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James Hill

James G. Hill, an award-winning journalist and public relations writer, is the Director of Public Relations at Portland Community College. A graduate of Portland State University, James has worked as a section editor for the Newberg Graphic, Woodburn Independent, Clackamas Review, Oregon City News, The Dalles Daily Chronicle and the Associated Press. Born in Hillsboro, James is a native Oregonian through and through, having lived in Portland and Sunriver most of his life. Today, he manages the PCC website content, the college magazine "Communities" and public relations and crisis communications projects.

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Transform old furniture from trash to treasure
PORTLAND, Ore. - Whether you are looking for a country motif or the sophistication of Fifth Avenue, painted furniture can add just the right touch to your d'cor. Join Portland Community College this spring for a fun and creative non-credit class that will turn your worn-out furniture into customized works of art. Posted March 21, 2006
Make your own fleece socks in PCC class
PORTLAND, Ore. - There is no better feeling than slipping your feet into a pair of toasty warm fleece socks. Wearing socks you made yourself would make the experience even better. Portland Community College is offering a non-credit class this spring that gives the satisfaction of making your own socks, from finding the fleece to wearing the finished product. Posted March 21, 2006
Class guides women through mid-life career change
PORTLAND, Ore. - Mid-life career changes bring special challenges to women such as: how do you switch gears to a new interest? What about balancing family and work at this stage? Will you have to start at the beginning? This spring a Portland Community College non-credit class will offer strategies to help women make successful life transitions and take the next step in their careers. Posted March 21, 2006
Legal interpreting program focuses on foundation skills
PORTLAND, Ore. - For those who speak a second language and enjoy helping others, legal interpreting can be a rewarding career. Posted March 21, 2006
Become a stand-up comic with PCC non-credit class
PORTLAND, Ore. - Whether you've always been known as the class clown or just like to make people laugh, now's your chance to step into the spotlight of stand-up. Join Instructor Eric Severson and Portland Community College to cover the basics of becoming a stand-up comedian in a five-week, non-credit class. Posted March 21, 2006
Gear up to get around PCC this spring
PCC’s Parking and Transportation Services has plenty of options for students and staff to make sure they get to class […] Posted March 20, 2006
Sustainability options a stable resource at PCC
Noelle Studer has plenty of energy, especially when she talks about reducing energy consumption. The PCC sustainability coordinator is busy […] Posted March 20, 2006
Sustainability options a stable resource at PCC
Noelle Studer has plenty of energy, especially when she talks about reducing energy consumption. The PCC sustainability coordinator is busy […] Posted March 20, 2006
PCC’s Women’s History Month attracts diverse presenters
March is Women’s History Month and PCC celebrated it in style. Campuses all over the district had events for students, […] Posted March 20, 2006
PCC students travel to New Orleans to help rebuild
PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the two-year honor society, is sending a group of students to New Orleans to help rebuild during spring break. Posted March 20, 2006
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