Social Media Pages
Can spending time on sites like Facebook actually help students? That’s what new research suggests. Students build important bonds when they connect with school friends on social networking sites. When students feel connected, they persist in education at higher rates and achieve at higher rates. It’s pretty promising that engaging in social networking sites could help them to develop and deepen their bonds over time. Also, educators who incorporate social media into the classroom have the potential to make lessons more relevant and meaningful.
Panola College Facebook Sites
- eLearning (Distance Education)
- Panola College
- Volleyball
- Alumni Association
- Associate Degree Nursing
- Workforce & Continuing Education
- Panola College Store
- Band
- Early Childhood Alliance
- HITSA (Health and Information Technology Student Assoc.)
- Teacher Prep
- Library (M.P. Baker Library)
- Student Government Association
- The Pony Express
- Women's Basketball
- Financial Aid
- Choral Dept.
- Panola Card by Herring Bank Member FDIC
- Swing Dance Club
- Reading
- Book club
- Theatre at Panola College
- Petroleum Technology
- Spanish Health Care
- Community Outreach
- Organization of Catholic Students

