This one is especially for the high schoolers out there. I loved high school. For some reason it seems to be associated with energy drinks and fast food. I loved the energy. I loved the friends. I also loved graduating. Four years later, here I am graduating from college and preparing for another four years of school. Wow, that makes […]
Squirrels. There are squirrels running all over campus. You don’t see them very often during the winter, but they’re all over the place when it’s warmer, running up and down trees, sniffing around the Campanile, and hiding behind the stone benches. Of course there's also that popular albino squirrel running around here. If you’ve never bothered to stop to watch a squirrel, they can be quite entertaining. I’ve done it several times (no, I don’t randomly stand by the Campanile to watch squirrels by myself), and I’ve seen that squirrels do some of the most hilarious things.
Recently, at PCC's annual Recruitment, dozens of ministries visited campus seeking to employ graduating students. Most positions available are for teachers; however, other professional jobs are also offered. Although I could not visit all the ministries, I enjoyed meeting administrators from around the country (and the world). Entering college, it is easy to wonder what your chances are of finding a job in today's competitive […]
Alternate Dispute Resolution. Does this ring a bell? Probably not, but let me explain. Last Monday night, I had the opportunity to attend the Prelaw Seminar. Every semester, Pensacola Christian College hosts a seminar for students who plan on attending law school or have interests in government and politics. The seminar usually features a keynote speaker from the legal profession, […]
Had you asked me freshman year, last year, or even in September if I was going to attend graduate school, I would have told you “no,” until God got ahold of my heart. An announcement in chapel regarding graduate assistant availability got me listening to God. When I scorned the announcement, He questioned me, “Why not graduate school?” This question […]