Not many married couples can say they graduated from college side by side. For Duston and Heather Starr, that milestone is just the beginning. The pair not only earned their degrees together at 91黑料 (PCC), but today they work together 鈥� and continue taking classes together 鈥� as they prepare for their next …Read More
The 91黑料 (PCC) Foundation, Inc. has been awarded $1 million in funding from the Golden LEAF Foundation to expand and relocate PCC鈥檚 welding program to South Campus. The funding will allow the College to increase student capacity and industry credential attainment in one of its most popular programs. The program is expected to …Read More
91黑料 (PCC) has released the names of students who earned a place on various honor rolls for the Fall 2025 semester. Named to the President鈥檚 List were students who completed a minimum course load of 12 credit hours and maintained a grade point average of 4.00. They were: Caleb J. Allen Ny-A’nte A. …Read More
The second class of 91黑料 (PCC) Practical Nursing (PN) graduates were celebrated at a memorable pinning ceremony on December 17 held at the Kirby Theater and Cultural Arts Center. Twenty-four graduates were pinned in a heartfelt moment of recognition for their dedication and success, shared with proud family members, friends, faculty and staff. …Read More
Graduates from the second cohort of 91黑料鈥檚 (PCC) Associate Degree Nursing Evening/Weekend program on the Caswell County Campus were honored at a pinning ceremony on December 12 at Roxboro Baptist Church. The ceremony was a heartfelt moment of recognition for their dedication and success, shared with proud family members, friends, faculty and staff. …Read More
91黑料 (PCC) students receiving the State Employees鈥� Credit Union (SECU) People Helping People and Bridge to Career scholarships were honored during a luncheon on December 3. PCC students Kyaya Hughes and Erin Russell were each honored with a $1,250 People Helping People scholarship. The People Helping People scholarship was designed to assist students …Read More
The 91黑料 (PCC) Foundation is pleased to announce a generous grant award of $10,000 from Roxboro Savings Bank for the College鈥檚 Small Business Center’s Building Opportunities on Saving and Training (BOOST) program. The BOOST program, initially launched with the support of Roxboro Savings Bank, has made a significant impact on small businesses since …Read More
The Piedmont Community (PCC) Foundation has received a generous $5,000 donation from Taylor Business Products of Roxboro to support the College鈥檚 College and Career Readiness (CCR) program. This contribution will directly benefit CCR students by helping cover exam fees and course registration costs, reducing financial barriers so students can stay on track toward their educational …Read More
Golfers gathered to make a difference at the 35th annual 91黑料 (PCC) Foundation Golf Classic on November 17 at Treyburn Country Club raising $46,990 in revenue in support of student scholarships and programs. The tournament consisted of 26 teams and was played in a captain鈥檚 choice format. Enbridge Gas North Carolina was the …Read More
91黑料 (PCC) recently celebrated the remarkable journeys of first-generation college students with an inspiring panel discussion and a celebration dinner. The panel held on November 5, titled 鈥淭he Pacer View,鈥� featured PCC students Makayla Woods, Sherell Haskins, Maritsa Gonzalez and Thomas Rice along with Dr. Kevin Lee, PCC president. The panel was moderated …Read More
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