Will Tiger make the cut at Minnesott Beach Golf & Country Club? Will he be eligible to play in the Pamlico Community College Foundation Pepsi Cup Golf Tournament. Beat the throngs of onlookers. Be there early for the 9:30 shot-gun tee time. Though you may not be signed up to play, it certainly is not too late to contribute in other ways to help the PCC Foundation help students with student financial aid and other educational projects.




Masonry, an introduction to a rewarding career with good job stability is now available. It is offered Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6 – 9 pm. Sign up now, call 249-1851 × 3015.

Reed Sparks drove one hour and ten minutes each way to and from classes at PCC from his home in eastern Carteret County to earn a degree in Electroneurodiagnostic Technology. Overcoming the physical distance to the college and physical impairments from a serious injury, he graduated with honors and was named Student of the Year.
Certificates, diplomas, and degrees will be awarded to scores of new graduates, Friday, May 11, 6:30 pm in the Ned Everett Delamar Center. Renee Smith, who studied business at Pamlico Community College and is a Pamlico County retail merchant, will deliver the commencement speech.
A story of overcoming job losses due to the Great Recession is a familiar theme this year as many new graduates have retrained for new careers. Maurice Smith’s story is one of those.

Left to right, Naomi West, Mack Avery, Susan Adams, Nicole Heyl, Amber Pegram, Jennifer Mc Cotter, and Amanda Daniels are pictured with PCC President Cleve H. Cox. These students are the 2012 Phi Theta Kappa inductees for Pamlico Community College. They were honored with a reception following the induction ceremony, Monday, April 30 in the college board room.
Three of the inductees are from one family. Mack Avery and Susan Adams are the parents of Nicole Heyl.

A win-win for students and the general public.
For those desiring to know what an EEG might reveal about their brain waves, Pamlico Community College Electroneurodiagnostic Technology students have a deal that offers the test at no cost while affording them a hands-on training opportunity.
Donations to PCC that will fund trips to professional meetings for EDT students are welcomed but are by no means required for someone to receive an EEG.
Call Marc Williams, EDT program director, 252-249-1851 × 3043, mwilliams@pamlicocc.edu. He can schedule an appointment for anyone from the general public for an EEG, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 10 am, May 16 through July 19.

Marianne Bruno, left, ARAMARK location manager at Camp Seafarer, Brian Hayworth, ARAMARK director of food service operations at Camps Sea Gull & Seafarer, and Jane Haley, ARAMARK location manager for Camp Sea Gull, pose for a photo to announce a new internship program in conjunction with Pamlico Community College classes leading to restaurant management certification.
Graduation at PCC will be Friday, May 11, 6:30 pm in the Ned Everett Delamar Center.