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Abe Proctor

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PCC President Mark Mitsui, left, and U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici tour the semiconductor manufacturing lab at PCC's Willow Creek Center. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici tours Willow Creek Center, talks semiconductors
Bonamici toured the facility, which features a training lab for students in PCC’s Microelectronics Technology Program Posted June 10, 2022
Close-up of a woman writing in a notebook College’s Reading & Writing Center equips all PCC students to succeed
PCC has reimagined its Reading & Writing Center to provide students with the online tutoring and support they need Posted May 2, 2022
Gov. Kate Brown signs the Future Ready Oregon law Oregon Governor Kate Brown signs ‘Future Ready Oregon’ into law
Mark Mitsui worked to develop the initiative and to ensure its passage through the Legislature Posted April 6, 2022
U.S. Secretary of Labor Walsh, Congresswoman Bonamici tour OMIC Training Center
Cutting-edge workforce training took center stage when U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin Walsh visited Posted March 25, 2022
Mark Mitsui Led by Blumenauer, Congress appropriates $800,000 to PCC for AI training
U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer helps the college secure funding to provide job access in one of the fastest-growing sectors Posted March 14, 2022
Still from the film Lingui, The Sacred Bonds America’s longest-running African film festival to feature films from 18 nations
The Cascade Festival of African Films begins its 32nd annual run Feb. 4 with more than 30 films Posted January 31, 2022
Mariya Hawkins Foundation scholarship, weld shop create right environment for Hawkins’ success
Scholarships provided the foundation for Mariya Hawkins to succeed in her welding training Posted January 17, 2022
African woman in traditional clothes standing, looking, hand to eyes, in field of barley or wheat crops at sunset or sunrise Education, scholarship assistance helps Esmeraldo Silva to bridge two worlds
Student Esmeraldo Silva works to bridge Portland and Guinea-Bissau through his non-profit foundation Posted January 10, 2022
Greg Contreras College pathway for local farm workers starts with PCC’s CAMP Program 9
CAMP gives children of migrant farm workers a path toward a college degree Posted November 15, 2021
fire protection Several programs benefit from federal relief funds thanks to local legislators 1
Thanks to Oregon Senators Michael Dembrow and Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, PCC is the beneficiary of $883,390 in ARPA funds Posted August 19, 2021