Alicen Egnew joined Peninsula College’s Medical Assistant (MA) Program in the fall 2013 armed with a GED. On June 20, of this year she graduated with her high school diploma, medical assistant certificate, an AAS degree in medical assisting, and a spring...
Listening to Susie and Anthony Sanders talk about Peninsula College’s Bachelors of Applied Science in Applied Management (BAS) Program, it’s hard not to get excited with them. The mother and son graduated from the program a year apart, and are perfectly...
Emily Heike’s presence on the Peninsula College (PC) campus summer quarter caused a few heads to turn. Interning for IT Director Steve Baxter the 20-year-old with a bachelor’s degree could be mistaken for a student when answering service calls. Achieving...
If listening to Harley Bullington speak gives you the sense he is teeming with gratitude, you may be onto something. “I consider myself very lucky. I should be in jail for the rest of my life, but instead I’m making $50 to $60 an hour doing what...
Sometimes life imitates school. While course content may be emphasized in college and university marketing, for Forks resident Lucritia Stansbury, the practical life skills gained while going through the ups and downs of earning her degree, proved just...
A Winding road It took Kelli Ward a while to settle into a rhythm at Peninsula College. In 2005, she attended the Running Start program but didn’t do very well. As a care-free teenager, she couldn’t handle the freedom and additional responsibility...
