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Posted in 2012

Gilman Scholarship for study abroad
The Gilman International Scholarship cycle for summer and fall term study abroad programs has just opened. The deadline to submit all application material is Thursday, March 1 Posted February 9, 2012
The players in the new pact, left to right, include PSU Director of Student Aid Phillip Rodgers, Warner Pacific President Andrea Cook, PCC District President Preston Pulliams, Oregon State President Edward Ray and PPS Superintendent Carole Smith. Universities join Middle College
At a press conference at Jefferson High School on Wednesday Feb. 8, leaders from Oregon State University, Warner Pacific College and Portland State University announced they would join the University of Oregon in offering scholarships to graduates of the Jefferson High School Middle College for Advanced Studies program Posted February 9, 2012
U.S. senator stops by the college
Portland Community College’s newest location – the Newberg Center – served as the site for a legislative town hall on Saturday, Feb. 4, hosted by United States Senator Ron Wyden Posted February 9, 2012
Unity Project artist tours PCC
On Tuesday, Jan. 31, Nicky Falkenhayn visited Vanessa Calvert's Mixed Media Sculpture class at the Cascade Campus to discuss plans for the Unity Art Project, an installation that will commemorate PCC's 50th anniversary Posted February 9, 2012
Sylvania science ethics lecture Feb. 16
Dr. Steven Kolmes, chair of Environmental Sciences and the Molter Chair in Science at the University of Portland, will present “Toxic Water, Toxic Fish, and Social Justice” on from 3:15 to 4:20 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 16, in Room 10, Sciences and Technology Building at Sylvania Posted February 9, 2012
Cascade peace symposium inspires
Peace and conflict resolution scholars and students from throughout Oregon and Washington came together on Jan. 28 for a daylong symposium, held at the Cascade Campus of Portland Community College Posted February 8, 2012
The January 2012 website statistics. MEDIA: Solar array shines bright
In January, the powwow, a renewed dual enrollment agreement with PSU and a future construction of the state's biggest solar array at the Rock Creek Campus created a buzz with media Posted February 8, 2012
A map of where the installation will reside. Rock Creek getting big solar array 1
Located at the Rock Creek Campus, the array will reduce energy costs, enhance academic programs and provide temporary jobs Posted February 8, 2012
Sylvania hosts Heart Beat Fair
Designated as “American Heart Month” by the American Heart Association, February is a time to celebrate hearts and learn how to gain and maintain heart health Posted February 8, 2012
Cascade sets up bike rentals
The Cascade ASPCC has a new bike rental program for students to increase access to affordable, sustainable transportation Posted February 7, 2012
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