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Christine Egan

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Christine Egan

Christine Egan is a returned Peace Corps Volunteer and has a graduate degree in land use and environmental planning. Prior to her Peace Corps service in the Dominican Republic, she lived in Washington DC serving as a legislative advisor to U.S. Senators Harry Reid and Richard Bryan of Nevada. She returned to Oregon in 1994 to work with U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield and Congressman Earl Blumenauer on natural resource policy issues. She works with campus administrators and project managers in the PCC Bond Program Office to engage community stakeholders in the planning and design process for PCC campus improvements.

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Moving fences and building new walkways and driveways for the Southeast Administration Building
October 31, 2013 Written by Christine Egan On Monday, November 4, construction crews will open the new walkway connecting the administration building to […] Posted October 31, 2013
PCC sees first retail partnership in new Terra Verde Cafe at Willow Creek Center
October 28, 2013 Written by Christine Egan Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey, the Chamber of Commerce, PCC Board Member Ken Madden, […] Posted October 28, 2013
Southeast instructors get a sneak peek at the new Student Commons
October 21, 2013 Written by Christine Egan Earlier this October, future tenants of the new Student Commons toured the nearly […] Posted October 21, 2013
Progress abounds at PCC – Lake Oswego Review
October 1, 2013 Written by Christine Egan Many students embark upon the first day of school at Portland Community College’s […] Posted October 1, 2013
Southeast Center and Extended Learning Campus President Jessica Howard presents at a recent Campus Identity Committee meeting. Southeast Center/Extended Learning Campus goes through identity process 2
To spearhead the campus Identity effort, Jessica Howard convened a steering committee last September made up of representatives from the various programs and centers that comprise the Extended Learning Campus Posted February 22, 2013
Garden of Peace photo from Trina Hsing (August 2012) Southeast Center invites Buddhist monks to help dedicate and bless new “Garden of Peace”
On Tuesday, September 18, ASPCC and other planning committee members, are hosting a dedication ceremony for Southeast Center’s new “Garden […] Posted August 27, 2012
New ‘Garden of Peace’ celebrates diversity at Southeast Center 2
On the afternoon of June 8, Southeast Center students and faculty gathered together to unveil a new garden at the campus to commemorate the Southeast Center's Asian New Year event, which PCC has celebrated for ten years thanks to the hard work of students and faculty event organizers Posted June 26, 2012
Community members work with PCC on Modeling for Cascade Campus
In early March, community stakeholders hovered over 3D planning models to explore their ideas for enhancing educational opportunities at Cascade […] Posted March 24, 2011
Early Designs for SE Center get nods from Campus Community
The PCC Bond Team are close to completing the schematic design phase of development for Southeast Center.  This phase establishes […] Posted March 24, 2011
PCC and Community discuss proposed exit road on 185th Avenue 1
As PCC moves forward with planning for its Rock Creek Campus, college representatives and members of the community have maintained […] Posted March 16, 2011
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