News

Posted in October 2000

Hunt to Visit Northview Gallery for Carving Demonstration
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - Richard Hunt, the Kwa-Gulth (Kwakiutl) artist who is making a totem pole for Portland Community College, will display his art and conduct a woodcarving demonstration at PCC's Sylvania Campus Northview Gallery, located at 12000 S.W. 49th Ave. Posted October 30, 2000
PCC Veterinary Technology Program Receives two-year Accreditation
ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - The Portland Community College Veterinary Technology program has announced that it will continue with full accreditation through Dec. 31, 2002. Posted October 30, 2000
Pitching in to protect Rock Creek's environment
On a hot August afternoon, the Portland Community College Rock Creek Campus is quiet. With classes still weeks away, the parking lots are largely empty. The only noise comes from the road grader carving a new bed for the main driveway into the campus. Posted October 23, 2000
PCC Molds Career Day for Landscape, Building Students
Portland Community College's Landscape Technology and Building Construction Technology programs will host a career day 9 a.m. to noon, on Tuesday, Oct. 24 at the Rock Creek Campus, located at 17705 N.W. Springville Road. Posted October 19, 2000
'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' Play Opens at PCC
SYLVANIA CAMPUS - The Portland Community College Theater Arts department at the Sylvania Campus has announced the schedule of its fall production, "Les Liaisons Dangereuses." Posted October 19, 2000
PCC Receives Learn and Serve America Grant
Portland Community College is the recent recipient of a $390,000 Learn and Serve America grant, awarded by the Corporation for National Service. Posted October 19, 2000
Big Schools Sign Pact to Co-Enroll Students
PORTLAND - Portland Community College and Portland State University, who enroll more college students than any other schools in the state, will forge a new alliance to give students more choices and a clearer path to higher education. Posted October 19, 2000
PCC Gear Up Project Rewarded with $2.8 million Grant
PORTLAND - Portland Community College's Gear Up Project has received a $2.8 million grant from the Department of Education to serve more than 700 sixth- and seventh-grade students at Harriet Tubman and Ockley Green middle schools as well as students from Jefferson High School in north Portland. Posted October 13, 2000
PCC Announces New College Degree Program in Columbia County
ST. HELENS - PCC announces an extended program of course offerings in Columbia County, which will make it easier for residents to obtain a two-year Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT) degree. Posted October 5, 2000