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Holiday bazaar at Sylvania
The Sylvania Campus ASPCC (student government) has organized a holiday bazaar to take place Monday, Nov. 29 and Tuesday, Nov. 30 Posted November 17, 2010
A plan takes shape for Rock Creek’s first bond phase
PCC’s Rock Creek Campus in Washington County has decided on a general layout for its first phase of bond construction. […] Posted November 16, 2010
Rock Creek Campus group picks new face – Hillsboro Argus
Washington County residents should see a more welcoming face on PCC’s Rock Creek Campus in the near future, as a […] Posted November 16, 2010
AAWCC conference open to PCC staff
The two-day conference – tailored to Oregon community college professionals but open to non-AAWCC members interested in attending – features a slate of speakers and presentations focused on professional development Posted November 16, 2010
Complete Makeover for PCC Sylvania – Portland Observer
Portland Community College’s oldest campus is about to get a facelift. At 42 years old, PCC’s Sylvania Campus is embarking […] Posted November 15, 2010
PCC's 50th Celebration: Tell us your ideas
In preparation for this important milestone, the college is inviting people to be a part of the planning process by sharing celebration ideas on an interactive website at: www.pcc.edu/50th Posted November 12, 2010
Bookstores taking donations to help students
The PCC Bookstores are collecting donations of canned food as well as items for the Women’s Resource Center Laundry Basket Project through Dec. 10 Posted November 12, 2010
Peace philosopher at Sylvania
Join Gail Presbey, a Gandhian Fulbright scholar and University of Detroit Mercy peace philosopher, at her presentation, “How Mahatma Gandhi Can Teach Us Today." Posted November 12, 2010
Photo exhibit opens at Sylvania
Veteran Portland photographer Aaron Johanson will be exhibiting an extended portrait collection of this region’s art community at PCC Sylvania’s Northview Gallery, Nov. 18 through Dec. 17 Posted November 12, 2010
Thanksgiving basket drive deadline extended
Each year Cascade ASPCC and Phi Theta Kappa give Thanksgiving baskets to more than 50 student families Posted November 12, 2010
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