PCC Celebrates Diverse Cultures at International Day

ELA students eager to showcase their home countries at annual event

Apr. 12, 2026 at 10:29am

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An abstract, impressionistic scene of blurred, colorful shapes and textures, conveying the celebratory atmosphere of an international cultural event.The vibrant International Day celebration at Pitt Community College will immerse attendees in the sights, sounds, and flavors of the college's diverse student body.Winterville Today

Pitt Community College's English Language Acquisition (ELA) program is hosting its annual International Day celebration on April 30, inviting the local community to campus to experience the diverse cultures represented by the program's students.

Why it matters

International Day provides an opportunity for ELA students, many of whom are recent immigrants, to share their heritage and traditions with the broader community. The event promotes cultural exchange, understanding, and inclusion on the college campus.

The details

The ELA program at Pitt Community College supports students from around the world as they work to improve their English language skills. For International Day, these students will set up booths and displays to showcase the foods, music, art, and customs of their home countries, allowing attendees to learn about different cultures firsthand.

  • International Day will be held on April 30, 2026.

The players

Pitt Community College

A public community college located in Winterville, North Carolina that offers associate degree programs and English language instruction.

English Language Acquisition (ELA) program

An academic program at Pitt Community College that provides English language instruction and support for students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

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The takeaway

International Day at Pitt Community College is an opportunity for the local community to engage with and learn about the diverse cultures represented by the college's ELA students, fostering greater cross-cultural understanding and inclusion.