The National Society of Collegiate Scholars at PGCC

11/23/2022

Thank you to all who donated to the food drive!!!

11/15/2022

Thank you to all of our attendees and congratulations again to all of our new members!

11/13/2022

Join us this Tuesday for our new member Induction ceremony!

Both new members and old members are invited!

10/20/2022

Come join us for the Club fair!!

The event is located at the Duke Student Center, upstairs in the community room!

IT will be a blast. 🎈🤡

04/07/2022

Hello Everyone!!! We have a community service project starting this month. From April 4-15 .pgcc will be collecting children’s book donations that will be given to the South Bowie Branch Library. There are 2 boxes, one located outside of the Hollow Tree, and the other on the 2nd floor of the Largo Student Center near the Cafe.

02/28/2022

Hey guys! Here is a reminder for our info session happening later on this week! Come learn about the NSCS Chapter at PGCC!

02/25/2022

Thank you all for coming out and learning about our NSCS Chapter yesterday at the club fair! We look forward to welcoming all of our new members!

02/10/2022

Hey everyone, our informational session is coming up! Join us for a great time to learn more about NSCS and get to know our team at PGCC!

01/31/2022

Welcome back, everyone! The second week of the semester officially starts tomorrow! It’s not too late to make this semester the best one yet!

12/23/2021

Wishing happy holidays to everyone during this much deserved break! Time to relax and sip hot coco!

05/01/2020

https://medium.com/authority-magazine/steve-loflin-of-the-national-society-of-collegiate-scholars-here-are-5-things-that-should-be-done-dc7b4d833795

I always tell people that I define leadership as the fine art of becoming obsolete.

04/24/2020

Staying connected in a digital environment during this global pandemic is key. NSCS’ Scott Mobley shares tips for keeping students engaged.

Higher ed leaders and educators: A pandemic is no time to abandon the idea of community. In fact, it should be a time to double down, says UB guest columnist Scott Mobley, who is executive director of