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Piedmont Technical College is expanding its computer technology offerings in Laurens County with the addition of the PC Technician certificate program. The new class is designed to introduce students to computer technology program.

If Tanisha Latimer could be a professional student, that would be her job. But, she’s doing the next best thing as registrar at Piedmont Technical College.

Piedmont Technical College has been awarded nearly $600,000 as part of a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).

Instructors in the welding program at Piedmont Technical College recently traveled to Cleveland to receive specialized training on the program’s Lincoln Robotic Welding Education Cell trainer.

Piedmont Technical College recently held its annual Scholarship luncheon. The following recipients were among those honored:

Piedmont Technical College now offers a pathway to a career in agriculture that can be found nowhere else in South Carolina. Beginning in the fall of 2011, the college will be offering an associate degree in diversified agriculture, the only degree of its kind in the state.

Piedmont Technical College’s Foundation recently recognized Martha Barnette for her cumulative contributions in support of the college.

The gunsmithing program at Piedmont Technical College is holding a fundraising drawing to help the program.

Rebecca Benson has taken up the challenge of entering the traditionally male-dominated world of engineering.

Attending college is more affordable than you might think. And Piedmont Technical College is working with students to make it easier to find financial assistance.