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Posted in 2005

Joye Hardiman to speak at Cascade
CASCADE CAMPUS – Joye Hardiman, executive director of the Tacoma campus of Evergreen State College, will present field research on […] Posted April 8, 2005
High school counselors to be briefed on PCC process
CASCADE CAMPUS – Local high school counselors will get a first-hand look at what Portland Community College has to offer […] Posted April 8, 2005
Beltane Festival at Cascade on May 2
The Women’s Resource Center at Cascade, invites you to celebrate Beltane, May 2, from 11am-6pm in the SSB Plaza (weather […] Posted April 6, 2005
Opportunity knocks for small business students
Eight students in PCC's Small Business Development program met with counselor Jackie Babicky to focus on their businesses. Each has moved forward with their business goals and each successfully completed the first year of PCC's small business management program. Posted April 5, 2005
Media Advisory: PCC, community colleges celebrate day at Capitol
SALEM, Ore. - Students, board members, faculty and presidents from Oregon's 17 community colleges will converge in Salem for Community College Day at the Capitol on Tuesday, April 5. Posted March 31, 2005
PCC hosts interactive Guerrilla Girls theater group
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - Have your sense of humor on guard because the Guerilla Girls are invading Portland Community College. Posted March 30, 2005
Photography exhibit explores Columbia River basin
ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - The Rock Creek Art Gallery at Portland Community College is showcasing photos of the Columbia River basin and the people who live and work there. Posted March 30, 2005
PCC wins fourth straight budget award
PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College was awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for 2004. It's the fourth straight year PCC has received this honor. Posted March 30, 2005
Diesel Career Fair gives high school students closer look at industry
ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - More than 400 high school students from Hood River to Banks and all areas in between, including Portland, Hillsboro and Sandy, will get hands-on with heavy equipment and semi-trucks at Portland Community College's Diesel Career Fair. Posted March 28, 2005
'Survival Sewing' prepares for emergency mending
HILLSBORO, Ore. - In today's high-tech, fast paced world, sewing may seem to be a thing of the past; however, buttons still pop off and clothes still tear despite all of our modern conveniences. If you have yet to master the ABC's of sewing, let this Portland Community College non-credit sewing class guide you through the basics of hemming, mending, sewing buttons and more. Posted March 23, 2005
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