Paris Junior College News Archive
Welcome to the PJC News Archive. Listed on the pages below are the hundreds of news items released by PJC over the previous few years.
Kimberly Adams receives first West scholarship
PJC graduate and Paris native will attend TWU in the fall.
Read MoreWelding students graduate, ready for certification
[b]Photo:[/b] These Paris Junior College summer welding graduates have completed their classes and are now qualified to take the ASME/AWS certification exams.
Read MoreUpper-level business courses to be taught at PJC
Paris Junior College and Texas A&M University — Commerce sign agreement allowing PJC students to work toward a bachelor's degree in business administration.
Read MoreSBDC offers selection of seminars in August
All of the sessions will be free and will be held at Paris Junior College — Sulphur Springs Center.
Read MoreRegents OK lower cost for dual-credit students
Effective this fall, high school students living outside the taxing district but within the college's service area will pay tuition of $37 per semester credit hour, a 45 percent reduction, or $162 in tuition and fees for three hours of college credit.
Read MoreFall scholarship available for TAMU-Texarkana
To qualify to apply for the Community College Counselor Workshop Scholarship of $250, students must have completed PJC's core curriculum requirements and be attending TAMU-T for the first time this fall for a minimum of six undergraduate hours.
Read More19 complete PJC’s Teacher Quality Grant Project
The 108-hour program consisted of a 45-hour summer program and twice-monthly workshops from September 2007 to May 2008.
Read MoreWomen’s group endows a new PJC scholarship
The former Paris Business and Professional Women's Club donates more than $5,000 to endow a scholarship in its name, honoring those who worked for women's services.
Read MorePJC summer enrollment increases 2.6 percent
Enrollment has grown 5.27 percent from that of the first summer semester of 2006.
Read MoreEMS training program begins this fall at PJC
There is a projected increase of 34 percent in the need for emergency medical technicians and paramedics in Northeast Texas in the coming years.
Read MoreDavid Johnson named PJC athletic director
Corey Lyon of Wichita, Kan., will take the helm of the PJC Lady Dragons softball team.
Read MoreBeta Zeta named Five Star PTK chapter
International recognition comes from meeting a set of goals the chapter set for itself during the past year.
Read MoreWelding class set at Sulphur Springs Center
Class will meet June 10 - Aug. 12 each Tuesday at Sulphur Springs High School.
Read MoreNew and returning Regents take oaths of office
Regents approve technology bid for PJC's new Greenville campus, decide to seek more bids for campus' phone system.
Read MoreSpring Welding program graduates announced
[b]Photo:[/b] Spring 2008 graduates of PJC's Welding program have been announced.
Read MoreLatest PJC RNs received their pins Friday
Former PJC nursing instructor Joyce Bookout addressed the school's latest class or RNs.
Read MoreSeven graduate from the PJC Cosmetology program
Photo: Seven students graduate from the Paris Junior College Cosmetology program.
Read MoreAlmost 500 receive their diplomas and certificates
Santos Garcia, an instructor at PJC - Greenville Center, was named Master Teacher for 2008. The Distinguished Service Award was presented to Max Goerte of Telephone, Texas.
Read MoreFifty-six receive their LVN pins Thursday
Ceremonies for PJC vocational nursing graduates were held at Paris' First Baptist Church.
Read MoreFifty-nine students graduate PJC’s GED program
"Lifelong learning is not a trite statement," Lamar County Judge M.C. Superville Jr., the event's keynote speaker, told graduates. "It is the beginning of a better quality of life."
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