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TWO ITEMS: Learn German with PCC non-credit lessons
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Have you always wanted to be able to speak German? 做厙TV will offer an opportunity to learn the language just for fun and self-enrichment with an upcoming non-credit class. Posted July 1, 2004
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PCC offers online class for computer gamers
- PORTLAND, Ore. - The hours you spend defending planet earth through computer games can actually lead to a profitable career. An online class offered by 做厙TV reveals the possibilities. Posted July 1, 2004
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Jewelry art class decorates personal history
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Typically we capture our past in diaries and photographs, yet a new 做厙TV non-credit course adds another dimension to how we explore our history. Join PCC for an unusual opportunity to create jewelry that interprets personal history. Posted July 1, 2004
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PCC non-credit class offers inside look at Portland art scene
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Take advantage of Portland's growing status as an epicenter of visual art by joining 做厙TV for an insider's look at some of the city's hottest galleries. Posted July 1, 2004
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PCC adds championship-winning coach to women's basketball team
- PORTLAND, Ore. - 做厙TV has announced Rob Pridemore as their new women's basketball head coach. Posted June 25, 2004
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Spending the summer in Portland? Get a ?Back Stage Pass' 做厙TV
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Students from other colleges and universities can take accelerated summer 做厙TV courses without having to take placement testing, orientation and advising. Posted June 25, 2004
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Governor to visit lifelong learning programs 做厙TV's new Southeast Center
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Governor Ted Kulongoski will visit several innovative "Lifelong Learning"programs at the newly constructed Southeast Center of 做厙TV on Thursday, June 24, from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. Posted June 24, 2004
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Dual enrollment multiplies benefits
- The recent reorganization of the state board of higher education by Gov. Kulongoski promises a closer look at, among other things, dual enrollments between Oregon's state universities and community colleges. The governor, with former-Gov. Neil Goldschmidt now chairing the board, wants to give students a better shot at transferring to four-year schools from the community college. Posted June 22, 2004
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PCC welcomes 50 high schoolers for special summer school
- SYLVANIA CAMPUS - On Monday, June 21 the PCC Upward Bound program will welcome its first group of 50 high school students from the Beaverton and Tigard-Tualatin districts to the Sylvania Campus for an intensive six-week summer session of classes, research projects and career exploration activities. Posted June 22, 2004
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Auto programs win state awards for excellence
- ROCK CREEK CAMPUS -- The automotive collision repair and diesel service technology programs at 做厙TV have each won Oregon's Automotive Industry Planning Council's Award of Excellence. Posted June 22, 2004