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“It really opens your eyes when you’re working with a non-English-speaking student, and you’re trying to teach them math, English, or reading,” said senior George Crosby, from Walterboro, S.C. For the past two years, Crosby has been working with Colleton County School District’s Migrant Education program. The program’s purpose is to ensure the children of

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“As we proceed through this academic year, we continue to monitor the spread of COVID-19 and plan for challenging circumstances across the next several months,” Dr. Don Raber, PC’s Provost, wrote in an email to students, faculty, and staff on September 24. In the email, Raber noted the challenges that PC and other schools are

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The Accreditation Commission of Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) recently granted the Presbyterian College Occupational Therapy Doctorate program “Candidacy Status.” In reviewing the program’s plans for opening and resources available for students, ACOTE authorized the OTD program at PC to admit its first group of students in the spring 2021 semester. “The granting of candidacy status

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The U.S. News & World Report has ranked Presbyterian College among the nation’s best at enrolling and graduating economically disadvantaged students. According to the U.S. News & World Report, “Economically disadvantaged students are less likely than others to finish college, even when controlling for other characteristics. “But some colleges are more successful than others at

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Will DeLaney ’20, of Boiling Springs, S.C., is one of only 10 students in the country to receive Sigma Nu Fraternity’s Alpha Alumni Chapter Affiliate Award for the 2019-2020 academic year. The honor recognizes exceptional members of Sigma Nu whose service and leadership exemplify the fraternity’s mission to develop ethical leaders. Delaney earned a degree

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by Marley Bickley ’22 Amanda Stevenson-Cali serves the local healthcare community in more ways than one. She’s the academic director and instructor in the Physician’s Assistant Studies Program and works as a physician assistant in the ER at Spartanburg Regional. “It’s much more than just the teaching,” Stevenson-Cali said. “I plan the curriculum and coordinate

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by Marley Bickley ’22 Tori Snyder, a junior physics major, spent this past summer conducting research funded by a NASA Space Research Grant. Snyder worked to set up a study of galactic motion with physics professor Dr. James Wanliss. The pair began by setting up a plan of what to study and determining how to

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The PC and Clinton communities lost a true friend and generous benefactor with the passing of Virginia Gray Vance on August 28. “Our hearts are heavy with the loss of this most gracious lady who was committed to making her community and our College the best it could be,” said President Bob Staton ’68. “Her

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Students, Faculty, and Staff, As part of the opening for PC’s 141st academic year, I am pleased to share with you our opening convocation ceremony. Convocation is a time for our campus to come together, to present awards and recognize student and community achievements, to share readings and messages for the upcoming year, for new

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Randall Parsons ’82 has been a designer in New York for the last 20 years. He’s worked for a theater company in Long Island, as well as in theater design, television work, and stints teaching at City University of New York as well as New York University. The shows he was working on stopped when

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