As a kid, Jonah Hoflin always liked computers, and has been building them his whole life. “You can trick them out the way you can with a racecar,” he said. Jonah, who grew up in a family where college is the exception, left high school with...
Checking in with PC Grad Ariel Hodge, MA-C, CMA (AAMA) PC alumna Ariel Hodge has worked at Olympic Medical Physicians Women’s Health Clinic as an MA-C for the past three years. Originally from Northern California, she moved up to Washington to attend...
In honor of the Juneteenth holiday, President Luke Robins will make the following statement at the college’s 60th annual commencement: Juneteenth Graduation Statement This is a special time not only because it’s graduation day for our students...
Black History Month is a time to acknowledge the history, and celebrate the achievements, of those in the African American community. It seemed fitting to shine a light on a local group who has been working toward building a more equitable community in Clallam...
Cybersecurity Instructor Eric Waterkotte engages students using a variety of resources to prepare them for success in this very relevant and growing field. Read on for more from a recent Q and A. What is your favorite part of the Cybersecurity Program...
Same degree, in half the time. For people who are juggling a career, family, or multiple commitments, spending two or more years earning a degree may not be a realistic option. For those with time to spare during the current pandemic, earning a credential...
Students are getting the competitive edge they need to succeed in the high demand field of Information Technology through skills-oriented training in emerging technologies, via the Community Education IBM Skills Academy courses offered at Peninsula College...
This summer PC English Professor Dr. Matt Teorey was awarded a research stipend via an Exceptional Faculty Grant from the Peninsula College Foundation to incorporate new material into his Humanities courses, specifically an IS-105: Pop Culture course. No...
The so called “gap year” was largely unheard of when I was considering college way back in 1975. Sure, some high school graduates from affluent families took a year between high school and college to travel, and others took a year to work for the Peace...
It is my pleasure each June to inform the Peninsula College Board of Trustees of the Exceptional Faculty award recipients. These competitive awards are given for research, professional development, and/or the development and launch of a new curriculum,...
