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Presbyterian College and Director of Athletics Danny Sterling announced Thursday the addition of Acrobatics & Tumbling to the college’s athletic department.  Amber King has been named head coach with the team setting to compete beginning in the 2019 spring season.  She becomes the only Acrobatics and Tumbling head coach to start more than one program, having coached

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Presbyterian College and Director of Athletics announced Monday the addition of Mark Cody as the inaugural Director of Wrestling. Cody, who most recently served as head wrestling coach at University of Oklahoma, will oversee both the men’s and women’s wrestling programs. “Throughout the hiring process, I’ve come to realize that Presbyterian College has outstanding leadership

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On Wednesday evening, October 18, audiences at the Newberry Opera House, consisting of every age group from small children to the elderly, were wowed at the spectacle presented to them by Martial Artists and Acrobats from Tianjin, China. The Martial Artists and Acrobats performed thrilling acrobatics, circus arts, illusions, mesmerizing demonstration of Martial Arts, including

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On November 11, 2017, Chinese professors and instructors from Presbyterian College attended the teacher training programs sponsored by Confucius Institute at University of South Carolina. Lucy Chu Lee, former president of the Chinese Language Association of Secondary-Elementary Schools (CLASS), gave a presentation about Planning and Delivery Instructional Excellence in the K-12 Chinese Classroom. She first

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Presbyterian College’s accreditation has been reaffirmed by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) at its annual meeting this week in Dallas, Texas.  The reaffirmed full accreditation for Presbyterian College continues for a 10-year period through 2027. SACSCOC is the regional body for the accreditation of most degree-granting higher education institutions in

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The College would like to thank the Service Award Honorees for their many years of service. The service award signifies the time given by employees over the years to help the College live out its mission of preparing students for a lifetime of personal and vocational fulfillment. It is also a token of appreciation for

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James Quantz, Jr., makes people look like superheroes. The Columbia-based photographer works to achieve the art of hyperreality, using advanced techniques to tell a story through images. Thus, he endeavors “to recreate something that could be real but in a visually heightened manner using several visual tools such as light, color, movement, and selective focus,”

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