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PCC board names interim president
- PORTLAND, Ore. – The Portland Community College Board of Directors named Dr. Gerard “Jerry” Berger of Salem interim president of Portland Community College at the Thursday, June 19 board meeting. Berger served as president of Chemeketa Community College from 1993 until his retirement in 2001. Posted June 20, 2003
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Regional artists on display at PCC gallery
- SYLVANIA CAMPUS - The Northview Gallery will feature an aluminum, bronze and iron sculpture exhibit by various regional artists in a two-month long presentation at the Sylvania Campus, 12000 S.W. 49th Ave. Posted June 19, 2003
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PCC Celebrated Students at 41st Commencement
- PORTLAND, Ore. – Nearly 2,500 graduates were honored at PCC’s commencement ceremony at the Memorial Coliseum on Friday, June 13. Posted June 18, 2003
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Dark Horse Comics editor discusses industry
- Did you know that a comic book won the Pulitzer Prize in 1992? Join Dark Horse Comics editor Shawna Ervin-Gore […] Posted June 18, 2003
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Life Lessons: PCC's ?open door' leads to a career of achievement
- Lieut. George Babnick of the Portland Police Bureau has pretty much done it all as far as police work is concerned. A career sparked by his interest in a criminal justice class at Cascade Campus almost 30 years ago. Posted June 18, 2003
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First day of summer term on June 23
- The summer term at PCC begins on Monday, June 23.If you haven’t already, remember to review your educational plan with […] Posted June 17, 2003
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Media Advisory: Commencement a community affair
- PORTLAND, Ore. – It is a community affair when Portland Community College, the largest post-secondary institution in the state, celebrates the accomplishments of its 3,000 graduates for 2003. Posted June 11, 2003
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Sylvania ROOTS celebrates 21 graduates
- The Sylvania ROOTS Program honored 21 graduating and transferring students at its end of the year celebration on Thursday, June […] Posted June 9, 2003
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TWO ITEMS: Native chef from India teaches home-cooked meals
- BEAVERTON, Ore. - Naseem Rahim can cook a meal that will make you think you just set foot in India. A native of the country, this expert chef and caterer is also a great teacher, and can help you bring exotic India to your own kitchen in a non-credit Portland Community College class this summer. Posted June 5, 2003
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Veterinary Technology students put on helpful microchip service
- PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Community College Veterinary Technology program, located at the Rock Creek Campus, will host its second microchip event for dogs and cats. Posted June 5, 2003