Location
-
DID YOU KNOW….THAT DUAL HIGH SCHOOL/PCC CLASSES SAVE THOUSANDS?!
- In the last school year, 262 Newberg High School students earned 2,205 college credits through dual enrollment classes at °µÍøTV. Students enrolled in calculus, welding, Shakespeare, Advanced Senior English, horticulture, engineering and robotics classes earned PCC college credit as well as Newberg High School credit toward graduation. And the bottom line? An overall tuition savings of $167,580! Posted November 23, 2010
-
Vaccinations available at two campuses
- Flu, pneumonia, and whooping cough/tetanus vaccines will be made available to PCC students, staff and faculty by nursing students from the Linfield School of Nursing Posted November 22, 2010
-
PCC gets $2.2 million for HEP
- The new program will assist the growing migrant and seasonal farm workers and members of their immediate family obtain a GED and enter higher education Posted November 19, 2010
-
PHOTOS: President's Circle takes flight
- A look at the President's Circle gathering, hosted by the PCC Foundation Posted November 19, 2010
-
Panel to focus on peace studies
- A team from PCC was one of 19 chosen from around the world to participate in this year’s Summer Institute hosted by the Kroc Institute of International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame Posted November 18, 2010
-
Childhood nutrition event at Cascade
- Thornburg will connect the latest research on maternal and childhood nutrition with vulnerabilities for adult onset diseases like cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer in the next generation Posted November 18, 2010
-
Holiday bazaar at Sylvania
- The Sylvania Campus ASPCC (student government) has organized a holiday bazaar to take place Monday, Nov. 29 and Tuesday, Nov. 30 Posted November 17, 2010
-
A plan takes shape for Rock Creek’s first bond phase
- PCC’s Rock Creek Campus in Washington County has decided on a general layout for its first phase of bond construction. […] Posted November 16, 2010
-
Rock Creek Campus group picks new face – Hillsboro Argus
- Washington County residents should see a more welcoming face on PCC’s Rock Creek Campus in the near future, as a […] Posted November 16, 2010
-
AAWCC conference open to PCC staff
- The two-day conference – tailored to Oregon community college professionals but open to non-AAWCC members interested in attending – features a slate of speakers and presentations focused on professional development Posted November 16, 2010