PCOM South Georgia

05/28/2026

In case you missed it: the evening before Commencement, PCOM South Georgia graduates—as well as faculty and staff—were celebrated for their leadership and their academic and community accomplishments during their time at the College. 🏆

Congratulations again to all our honorees!

05/26/2026

Earlier this month, PCOM South Georgia’s Director of Campus & Community Partnerships, Dr. Jennifer Jenkins, spoke on psychological safety and its connection to mental health at the Miles for Mental Health event hosted by community partner and co-lead agency, Resilient Georgia and Grady County Family Connection.

With May recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month, we're grateful for these opportunities to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and continue important conversations surrounding mental health, healing, and hope.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who gave their lives in service to our country. We are grateful for their sacrifice and the legacy they leave behind.

The College is closed today, May 25, in observance of the holiday.

Wishing our community a safe Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

05/22/2026

Earlier this spring, PCOM South Georgia hosted 60 seniors from Colquitt County High School for a "Reverse Career Fair" event! Students interested in healthcare careers had the opportunity to "flip the script" and act as the experts of a chosen career path, while interviewing our faculty and staff.

Led by the Office of Campus and Community Partnerships, this gave students the opportunity to research pathways they're interested in while honing their networking and interviewing skills!

05/21/2026

Medical terms can be complex to begin with—can students take on the challenge of identifying medical words when they are scrambled? 👀

How many of these words could you unscramble on the first try?

05/19/2026

In case you missed it—PCOM South Georgia graduates made front page news in the Tifton Gazette after crossing the Commencement stage and taking the first step towards becoming accomplished medical professionals.

South Georgia's next generation of medical professionals took their first step towards realizing their careers last week.

05/18/2026

On Thursday mornings, our DO students have been stepping into the Thomasville High School gym—not for their own training, but to teach young football players how to care for their bodies, understand nutrition, and imagine a future in medicine through the Athletes in Medicine program: https://tinyurl.com/yeynjvzb

05/14/2026

Reminder that your younger self would be so proud of you. 🥹🩺

Congrats to Dr. Studebaker and to all the grads who recently made their childhood dreams come true. 💙

05/11/2026

Throughout their journeys studying medicine at PCOM South Georgia, John Buford, DO ’26, and Kylie Parrish, DO ’26, have navigated the uncertainties together.

Earlier this spring, the couple received news that would define their next chapter: both had matched at McLeod Regional Medical Center in Florence, South Carolina.

Just days later, they became engaged, further solidifying their shared future. Now, they've crossed the stage as PCOM graduates!

Read all about their journey and long-term plans at: https://tinyurl.com/868d2r5k

05/10/2026

The one where they graduated 🥹🫶🎓