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First ‘Tea with Dr. B’ of the Year, a Success
Dr. Towuanna Porter Brannon’s second year of “Tea with Dr. B” couldn’t have gotten off to a better start. The Virginia Peninsula Community College president facilitated a discussion on making…
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VPCC Alumna Angela Giles
Giles’ Rewarding Social Services Career Jump-started at VPCC
When Angela Giles graduated from New Jersey’s Northern Burlington County Regional High School, she had no idea her path would lead to Virginia Peninsula Community College. Growing up as a…
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Education and Service Go Hand in Hand for Southall
Charles Southall has an enduring connection to Virginia Peninsula Community College. In an association that spans decades, he remains dedicated to the College where he gained the footing for a…
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SGA President Enjoying Role
Tiye’ Smith’s ascension to Student Government Association president from vice president was typical. The way it happened wasn’t. In spring 2023, she was appointed the governing body’s vice president shortly…
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Meet Presidential Ambassador Anaiah Bell
Anaiah Bell, a social sciences major at Virginia Peninsula Community College, is positioning herself for a photography career. Along the way, she’s taking advantage of an opportunity to develop leadership…
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Co-Enrollment Offers VPCC Students Path to W&M
Dual enrollment in high school allows students to discover if college-level courses are right for them. Officials at Virginia Peninsula Community College and the College of William & Mary have…
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Roman and Niyah Ahmad
Higher Education and the Arts Are a Family Affair
Art is Roman Ahmad’s passion. He can’t envision a future that doesn’t involve letting his creativity flow. “I’ve been drawing since 2009, and I hope to find a creative career…
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Educator Turned VPCC Grad Aiming High
Recent years saw healthcare professionals in the limelight celebrated as heroes. Working late nights and early mornings, they are still heroes to many, and Virginia Peninsula Community College’s LeRon Lewis…
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VPCC Alumni, Madison and Jailyn Baker
PreK Teacher and Sister Got Foundation at VPCC
Jailyn and Madison Baker are as different as pickles and plums. Sisters, they are 10 years apart and have different tastes in practically everything. Born in Louisiana and Oklahoma, respectively,…
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Tough Weekend for Volleyball Team
The Virginia Peninsula Community College women’s volleyball team fell to 0-3 with two losses in a tri-match on Sept. 9 at Bryant & Stratton College in Virginia Beach. In the…
