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Retired Major General James Burroughs Allen, Jr., age 83, passed away Wednesday, April 26, 2017, at Lexington Medical Center. “General Allen was passionate about our country and PC,” said Bob Staton, president of Presbyterian College. “His commitment to PC and our ROTC program, especially at critical moments in its history, had and continue to have,

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At its 2017 Honors Day Convocation held Thursday, April 20, Presbyterian College named Dr. Erin McAdams, associate professor of political science, Professor of the Year. “No one’s accomplishments are theirs alone,” McAdams said. “It is because of the support and effort of those around them.” McAdams is a graduate of Allegheny College and earned her

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Cody T. Mitchell ’08 of Hartsville, S.C., was named a recipient of the University of South Carolina’s Compleat Lawyer Award. The Compleat Lawyer Awards were established in 1992 by the University of South Carolina School of Law alumni council to recognize alumni for outstanding civic and professional accomplishments. Recipients are individuals who have made significant

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Presbyterian College hosted its 2017 Honors Day Symposium on Thursday, April 20. The symposium and the following Honors Convocation are designed to serve as a culmination of a year of academic achievement during which students present honors research, and the College presents awards honoring students who have excelled in all areas of college life. “I

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Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy student Theodora Hampton, and faculty mentor Dr. Julie Sease, professor of pharmacy practice and associate dean of academic affairs, were named to the 2017 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Walmart Scholars list. “I am so proud of Theodora for having been selected as a Walmart Scholar by the American

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Each year, South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities recognizes and celebrates faculty members with its Excellence in Teaching Awards. A faculty member from each of SCICU’s twenty member institutions is nominated for the award according to rigorous guidelines. The award recipients are honored at a special dinner in April and are each awarded a $3,000 professional

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On Wednesday, April 19, at 5 p.m. in the Chapman Conference Center, Dr. Ruth Douglas Currie will be on campus to give a talk on her new book, “Kwajalein Atoll, the Marshall Islands and American Policy in the Pacific.” The book talk and signing are to benefit the President Emeritus, Dr. Kenneth B. Orr Memorial

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Presbyterian College president Robert E. Staton has appointed John Reynolds to serve as the interim head coach for men’s basketball. Reynolds replaces former head coach Gregg Nibert, who stepped down after 28 seasons with the Blue Hose. With Reynolds overseeing the men’s program, PC will launch a search for a permanent coach. Reynolds recently completed

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Gregg Nibert, head basketball coach for the men’s team at Presbyterian College, has resigned. Nibert led the Blue Hose for 28 seasons and accumulated more than 400 victories. “We thank Gregg for all he has done for PC and our men’s basketball team over many years. Not only has he had an impact on the lives of hundreds

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The Southern Film Circuit at Presbyterian College will present the film, “Speed Sisters,” at 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 13, 2017 in the Harrington-Peachtree Amphitheater. The screening is free and open to the public. Amber Fares is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and photographer. Fares’ feature film, Speed Sisters, was premiered at the Hot Docs of

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