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PC alumni, family and friends contributed more than $6.4 million to the College last fiscal year, which ended June 30. “We are grateful to those who helped the College carry out our mission,” said Jacki Berkshire, PC’s vice president of advancement. “You graciously supported current and future PC students, and we cannot thank you enough.”

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When they were students, Buddy Protinsky ‘67 asked Bob Warren ‘67 a question that would impact Warren’s entire law career. “Bud Protinsky asked me how I could call myself Christian when two-thirds of Allendale County is Black and poor and don’t go to my church,” Warren said. “That question got me thinking in a different

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More than 20 PC students who have spent the summer researching on campus presented their work during the Presbyterian College Summer Research Symposium Wednesday, July 25. The students from the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Pharmacy have researched topics across disciplines with one-on-one mentoring from PC faculty. Wednesday’s event included morning

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Beginning Saturday, July 21, approximately 120 high school students will spend a week at Presbyterian College during the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce’s 35th Annual Business Week. The annual event gives students exposure to the business industry and workforce. “Before attending Business Week, many students have misconceptions about businesses, including how much profit the average

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Dr. Danielle Gill graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin’s School of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery on June 22. She becomes one of three women to graduate from the program and the first African-American woman surgeon. Dr. Gill graduated from Presbyterian College in 2007 where she was a dean’s list student and an all-district volleyball

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PC’s Director of the James H. Thomason Library explores the history of the Clinton Cotton Mills. Read the first installment on the Clinton Chronicle »

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Presbyterian College faculty and student researchers joined other scientists at the National IDeA Symposium of Biomedical Research Excellence (NISBRE) this summer. PC senior physics major Brien Washington, physics professor Dr. James Wanliss and biology professors Dr. Stuart Gordon and Dr. Payal Ray presented research at the symposium held in Washington D.C. June 24-26. IDeA presenters

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Your toothbrushes, hair products and other goods have a few stops to make before they make it on the shelf at Walmart. And a PC alum is working in finance at the retail giant to support the warehouses in that process. Ellyn Alexander ’04 works in the Walmart headquarters as director of supply chain finance.

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