Alumni

Learn how criminal justice alumni are making a difference in fields like politics, child and family services, and physical fitness.

Physical education graduate, Anthony Lamb, has been positioned to invest in young students and athletes in the same ways he sought mentorship growing up.

The visual arts program prepares students to add beauty to the world through graphic design and studio art.

Education graduate Sarah Williams expands her knowledge of the legal field with consecutive clerkships.

Graduate Febe Valdez uses her business management degree and on-campus work experience to open an award-winning coffee shop in Brighton, Colorado.

After serving overseas, Dr. Brett Dempsey now uses his medical training as an acute care surgeon in Arizona.

As he helps alleviate spine conditions, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Reese, makes being a witness part of his practice.

As a legislative director at the U.S. House of Representatives, PCC graduate Lauren Graham stays grounded in her faith as she helps shape law.

Independent fine artist Adam Clague shares his experiences going from an aspiring art student to having his work both celebrated and collected.

After filling a specialized role as a microbiologist, Dr. Vasti Aguayo-Otero trusts that God still has a purpose for her knowledge and skills.

An emergency management coordinator, PCC graduate Isaiah Helton uses his skillset to help Escambia County, Florida, prepare for natural disasters and other crisis situations.

Graphic design alumnus Humberto Martinez Amaro designs visual stories as an exhibits manager at the National Naval Aviation Museum.