Piedmont Community College (PCC) proudly celebrated the graduation of seven outstanding students from its Veterinary Assistant Program at a ceremony held on the Caswell County Campus on May 8. The 2025 Veterinary Assistant graduates are as follows: Courtney Hackett, Sarah Holder, Abigail McCann, Meadow Moore, Sage Robertson, Bryan Waddle and Leah Jordan Wade. The graduates …Read More
Caswell County Commissioner Tony Smith addresses the PCC Board of Trustees Piedmont Community College’s (PCC) Board of Trustees held its regular quarterly meeting on May 6 on the Caswell County Campus, highlighting updates and welcoming local leaders as special guests. Caswell County Manager Scott Whitaker and Commissioners Brian Totten and Tony Smith were in attendance, …Read More
Piedmont Community College’s (PCC) Career and College Promise (CCP) program allows high school students to take PCC courses at no cost while in high school. This allows many high schools seniors to graduate from high school with an associates degree, saving them time and money when transferring to a four-year college or entering the workforce. …Read More
Piedmont Community College’s (PCC) Global Scholars recently took the stage to present their capstone projects, marking the culmination of their journey through the Global Distinction program. Students MJ Smith, Citlalli Martinez, Kirklyn Owen, Raynor, Paige Jay, Eva Peterson, Calleigh Sleger and Carlie White shared reflections from their time in the program including what they learned …Read More
Piedmont Community College (PCC) is proud to announce Bennie Clayton as the 2025 Alumnus of the Year, recognizing his exceptional dedication, continued support and commitment to the College. Clayton was presented the 2025 Alumnus of the Year Award during PCC’s annual Honors Convocation held on April 17. This award is presented annually by the …Read More
Students were recognized for their academic excellence, leadership skills and civic responsibility at Piedmont Community College’s (PCC) 2025 Honors Convocation ceremony held Thursday, April 17 at the Kirby Cultural Arts Complex. “It is with great pride and admiration that we celebrate our students’ hard work and determination,” Dr. Barbara Buchanan, Vice President of Instruction/Chief Academic …Read More
Piedmont Community College (PCC) inducted 10 new members into the College’s Alpha Upsilon Theta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society on Wednesday, April 16 for the 2024-2025 academic year. The new members include: Taylor Brockman, Julie Davis, Arvilee Gaither, Joann Khalanski, Emerie Miller, Xiamora Ramirez, Samantha Rasmussen, Macy Roycroft, Lilly Swartout and …Read More
Food Lion is making a difference for Piedmont Community (PCC) students by donating supplies to the college’s food assistance program and rolling up their sleeves to help pack bags for those in need. Domonica Langley, PCC’s AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) Pacer Food Insecurity Projects Coordinator, initially reached out to R.J. Guill, the …Read More
Due to increasing interest in our mascot’s origins, Piedmont Community College (PCC) is thrilled to introduce its first equestrian program where students will learn the history and proper care of our beloved mascot, the pacer. While many who are new to PCC ask themselves, “What’s a pacer?” This program will teach you that a pacer …Read More
Piedmont Community College (PCC) is offering 15 hand-on summer camps that will include a variety of engaging activities and educational opportunities for 6th-12th graders (ages vary by camp) that range in subjects like healthcare, technology, robotics and welding. PCC’s 2025 summer camps include: Agribusiness Technology: In this camp, campers will learn about plant and animal …Read More
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