Person Early College for Innovation and Leadership (PECIL) opened in 2016 with an overall school focus on STEM, Character, Leadership, and Service Learning. The school administration, faculty, staff, and students developed the school’s core values, known as Keys to Success. Core values were infused into daily classroom practices, school events, and disciplinary practices to fully …Read More
The start of a new year offers the opportunity to set new goals, strive for new successes, and start on a new professional, educational, or personal path. Piedmont Community College is still registering students for the Spring 2023 semester with program opportunities for all interests, including healthcare, IT (information technology), criminal justice, welding, mechatronics, teacher …Read More
Piedmont Community College (PCC) offers many short-term courses throughout its semesters. These courses vary from programs to start a new career, to earn certification to boost a current career, or free programs to make sure job searchers are on the right track. For more information on specific areas visit www.piedmontcc.edu/programs. COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IT …Read More
Piedmont Community College (PCC) will close early on Friday, December 16 at 11:30 a.m. The College will reopen the following week until it closes for the holiday season on December 22 and remains closed through January 2 for students, faculty, and staff. The College will re-open on January 3, offering late registration for the Spring …Read More
Once an idea, now a goal, Taylor Blalock, dual-enrolled Piedmont Community College (PCC) student and senior at Person Early College for Innovation and Leadership (PECIL), completed the CCURE course and found a greater passion for forensic science. Only offered during the spring semester, PCC is now enrolling students to join the Spring 2023 CCURE course …Read More
There is no better time than now to prepare for your next life-chapters at Piedmont Community College (PCC). Registration for the Spring 2023 semester is open, where current students can make sure they stay on track to graduate, and prospective students can complete their application to start their educational and career journey. New students enrolled …Read More
Piedmont Community College (PCC) inducted 21 new students into the College’s Alpha Upsilon Theta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society during the 2021-22 academic year. The new members include: Kalin Blount, Jasmine Bradford, Christina Bradley, Sandra Bradsher, Mykiah, Connor Davis, Camryn Daye, Caleigh Gantt, Bethany Glenning, Chris Gonzalez, Trace Goodman, Georgia Goodson, …Read More
First generation, not the last. That is the motto of Piedmont Community College’s (PCC) first-generation week, where this year, the College observed its second annual first-generation celebration, recognizing students and employees who are paving a path of opportunity for their respective families. “First-generation” means that these students and employees did not have parents nor grandparents …Read More
Piedmont Community College (PCC) offers many short-term courses throughout its semesters. These courses vary from programs to start a new career, to earn certification to boost a current career, or free programs to make sure job searchers are on the right track. For more information on specific areas visit www.piedmontcc.edu/programs. HEALTHCARE: Medical Administrative Assistant Prepare …Read More
Across North Carolina, only three individuals receive the annual North Carolina TRIO Achiever Award. This year, Piedmont Community College’s (PCC) Paulita “Tasha” Williams (pictured left), Dean, Enrollment Services, is one of the recipients, recognized for her academic and career achievements. “The NC TRIO Achiever recipients are alumni of a TRIO program that demonstrated achievement because …Read More
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