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This Presentation Got Robotic
David Goldman’s Electronic Engineering Technology 242 class, "Microcontroller/Embedded Systems," showed off their creations in a finals presentation in the CC Building at Sylvania Campus on Wednesday, Dec. 2 Posted December 2, 2015
Toby Dittrich is Out of This World 9 comments for post 23943
PCC’s Toby Dittrich is making things happen for the college’s science students, as well as all things outer space Posted November 30, 2015
Sylvania concludes Phase II work at College Center
The recent removal of a temporary wall in Sylvania’s College Center (CC) signals the imminent completion of the latest stage […] Posted November 25, 2015
Students Win Passports to Study 3 comments for post 23973
Fifty PCC students got free passports to study anywhere they want in the world Posted November 18, 2015
The detention pond, with its layers of plants, filters pollutants from the water, slows the water flow and reduces erosion. Storm Water Project Successful
The new large storm water mitigation structure near Parking Lot 5, on the south side of campus, handled a massive rainstorm runoff that occurred last month, moving thousands of gallons of water through the three-tiered system Posted November 17, 2015
Like to Travel? Attend this MiniFair
PCC and the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) are co-sponsoring an International Education Week MiniFair and Passport Caravan Posted November 13, 2015
Honoring Those That Served 6 comments for post 22882
PCC is honoring Veterans Day and highlighting its national partnership the college has with the VA Posted November 9, 2015
Class Earns Student a Big Grant 3 comments for post 23866
It’s rather extraordinary to hit a grand slam your first time at bat. Yet that’s exactly what PCC student Barbara Nelson did when she wrote her very first grant proposal as part of a grant writing course at the Sylvania Campus Posted November 4, 2015
Scholars of Space 12 comments for post 23694
Three PCC students have been honored as NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars Posted November 2, 2015
'Usagi Yojimbo' poster. 'Usagi' Creator to Visit PCC 2 comments for post 23648
Portland Community College’s Theatre Arts Program is presenting the North American premiere of a favorite son Posted October 29, 2015
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