Oct 1, 2026 · 39 min · 9 segments
What does it mean to live your legacy while you're at Pearl River Community College? On this episode of the Wildcat Radio Show, Director of Marketing and Recruitment Dr. Kari Eve Valance and…
We're always so excited to talk about the growing Wildcat family at the river and And I was just talking to someone the other day that we remember when we hit 5000, when we hit 6000.
And it's just so it's again, so exciting just to know that we've got all of these Wildcat students that are trusting us with their education.
And it's across all three of our campuses and online and with our dual enrollment and all of our amazing programs.
And I said in the first couple of weeks that we were on campus that you could really feel it, not even just the parking spots, but just the students on campus, seeing them out, getting involved and being, you know, doing things on campus.
And I think that also is like a testament to the culture that's across the campuses, especially right now, you know, when COVID happened years ago, it was like a whole shift on like what students were expecting and experiencing on campus.
And now that we've turned that corner and we have like a new, almost kind of like a new generation of students, these students who like got to experience more traditional high school once again, and now they want that traditional college experience too.
And we have such great people in the positions that are putting on the student activities.
And those people are really doing a great job of trying to make sure that there's always something for the students to do.
There's never a time that they're sitting around saying like, oh, there's nothing to do here.
We're always so excited to talk about the growing Wildcat family at the river and And I was just talking to someone the other day that we remember when we hit 5000, when we hit 6000.
And it's just so it's again, so exciting just to know that we've got all of these Wildcat students that are trusting us with their education.
And it's across all three of our campuses and online and with our dual enrollment and all of our amazing programs.
And I said in the first couple of weeks that we were on campus that you could really feel it, not even just the parking spots, but just the students on campus, seeing them out, getting involved and being, you know, doing things on campus.
And I think that also is like a testament to the culture that's across the campuses, especially right now, you know, when COVID happened years ago, it was like a whole shift on like what students were expecting and experiencing on campus.
And now that we've turned that corner and we have like a new, almost kind of like a new generation of students, these students who like got to experience more traditional high school once again, and now they want that traditional college experience too.
And we have such great people in the positions that are putting on the student activities.
And those people are really doing a great job of trying to make sure that there's always something for the students to do.
There's never a time that they're sitting around saying like, oh, there's nothing to do here.
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