PVCC President Dr. Jean Runyon gives opening remarks from a podium at the PTK induction.

Phi Theta Kappa: Empowering Community College Students for a Bright Future

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the nation’s leading honor society for community colleges. They strive to help students by supporting them to achieve academic success and personal development, with a mission rooted in recognizing achievement and creating new opportunities. PTK offers a comprehensive platform that helps students succeed beyond the classroom. Membership in PTK begins […]

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Four people sitting around a table. One person is holding a sign that says "First Generation."

The SOSAC: A “haven on campus” for students at PVCC

First-generation and low-income students face numerous challenges and obstacles in the already intimidating postsecondary environment. Many lack the financial and social resources necessary for success in college and after graduation. Often, these students have to balance academics with jobs and financial stress. PVCC students, however, are in luck. The Student Opportunity, Success and Achievement Center […]

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Bright green garden beds in three rows within the community garden.

PVCC’s Garden Thrives Under the Horticulture and Environmental Club

PVCC’s Horticulture and Environmental Club wrapped up for winter in the middle of November, but the garden is still full of life. Winterberries and pussy willow speckle the hillside next to the Dickinson building on PVCC’s campus within the graded fencing. In the garden on Friday and Sunday afternoons, students and community members gather to […]

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