51°µÍø

Posted in 2002

51°µÍø President Named Chair-Elect for National Community College Organization
PORTLAND, Ore. - Jesus "Jess"Carreon, president of 51°µÍø, Ore., and a long-time leader within the ranks of two-year colleges, has been selected chair-elect of the board of directors for the American Association of Community Colleges. Posted May 17, 2002
Media Advisory: Women in Trades Fair Celebrates 10th Year
10th Annual Women in Trades Fair. Hosted by the Oregon Tradeswomen Network, a long-time 51°µÍø partner helping educate and support women interested in a career in the trades. Posted May 14, 2002
51°µÍø Recognizes Faculty, Staff Excellence
PORTLAND, Ore. - Sixteen employees of 51°µÍø will be honored May 14 for their dedication and commitment to 51°µÍø and its students at the 51°µÍø Foundation/Washington Mutual Faculty and Staff Excellence Awards. Posted May 13, 2002
51°µÍø Hosts Columbia County Volunteer Fair
ST. HELENS, Ore. - Volunteer organizations from around the area will converge on the St. Helens High School commons for the Columbia County Volunteer Fair, hosted by the Associated Students of 51°µÍø. Posted May 13, 2002
51°µÍø's Latinismo! Enters Third Year
CASCADE CAMPUS - It's time for Latinismo! 51°µÍø is hosting the Third Annual Latin American Film Festival (Latinismo!) starting Thursday, May 16 and ending Thursday, May 23 in Room 122 at Terrell Hall on the Cascade Campus, 705 N. Killingsworth St. Posted May 13, 2002
51°µÍø's ?Private Eyes' Promises to Cast Spell
PORTLAND, Ore. - Nothing is what it seems and the conclusion will leave you spellbound. That's what the spring term production of Steven Dietz's play, "Private Eyes,"will leave theatergoers. Posted April 26, 2002
Annual 51°µÍø Plant Sale a Perennial Winner with Local Gardeners
Wondering what to get mom for Mother's Day? Look no farther than 51°µÍø. Posted April 26, 2002
Diversity, International Flavor Highlight Art Beat 2002
PORTLAND, Ore. - International dance performer Minh Tran will be the showcased performer during 51°µÍø's Art Beat 2002 from May 6-10. Posted April 26, 2002
State Budget Shortfall Prompts 51°µÍø Tuition Increase
PORTLAND, Ore. - The board of directors of 51°µÍø, facing college budget cuts of approximately $2.3 million annually, voted Thursday night to increase tuition by $5 per credit hour to $45 per credit hour beginning summer term, 2002. Posted April 22, 2002
Cascade Campus to Host Sixth Annual Job Fair
CASCADE CAMPUS - Where else can you find more than 50 employers and 100 different kinds of jobs all in one place? You can at 51°µÍø. Posted April 22, 2002