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Intern Bridge, a national college recruiting, consulting and research firm, is hosting a one-day workshop at Presbyterian College on Friday, August 9. From 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., you can earn six CEU credits as you learn how to: Implement an internship program Identify future hires through a no-strings-attached 12-week interview Create and maintain a pipeline of

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Because she interned in an ER, Natalie Barnett couldn’t be so involved that she provided care to patients. There are laws against what medical interns can do. But that didn’t stop her from making the most of the opportunity to learn all she could about emergency medicine. For her efforts, Barnett was one of eleven

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CHAMPS students are getting a taste of college life for three weeks this summer. Seventh through 10th grade Laurens County students are taking classes on the PC campus as part of CHAMPS summer program, while high school juniors and seniors take trips to colleges. All in all, 128 students are participating in the program that

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Nearly 100 Scotsman Club Invitational participants laced up their cleats to show their support for Blue Hose student-athletes this year. All told, they raised $26,000 in scholarship funds for student-athletes in the annual event in May. “What a great day for Blue Hose student-athletes,” said Scotsman Club Coordinator Katharine Anne Ashmore ’14. “It’s always good

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Preconstruction Notice  Since Presbyterian College opened in 1880, we have regularly added to and refreshed living and learning spaces to meet the needs of students, faculty and staff. From the initial construction of Neville Hall in 1907 to the addition of multiple residence halls and Richardson Science Hall in the 1960s to the development of

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On June 11, the South Carolina Department of Education granted approval for Presbyterian College to offer a special education degree. The Bachelor of Science degree will allow students to receive teaching certification in up to three areas. Students can become certified in multi-categorical, severe disabilities and elementary education. PC is one of only eleven institutions

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The results are in. This year, more than 600 donors gave $187,090.03 during Giving Day 2019. The second annual 24-hour fundraising campaign took place on May 29. “There is excitement in seeing our alumni and friends joined together in following the example set forth by our founder,” said Amanda Dowdle ‘14, director of annual giving.

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Lexington-Richland School District Five has named Ray Canady, Jr. ’92 the new athletic director of Irmo High School. Canady attended Presbyterian College earning a bachelor’s degree in social studies. He earned his master’s degree in sports science from the United States Sports Academy and has received several awards in the field, including being named the

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Dr. Austin Shull ’11, assistant professor of biology at PC, was one of 10 professors in South Carolina to be recently awarded a South Carolina IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research (SC INBRE) 2019 Developmental Research Project Program award. This $50,000 award from SC INBRE supports independent research and mentored career development, and also provides research

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From June 9-15, Presbyterian College will host the 73rd session of the American Legion Auxiliary Palmetto Girls State. Approximately 640 high school students from across the state will be on campus for the program. The one-week leadership and citizenship training program “educates outstanding high school students about local government and citizenship,” according to the Girls

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