PCC Feature Stories and Profiles
Learn more about PCC, our students, faculty, and staff through stories and profiles.
The shining light of ‘Judas’- Lighting design bigwig Peter West is the man who will set the mood for the Theatre Arts program’s production of ‘The Last Days of Judas Iscariot.’ [May 12, 2008 - Archived home page]
ArtBeat welcomes painting great Harry Widman- The Oregon legend will be the featured artist at this year’s art festival. He has cultivated a legacy that spans more than 50 years in Oregon. [May 5, 2008 - Archived home page]
Young lawmakers connect to students- A group of young legislators from Salem hosted an informal town hall meeting at Sylvania to hear what's on the minds of students. [April 28, 2008 - Archived home page]
Here’s a tip: Food Service gives back - Food Service staff donate thousands to fund scholarships for students who work in its dining rooms across PCC. [April 21, 2008 - Archived home page]
Cascade Job Fair- Presenting Sponsor Comcast says the annual job fair gives them a critical connection to the community’s workforce. [April 14, 2008 - Archived home page]
French instructor toast of Sylvania - French citizen and teacher Joëlle Lopez-Schadeck is enjoying her stay as part of the Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program. [April 7, 2008 - Archived home page]
PCC’s dream girl helps students realize their own dreams (part 2 of 2)- Julianne Johnson-Weiss isn’t just an instructor at PCC, she has made it her mission to make sure students find their calling in life and have the support they need to do it. [March 31, 2008 - Archived home page]
PCC’s dream girl nominated for Grammy (part 1 of 2)- Julianne Johnson-Weiss is starring in the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center’s production of ‘Dreamgirls.’ She also was a 2008 Grammy nominee. [March 24, 2008 - Archived home page]
In spring, Lookabill is always sheepish- Every year the Rock Creek Farm and its coordinator, Terry Lookabill, must oversee the births of 40 or more lambs. Farm plays integral part in student learning. [March 17, 2008 - Archived home page]
Superhero campaign is up, up and away- The 2008 Faculty, Staff and Retiree Giving Campaign is off and running. Recipients and donors alike illustrate what a difference a donation can make. [March 10, 2008 - Archived home page]
'Henry IV' gives Modica chance to rule- What is student Lauren Modica's latest challenge? She plays Jack Falstaff in the upcoming PCC Theater Arts production of 'Henry IV.' [March 03, 2008 - Archived home page]
It's hammer time for welding grads- Thanks to four former PCC welding students, Hal Hickman's PowerHammer Co. has pounded out a niche selling his invention all over the world. [February 25, 2008 - Archived home page]
Cameroonian director stops by PCC's African film festival- Jean-Marie Téno was the honored guest to the festival, which showcased two of his acclaimed documentaries. [February 18, 2008 - Archived home page]
Teach-in proves interest isn't cooling on global warming- Focus the Nation on Jan. 31 educated staff and students about solutions to the global warming issue and the response was big. [February 11, 2008 - Archived home page]
A marathon of a career- Whether it's speeding through marathons or serving her students, Cascade physical education instructor Levi Query is always on the run. [February 04, 2008 - Archived home page]
Cannes winner highlights African film festival- PCC's Cascade Festival of African Films features award-winning movies and a visit from documentary filmmaker Jean-Marie Téno. [January 28, 2008 - Archived home page]
Getting to know Oaxaca- PCC's Community Education program offers trips to Oaxaca, Mexico, which feature much more than just seeing the sights. [January 21, 2008 - Archived home page]
Financial Aid Day a big opportunity for students - The event is a chance for current and future students to get some help in filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. [January 14, 2008 - Archived home page]
PCC Winter Powwow a community event- The community is invited to the college's annual powwow, which helps those in, and out of, the Native community develop relationships. [January 07, 2008 - Archived home page]