St. Petersburg College Allstate Center will host its fourth annual Touch-a-Truck on April 14 from 10 a.m – 2 p.m. The free event will showcase different types of vehicles used in public safety careers and allow children and adults to get a glimpse into what it is like to work in public safety.
Explore careers in public safety and public policy at St. Petersburg College’s workshop for those looking to major in the field and set for March 22.
If you are interested in serving your community, exploring different public safety careers at the St. Petersburg College’s upcoming recruitment fair on March 22 may help determine your future in the workforce.
William H. Hastie, Bass Reeves, President Barack Obama, and Thurgood Marshall are among those African American History Month heroes honored at a Tarpon Springs Campus display celebrating African American history in February.
The St. Petersburg College/St. Petersburg Police Department Public Safety Education Program is a dual enrollment program designed to allow high school students with an interest in law enforcement or public safety the opportunity to complete college-level courses.
SPC graduate Danny Gutierrez made the ceremony for Fire Academy Class 51 a romantic graduation when he proposed to his high school sweetheart.
The Allstate Center is hosting its free, haunted Halloween Open House on Oct. 27. Open to the public and SPC faculty, staff, and students. Participants can expect a eerie good time with each floor of the Allstate Center crawling with Halloween activities for the entire family to enjoy!
Considering a public service career? Mark your calendar for June 19-22, for St. Petersburg College’s Career and Academic Community Fair.
Emergency Medical Technician and St. Petersburg College student Rick Washington was on hand to show guests around the ambulance, and talk about his experience at St. Petersburg College.
Toastmasters is helping prepare St. Petersburg College cadets to become better speakers and leaders. The Law Enforcement Academy at SPC has provided quality training programs for law enforcement officers for more than 25 years. As current cadets from the Police Recruit Classes 202 and 203 and Corrections Recruit Class 92 complete the academic and defensive tactics … Continue reading Toastmasters Helps Prepare SPC Cadets