A teacher's job is to teach, right? Give lectures, tests, quizzes--the usual classroom stuff. Maybe help us with homework or projects, and that's it. They do their duties, and we go on our way. Here at PCC, the teachers genuinely care and look out for us. For me, that really all started back with History and Political Science camp during […]
During my freshman year, I was in a Principles of Drawing class. This was the first art class I ever took. And, while I thank God for the principles I learned in that class, I thank Him even more so for my teacher. She did a wonderful job, and we all learned so much. I haven't had her as a teacher since, but I stop and talk to her almost every time I pass by her.
Few students at Pensacola Christian College could forget the day of the frozen burritos.
We were all sitting in chapel, and President Shoemaker approached the podium to make a couple of announcements.
“Thank you,” he said once he was nearly finished, "to the young lady who wrote me a suggestion asking for frozen burritos in your Grab 'n' Go lunch sacks. Unfortunately, frozen burritos soak through the lunch bag." Empathetic nods rippled across the auditorium before he went on. "To that young lady—if you will come see me after chapel, I’ve bought you a box of frozen burritos.”
Okay, so you all know I’m traveling on a Proclaim Ministry Team this summer. Maybe you didn’t—that’s okay. I forget too, sometimes. I travel with four other team members and two teachers who are leading our drama team. Now, before we started our tour this summer, I thought, “So the five of us will have a blast on the road, […]
I didn't know what to expect when I chose Business Law as a class for this semester. I thought it would be boring and unimportant. I was wrong. Dr. Jeff Adams's unique approach to the subject has made fifty minutes of class lecture very interesting. He makes topics that are normally thought of as boring exciting by using humor. His […]