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New Pensacola State College police chief is also an alumnus
Robert Goley is also retired U.S. Army colonel, long-time law enforcement officer. There’s a new lawman in town to keep the peace. OK, it’s not that dramatic. Pensacola State College isn’t a town, after all. But it is a community. And it’s a pretty peaceful community as it is. So new PSC Chief of Police…
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Kenneth Phillips is back at Pensacola State to face the music
PSC alumnus is new Performing Arts Director When Pensacola State guitar instructor Joe Stallings formed the College’s first guitar ensemble in 1983, Kenny Phillips was a member. Now, 37 years later, Kenneth Phillips is back at the College and though the surroundings are familiar, the job is brand new. Phillips is now the head of…
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New Pensacola State College police chief is also an alumnus
There’s a new lawman in town to keep the peace. OK, it’s not that dramatic. Pensacola State College isn’t a town, after all. But it is a community. And it’s a pretty peaceful community as it is. So new PSC Chief of Police Robert Goley wasn’t hired so much to police the students, faculty and…
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PSC L.I.F.E. Fitness Centers reopen on Pensacola, Milton campuses
Troy Moon, Pensacola State College About 18 months ago, Caresse Galiza suffered a torn meniscus and a torn ACL in her right knee during a self-defense class. Well, she definitely works in the right place ─ the Pensacola State College Milton campus L.I.F.E. Fitness Center, where there’s plenty of exercise equipment, weights and even an…
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Pensacola State alumnus chases music dreams in Music City USA
Nancy Layne took guitar lessons at Pensacola State College. She also took a poetry class while at PSC. And both skills have helped her establish a footing in Nashville, (Music City USA) Tennessee, where she is a burgeoning singer-songwriter. She recently released the single, “Understand It,” which is available on Spotify and other streaming platforms.…
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Pensacola State College Covid-19 Response Plan stresses distancing, masks, cleanliness and safety
Walk the halls on any Pensacola State College campus, and you’ll see everyone masked up and keeping their distance. Walk into any office and you’ll find hand-sanitizer and more masks. And the disinfectant wipes for each office are on their way. Pensacola State’s Covid-19 Response Plan gives details on how the College will work to…
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Alumni Anchor | Winter 2019
Read the 7th edition of the Alumni Anchor. Issue Highlights: Alumnus Establishes Scholarship in Mentor’s Name Alum Helps Up-and-Coming Entrepreneurs PSC is a Tradition for McArthur Family Association Honors 8 Accomplished Alumni 15 Inducted into College’s Athletics Hall of Fame DKA Fraternity Donates Memorial Cabinet to Library
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PSC alum helping to feed those in need during pandemic
A Pensacola State College alumna is making a difference in the community by helping to feed those in need. Kaitlin Santiago, a 2017 Pensacola State graduate, recently moved back home from Washington, D.C., because of the COVID-19 pandemic and, along with Andrea Dias – another former resident ─ started Snack Pack in April. So far,…
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Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows honored with Rotary award
Pensacola State College President Ed Meadows has been named the 2020 recipient of the Grover III Robinson Award by the Rotary Club of Pensacola. The award goes to the Rotary member who best exemplifies the Rotary Club’s motto of “Service Above Self”. The award is named for Grover Robinson III, father of Pensacola Mayor Grover…
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Pensacola State College’s Charlie Schuler relishes classic beauty
Charlie Schuler seeks the beauty of the world, whether in art, language or the lonely sea. The Pensacola State College humanities professor teaches students the classics and educates them on Latin, the history of Greece and Rome, as well as philosophy, art and the elements of academics that provide a certain refinement to education. But…