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PCC-Rock Creek exhibit explores 'Ex-Voto' experience
ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - The Rock Creek Art Gallery at Portland Community College is featuring a quilt installation that explores devotional work. Posted January 24, 2005
College transfer fair at Rock Creek Campus
COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR AT ROCK CREEKWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 269AM-1PMBUILDING 3 MALLSPECIFICS OF EVENT:- Approximately 23 colleges represented from Oregon (and a […] Posted January 24, 2005
PCC-Sylvania hosts 'Farmer's Daughter' author
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - Portland Community College will host a poetry reading by Lynnell Edwards, author of "The Farmer's Daughter." Posted January 21, 2005
PCC awarded Verizon grant for high-tech training
BEAVERTON, Ore. - The Grants Office at Portland Community College and the PCC Foundation have announced a $15,000 award from the Verizon Foundation. Posted January 19, 2005
Open Mic showcases Native American speaker at RC
Open Mind, Open Mic January 25th Noon – 1:00 p.m.Building 3, MallNative American Sovereignty & Political Oppression Guest Speakers:Louis Pitt […] Posted January 19, 2005
College Holiday Closure
Portland Community College will be closed January 17 for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Posted January 17, 2005
Weather Closure Sunday
PCC is closed Sunday, January 16. The ceremony honoring Dr. Martin Luther King scheduled for 2:00pm at the Rock Creek […] Posted January 15, 2005
PCC to raise curtain on 15th African film festival
CASCADE CAMPUS - Three acclaimed directors and a special symposium will headline the 15th Annual Cascade Festival of African Films, sponsored by Portland Community College and partners. This year's festival will place a spotlight on more than 20 award-winning films from every region of the African continent. Posted January 14, 2005
St. Helens company chooses PCC training
In the early 1960s, Shell Oil built a chemical plant 30 miles northwest of Portland near the Columbia County town of St. Helens. Forty years later, the plant is still going strong, providing a stable source of employment in this quiet community of 10,000. Posted January 14, 2005
Former PCC student named stage manager for Chicago's Joffrey Ballet
PORTLAND, Ore. - More than 12 years ago, Jessica Flores made a life-changing decision, jumping from studies in administrative justice to theater arts at Portland Community College. Now, this month, Flores made another jump and it has led to great things. She recently became the stage manager for the respected Joffrey Ballet in Chicago after six years as production manager for the Oregon Ballet. Posted January 14, 2005
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