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Due to a successful run in August, Broadway Songbook VII will return to the stage Sept. 10 and 11, according to Theater and Dance instructor Richard Kuller.
The musical revue is a product of the Summer Triple-Threat workshop, an intensive, eight-week course taught by Kuller.
Hired in July as the Vice President of student services, Robert Bell aims to begin changes to make life at PCC better for students and faculty members.
Benedict Lastimado, the new Vice President of Human Resources explains the logistics of Human Resources with meaningful simplicity.
Large canvases, sculptures, and various other forms of art are gathered in the PCC Art Gallery for the annual Faculty Exhibit, which opened Sept. 7.
PCC’s Psychological Services hosts a yearlong program that assists graduate students from other colleges in finishing their doctorate in different specialties of psychology. This year PCC has a new group of women counselors that have been brought on to the team.
The PCC Art Gallery hosts “Clay and Copper” and “Young and Restless,” shows both displaying art from the Art 75 class.
Milestone Theater Company, started by former PCC student Mike Alva, has been helping students dip their feet in the career of performing arts for five years.
Eight PCC students participate in race of remote controlled vehicles that are powered by industrial rubber bands at Art Center on Aug. 1.
Briana and Jamie Nakawatase, both members of the Alpha Gamma Sigma honor society, recently won the Kathleen D. Loly Scholarship.
Not everyone works on the same schedule. Some students prefer to further their education after the sun goes down, while some have to deal with other demands during the day.