News for WVU Potomac State College

Accomplished illustrator and filmmaker Keryn Thompson will visit West Virginia University Potomac State College on Monday, March 25 to discuss the art of filmmaking with the Potomac State Film Club.  The event will be held in the University Place Theater from 6-8 p.m., where Thompson will be screening a film as well as fielding questions about the filmmaking process.  This event is free and open to the public. 

The Little Mermaid,” will enchant audiences as Ariel, Flounder, Sebastian, and a hosts of other characters come to life before their eyes.  West Virginia University Potomac State College will present “The Little Mermaid,” based on Disney’s 1989 animated motion picture of the same name.  

FEBRUARY 19, 2019, KEYSER, WV - Discover Potomac State Day, an open house event, was recently held on the campus of West Virginia University Potomac State College in Keyser, W.Va. During the event, Hanna Sredy’s name was drawn as the lucky winner of a $500 book scholarship. Currently, Sredy is a senior at Somerset Area High School, in Pennsylvania. She is the daughter of Ralph and Lisa Sredy. Beth Little, Dean of Enrollment Services and University Relations, left, presented the certificate to Sredy. To learn more about WVU Potomac State College, call 800-262-7332 or email go2psc@mail.wvu.edu or visit potomacstatecollege.edu  

West Virginia University Potomac State College is now offering an enhancement regarding their transcript services. Official, secure e-transcripts are now available to current students and alumni. 

The WVU Potomac State Office of Enrollment Services is now live with transcript services from Credentials Solutions. Online ordering and electronic delivery offer current students and alumni quicker service from wherever they are located.  This enhancement will expedite transcript ordering and fulfillment processes without sacrificing the level of expected service.  

Coach Patrick is inviting high school male players from all over the state of West Virginia and surrounding areas to come participate. Find out what these new exciting events mean for the future of Potomac State College as well as for the Potomac State Men's Soccer program.

Where: Stayman Field

FEBRUARY 15, 2019, KEYSER, WV -- Ethan Patrick joins the West Virginia University Potomac State College Catamounts as the new head men’s soccer coach in preparation for the 2019 fall season. Most recently he served as an assistant soccer coach at both Marywood University (NCAA DIII), in Scranton, Pa. and Richard Bland College (NJCAA DI), in Petersburg, Va.

“I am very excited and happy for the players on our team.  They have worked hard and played hard for several months to win 21 straight games and to be recognized as the current number one team in the country. This is awesome.  We understand that the road for us ahead is very difficult and we plan to continue the trek toward a regional championship.  Proud is the only word that describes my feelings at this moment. #GOCATAMOUNTS,” said Head Coach Shawn White. 

The men will take to the court again tomorrow night, Feb. 13, against Pennsylvania Highlands Community College, at 7 p.m., in the Lough Gym.    

Treat your sweetheart (or yourself) to dinner and a show at West Virginia University Potomac State College’s annual Valentine’s Day Dinner and Show on Saturday, February 16.  This event will be held in the Davis Conference Center.  Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with dinner beginning at 6 p.m.

The cutting edge sound of Dueling Pianos is back by popular demand as this year’s entertainment.  Attendees will be amused with an interactive show that’s sure to have everyone clapping, laughing, singing, and dancing!   

During the month of February, West Virginia University Potomac State College will host “A Celebration of Black History,” a month-long event series featuring a diverse group of artists, citizens and scholars to conduct presentations that highlight the achievements and contributions of African-Americans to the American culture and the world.  All of these events are free and open to the public.

Reginald Owens, who served as vice president of human resources at FedEx Corporation, and Donaldson Twyman, managing director for FedEx’s AGFS Central West District, will deliver a keynote address on entrepreneurship, accountability and Black experience in the business world on Thursday, February 7 at 6 p.m. in the Davis Conference Center.