Students stay busy from the minute they arrive on campus for Move-In Day, setting up their rooms and getting settled in with everything they need before classes start.

The Residence Life and Student Life departments at PCC do a lot to prepare for students to arrive, like handling paperwork, fielding calls about housing and making numerous arrangements, which can change with little notice.

They're also big, however, on one of the most important aspects of higher education: the overall college experience. Students often arrive unsure of how to go about meeting people and…

PRATT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2021-2022

NOTICE OF HEARING ON EXCEEDING THE REVENUE NEUTRAL RATE AND THE LEGAL BUDGET WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 AT 5:30 P.M. IN RINEY STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 312.

ZOOM ID: 92722945961.
 

Pratt Community College is committed to providing a safe environment for students, athletes, and spectators. Effective August 9, 2021 and until further notice, the guidelines below will be used to provide a positive experience for each of the groups.
 
Indoor Events (Volleyball, Basketball, Wrestling)

All persons attending an event will be asked to wear a face covering. Social distancing is encouraged. Every other row of bleachers will be used. Concessions will be available. 

Outdoor Events (Baseball, Softball, Soccer, Track, Tennis)

Face coverings are recommended.…

Resident Assistant (RA) training is happening all week at PCC as we prepare to welcome students back on campus on official Move-In Day on Sunday, August 15.

RA's serve as campus leaders alongside their peers in the residence halls.

Residence Life Director Charles Keefer and Assistant Director Brad Luthe work with Pratt County officials and PCC Personnel to train and prepare RA's for their responsibilities.

The week is spent enjoying "energizer" and team building activities, sharing meals together and taking part in formal trainings.

The schedule is full of…

To support our number one priority, the health and safety of College stakeholders, followed by keeping classes, operations, and extra-curricular activities in-person for 2021-2022, the College is taking proactive steps to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and the Delta variant.

Effective August 9th, all students, faculty, staff, and visitors, will be required to wear a mask in all PCC public spaces (commons gathering areas, hallways, facility lobbies (including residence halls), restrooms, switchboard/mailroom, entry ways, bookstore, cafeteria, Beaver Bites, Learning Resource Center,…

**Please note that this post and flyers were updated on 8/6/2021, as masks are now required on campus starting Aug 9, 2021.

Now is the time to finalize all things registration, enrollment, any needed testing and financials before classes begin August 18th.

Please note these important dates and information leading up to Fall start.

View the expanded details of Move-In Day here: 

Important decisions are always being considered regarding the fluid COVID situation, you may also refer to the specialized Coronavirus section of our website. 

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The Cheer Team at Pratt Community College hosted a cheer clinic on campus at Dennis Lesh Arena.

High school athletes from all over the country were able to stunt and tumble with the PCC Cheer Team, who just placed 2nd overall in the small, coed open division at NJCAA Nationals in Daytona Beach, FL under the direction of coach Shae Napier.

Candidates practiced and received pointers from the PCC squad for the majority of the day, and participated in a late afternoon Q&A session to finish out the day.
It’s the largest recruiting event the Cheer Team has hosted to date…