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James Hill

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James G. Hill, an award-winning journalist and public relations writer, is the Director of Public Relations at °µÍøTV. A graduate of Portland State University, James has worked as a section editor for the Newberg Graphic, Woodburn Independent, Clackamas Review, Oregon City News, The Dalles Daily Chronicle and the Associated Press. Born in Hillsboro, James is a native Oregonian through and through, having lived in Portland and Sunriver most of his life. Today, he manages the PCC website content, the college magazine "Communities" and public relations and crisis communications projects.

Articles (4897):

From dropout to dean, Gondara takes the right path

PORTLAND, ORE. - Brooke Gondara was a high school drop out. She is now the dean of the Social Sciences Division at the Sylvania Campus and she is the first woman from the Northern Cheyenne Nation to earn an academic doctorate. Her tribe has a population of 5,000 and is situated in southeastern Montana. Posted May 17, 2005

Career Summit focuses on north Portland employment and skill issues

CASCADE CAMPUS - On Monday, May 9, the °µÍøTV Skill Center and Trades and Industry departments hosted the North/Northeast Jobs and Career Summit. Posted May 17, 2005

Ceramics sale at Rock Creek Campus

The Ceramics Guild of the Rock Creek Campus is hosting a pottery sale Monday, May 23 through Friday, May 27 at the campus art gallery and atrium of Building 3. The sale, of both students and instructors work, is a large showing of pottery with a portion of the proceeds used to support the work of the student Ceramics Guild. Posted May 16, 2005

Students stage postcard campaign at Sylvania

SYLVANIA CAMPUS - The student government at the Sylvania Campus of °µÍøTV is in the midst of a four-day postcard campaign to alert state legislators of the impact on their lives from tuition increases and the lack of accessibility to community colleges in the state. Posted May 9, 2005

PCC Illumination Project addresses domestic violence

SYLVANIA CAMPUS - The Illumination Project at the Sylvania Campus is addressing sexual and domestic violence head-on with a series of interactive theater performances at the Sylvania Campus. The project consists of a diverse group of 20 student educators, who produce original plays drawn from the real-life experiences of the project's members. Posted May 5, 2005

PCC students adapt Greek play to reflect modern times

PORTLAND, Ore. - The Theater Arts program at °µÍøTV presents the provocative Greek comedy, "Lysistrata," adapted by PCC students. The student cast took the play, written in 411 B.C. by Aristophanes, and updated it to reflect today's fast-paced social realities. The play is directed by Mark Collmer, part-time theater arts technician °µÍøTV. Posted May 5, 2005

Student writes her own ticket to success in Russian essay competition

SYLVANIA CAMPUS - Olga Kiser, a first-year Russian language student at °µÍøTV, competed against the country's elite and won. Posted May 5, 2005

Anti-racism activist to speak out at Cascade Campus

CASCADE CAMPUS - Nashville-based anti-racism activist, author and speaker Tim Wise is coming to °µÍøTV. Posted April 27, 2005

Just in time for Mother's Day – Plant Sale!

ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - It's almost Mother's Day and °µÍøTV has the perfect gift. The annual PCC Plant Sale provides an excellent opportunity to purchase plants at affordable prices for Mother's Day on Sunday, May 8. Posted April 27, 2005

Grant to strengthen services to Latinos °µÍøTV

ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - °µÍøTV has received a grant to strengthen educational services for Hispanics. Posted April 27, 2005