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Nov 8, 2010, Monday, 5:30-7:30pm @ Building 9, Rock Creek Campus
- Want to know more about bond-funded renovations and additions scheduled for Portland Community College’s Rock Creek Campus? Posted October 27, 2010
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Cars go alternative at Sylvania
- Nearly 300 industry participants visited the Sylvania Campus on Oct. 15 to view the latest in alternative fuel vehicles as part of “National Alternative Fuel Vehicle Day Odyssey,” a nationwide, biennial campaign held in a variety of locations around the country Posted October 26, 2010
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Sylvania Campus Oct 27, 2010 “Meet and Greet”
- Interested in learning about bond-funded improvements slated for the Sylvania Campus of Portland Community College? If so, consider attending an information session later this month. Posted October 25, 2010
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Foundation scholarship deadline Oct. 29
- Applications need to be submitted to the Foundation by 5 p.m., Friday, October 29, Room 234, CC Building, Sylvania Campus Posted October 25, 2010
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Article: PCC breaks ground on new Newberg Facility
- After years of negotiations and planning with community leaders, Portland Community College broke ground on its Newberg Center. A crowd […] Posted October 25, 2010
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Bond meeting set for Wednesday
- Join the discussion about Sylvania’s bond planning and renovation – estimated as a five-year project Posted October 25, 2010
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Ohio photographer explores happier times
- Cascade Gallery is featuring the current works of Ohio photographer, Katie Shannon. Her images explore a facet of America’s relationship […] Posted October 18, 2010
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College breaks ground in Newberg
- The college and local dignitaries helped break ground on the Newberg Center - an educational facility that will serve Yamhill and western Washington counties Posted October 18, 2010
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Breaking Ground in Newberg
2 comments for post 25465 - PCC and the City of Newberg celebrated the ground breaking of the future Newberg Center on Wednesday, October 13 at […] Posted October 14, 2010
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State's poet laureate headed to PCC
- The Petersen event is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 19, in the auditorium of the Moriarty Arts and Humanities Building, 705 N. Killingsworth St. Posted October 13, 2010