Area residents will showcase their talent during the ‘Keyser’s Got Talent’ competition on Thursday, Jan. 24 at 6:30 p.m. in the Church-McKee Arts Center on the West Virginia University Potomac State College campus.
The PSC Alumni Association in conjunction with the Black Student Alliance Club at the College is sponsoring the talent show.
Youth, up to 18 years of age, and their parents are invited to enjoy a day of outdoor fun at the J. Edward Kelley Complex on the campus of West Virginia University Potomac State College.
The Tink Smith Collegiate Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) at WVU Potomac State College will host their Third Annual Catamount JAKES Showcase on January 26from 11a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission to the event is free.
Olivia Canoy, a senior criminal justice major at West Virginia University Potomac State College, was recently awarded the prestigious Judith A. Herndon Legislative Fellowship. Canoy is spending the 2019 spring semester in Charleston, W.Va. interning for Delegate Danny Hamrick during the West Virginia Legislative session. Only 10 students in the state were chosen to receive the award.
“I’m so thrilled to have been chosen for this esteemed fellowship, and for the privilege of obtaining a front-row learning experience about our legislative system and how it works,” said Canoy, a resident of Grant County, W.Va. and the daughter of Donica Canoy and Chadwick Canoy.
Auditions are underway for the upcoming ‘Keyser’s Got Talent’ showcase at West Virginia University Potomac State College. Open auditions will be held on Jan. 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the Church-McKee Arts Center.
First-, second- and third-place cash prizes will be awarded in the amounts of $500, $300 and $200 respectively. Acts will be judged on originality and creativity; degree of difficulty; stage presence; audience response; and overall performance.
West Virginia University’s Potomac State College President Jennifer Orlikoff, announces 138 students who earned a place on the President’s list for fall 2018. To be eligible for the President’s List, a student must earn a 3.7 to 4.0 grade point average while maintaining a full-time student status. Those students who earned a place on the President’s List include:
Taylor Marie Adams
WVU Potomac State College Dean of Academic Affairs Greg Ochoa announces 221 students who earned a place on the Dean’s list for fall 2018. In order to be eligible for the Dean’s List, students must be enrolled for at least 12-credit hours of graded courses, earn a 3.0-3.699 grade point average and not have any D, F, or I grades. The following students have met the criteria:
Alexander A Alger
If you’re thinking about your college journey, or just want some information about the college experience, then you’ll want to attend West Virginia University Potomac State College’s upcoming Discover Potomac State Day event being held on Monday, February 18, 2019.
Individuals attending a Discover Potomac State Day event are encouraged to ask questions of our helpful faculty and staff, chat with our students, tour the campus, and find their niche while getting a glimpse of college life on WVU’s Keyser campus, located in the scenic Potomac Highlands of West Virginia.
Current members of the recently formed Student Nurses’ Association on the Keyser campus of West Virginia University Potomac State College include (left to right): Seated: Alexandria Lamoreaux (Secretary), Brooke Hawk (Vice-President), Bethany Smith, and Lauren Fleming; Standing: Annie Kesner, Taylor White (Treasurer), Jacie Imperio, Kendra Johnson (Community Service Coordinator), Amanda Marshall (President), Jordan Cox (Campus Outreach Coordinator), Kendalyn Stutler, Nathan Evans, Ashley Thompson (Fundraising Coordinator), Hanna Slider, and Cheyenne Pitsenbarger (not pictured: Taylor Adams, Bradley Green, and Cassidy Hedrick).
Emily Pyles of Ft. Ashby (front) and Lauren Bacorn of Burlington, both pre-nursing students at West Virginia University Potomac State College, utilize technology purchased with a grant written by Associate Biology Professor Sheryl Chisholm, PhD, and Associate University Librarian Charles Julian, PhD.
The Criminal Justice team from West Virginia University Potomac State College is all smiles as they display their first-place trophy for taking top honors in the Crime Scene Competition at the West Virginia Criminal Justice Educators’ Association’s Annual Conference. Faculty and team members include (front, left to right): PSC Heidi Samuels, PhD, associate professor of criminal justice; PSC Students Shawna Sites (Petersburg, W.Va.); Samantha Hesse (Maysville, W.Va.); Diana Hernandez (Moorefield, W.Va.); and PSC CJ Assistant Professor Nicklaus Goff, J.D. Back row: PSC Students Julie Barnes (Bloomery, W.Va.); Darren Smith (Augusta, W.Va.); Derek Lee (Augusta, W.Va.); Bethany Roberts (Lonaconing Md.); Hunter Riley (Romney, W.Va.); and PSC CJ Instructor Danielle Lessard.