Explore ancient pottery making with smoke firing class
PORTLAND, Ore. - Smoke-fired pottery is the oldest pottery known to man. Learn the technique discovered on 10,000-year-old shards in Japan to enhance your own pottery making in a Portland Community College non-credit class. Posted May 23, 2005
Learn to repair your sewing machine at home
PORTLAND, Ore. - Your sewing machine is a handy, creative machine when working properly; a frustrating, confusing monster when it's not. A vast majority of machines sent to repair shops could be fixed at home with little or no technical knowledge. Portland Community College will show you how with a non-credit class beginning this summer. Posted May 23, 2005
Jewelry workshop makes wearable memories
PORTLAND, Ore. - Symbolic images and words from your past can be used to create wearable works of art. This July, Portland Community College will show you how with a one-day workshop where you can make personalized jewelry. Posted May 23, 2005
Start your event planning biz with PCC class
PORTLAND, Ore. - Do friends drool for an invitation to one of your dinner parties? Do you find yourself being asked to plan the "dream" wedding? Spend an evening learning how to turn your knack for staging memorable events into a profitable business with a new non-credit class offered by Portland Community College. Posted May 23, 2005
PCC board welcomes two new members
PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College's Board of Directors have two new members following the Tuesday, May 17 election. Posted May 20, 2005
Career Summit focuses on north Portland employment and skill issues
CASCADE CAMPUS - On Monday, May 9, the Portland Community College Skill Center and Trades and Industry departments hosted the North/Northeast Jobs and Career Summit. Posted May 17, 2005
From dropout to dean, Gondara takes the right path
PORTLAND, ORE. - Brooke Gondara was a high school drop out. She is now the dean of the Social Sciences Division at the Sylvania Campus and she is the first woman from the Northern Cheyenne Nation to earn an academic doctorate. Her tribe has a population of 5,000 and is situated in southeastern Montana. Posted May 17, 2005
PCC hires men's basketball coach
CASCADE CAMPUS - Wayne Mendezona has coached in Austria, Bahrain and Kuwait. Now hes going to coach at Portland Community College. Posted May 17, 2005
Ceramics sale at Rock Creek Campus
The Ceramics Guild of the Rock Creek Campus is hosting a pottery sale Monday, May 23 through Friday, May 27 at the campus art gallery and atrium of Building 3. The sale, of both students and instructors work, is a large showing of pottery with a portion of the proceeds used to support the work of the student Ceramics Guild. Posted May 16, 2005
Students stage postcard campaign at Sylvania
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - The student government at the Sylvania Campus of Portland Community College is in the midst of a four-day postcard campaign to alert state legislators of the impact on their lives from tuition increases and the lack of accessibility to community colleges in the state. Posted May 9, 2005