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James Hill

James G. Hill, an award-winning journalist and public relations writer, is the Director of Public Relations at Portland Community College. A graduate of Portland State University, James has worked as a section editor for the Newberg Graphic, Woodburn Independent, Clackamas Review, Oregon City News, The Dalles Daily Chronicle and the Associated Press. Born in Hillsboro, James is a native Oregonian through and through, having lived in Portland and Sunriver most of his life. Today, he manages the PCC website content, the college magazine "Communities" and public relations and crisis communications projects.

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Rock Creek gets an online art walk to remember 1
Jim Johnstone and crew led the creation of PCC’s first smart phone accessible art walk Posted April 9, 2013
All welcomed at Conversation Cafe, starting April 12 2
Conversation Cafe will be hosting a series of workshops on volunteer and employment opportunities, community service and resources Posted April 9, 2013
Left to right, Julia Stoops’ ‘Thought and Spirit,’ and Meg Peterson’s ‘Orbit II.’ North View Gallery shows off ‘Space Between’ exhibit 1
In their first collaborative exhibition, Meg Peterson and Julia Stoops present the exhibit, “The Space Between,” throughout April in the North View Gallery at the Sylvania Campus Posted April 8, 2013
PCC Rental Bikes available for $15 per term at Cascade
If you already have a bike, the program can provide renters with free basic services such as patch kits, air and loaner locks Posted April 5, 2013
PCC community encouraged to march against child abuse 2
This is the first year of the event and more than 150 cities are registered with thousands of walkers marching in solidarity to raise awareness of child abuse Posted April 5, 2013
Semana de la Raza celebrates seventh year
Semana will showcase Latino entertainment, special programs, films, theater production, panel discussions, workshops and a special awards brunch Posted April 5, 2013
Barbie Cowan (middle right) joins, left to right, PCC President Preston Pulliams, fellow Career Pathways student Anna Coca and Bank of America President for Oregon and Southwest Washington Roger Hinshaw during a check donation ceremony for Career Pathways. Once laid off, Barbie Cowan finds a new career route 1
Cowan was laid off a year ago as a dining room manager for a local restaurant and now is re-training with Career Pathways Posted April 5, 2013
Public Relations media and website report for March 2013
Here is a look at some of the news stories about PCC from around the local area and the nation in March Posted April 4, 2013
During winter term, student legislative interns visited with State Treasurer Ted Wheeler (middle). Interns include, left to right, Nicole Cathcart, Grace Morlock, Bill Buck, Lexi Bass, Michael Mikeworth, and Patrick Stupfel. Not pictured: Audric Perger. Students are taking advantage of State Legislature internships 5
This legislative session the college has seven student interns working for state government officials Posted April 4, 2013
PCC’s Unity Art Project in final stage – installation
Artist and past PCC student Nicky Falkenhayn, who was commissioned to develop the art project, is putting together the final touches for the pieces, beginning with the Sylvania Campus installation Posted March 29, 2013
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