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When getting started, seek out advice
Jeff Guenther, a peer advisor at the Sylvania Campus Advising Office, says the best way to start your career at […] Posted June 26, 2006
Big Opportunities. Big Plans.
A year or two after she arrived in America from Vietnam, Tuyet-le Voiculescu, who goes by Le, was working as […] Posted June 26, 2006
Admission to college – the quick and easy way
Jeff Guenther and Sarah Shroyer both know all about the PCC admissions process. They had better because they are peer […] Posted June 12, 2006
Zen Dragons centered and competitive
To understand the spirit of the PCC Dragon Boat Team, the Zen Dragons, all you have to do is look […] Posted June 12, 2006
Gibson is the ultimate turn-around story
This year’s student speaker at PCC’s graduation ceremony has made the ultimate U-turn. Gibson, who is of mixed racial background […] Posted June 5, 2006
A second chance was all she needed
PCC student Jennifer Parache is proof that second chances do work. “PCC is a wonderful gateway to academics,” Parache said. […] Posted June 5, 2006
Habitat for PCC’s humanity
Many people think of the Sylvania Campus as merely several buildings surrounded by parking lots, a few lawns, some trees […] Posted May 29, 2006
She’s graphic by design
Amy Wiltbank doesn’t mind being too graphic. Actually, she loves it. Wiltbank and more than 30 of her classmates in […] Posted May 29, 2006
It’s all about location, location, location
One thing is for sure – the Civil Engineering Technology program, with new equipment and partnerships, is the ideal place […] Posted May 22, 2006
Gwaltney-Beaumont loves to be grounded
PCC grounds keepers do their own mulching and recycling. They must deal with urban and rural landscapes at six locations. […] Posted May 22, 2006