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PCC staff, faculty to attend intercultural workshop
Photos and story by James Hill
The following PCC staff will participate in the Summer Institute for Intercultural Communications workshops at Pacific University. This is the second year that the Office of International Education has provided funding for professional development in the area of intercultural communications. For additional information about SIIC, please visit their website at www.intercultural.orgFoundations for Intercultural Communications – Wednesday, July 20 – Friday, July 22. Dawn Davis (Community Education – CPTWTC); Ken Dodge (ABS – Extended Learning Campus); Margaret Fasel (RC); Kelli Fritsche (Workforce Network – Goal Post); Susan Garber (Allied Health & Science – CA); Angie Hines (Capital Career Center – WCWTC); Chau M. Hoang (Affirmative Action- CA); Linda Jones (Early Childhood Education – SY); S. Kate Kinder (Workforce/ELC -PMWTC); Greg Malone (ITS-SY); Mary Lou McCann (Student Development – SY); Hadiyah Miller (Early Childhood Education – SY); Alexandra (Sandy) Neps (Allied Health Science (CA)Interculturalizing the Curriculum – Saturday, July 23; Leslie Hickcox (Biological Science – Health Education- SE); Cara Kao-Young (Health Professions – SY); Jeanette Morales (Assessment/Counseling – RC)Creating the New American Intercultural Campus – Monday, July 25-Friday, July 29); Priscilla V. Loanzon (Early Childhood Education – SY); Charles Clay (PMWTC); Mulu Terefe (Workforce Network – Goal Post)Kudfos to their willingness to further develop their interest in the area of intercultural competency through the Summer Institute for Intercultural Communications workshops.
About James Hill
James G. Hill, an award-winning journalist and public relations writer, is the Director of Public Relations at Portland Community College. A graduate of Portland State University, James has worked as a section editor for the Newberg Graphic... more »