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Engineering students get up to speed
- In Gregg Meyer’s Machine Design class, his students get an up-close look at the mechanics behind electric bicycles as part of the students’ real-world learning Posted July 24, 2011
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Cascade student works with Mars rover
- Maithy Ngo was one of 80 students from community colleges in 28 states and Puerto Rico that took part in two NASA workshops in Pasadena and the Johnson Space Center in Houston Posted July 18, 2011
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Middle College G-R-O-W-T-H
- Successful PCC program will expand to include all Jefferson High students Posted July 11, 2011
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Newberg contractor gets education on site
- For Quincy Attaway, who works as an assistant foreman on the Newberg Center construction project, work at the PCC job site is all about learning Posted July 4, 2011
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College becomes reality right now for Future Connect students
- Scholars and their families as well as local dignitaries gathered in the City Council Chamber to honor the first class of Future Connect Posted June 27, 2011
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Senior Studies Institute turns 20
- The institute is run by a large and lively group of members and uses topic discussions to emphasize life-long learning Posted June 27, 2011
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Harvard Review publishes prose by PCC faculty
- Writing instructor Jessica Johnson earns the high honor with her creative nonfiction story titled, ‘The Education of the Peppered Moth’ Posted June 1, 2011
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President Pulliams announces a new college logo for the 50th anniversary
- Find out about upcoming anniversary events and how PCC plans to celebrate a half-century of opportunity in our community Posted May 30, 2011
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Girls explore stitching pigs feet, nontraditional careers
- The annual Young Women’s Career Conference gave almost 500 area schoolgirls a head start into nontraditional careers through workshops hosted by 30 female professionals Posted May 17, 2011
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Sylvania students win Russian language experience
- Evan Schott, Darrian Bowen and Jason Junkkarinen are recipients of Critical Language Scholarships through the State Department, which will take them to Vladimir, Russia, this summer Posted May 15, 2011