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Rock Creek establishes support groups for women
As cans and staples collected from the MLK Food Drive are being distributed, Rock Creek Women's Resource Center's Kristen Martin, a key coordinator of the food drive, has been busy starting three new activities for her students Posted January 19, 2011
Rock Creek food drive to help the hungry
Portland Community College Rock Creek student leadership will celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with an annual food drive to benefit the Oregon Food Bank in Washington County Posted January 10, 2011
Program planning at Rock Creek with faculty, staff and students
The PCC Rock Creek Design Team hosted a planning charrette on November 22 with campus stakeholders to develop a series […] Posted December 21, 2010
PCC Rock Creek planners consider several options for programming inside new building additions – Oregonlive.com
A public input session Thursday to discuss the redesign of Portland Community College’s Rock Creek campus detailed how additions to […] Posted December 8, 2010
PCC’s Rock Creek Campus plans expansion to cope with growing enrollment – Oregonlive.com 1 comment for post 25485
PCC has seen record increases in student numbers in recent years, particularly at Rock Creek. The burgeoning population is putting […] Posted December 8, 2010
Rock Creek gets with the bond plan
Portland Community College’s Rock Creek Campus in Washington County has decided on a general layout for its first phase of […] Posted December 7, 2010
Classes, advising available in Columbia County
Portland Community College has scheduled several advising and orientation opportunities for prospective students in Columbia County this winter Posted December 6, 2010
Rock Creek bond planning activity Dec. 2
The Rock Creek Campus Bond Planning Drop-In Session is set for 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 2, Mall, Building 3. Staff, faculty, students and he community are encouraged to drop-in any time, stay as long as they like Posted December 1, 2010
Vaccinations available at two campuses
Flu, pneumonia, and whooping cough/tetanus vaccines will be made available to PCC students, staff and faculty by nursing students from the Linfield School of Nursing Posted November 22, 2010
PCC gets $2.2 million for HEP
The new program will assist the growing migrant and seasonal farm workers and members of their immediate family obtain a GED and enter higher education Posted November 19, 2010
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