“In New York, the subways have advertisements about St. Petersburg. The palm trees, the blue water…now that I’m here, I kinda don’t want to go back.” So opened Jenny Xie at her poetry reading on April 10 at the St. Petersburg College Gibbs Music Center. Xie read excerpts from her book “Eye Level” to SPC … Continue reading SPC Poetry Reading with Jenny Xie
The St. Petersburg College Midtown Center hosted an SPC Reads event with journalist Craig Pittman in March. One of the student’s who attended shared her takeaways from the author of “Oh Florida! How America’s Weirdest State Influences the Rest of the Country.”
Attend St. Petersburg College’s Communications Career Exploration Workshop at the St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus for those looking to major in communications or those considering a career in the field.
Philip Emeagwali, Otis F. Boykin, Granville T. Woods, and Henry T. Sampson are among those African American History Month heroes honored at the Tarpon Springs Campus display celebrating African American history in February.
Clark’s free workshop, offered by St. Petersburg College, will be held at the college’s Downtown Campus on August 30, 2017, from 1- 2 p.m. in room DC-210. Clark is a writer and editor, and has been a teacher of writing to students of all ages since 1979. He recently retired from the Poynter Institute, where he started out as their first full-time faculty member, then retired as vice president and senior scholar.
Two students who took part in this summer’s Career and Academic Communities Fair share their takeaways. One even chose a major after attending!
SPC’s student newspaper, The Sandbox News, recently won five journalism awards from the Florida Society of News Editors, tying with USF’s Oracle for the most amount of awards received.
Explore communications degrees and careers at St. Petersburg College’s Career and Academic Communities Fair June 19-22. Held on eight campus locations over four days, you can pick the date and location that work best for you.
Sign Language Interpreting Program graduates once again visited Gallaudet University in Washington in October.
Award winning author and St. Petersburg College Professor Emeritus Gabriel Horn will speak at the Nov. 14 author event at the Mirror Lake Public Library.