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Today, 87 South College student pharmacists received their white coats marking the beginning of clinical rotations in the community. As they took this educational step towards their professional careers, speakers focused on the future of the industry.

Students from the South College School of Physician Assistant Studies Class of 2016 presented a donation today of $2,200 to Susannah’s House from money raised through their annual golf tournament.

Walking onto the stage Saturday at South College’s graduation meant as much to April Harvey as the degree she received on the other side.

Job seekers have an opportunity to meet with nearly two dozen recruiters in one stop this week at South College. On Thursday, May 14, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., the educational institution will host a career fair for its students and the community on campus at 3904 Lonas Drive.

Today, South College was notified by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education that Full Accreditation was granted to the South College School of Pharmacy, a milestone achievement for the higher education institution.

Today, 32 student pharmacists received the first doctoral degrees ever conferred by South College at the higher education institution’s inaugural School of Pharmacy graduation.

Today, 65 physician assistant students – the sixth class to graduate from South College – received their master’s degrees at the Tennessee Theatre.

South College School of Pharmacy students are learning to fill prescriptions to treat a multitude of diseases and illness. However, they also want to help prevent community members from ending up at their counter.

South College graduates, joined by family and friends at the historic Tennessee Theatre, listened to U.S. Rep. John J. Duncan Jr. deliver the keynote address Saturday at the commencement ceremony.

Today, South College-Asheville announces two new bachelor’s degree programs and is now enrolling students to begin classes May 12 in business administration and criminal justice.