Pensacola resident and Pearl Harbor Survivor, Frank Emond, will join the record books on Monday, May 27, 2019 as the world’s oldest living conductor. Continue Reading 4th Annual Pensacola Memorial Day Concert Honoring Fallen Heroes Features Pearl Harbor Survivor Joining the Guinness World Records and Pensacola’s Mayor
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Pensacola State College has announced changes in fees for some programs, and the costs for new nursing courses and the truck driving program. Continue Reading PSC announces fees for allied health, nursing, truck driver programs
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The Luna Fine Art Gallery will present “Exposure,” an exhibit showcasing the talents of nine Pensacola State College student-photographers from May 31 to Oct. 4.
Continue Reading Luna Gallery to exhibit Pensacola State students’ photography
Michelle Buchanan will share her expertise on successful fundraising practices at a workshop offered through Pensacola State College’s new Nonprofit Center for Excellence and Philanthropy program. Continue Reading Fundraising guru to host workshop on comprehensive campaigns on May 15
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Fourteen Pensacola State students were inducted into Sigma Beta Delta international honor society this spring. Continue Reading 14 Pensacola State students inducted into Sigma Beta Delta honor society
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The works of three Pensacola State College graphic design students were exhibited at the Pensacola Museum of Art this spring.
The designs of Sandra Morris, Josh Clark and Kayla Wood were included in “The Collateral Campaign Project” which was part of the museum’s “Aesthetics of Decadence: The Prints of Aubrey Beardsley” exhibition. Continue Reading Works of 3 students exhibited at Pensacola Museum of Art
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The Pensacola State College Performing Arts Department will stage “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” May 16-19.
The Thursday through Saturday, May 16-18, performances are set for 7:30 p.m. in the Ashmore Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus. The Sunday, May 19, performance will be at 2:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Continue Reading PSC to stage ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ May 16-19 in Ashmore Auditorium
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Five Pensacola State faculty members have been inducted into the college’s Academy of Teaching Excellence. Continue Reading 5 faculty members inducted into PSC Academy of Teaching Excellence
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Pensacola State’s own Rob Gregg was elected president of the National Association of Veterans Upward Bound (NAVUB) in March.
The organization is part of the federal TRIO programs and funded through the U.S. Department of Education. Veterans Upward Bound projects, supported by NAVUB, are dedicated to developing the potential of all U.S. military veterans. Continue Reading Gregg elected president of national Veterans Upward Bound program
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Seven Pensacola State College SkillsUSA student-members have qualified for the organization’s national conference ─ after winning gold at the state level.
Hosted by Pensacola State, the 2019 Florida SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference was held April 7-9 at the Pensacola Bay Center. The event had a $4.5 million impact on the local economy and brought more than 6,000 visitors to the area for the conference and Worlds of Possibilities Career Expo and Job Fair. Continue Reading 7 Pensacola State students qualify for national SkillsUSA conference
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Nearly 80 Pensacola State College administrators, faculty and staff were recognized at the 2019 Employee Service Awards Ceremony held Friday, April 19, in the Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio.
Seventy-eight Pensacola State College administrators, faculty and staff were recognized during the 2019 Employee Service Awards Ceremony held Friday, April 19, in the Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio. Continue Reading 78 PSC employees honored at 2019 Service Awards Ceremony
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Fifteen Pensacola State College student-athletes struck some major deals on Wednesday, April 24, when they committed to Division I, Division II, Division III and NAIA colleges and universities. Continue Reading 15 Pensacola State student-athletes commit to universities, colleges
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