A Thought for Midterms Week: "And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ's sake: […]
When I stepped onto campus as a freshman nursing student, I knew little of what the future would hold. I expected it to be filled with facts…and I have never been more correct. My years here have been spent memorizing facts about diseases, treatments, procedures, and so much more. What I did not know was how much more I would […]
Nurses, doctors, teachers, engineers, secretaries–there are so many different professions that we could choose to be a part of for the rest of our lives. Here at PCC, we offer over 60 areas of study. It is hard to choose just one! Some people know exactly what they want to major in when they get here, like me. I was […]
Inauguration Week, October 6-13, was an exciting time here on the PCC campus. Many fun activities took place and we even had some celebrations that were “firsts” here at PCC, with the obvious one being PCC’s first presidential inauguration, an event that Anna Grace blogged about. Another “first” here on campus came in the form of academic symposiums. Each department of the […]
Terrified, anxious, and timid – that is how most freshmen feel when stepping onto the college campus that they have chosen to spend the next four years of their life. I was certainly no exception to this; in fact, I experienced those feelings at their fullest because I had been a homeschool student my whole life. The idea of making […]