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Scott Emerline – from Peace Corps volunteer to PSC recruiter
Don’t misunderstand. Scott Emerline really enjoys his new position as a Pensacola State College recruiter. But he would love to go back to the Southeast…
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PSC dedicates Florida Power & Light Company Nonprofit Center Training Room to assist community nonprofits
Pensacola State College dedicated its new nonprofit training room to Florida Power & Light on Tuesday, Nov. 15, in appreciation of the company’s substantial support…
PSC Graphic Design Senior Exhibition shows talent of students and impact of program
Mark Hopkins walked slowly through the Switzer Gallery taking in the exquisite design campaigns from 11 talented graphic design artists. The exhibition is special to…
The Pirate Newsletter, November 10
Farewell, van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night,’ Hello Hopper’s ‘Nighthawks’. Pensacola State honors supporter, media magnate Mary Hoxeng. PSC hosts luncheons for Escambia, Santa Rosa school counselors.…
PSC Veterans Day leadup includes Veteran Student Success Center ribbon cutting, U.S. Marine Corps 247th birthday celebration
There was birthday cake and a ribbon cutting. There was a cookout and patriotic music. Pensacola State College is closed on Veterans Day, Friday, Nov.…
Retired U.S. Navy diver now leads PSC Carpentry program
Shaun Garner is a retired U.S. Navy Diving Medical Technician. He’s trained to come to the rescue in life and death situations. Garner made a…
PSC hosts luncheons for Escambia, Santa Rosa school counselors
Of the dozens of Santa Rosa School District high school counselors who visited the Pensacola State College South Santa Rosa Center on Tuesday, Nov. 8,…
Pensacola State honors supporter, media magnate Mary Hoxeng
Pensacola State supporter and advocate Mary Hoxeng was bestowed an honorary Bachelor of Arts in Humane Letters degree from the College in October. The College’s…
Farewell, van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night,’ Hello Hopper’s ‘Nighthawks’
The Pensacola State College Outdoor Gallery has four new – new to the College, at least – masterpieces for all to see. Large vinyl reproductions…
The Pirate Newsletter, November 4
New PSC/UWF articulation agreement expedites BAS to MBA admissions. Two returning students win iPads just for registering! PSC volleyball heads to postseason with 14-game winning…
New PSC/UWF articulation agreement expedites BAS to MBA admissions
Pensacola State College business students who want to earn a master’s degree after earning a Bachelor of Applied Science degree now have an easier path…
Cantonment Rotary continues support of PSC students through scholarships
Heather Harvill has kids of her own – young adults, actually – in college. She definitely wasn’t expecting a scholarship for herself. Yet Harvill is…
Two returning students win iPads just for registering ! Make sure to register for spring 2023 term today!
Congrats to Pensacola State College students Madeleine Graybeal and Alexandra Kasel. They’re the winners of the PSC Priority Registration iPad giveaway. The two students were…
PSC volleyball heads to postseason with 14-game winning streak
The Pensacola State College volleyball teams didn’t lose a match in October and rides a 14-game winning streak into the postseason, which begins today for…
Visual & Performing Arts Events, November 2022
Check out November’s events presented by Pensacola State College Visual Arts, Pensacola State College Performing Arts Department, the Lyceum Series Committee, The Choral Society of…
The Pirate Newsletter, October 28
PSC Alumnus Sandy Sansing inspires, provides scholarships to students. Domestic Violence Awareness Week ends with walk that raises funds for Carla Williams Memorial Scholarship. PSC…
Domestic Violence Awareness Week ends with walk that raises funds for Carla Williams Memorial Scholarship
It was another reminder that their beloved Carla Williams was gone. Still, the family of the Pensacola State College Pirate legend knew they had to…
Up to 50 percent off at 3rd Annual PSC Suit-Up Event at J.C. Penney
You don’t have to be a Pensacola State College math major to know that 50 percent off any price equals big savings. The third annual…
PSC Visual Arts faculty ‘Show & Tell’ exhibit runs through Friday
You still have one more day to check out the awesome and inspiring art created by Pensacola State College Visual Arts department faculty members that…
PSC to host Foo Foo Fest international artist presentation on Nov. 2
Pensacola State College will host an artist presentation by Lara Sophie Benjamin ─ the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival Invited International Artist for 2022 ─ at…
PSC Cosmetology students meet prospective employers at job fair
Dozens of Pensacola State College Cosmetology students filled a room in the Delaino Student Center and, well, their hair looked fantastic. But of course, it…
PSC Alumnus Sandy Sansing inspires, provides scholarships to students
A half million dollars is a bunch of money. And at Pensacola State College, one of the consistently affordable colleges in the nation, that $500,000…
The Pirate Newsletter, October 20
True Texan behind ‘Texan B’s BBQ’ is PSC Culinary Arts grad. Christina Hamburg started PSC at 14. Now 19, she already has Associate in Arts…
Lumberjack Festival brings crowd to Milton campus – some to cut logs and throw axes, some to run through woods, others just to watch
Beth and Will Stern just moved to Santa Rosa County from Wisconsin earlier this year. “We heard about the Lumberjack Festival here and had to…
PSC Theater Director Rodney Whatley writes textbook on acting
Pensacola State College Theater Director Rodney Whatley hadn’t been using a textbook for his Acting I class because they were all so expensive. The less…
Christina Hamburg started PSC at 14. Now 19, she already has Associate in Arts degree and will soon earn RN Associate of Science degree
Christina Hamburg just turned 19 in July, but she’s already earned an Associate in Arts – Psychology degree from Pensacola State College and will soon…
True Texan Behind ‘Texan B’s BBQ’ is PSC Culinary Arts Grad
Bill Davis’ brisket is so good he doesn’t fancy it up with much. “Just salt and pepper” and then cook low and slow for about…
The Pirate Newsletter, October 7
PSC’s Molly McGuire scholarship principal surpasses $500,000 mark. ‘Little Rock Nine’ civil rights icon inspires audience at PSC. Pizza with the President brings students, administration…
‘Little Rock Nine’ civil rights icon inspires audience at PSC
Just one year after then-Sen. John. F. Kennedy’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book “Profiles in Courage” was published, a true real-life profile in courage would emerge in…
Visual & Performing Arts Events, October 2022
Check out October’s events presented by Pensacola State College Visual Arts, Pensacola State College Performing Arts Department, the Lyceum Series Committee, The Choral Society of…