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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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  Presbyterian College has been selected to receive a NetVUE Vocation Across the Academy Grant to strengthen the link between the liberal arts and career preparation. “The grant allows us to move forward with interventions to help our students be career-ready after graduation,” says grant co-coordinator Kim Lane, associate dean of students and director of

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The Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine (MSU CVM) recently awarded prestigious Bardsley Scholarships to top-ranking applicants selected to the class of 2023 doctor of veterinary medicine (DVM) program, and Presbyterian College Graduate Kristin Miller of West Columbia, SC, was one of only twelve members of the 95-member first-year class to receive the scholarship.

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When the Class of 2019 arrived for the brick unveiling at Alumni Green this spring, Doug Smith ’19 looked for more than his name engraved at the site. Smith also searched below for the two bricks he purchased in honor of his great aunts, Emma Edith and Mary Ethel Smith. One hundred years ago, the

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Seven-year-old Grayson Feith kicked the ball into the goal, and the crowd went wild. It could have been the first goal Grayson has ever made, but that’s not the reason the crowd was cheering. Grayson didn’t win the game with his kick either. Grayson has autism and doesn’t get many opportunities to participate in soccer

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Presbyterian College has announced that Dr. Richard E. Stull will serve as interim dean of the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy, effective July 1. Stull served as founding dean at PCSP from August 2008 to December 2012. While at PCSP, he spearheaded the hiring of faculty and staff, the renovation of the pharmacy building on

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The Dean’s List is composed of students who earned between a 3.3 and a 3.9-grade point average for a semester. We are proud to recognize these students for making the President’s List during the Spring 2019 semester: Mr. Harry Edward Abell, of Leeds, UK Ms. Lauren Elizabeth Adkins, of Simpsonville, S.C. Mr. Edgar William Alewine,

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The President’s List is composed of students who earned a 4.0-grade point average for a semester. We are proud to recognize these students for making the President’s List during the Spring 2019 semester: Mr. Matthew Bruce Abney, of Aiken, S.C. Ms. Brittney Nicole Atkins, of Lyman, S.C. Mr. Robert Douglas Azevedo, of Simpsonville, S.C. Mr.

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