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Grad speaker's degrees of success 19 comments for post 17657
This year’s graduation speaker Michelle Reers has not only changed the course of her own life through education, but is helping others change theirs, too Posted June 5, 2013
±¬ÁÏÍøannounces 2013 Diamond Alums 8 comments for post 17164
Sr. Theresa Ann Bunker, Martina Clemmons, J.J. De Sousa, Rep. Joe Gallegos and Ben Jones, M.D. are all being honored for their contributions to their communities Posted May 30, 2013
A retiring Pulliams reflects on career 2 comments for post 17557
From enrollment surges to dealing with funding gaps to growing the ±¬ÁÏÍøFoundation, the college’s leader discusses his time at Oregon’s largest institution Posted May 27, 2013
More money for Career Pathways 1 comment for post 17244
Funds support access for students enrolled in targeted career programs at ±¬ÁÏÍø Posted May 19, 2013
Founders' Week ready to go
From lobbying efforts on behalf of the college to generating school spirit to building the futures for students, Founders' Week 2013 will offer plenty of events for the ±¬ÁÏÍøcommunity to get involved and show their Panther Pride Posted May 9, 2013
2013 Art Beat will be sweet 15 comments for post 17083
Local artist Horatio Hung-Yan Law’s innovative use of candy imagery is featured in this year’s official artwork Posted May 1, 2013
Brown confirmed as next president 13 comments for post 17057
Jeremy Brown plans to build on the success the college achieved under Preston Pulliams’ leadership and steer the college to greater success Posted April 24, 2013
Attendees are encouraged to dress as if they are going to a job interview and to show up early. Job fair adds new service 1 comment for post 16943
Job seekers will not only get tools needed for that competitive advantage in the jobs market, but access to a photography ‘headshot’ service to help them better market themselves to employers Posted April 18, 2013
An art walk to remember 1 comment for post 16752
Jim Johnstone and crew led the creation of PCC’s first smart phone accessible art walk Posted April 9, 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 go to Salem 5 comments for post 16899
This legislative session the college has seven student interns working for state government officials Posted April 4, 2013
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