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On Oct. 20, at 11 a.m., a panel discussion was held in the Harrington Peachtree Amphitheater titled, “Black, Hispanic, and Female Votes Matter: The 2016 Election.” The panel was held by Dr.  Kirk Nolan, associate professor of religion, Dr. Jaclyn Sumner, assistant professor of history, and Dr. Maggy Carmack, assistant professor of history. The panel

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On Nov. 3, Presbyterian College will host a reading by the writer John Lane. The reading will be held at 7 p.m. in the Harrington Peachtree Amphitheater and is free and open to the public. Lane is an associate professor of English and environmental studies at Wofford College. Lane is a highly known author for

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On Oct. 31, 2016 at 6 p.m., the PC Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band will be putting on a performance to increase community outreach and celebrate Halloween on campus. The fourth “Hallowinds” concert held at PC will include a costume contest for the schoolchildren and a costume contest for college students, both involving a $20

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Keighley Aldridge, a 2014 elementary education graduate of Presbyterian College was named the Laurens County School District 56 2017-2018 Teacher of the Year. Aldridge currently teaches third grade English-Language Arts at Joanna-Woodson Elementary School. “I have difficulty describing what Joanna-Woodson Elementary and Laurens 56 School District mean to me,” Aldridge said. “I was honored and

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Beginning on Monday, Oct. 24, Presbyterian College students, faculty, and staff will begin festivities for its 2016 Homecoming. Events on campus will begin Monday night for students with the Student Activities Board’s Homecoming Kickoff BBQ. On Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 6 p.m., the college will host a powderpuff game on its east Plaza. With bagpipes,

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Dr. Julia Wilkins, assistant professor of education, and Dr. Elizabeth Lilly, associate professor of education at Presbyterian College have co-authored an article with three elementary education graduates recently published in “The British Journal of Special Education.” The article, “Exploring Elementary Students’ Perceptions of Disabilities Using Children’s Literature,” was based on research conducted by the students,

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Frances W. McSween of Clinton will be named an honorary alumna of Presbyterian College by the college’s Alumni Association. The distinction is designed to honor individuals who have not attended the college but have treated PC as their alma mater and brought honor to the college through their service. McSween resides at the Presbyterian Community

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In recognition of outstanding accomplishments in his chosen profession which reflect honor upon the college, Thomas H. “Tam” Milton ’72 of Greensboro, N.C. will receive the Presbyterian College Alumni Gold P Award. Milton graduated from PC with a Bachelor of Science in business administration. He was a distinguished military graduate from the PC ROTC program,

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Presbyterian College will name Dr. Nancy Hope Goodbar ’04 of Clinton, the recipient of its Outstanding Young Alumna award. The award is designed to honor an alumna who shows early competence within her chosen field of endeavor and exceptional promise of future achievement. She was an exceptional student leader while at PC, and she has

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Douglas Warner ’87 of Charleston, S.C., will be named the recipient of Presbyterian College’s 2016 Dum Vivimus Servimus award. The award is designed to recognize an alumnus or alumna who exemplifies the meaning of the college’s motto, “While we live, we serve.” Warner graduated from Presbyterian College with a bachelor’s degree in business and political

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