A new Pensacola State College scholarship will help nursing students as they pursue a degree. The hope is graduates could help overcome current nursing shortages while meeting current and future healthcare needs and challenges ─ locally and nationwide. The Bonnie R. George Endowed Scholarship was announced at a Friday, April 7, press conference on the…
On March 29, Edward Moore, long-time supporter of Pensacola State College and past Foundation President and Trustee, was recognized at the Pensacola State College Foundation Annual Meeting as the newest Governor Emeritus. Ed Moore, PSC’s newest Governor Emeritus, was an overwhelming clear choice. His academic career began in 1958, right here in the…
Teala Reguindin recently graduated from Pensacola State College’s nationally-acclaimed Nursing Program as an RN. She’s a mother of two children, 14 and 8, but it’s not just her children she wants to see grow and succeed. It’s all children, including the ones Reguindin will care for as a labor and delivery nurse ─ once she passes…
Pictured from left are, (front) siblings Kathy Jones, Pam Killebrew, and Tommy Pierce; (back) President Ed Meadows, the Honorable Grover Robinson, “Flash” Gordon Sprague, Courtney Karamitis, Wanda Cook, and Director of Foundation Scholarships Mikenzie Francis On Thursday, March 2, friends and family members attended a celebration of the late Dr. Dona Kaye Cotten. A…
Chasity Brooks was named the 2023 Pensacola State College Sunset Photography Contest winner during a short ceremony at Jaco’s Bayfront Bar & Grille on March 1. A grandmother and PSC photography student, Brooks was one of five students whose work was featured throughout February at the popular Downtown Pensacola restaurant located at the southern…
PSCF Governor Hal George and Dr. Ellen McKnight pose together on Sunday, February 5th On the evening of Sunday, February 5th, Drs. Tip and Ellen McKnight opened their stunning home to guests as hosts of the second Earl Peyroux Culinary Scholarship cocktail reception. The friend-raiser was highlighted by a culinary demonstration from Chef Daniel Watts…
Joe Diamond is very familiar with the Pensacola State College classroom that is now named for his mother – Dr. Marie M. Diamond. He used to teach in the room. In fact, Diamond ─ the program director for Pensacola State College from 1980 to 2009 ─ taught his mother in Room 3702, now known as…
The new Florida Power and Light Company Innovation Center in the Pensacola State College Charter Academy can take a student from the middle of an African savanna where they are surrounded by zebras and elephants to inside the human body to learn up close about biology. Those journeys are made on one of 10…
Gabe Bullaro, CEO of HCA Florida West Hospital, knows what the institution is investing in with a $50,000 grant to establish a Nurse Explorer Boot Camp on Pensacola State College’s Warrington campus. It’s an investment in our community and the health of the residents. It’s a job growth investment to bring more young talent…
Change Makers co-founders, Jo-Ann and Michael Price, pose with PSC President, Dr. Ed Meadows “There are many ways to be a Change Maker for Pensacola State College, and for your community.” — Jo-Ann Price, Event Co-Founder On December 2nd, Jo-Ann and Michael Price joined other philanthropists to celebrate their third annual event. …