 71 PSC grads into honorable ranks, including a mom, daughter

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Mother, Breanne Duby with daughter, Morgan Duby “I’m going to cry.” You couldn’t blame Breanne Duby for getting a little emotional. Moments earlier, the 39-year-old mother received her nursing pin on Thursday, May 4, at the 2023 Pensacola State College Department of Health Sciences Spring Pinning Ceremony. Her oldest daughter, Morgan Duby, 20, also was…

decorative image of Tower02-scaled , PSC Nonprofit Center to hold Human Resources workshop on May 11 2023-04-28 15:33:06

PSC Nonprofit Center to hold Human Resources workshop on May 11

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Four Human Resources professionals will facilitate a Pensacola State College workshop on Thursday, May 11. Set for 8 a.m.-noon in the Florida Power and Light Company Nonprofit Center Annex on the College’s Pensacola campus, the workshop will discuss recruiting, screening, interviewing, training, disciplining and more. The campus is at 1000 College Blvd. The Nonprofit Center…

decorative image of applied , PSC announces proposed lab fees changes for Applied Technology and Professional Services programs 2023-04-28 14:56:34

PSC announces proposed lab fees changes for Applied Technology and Professional Services programs

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Pensacola State College announced proposed lab fee changes for several Applied Technology and Professional Services Departments for students enrolled in the programs. The College’s District Board of Trustees will vote on the fee changes at the Tuesday, June 20 meeting at 5:30 p.m. on the Pensacola campus. If approved by the Board of Trustees, the…

decorative image of Students , PSC Charter Academy seniors share knowledge about potential careers at Senior Symposium 2023-04-25 07:53:45

PSC Charter Academy seniors share knowledge about potential careers at Senior Symposium

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Pensacola State College Charter Academy seniors presented their Capstone Projects on April 20 on the Warrington campus. Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows walked around the D.W. McMillan Auditorium on the Warrington campus, peppering PSC Charter Academy seniors with questions about careers ranging from veterinary science to creating video games to restoring old automobiles. Yes,…

decorative image of awards-1 , Student Excellence Awards Ceremony honors PSC’s best, most-dedicated students 2023-04-19 11:31:34

Student Excellence Awards Ceremony honors PSC’s best, most-dedicated students

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Nearly 100 Pensacola State College students were honored for achievements in academics, leadership, service and volunteerism at the 2023 PSC Student Excellence Awards Ceremony on April 13 in the Jean & Paul Amos Performance Studio at WSRE-TV. The ceremony recognized Program and Department Scholars, Scholastic Achievement (3.9 grade point average or higher) and members of…

decorative image of Little-Women , Pensacola State’s ‘Little Women’ production receives FCSAA Superior Rating 2023-04-19 08:43:56

Pensacola State’s ‘Little Women’ production receives FCSAA Superior Rating

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Pensacola State College’s theater production of Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” received a Superior rating from the Florida College System Activities Association – Theatre Division. Raines Carr, theater director at Chipola College, was the adjudicator. Carr also recognized individual performers ─ Jolene Cintron, who played Jo March, Harley Furlong as Amy…