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Being a Blue Hose is more than a mascot, it’s a way of life. See why so many students and alumni call PC home.
Hometown: Greenwood, S.C.
PC Background: Outside of a short hiatus in 2009, I have been a member of the PC community since 2004.
What’s your favorite PC memory? I have seen the College add sports, buildings, and programs. Plus, I was even present for the rare complete solar eclipse. I have experienced many big moments at PC, but one of my favorites was donning the Scotty the Scotsman costume and walking through campus, high-fiving students.
What is the coolest thing you have ever done? Does staying up past 9 p.m. count?
If there was a book about your life, what would the title be? Coffee. It’s what’s for breakfast.
What’s your hidden talent? Analogies.
When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? American Gladiator. Dallas Cowboy. Paleontologist.
What’s your best advice for students during their college search? Relax. There are more than 5,000 colleges and universities in the United States, and I guarantee that you will be admitted and love more than one of them.
Hometown: St. Augustine, Fla.
PC Background: An English and a political science major, a two-year choir president, a member of Cantare and the PC Chamber Choir, a Stirling, an intramural supervisor, and a member of Big Brothers Big Sisters program with Thornwell — I was a busy Blue Hose but loved every minute of it.
What’s your favorite PC memory? Class on the front steps of Neville.
What is your hidden talent? Believe it or not, I’m a pretty good cook. You haven’t lived until you’ve tried my Saturday breakfast.
Favorite TV show? The Office takes the top spot for my favorite comedy. Game of Thrones is my current number one for drama, but Breaking Bad and Mad Men are a close second and third.
When you were a kid, who did you wanna be when you grew up? Michael “The GOAT” Jordan.
If there was a book about your life, what would it be titled? They Call Me “The Sock Guy.”
What’s your best advice for students during their college search? Whether it’s a professor, a staff member, a current student, or an alumnus or alumna, be sure to interact with as many people as you can throughout your college search. Hearing their stories will certainly help guide you to your collegiate home.