Payson Campus News Today

In April, Eastern Arizona College’s Payson Campus celebrated the achievements of 13 students who showed excellence in various fields of study. The ceremony, held at the campus, recognized the dedication

Eastern Arizona College’s Payson Campus invites astronomy enthusiasts and beginners alike to delve into the mysteries of the cosmos through two remote astronomy research workshops this spring, featuring the use

From surveying the stars to investigating the smallest life forms, and more, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) students at Eastern Arizona College’s Payson Campus have a variety of tools

The end of the spring term at Eastern Arizona College-Payson Campus brings several special events. These start this week and continue through May 10.

From surveying the stars to investigating the smallest life forms, and more, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) students at Eastern Arizona Colleges Payson Campus have a variety of tools

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Payson students and teachers continue to reap the benefits of the district’s innovative dual enrollment program, stoutly supported by the Aspire Arizona Foundation.

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Kimberly Wright, a new biology instructor at Eastern Arizona College’s Payson Campus, said she’ll “be busy in a good way” this fall as she teaches in the Rim Country.

Arizona’s community colleges are now on the path to awarding four-year degrees if they want. Gov. Doug Ducey on May 4 signed legislation to permit these local institutions to offer baccalaureate degrees — and do so without having to first enter into a joint program with one of the state’s three universities. “Arizona’s community colleges play a critical role in supporting students of all ages and equipping our workforce with skills and resources,” the governor said...