Pensacola State College dedicated its new nonprofit training room to Florida Power & Light on Nov. 15 in appreciation of the company’s substantial support of the College.

The Florida Power & Light Company Nonprofit Center Training Room is located in the PSC Nonprofit Center Annex, Building 17, on the PSC Pensacola campus. 

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 rescue at Pensacola State College in August, but it wasn’t of the life-and-death variety. It was pretty important though.



Garner is the new PSC Carpentry Program coordinator, replacing former Tony Grahame who left this summer to pursue an opportunity with his son.

Pensacola State announced proposed fee increases for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) certification tests for students enrolled in the College’s EKG and Phlebotomy programs.

The application fees for the Certified EKG Technician (CET) Exam and the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) Exam may increase to $125 each.

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 Asian country of Myanmar.

Emerline, a University of West Florida alumnus and English major, joined the PSC team in October. But for the first three months of 2020, Emerline lived in Myanmar working as a Peace Corps volunteer teaching English to, mostly, children.

A year ago, Pensacola State College didn’t even have an eSports Program. Now, the PSC eSports Program is sending two two-person teams to the NJCAAE playoffs to compete in “Call of Duty: Warzone.”