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Abe Proctor

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Cascade Campus student writing takes center stage Nov. 8 for Harvest of the Word Festival
PCC student writers will take center stage on Tuesday, Nov. 8 when the annual Harvest of the Word Festival makes its annual return Posted November 2, 2016
Roosevelt High School students earn PCC credits for graphic novel project
A group of Roosevelt High School students – in collaboration with Portland Community College – created ta graphic novel about interacting with police Posted September 15, 2016
PCC remembers victims and heroes of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks
Portland Community College observed the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 in a ceremony at the Cascade Campus on Friday, Sept. 9 Posted September 13, 2016
PCC panel tackles reengaging young people in education 1
There are many factors – economic, familial, social – that can lead to a young person dropping out of the […] Posted May 24, 2016
Cascade President Karin Edwards broadens her horizons by traveling across Pacific Ocean
The Cascade Campus leader got a first hand look at Japanese culture and PCC's burgeoning partnership with its primary community college system Posted May 17, 2016
Tony Vezina remakes his life from homeless drug user to PCC student leader 13
For Tony Vezina, the worst is already behind him. The student body president of both Portland Community College’s Cascade Campus […] Posted May 12, 2016
Rhianna Johnson finds educational path and career at Cascade Campus
In her new position, Johnson oversees a number of programs designed to help students succeed and keep them enrolled as they work toward completing a PCC degree or certificate Posted May 9, 2016
Togetherness is the key at Cascade’s Whiteness History Month session
Bryan Hull, a composition and literature instructor at the Sylvania Campus, was co-presenting a Whiteness History Month session at the Cascade Campus with not one, but two weighty titles Posted April 15, 2016
More than 100 companies expected for 19th Annual PCC Job Fair
An assortment of area employers are expected to be on hand for the 19th annual event Posted April 11, 2016
Journey to PCC may have been long for Veroniccah Nalubega, but it has paid off 5
The Phi Theta Kappa member was recently named a Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar – an honor that brings with it a $1,000 scholarship and places her that much closer to her goal of earning a bachelor’s degree in graphic design Posted March 10, 2016
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