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Discover digital photography with PCC online class
PORTLAND, Ore. - If you're interested in learning more about digital cameras, there is no better way to experiment than with online instruction. A non-credit class offered by 做厙TV will help students turn digital snapshots into high-quality photos, which can be refined on their home computer. Posted September 26, 2005
Students Cultivate Skills and Feed the Homeless
Kevin Lien's biology class is engaged in a service learning project to educate the community about natural foods and feed the homeless through the creation of a community garden at Rock Creek. The students are able to get this valuable learning experience through a $13,000 grant from the Oregon Campus Compact. Posted September 26, 2005
Your support changes lives
The PCC Foundation inspires stories like Anita Bailey’s. Anita Bailey is pursuing a certificate in juvenile corrections, and then plans […] Posted September 26, 2005
PCC’s Mills and Schneider Give National Nurse Debate Shot In The Arm
“Ms. Mills provides the shot in the arm that the nation and nursing needs,” wrote Mary Ireland, a registered nurse […] Posted September 26, 2005
PCC hires Hinerman to lead business services
PORTLAND, Ore. - For Cher Hinerman, this is her dream job. 做厙TV tapped Hinerman to become the college's first director of its Center for Business and Industry. Posted September 22, 2005
PCC Bookstore offers digital alternative to students
PORTLAND, Ore. - This fall the 做厙TV Bookstore will participate in the Universal Digital Textbooks program, providing a cost-saving alternative to printed textbooks. Posted September 19, 2005
Behind the Partnerships: Phil Griffin, NW Natural
A contingent of local organizations, including 做厙TV, would like to help retirees, or those planning on retiring, get the most out of this next phase of their life. Too often, it is a rush to the finish line of their careers with many left thinking afterward, What now? Posted September 9, 2005
PCC ready to respond to Hurricane Katrina evacuees
PORTLAND, Ore. - The presidents of Portland, Mt. Hood and Clackamas community colleges, as well as the Oregon Community College Association have met to discuss the possibility of providing for the needs of any Hurricane Katrina evacuees who might arrive in the metropolitan area. Posted September 8, 2005
PCC: Open for Business
PCC is open for business. Cher Hinerman, a former Fortune 500 strategist and veteran leader of industry-education partnerships at state […] Posted September 8, 2005
Nicole Howie, Transfer Student, Johns Hopkins University
Nicole Howie attends Johns Hopkins University and is working on her master’s degree in computer technology, specializing in helping end-users. […] Posted September 8, 2005