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Alfredo V. Moreno

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Alfredo V. Moreno

Alfredo has served PCC's westside communities in both a community engagement and public relations capacity since September of 2018. Born in the border city of El Paso, Texas, Alfredo grew up in the timber town of Roseburg in Southern Oregon before earning his degree in history from the University of New Mexico. He has lived in the Portland metro area since 2010 and proudly calls South Beaverton home, along with his wife and two young kids.

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group of students wearing protective face masks pose in front of a colorful painting Welcome to CAMP! Seven students get started with their academic journeys
The College Assistance Migrant Program welcomed new students to its 2021-22 cohort Posted January 6, 2022
Israel Pastrana and Gabriel Higuera Israel Pastrana showcases youth activism through history and art
Youth activism in Forest Grove inspired PCC's Israel Pastrana to take action through art and history Posted December 13, 2021
Learning Garden tomato plants with a sign that says 'PCC Community Garden' Equal access for all inspires Rock Creek’s Learning Garden improvements 7
A strategic partnership has made the Rock Creek Campus Learning Garden far more accessible Posted December 6, 2021
Cascade_interior_student_union-2 Student empowerment and belonging drives fall virtual panel series
The upcoming virtual panel series is designed to enhance transfer opportunities for students of color Posted October 26, 2021
Kid with robot Local companies, partners power Columbia Works internship program 2
For the second straight year, a group of high school students spent the summer working with mentors from the manufacturing industry Posted August 26, 2021
Willow Creek PCC to host Westside Vaccine Clinic on Wednesday, June 30
No appointments, proof of insurance or identification are required and bilingual support staff will be onsite to assist Spanish speakers Posted June 23, 2021
Family of six poses on a bluff overlooking the ocean Inspired by social justice efforts, PCC choirs aim to empower at spring concert 
The PCC Rock Creek Campus Choirs are determined to prove that music can be a bridge to unite and elevate. Posted June 7, 2021
Jessica Bernards Bernards wins American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges Teaching Excellence Award 3
Bernards said it's a dream come true to recognized in this way Posted May 13, 2021
Virlie Paglinawan, “Hope,” 2021, charcoal, pastel and white ink on paper, 24” x 20” PCC art student exhibition showcases pandemic-era resilience
PCC's art galleries have come together for the first time to present a virtual juried exhibition titled "Unmuted: PCC Art Student Exhibition." Posted May 10, 2021
College’s collaboration on supporting incoming students produces High School Sessions opportunities
The Oregon high school graduating classes of 2021 will forever be a part of history. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, […] Posted April 23, 2021
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