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‘Topping Off’ ceremony celebrates Phase II building milestone

Video, Topping Out ceremony' Bear, Jones, Moore, and Reeves Advanced Technology Building

Pensacola State College and Pensacola-based contractor, the Morette Company, held a “Topping Off” ceremony on Wednesday to celebrate the placement of the final structural beam on the Bear, Jones, Moore, and Reeves Advanced Technology Building.

The facility (estimated to cost $22 million to $25 million) is scheduled for completion in December 2023.

A “Topping Off” ceremony – which originated in ancient Scandinavia ─ celebrates the last structural beam going into position on a building project.

Pensacola State fall graduation set for Dec. 11 at Bay Center

Pensacola State College will hold nursing pinnings and fall commencement on Thursday, Dec. 8, and Sunday, Dec. 11, respectively.

Summer and Fall Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing, Associate of Science degree in Nursing and Career Certificate in Practical Nursing graduates will be pinned during a 3 p.m. Thursday ceremony at First Pentecostal Church, 6485 Pensacola Blvd., Pensacola.

PSC Adult High graduates ready for next chapter – for some that means college

Twenty years after she would have graduated from high school, Denise Harris earned a GED and received her diploma.

Harris was one of 50 graduates honored at the 2022 Pensacola State College General Education Diploma Recognition Ceremony held Wednesday in Ashmore Auditorium on the Pensacola campus.

Pensacola State’s AFC chapter named a Platinum Chapter at 2022 conference

The Pensacola State College Chapter of the Association of Florida Colleges was recognized as a Platinum Chapter during the 73rd Annual AFC Annual Conference and Meeting.

Nine PSC representatives attended the conference held Nov. 15-18 in Panama City.

Visual Arts students show professional-caliber work at Graphic Design Senior Exhibition

When you’re creating sparkling, top-shelf advertising campaigns that dazzle eyes and hold attention, you can expect some interest from the professionals.

Pensacola State College graphic design instructor Mark Hopkins said that’s exactly what happened when representatives from local advertising firms showed up for the 2022 Dr. Marjan Mazza Bachelor of Applied Science in Business and Management – Graphic Design Senior Exhibition Reception on Dec. 1 at the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts.

PSC Robinson Honors Program hosts inaugural Student Symposium

Former Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson IV walked to Audrey Stemen’s poster exhibit and stared quizzically at the topic – “Structure Elucidation of a Copper (I) Thiolate and its Water-Soluble Complex”.

“So, what is this?” Robinson asked, requesting Aubrey explain the topic a bit.

She did ─ extensively and confidently.

Meet new TRIO-SSS advisor/counselor La’Krystal Neal-Williams

She knows firsthand how TRIO can help change lives

La’Krystal Neal-Williams knows the impact that the TRIO programs can have on a student and their future.

She was looking for the TRIO offices at the University of West Florida as a student when UWF TRIO representative David Williams walked her to another building to help her get some paperwork.

Neal-Williams ended up marrying David Williams.

Now, she is a Pensacola State College TRIO-Student Support Services’ Academic Advisor and Life Skills Coach.

PSC fills students up with pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage for finals week

Pensacola State College student Jordan Caldwell had a plate of food, but it wasn’t too full.

“If I eat too much, I’ll get tired and pass out,’’ the computer science major said. “I want to do well. I’m so nervous.”

Caldwell was one of many PSC students who were treated to a pancake breakfast Monday morning ─ courtesy of the Office of Student Engagement and Leadership with assistance from the Culinary Department which helped prepare the food along with volunteers.

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