Pratt Community College is pleased to announce Wyatt Brown as a 2020-2021 Above and Beyond Honor Scholar. The Above and Beyond Honors Scholarship is the highest academic award available from PCC.

“The Above and Beyond Honors award provides full tuition and books plus a stipend of $500.00 per semester,” said Monette DePew, Interim Vice President of Instruction. “This is one of the best scholarships available anywhere and it is the highest award available from Pratt Community College.”

Pratt Community College is pleased to announce Chariah Daniels as a 2020-2021 Above and Beyond Honor Scholar. The Above and Beyond Honors Scholarship is the highest academic award available from PCC.
 
“This scholarship award means a lot to me,” said Daniels. “It means that I do not have to stress about paying for school, and it also means that I do not have to give my parents the burden of paying for school.” 
 

The Kappa Beta Delta (KBD) Honor Society has announced the 2017 recipients of Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) Regions Merit Scholarships which includes one Pratt Community College business student.

Sophomore, Tyanna Hughes, was awarded a $500 scholarship which she says she will use next year when she transfers to Central Methodist University in Missouri.

“I was very excited when I found out,” said Hughes. “The scholarship will be a big help next year.”

On February 23, the Pratt Community College Automotive Department will host their annual Car Show. An assortment of cars of all different makes and models will be on display in the automotive shop from 8 a.m. – noon, and there is no charge for admission. The cars are loaned for the event by community members who have ties to the department.

Students and community members are able to vote on which of the vehicles is their favorite and People’s Choice awards will be given out at the close of the event.