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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. 50th service event helps 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
International Week Nov. 14-18
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
Scott Huff named to Alliance board
Cascade Campus Dean of Instruction Scott Huff has been appointed to the board of directors of the Portland Workforce Alliance, a nonprofit public- and private-sector collaboration aimed at developing a skilled workforce for our region’s economy Posted November 10, 2011
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The Ride Share Program and a GPS tool that tracks shuttles are some of the innovations introduced fall term Posted November 3, 2011
Cascade eyes multi-level parking garage on Michigan Avenue – BikePortland.org
PCC’s Cascade campus is considering the construction of a four-story parking garage on the northeast corner of North Michigan and […] Posted October 26, 2011
Thanksgiving project needs cash
Anyone can donate by visiting Room 03 of the Student Center at anytime. Receipts are available for tax purposes Posted October 24, 2011
Film explores cancer awareness
Through Sandra’s personal journey and her scientific exploration, “Living Downstream,” is a powerful reminder of the intimate connection between the health of our bodies and the health of our air, land, and water Posted October 24, 2011
Cascade salutes Carter, PCC's 50th
Sen. Margaret Carter, a former student and faculty member of PCC, spent her time in the State Legislature advocating for PCC, education and the community Posted October 24, 2011
Student artist impresses church
student Candyce Scott has discovered a unique medium in her sculpture class and uses it to make mobiles and jewelry Posted October 21, 2011
The team was led by team captains and current students Stephen Date and Halley Bond, and included nine other students, the program director Jin Kim and program instructor Virginia Chambers, and 29 family members and friends. Medical Assisting walks for a cure
The team reached 42 strong during the walk and raised $1,570 dollars towards a cure. Overall, the walk raised $200,000 Posted October 20, 2011
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