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An End of an Era: Farewell Dr. Olliver, Pt. 2

SPC Programs & Events April 29, 2015 , by

Dr. Olliver on How He Met His Wife

Pictures from Dr. James Olliver: Left: Dr. Olliver and grandkids. Right Top: Daughter, son in law, and grand son. Right Bottom: Dr. Olliver's wife and three grandkids.

Pictures from Dr. James Olliver:
Left: Dr. Olliver and grandkids.
Right Top: Daughter, son in law, and grand son.
Right Bottom: Dr. Olliver’s wife and three grandkids.

 

Dr. Olliver’s Message to SPC Students

The many faces of Dr. Olliver. Top left: James Olliver photographing the SPC Innovation Lab at Seminole. One of the many additions added while he was provost. Top: A picture of the Habitat Park, a beautiful addition to campus. Bottom Left: Dr. Olliver showing his support for Career Services Working Wednesdays. One of the many ways SPC Seminole helps students find careers. Middle: Dr. Olliver showing his support for Ride Free, a move that allowed SPC students free access to public transport. Source: St. Petersburg College News.

The many faces of Dr. Olliver.
Top left: James Olliver photographing the SPC Innovation Lab at Seminole. One of the many additions added while he was provost.
Top: A picture of the Habitat Park, a beautiful addition to campus.
Bottom Left: Dr. Olliver showing his support for Career Services Working Wednesdays. One of the many ways SPC Seminole helps students find careers.
Middle: Dr. Olliver showing his support for Ride Free, a move that allowed SPC students free access to public transport.
Source: St. Petersburg College News.

 

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