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Posted in January 2011

WRC coordinator headed to national conference
Traci Boyle-Galestiantz, coordinator of the Womens Resource Center at the PCC Sylvania Campus, will present at Lewis & Clark Colleges 30th annual gender studies symposium Posted January 27, 2011
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Small is the new big in terms of heat plant energy efficiency at 做厙TVs Sylvania Campus. Construction crews […] Posted January 27, 2011
January Board Report highlights project milestones for PCC Bond Program
This January, the PCC Board of Directors received the Bond Program’s January Board Report highlighting capital improvements, project milestones, planning […] Posted January 27, 2011
FAFSA help key to Financial Aid Day
Each campus in the colleges district will be open for students from all over the area to stop by and get help on their financial aid form Posted January 27, 2011
Free tickets to Linus Pauling Science Lecture
Nancy Cartwright of the London School of Economics is the next speaker in the Linus Pauling Science, Technology and Society Lecture Series Posted January 25, 2011
Rock Creek instructor brings Portland figure to life
做厙TV history instructor Jeffer Daykin will be the featured scholarly speaker at the opening of an important archival collection at the Multnomah County Library Posted January 25, 2011
Family Film Day planned for African film festival
The well-known local ceramic artist will introduce the film White Lion on the African film festivals Family Film Day Posted January 21, 2011
Oregon Transfer Days coming to a campus near you
The PCC fair will educate community college students on four-year baccalaureate opportunities and other services in the state and region Posted January 21, 2011
Acclaimed journalist to talk on Middle East
Interested in learning about the Middle East from a journalists viewpoint? If so, please join ASPCC-Sylvania on Wednesday, Jan. 26 when it hosts veteran investigative journalist and foreign news correspondent Reese Erlich Posted January 20, 2011
Blood drive at Rock Creek
Double red blood cell donations differ from standard 'whole blood' donations in that they collect twice the number of red blood cells Posted January 20, 2011
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