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James G. Hill, an award-winning journalist and public relations writer, is the Director of Public Relations at . 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 website content, the college magazine "Communities" and public relations and crisis communications projects.

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The campaign kicked off with staff and faculty donating 856 books and cleaning 17 boxes of books during In-Service to benefit disadvantaged kids through the Children’s Book Bank. community event to assist homebound seniors
The college is welcoming the public to stop by a campus and help staff make holiday cards and placement mats for Loaves & Fishes Posted November 14, 2011
celebrates international students, programs
International students and staff at have a plethora of daily events from Nov. 14-18, showcasing student and program diversity at the college Posted November 14, 2011
Her relief “Treasured Gifts” depicts the beauty of nature — sun, water and trees — and allows the sight impaired to experience by touch. volunteer literacy tutor Sister Mary Noreen O’Leary turns 90 years young
As a tutor, she has filled whatever niche coordinators needed, whether it was one-to-one or small group tutoring, leading a conversation group, or working as a classroom aide. She has touched the lives of hundreds of students, and donated over 2,700 hours of volunteer time Posted November 10, 2011
Free tickets available for Linus Pauling lecture Series
This lecture is scheduled for 7 p.m., Thursday Nov. 17 at the Schnitzer Concert Hall on Broadway in downtown Portland Posted November 9, 2011
Alternative transportation travels to Sylvania Campus
Bicycles, Segways, and bus riding were some of the topics discussed during an alternative transportation fair in the Upper Mall at Sylvania Posted November 7, 2011
Barbara Tetenbaum, "Glimpse", designed and produced by Barbara Tetenbaum and Julie Chen (Triangular Press and Flying Fish Press) in 2011. Northview Gallery exhibit shows off book art
The show features four Portland area artists that explore the book format including its narrative and sculptural potential Posted November 5, 2011
As grows, it becomes more of a solution to economic woes
The college has grown 42 percent during the past five years and is increasingly being partnered with by local and state leaders to help kick-start the economy Posted November 4, 2011
‘Remembrances’ show off artist’s ‘en plein air’ approach
What’s interesting is that the artist works en plein air—painting out of doors, on site—and her compositions, in watercolor, charcoal, and oil, capture the beauty and nuances of light, atmosphere, texture, and space. Posted November 4, 2011
The October 2011 website statistics. Public Affairs media and website report for October 2011
Media really liked Sylvania Campus' new fuel cells to help power the HT Building and the Sen. Margaret Carter building dedication Posted November 3, 2011
As it grows, promotes alternative transportation 1
The Ride Share Program and a GPS tool that tracks shuttles are some of the innovations introduced fall term Posted November 3, 2011
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