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Giving inmates another chance
Inmates are getting direction in mapping out a life plan at the Coffee Creek women's correctional facility in Wilsonville, which has partnered with Portland Community College's Workforce Development Program. PCC is teaching inmates basic life skills and vocational skills so they can get back on their feet. Posted February 13, 2003
Millner to Present Lecture on Buffalo Soldiers
CASCADE CAMPUS - Portland State professor Darrell Millner will present an informative lecture in celebration with Portland Community College's recognition of Black History Month. Posted February 13, 2003
PCC Offers Study Abroad in Costa Rica This Summer
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - Thanks to Portland Community College, students can study this summer in Costa Rica. Posted February 7, 2003
'Monologues' Returns to PCC
PORTLAND, Ore. - Along with the world, Portland Community College will celebrate the ever-growing V-Day 2003. Posted February 7, 2003
Rock Creek Gallery Showcases 'Forces of Nature'
ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - During the month of February, Portland Community College will explore nature through art. Posted February 7, 2003
PCC African Festival to Showcase 19 Films
NORTH PORTLAND - Four thousand film enthusiasts can't be wrong. Portland Community College will host the popular and diverse 13th Annual Cascade Festival of African Films, in honor of Black History Month, through the month of February at the Cascade Campus, 705 N. Killingsworth. Posted January 31, 2003
MEDIA ADVISORY: PCC-Sylvania Celebrates Japanese New Year
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - The Japanese New Year is coming to Portland Community College. On Sunday, Feb. 2, the Sylvania Campus Multicultural Center is co-sponsoring Mochitsuki 2003. Posted January 30, 2003
PCC to Conduct Disaster Preparedness Drill
PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College students, faculty and staff will participate in the QuakEx 2003 drill and exercise. Posted January 30, 2003
Best-Selling Author to Read at PCC-Sylvania
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - New York Times best-selling author Jennifer Lauck will appear at Portland Community College in February. Posted January 30, 2003
Massive semiconductor project draws alum to Shanghai
Scott Best, who studied Mechanical Engineering Technology, is now a project manager for the largest silicon wafer cleanroom project in the world. Posted January 30, 2003
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