Posted in September 2006
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Master teacher leads West African dance class
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Learn authentic traditional dances taught by a master artist from Senegal through a fun and unique non-credit class at Portland Community College. Posted September 13, 2006
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Act like a professional
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Learn acting techniques to aid your professional life in a non-credit course at Portland Community College. Posted September 13, 2006
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Learn to draw Chinese and Japanese characters
- PORTLAND, Ore. - A non-credit Portland Community College class will guide students through the world of East Asian language characters. Posted September 13, 2006
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Dalai Lama teachings focus of non-credit offering
- PORTLAND, Ore. - The Dalai Lama teaches the inner riches of innate wisdom, universal compassion and global responsibility. Learn more about him through a non-credit Portland Community College class. Posted September 13, 2006
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Get hands-on with 3-D photography
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College is offering a non-credit course that will give more dimensions to your photography. Posted September 13, 2006
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Expressive writing techniques for new writers
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Publisher, poet and teacher Carol Sawyer will lead a non-credit writing class at Portland Community College that will help aspiring new writers to find energy and develop technique. Posted September 13, 2006
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Rock Creek needs an Interim Division Dean
- This opportunity is only open to current PCC Staff. Posted September 12, 2006
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Two Management Interim Appointments
- A vacancy creates two development opportunities for current PCC staff. Posted September 12, 2006
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Rock Creek hosts memorial dedication for late art instructor
- PORTLAND, Ore. - The life and work of late instructor Dick Helzer will be on display this fall at the Rock Creek Art Gallery. Posted September 12, 2006
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PCC and Caterpillar kick off ThinkBIG program
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Community College and five dealers of international heavy-equipment manufacturer Caterpillar are thinking big. Posted September 12, 2006