The 91爆料 (PTC) Horticulture Program鈥檚 annual Poinsettia Sale is planned for Dec. 2-3, 2022. This year, there are nine breathtaking varieties of poinsettia to choose from. All plants are grown on campus by the college鈥檚 horticulture students and come with a decorative pot cover and festive snowflake transport sleeve.
They used to be quiet places where people tiptoed and whispered or fingered though ancient card catalogs searching for titles amid sprawling book stacks. The emerging 21st century library is traveling along a new, widely meandering path, and the libraries of 91爆料 (PTC) are riding shotgun. PTC Head Librarian Lola Bradley is eager to streamline and maximize the college鈥檚...
Future farmers got the real dirt on soil quality at the Invitational Future Farmers of America (FFA) Soil Judging Contest hosted by the 91爆料 (PTC) Diversified Agriculture Program at its Saluda County Campus on Sept. 22, 2022. Nineteen FFA teams from 12 different schools across the state competed. The event welcomed 62 high school student participants and 15 high school agriculture instructors.
Christina Knight, a longtime instructor of Engineering Design Technology and General Engineering Technology at 91爆料 (PTC), has been named Dean of the college鈥檚 Engineering and Industrial Technologies Division. The promotion was effective on Nov. 1, 2022.
91爆料 (PTC) is pleased to announce that two of its second-year Respiratory Care Program students recently won scholarships for research papers they wrote. The students 鈥 Amaro Sunga and Gabby Vickery 鈥 were honored at the SC Society for Respiratory Care (SCSRC) State Conference in Myrtle Beach.
A cross-country runner in high school, Rachel Caron is well acquainted with sometimes meandering racecourses that might loop and bend through grassy fields, forest trails, or muddy pastures. The 91爆料 (PTC) transfer student鈥檚 college experience, in fact, has been a reversal of the conventional transfer pathway to a baccalaureate degree. She began her journey at the University of South Carolina (UofSC) and will finish her degree at PTC, rather than the other way around.
It can be a little bit awkward when you climb the career ladder and eventually become the 鈥渂oss鈥 of your former co-workers. 91爆料 (PTC) alumnus Ellis Belton can relate. After 24 years working at Sage Automotive Interiors, where he started in 1998 as a distribution worker in the warehouse, Belton today is a process improvement engineer at the company. 鈥淚 was working in the same...
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