Students have until Tuesday to apply for spring graduation

Eligible students must apply for graduation through their Workday accounts by Tuesday, April 28, to have their names appear in the printed program. Spring Commencement will be held at the Pensacola Bay Center on Wednesday, May 13, at 5 p.m. Click here for RSVP instructions, cap and gown information and more. Congratulations, graduates!

Annual awards presentation shines a spotlight on student excellence

Pensacola State College honored 167 outstanding individual students and one student volunteer group during the 2026 Student Excellence Awards Ceremony on Thursday, April 16, in the Jean and Paul Amos Performance Studio on the Pensacola campus. Family and friends gathered as well for the annual event, which recognizes students for their academic success, campus leadership and commitment to service.

“You have a cheering squad of family and friends here to support you,” said PSC President Ed Meadows to the honorees before asking audience members to stand if they had also attended PSC or then Pensacola Junior College. “With 78 years as an institution, sometimes there are four generations in a family who have attended this college over the years, and more than 90% of our graduates stay in the region to work and raise their families.”

Anita Kovacs receives SACUBO Distinguished Service Award

PSC Business Affairs Vice President Anita Kovacs, C.P.A., has received the 2026 Distinguished Service Award from the Southern Association of College and University Business Officers.

Rob Gregg honored with the NAVUB Eagle Award

The National Association of Veterans Upward Bound has awarded PSC Veterans Upward Bound Project Director Rob Gregg its highest honor, the NAVUB Eagle Award, recognizing exceptional service beyond the call of duty to the organization and its mission of supporting veterans in educational pursuits.