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Southeast Center instructor's 'Scattershot' novel released 1 comment for "ESOL instructor’s first writing venture is ‘Scattershot’"
Written when Goodwin lived in Sapporo, Japan, the novel was accepted last year by Seedpod Publishing, an e-publisher based in Los Angeles. He spent the following year revising the story with its editors. Posted September 13, 2011
Limited services on Sept. 19-20
PCC will have limited services during Fall Inservice on Monday, Sept. 19 and Tuesday, Sept. 20 Posted September 13, 2011
Sharon Maxwell-Hendricks works to build community — DJC
Few contractors are granted an opportunity to exhibit their building expertise where they first learned the trade. Sharon Maxwell-Hendricks, owner […] Posted September 12, 2011
Campus and District Updates in Bond Program Board Report (Sept 2011)
Bond Program Update:  This past month has been a busy month with just getting the work done. Everyone from the […] Posted September 12, 2011
Author Wes Moore. District In-Service welcomes best-selling author Wes Moore
The acclaimed author of the bestseller, “The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates,” is coming to PCC to address faculty and staff Posted September 11, 2011
The August 2011 website statistics. Media report: Smoothie deal gets the cool treatment
PCC's new smoothie concept and the first graduate at the High School Equivalency Program were big news with the local media outlets Posted September 8, 2011
Chad Helder at his desk. Rock Creek instructor's scary passion revealed
All of the poems tell stories – there are vampires, witches, werewolves, Zombies, strange monsters, Bloody Mary, Satan, and even a variety of blobs (his favorite) Posted September 7, 2011
PCC staff tour Clark College’s Early Childhood Education Program and Facilities 4 comments for "PCC staff tour Clark College’s Early Childhood Education Program and Facilities"
Portland Community College will use a portion of the bond approved by voters in 2008 to improve and expand its […] Posted September 6, 2011
Nutritional Therapy is in good health
PCC’s new program starts this fall at its CLIMB Center and will allow students a pathway to earn credentials from the National Association of Nutrition Professionals Posted September 5, 2011
Softball's 'field of dreams' a winner
After struggling two years ago, PCC’s staff and faculty softball team finishes second place in a Tualatin Hills and Park Recreation District league Posted September 2, 2011
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