If you've read my profile, you'll notice something unusual: I'm studying electrical engineering, computer science/software engineering, and mathematics. To be honest, that fact is something I had never imagined I would say about myself. I've learned several things from my journey, like taking counsel, ignoring negativity, and trusting God. My getting to this point is quite the story. It all started in […]
What happens at a college when the students leave for the summer? It probably becomes a lonely, desolate ghost town--right? Not here! At PCC, even after the last graduate gets his diploma and heads home, our campus is full of exciting activity. People come from around the world for camps, seminars, and graduate school, and hundreds of PCC students choose to […]
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 […]
Several years ago, I was just one of thousands of high school students who came for one of Youth Outreach Ministry's summer camps, held on PCC's campus. The summer before 10th grade, I attended the Drama Camp and got to participate in the big music and drama gala at the end of the week. Although Drama Camp was fun and exciting, history was still my biggest interest, and the following two years, I attended the History and Political Science Camp.
What a year it has been! In chapel on Monday, Dr. Shoemaker reminded us of many of the events that we have shared since arriving on campus last August. Together, we have had fun, learned a ton, and grown in our walks with the Lord. To all of the graduates: Congratulations! May the Lord bless you as you go throughout […]