James Hill
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Articles (4784):
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PCC enrollment growth: Twelve straight terms and counting
- As the college’s enrollment continues its growth at a record pace, PCC’s health programs do not need any more students Posted August 2, 2010
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Squire named PCC Board chair, Harper vice chair
- Squire of Beaverton will serve as leader of the PCC Board through the 2010-11 year while Jim Harper of Northwest Portland will be vice chair Posted July 19, 2010
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Gerontology Program adds Horticulture Therapy Certificate
- The new Horticulture Therapy Certificate prepares students to work in diverse fields like pediatric, geriatric, psychiatric, vocational and medical rehabilitation Posted July 15, 2010
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Jorgensen selected to national dental assisting board of directors
- Virginia Jorgensen, dental assisting instructor at PCC, is one of six new board members for the national organization Posted July 15, 2010
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Project Degree assists students in completing college
- The program is specifically designed for 18-26 year olds who have earned a high-school diploma or GED but still need pre-college level courses. Posted July 12, 2010
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A learning project that took a village
- Community and college volunteers created a cob bench, eco-roof, water catchment system and rain garden, using reclaimed and locally sourced materials Posted July 12, 2010
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Public Affairs media and Web site report for June 2010
- In June, PCC's student speaker at graduation enjoyed plenty of the limelight from local and national media outlets Posted July 7, 2010
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PCC closed for July 4 and 5
- All PCC campuses and centers will be closed both for Sunday, July 4 and the PCC holiday of Monday, July 5 Posted July 1, 2010
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Spiegel makes history by studying it in New York
- Caleb Spiegel has been awarded a summer scholarship prize from the Gilder Lehrman Institute for American History, the only community college student to do it Posted July 1, 2010
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PCC awarded $4.8 million in federal grant money to help train health care workers
- The U.S. Department of Labor has announced Portland Community College will receive $4,841,299 in a Community‐Based Job Training Grant Award for the Healthcare Oregon Pathways to Employment Project (HOPE) Posted June 29, 2010