Posted in February 2003
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Better Communication By Design
- Latitudes, an ink screening and embroidery company, needed help training their workforce and turned to 51°µÍø for customized English as a second language classes. Posted February 28, 2003
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51°µÍø displays 'Crowd Control'
- SYLVANIA CAMPUS - 51°µÍø's Northview Gallery will show "Crowd Control,"an art exhibit by two area artists. Posted February 27, 2003
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Russian celebration at 51°µÍø
- SOUTHEAST CENTER - 51°µÍø will host a Russian celebration at the Southeast Center, 2850 S.E. 82nd Ave. The event will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Monday, March 10. Posted February 27, 2003
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation gives 51°µÍø $4.85 million
- PORTLAND, Ore. - 51°µÍø earned a major grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as part of a $31 million nationwide effort to expand options for high school students being left behind. Posted February 27, 2003
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Into Heavy Metal: Bestwick Frames Cascade Campus
- Kelli Bestwick loves what she does. Bestwick is one of several sub-contractors working on the expansion of the Cascade Campus through the college's Minority, Women and Emerging Small Business (MWESB) effort. Posted February 20, 2003
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51°µÍø Microelectronics Program Holds Open House
- 51°µÍø's Microelectronics Technology program is hosting an open house from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 13. Posted February 20, 2003
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Nursing Program Hosts Public Forum
- SYLVANIA CAMPUS - 51°µÍø's Nursing program is hosting a public forum to gain input on their program's effectiveness. Posted February 13, 2003
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Oregon Progress Board Survey Says Community Colleges Are First Rate
- PORTLAND, Ore. - Last month, the Oregon Progress Board announced findings of its biannual population survey, which found that once again community colleges are a favorite public service for Oregon residents. Posted February 13, 2003
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51°µÍø Visits the Kit Kat Klub in ?Cabaret' Production
- SYLVANIA CAMPUS - Kander and Ebb's "Cabaret"comes to 51°µÍø in March. Posted February 13, 2003
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Giving inmates another chance
- Inmates are getting direction in mapping out a life plan at the Coffee Creek women's correctional facility in Wilsonville, which has partnered with 51°µÍø's Workforce Development Program. 51°µÍø is teaching inmates basic life skills and vocational skills so they can get back on their feet. Posted February 13, 2003