Following the Lord’s calling, Associate Attorney Shayna Lightfoot advocates for her clientele at Campbell Law.
Humanities
Student artists, designers, and editors worked to make the release of this year’s Fountains a success.
The literary studies concentration and strategic communication minor are now available for returning and incoming students!
English graduate Kaycee Simpson has learned that faith requires stepping out in times of uncertainty.
Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, a PCC graduate, is using her faith to make a difference.
Commercial writing graduate Dustin Brady writes action-packed books that ignite young readers’ imaginations.
From his position in Family Research Council Action, Worth Loving’s influence spans the United States.
Professional writing and graphic design students blend their creativity to produce the 33rd edition of Fountains.
The written word reaches more audiences than any other form of communication, so why not learn how to use it professionally?
Writing for both secular and religious publications, Rob Walker has learned to balance the expectations of both authors and editors using skills gained from PCC.
Inspired by the police officers that rescued her, Ashleigh Howard pursued a criminal justice degree, leading her to rewarding work defending the U.S.
Pre-law graduate Patrick Callahan has enjoyed making a difference for the American people and in the lives of his clients.