Rich Tozour: The Intended Path
Attending PCC provided more than just a degree to Rich Tozour, it also provided a direction.
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Alumni Spotlights
PCC News Articles that feature Pensacola Christian College Alumni and how PCC has influenced and helped them to excel in their field of expertise.
Jason Ramey: Justice for Victims, Glory to God
As the youngest district attorney in North Carolina, Jason Ramey gives glory to God for his success as he strives to uphold the laws of North Carolina.
Melissa Newport: Roundtable for Real Education
After teaching for 23 years in Christian education, Melissa Newport was humbly surprised to receive an invitation from the U.S. Department of Education to meet with Secretary DeVos.
Bradlee Roberts: How to Bee a Graphic Designer
Just two years after graduating, PCC alumna Bradlee Roberts is serving as a graphic designer for the National Bible Bee.
John Lepone: On Not Being Boxed In
How one computer science grad went from programming to providing leadership within Verizon to starting his own company.
Rachel Chamness: Offering Independence
As a trainer for Guide Dogs for the Blind, advertising/public relations grad Rachel Chamness helps clients gain independence.
Michael and Ruth Manaloto: Blessed in the Busy
Nursing grads Michael and Ruth Manaloto put their training to the test during long days with little rest.
Ashley Araujo: Before and after the Bell
As a teacher, education grad Ashley Araujo changes the lives of children at Hope Children’s Home.
Zachary Underwood: Built by Design
Mechanical engineering grad Zachary Underwood tests hybrid batteries for functionality and safety at Ford Motor Company.
Lori Antkoviak: Advocating for Children
How one pre-law graduate uses her training to help protect those who are hurting.
Haley Cobb: A Leap of Faith, By Design
God gave graphic design grad Haley Cobb her heart’s desire, but it required her to step outside her comfort zone.
Charity St. Clair: Faith through Grace
Alumna Charity St. Clair has long known her calling in life—but the path to get there has been anything but easy.