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Portland Community College will use a portion of the bond approved by voters in 2008 to improve and expand its […] Posted September 6, 2011
Nutritional Therapy is in good health
PCC’s new program starts this fall at its CLIMB Center and will allow students a pathway to earn credentials from the National Association of Nutrition Professionals Posted September 5, 2011
PCC's Flores in Portland exhibition
Gene Flores, art department chairman at Portland Community College’s Sylvania Campus, will take part in the annual Art in the Pearl exhibition. Posted August 30, 2011
Southeast Center survives growing pains
Starting next spring, the bond program will expand the center, which is surviving record enrollment, into a full campus to help ease crowded classes and study spaces Posted August 29, 2011
CAD Summit registration now open
The CAD Summit will feature classroom training, seminars, Q-and-A sessions and demos of the future of mechanical computer-aided design technologies Posted August 26, 2011
Contractor Lady returns for PCC bond
Sharon Maxwell-Hendricks, an alumna of PCC, owns Boanerges Group – a local general contractor renovating three classrooms at the Cascade Campus to accommodate more students Posted August 24, 2011
Q & A with Sarah Tillery: She's making history
She’s been PCC’s service learning coordinator for a year and reflects on her journey to the college and what big things lay ahead Posted August 22, 2011
PCC’s Southeast Center doing more with limited space
Walk through Mt. Tabor Hall at Portland Community College’s Southeast Center and you might encounter long lines or crowded study […] Posted August 16, 2011
PCC smoothies are cool again
When PCC and Oregon State needed a new fruit smoothie concept, the schools joined forces with local suppliers to develop a model food program Posted August 11, 2011
College searching for students from 1960s
The PCC Advancement Office is trying to connect with alumni from the first decade so that they can be invited to be special guests at some commemorative events the college is planning Posted August 9, 2011
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