Pamlico Community College is in coastal Pamlico County, NC. Using the navigation menu at left, visit the college online. Learn about the Curriculum programs and Continuing Education classes. Students can learn more about the departments of the college, including Learning Resources, Student Services, the College Catalog, Admissions and Financial Aid. PCC is now offering JobsNow courses - a new program designed to provide job skills in less than six months.

Pamlico County Commissioner Ann Holton was the guest speaker for Carolyn Casey's Women's Studies class on Monday, February 8. Holton, a lifelong county resident, addressed the significance of making her way into politics which historically has always been male dominated. Holton, who captured more votes than anyone else in a field of four in her first try to become a commissioner, announced that she will be seeking a third term.

A special composition and arrangement by Paul Knudson will bring the era of Shakespeare to the stage in the Ned Everett Delamar Center on Sunday afternoon, February 28. Produced by Deborah Khouri, a Falstaff Festival will feature a comic opera and 'dinner on the grounds' featuring a cuisine that would have graced the table of the famed English literary master. For information about ticket sales and other details, contact Myra Blue, mblue@pamlicocc.edu.

In the coming weeks, a story will be posted on this site featuring an interview with Knudson and Khouri. Many familiar faces from the PCC extended family, students, alumni, faculty, and staff are sprinkled throughout the cast and crew.

Jeff Gurney, a boatbuilding student at Pamlico Community College compared studying boatbuilding under Graham Byrnes to taking guitar lessons from Eric Clapton. The college saluted Byrnes for having taught continuously for 25 years. Click here for the story and photos.

Renowned health care provider Susan Koepp will bring her talents and skills to PCC beginning Tuesday, January 26 for a weekly yoga class at the noon hour. Click here for the complete story and details.

Graham Byrnes entered a classroom to teach boatbuilding on January 9, 1985. The PCC Foundation coordinated a banquet to honor this milestone on January 9, 2010. Byrnes has taught scores of students who have built wooden power boats, sailboats, kayaks, and canoes during the last quarter century. Dr. Cleve H. Cox, PCC President, right, was on hand to congratulate Byrnes honoring his contribution to the college and to Pamlico County.