Overlooking the intercostal waterways, St. Petersburg College President Tonjua Williams highlighted the college’s workforce education commitments at the Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Clearwater Yacht Club on Friday, Oct. 12. Williams shared with Pinellas County’s business leaders…
On Tuesday, July 10, SPC held the 2018 Presidential Scholars Award Ceremony and Recognition at the Seminole Campus Digitorium. This year, the ceremony honored 35 students as SPC 2018 Presidential Scholars. SPC’s Presidential Scholarship provides full tuition for 60 credit hours…
MYcroSchool Charter High School hosted its 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the St. Petersburg Palladium Theater for their Pinellas and Pasco Campuses. On June 7, more than 60 graduates filled the stage, while their family and friends celebrated their accomplishments. SPC…
With warm hugs and smiling faces, the Owens family made a special visit to meet SPC President Dr. Tonjua Williams during their Spring Break vacation. The family shared with Dr. Williams how they’ve visited many historical places but to actually…
On Monday, Feb. 26, SPC President Dr. Williams hosted a luncheon with the Upper Pinellas Ministerial Alliance at the SPC Clearwater Campus Library. The Upper Pinellas Ministerial Alliance is an organization of spiritual leaders who partner to meet the needs…
On Friday, Feb. 23, St. Petersburg College President Tonjua Williams hosted “Pizza with the President” at the SPC EpiCenter. This open forum luncheon allowed students the opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss the needs of students with the President. During…
Tampa Bay’s Fox 13 News recently profiled SPC President Dr. Tonjua Williams as part of their What’s Right with Tampa Bay series. In the segment that also honored Black History Month, Dr. Williams reunites with SPC alumna Deniann Grant, who…
Dr. Tonjua Williams appeared before the Florida Senate Education Committee on Monday to discuss Senate Bill 540, known as the Community College Competitiveness Act of 2018. As proposed, the bill could limit the ability of the Florida College System to offer bachelor’s degrees.
For the fourth year in a row, hundreds of educational and thought leaders gathered at SPC’s Moving the Needle Conference to engage in collaborative discussions about how they are using innovative methods and data to improve student success.
President Tonjua Williams has been honored by both The Weekly Challenger and Pinellas Opportunity Council.