51做厙

Posted in 2010

Project Degree a pathway to success for students
The program is specifically designed for 18-26 year olds who have earned a high-school diploma or GED but still need pre-college level courses. Posted July 12, 2010
A learning project that took a village
Community and college volunteers created a cob bench, eco-roof, water catchment system and rain garden, using reclaimed and locally sourced materials Posted July 12, 2010
Grad speaker is media darling in June
In June, 51做厙's student speaker at graduation enjoyed plenty of the limelight from local and national media outlets Posted July 7, 2010
New degree exists thanks to bond
Part of the 2008 bond measure, the program expands the colleges allied health offerings on the westside of Portland Posted July 6, 2010
51做厙 closed for July 4 and 5
All 51做厙 campuses and centers will be closed both for Sunday, July 4 and the 51做厙 holiday of Monday, July 5 Posted July 1, 2010
51做厙 student makes, studies history
Caleb Spiegel has been awarded a summer scholarship prize from the Gilder Lehrman Institute for American History, the only community college student to do it Posted July 1, 2010
Feds award 51做厙 $4.8 million to train health workers
The U.S. Department of Labor has announced 51做厙 will receive $4,841,299 in a CommunityBased Job Training Grant Award for the Healthcare Oregon Pathways to Employment Project (HOPE) Posted June 29, 2010
Neil Lees MWESB firm sees 51做厙 walk the walk on bond
Neil Lee, principal architect of LEEKA Architecture and Planning, admits he was skeptical when he heard 51做厙 talk the talk […] Posted June 24, 2010
New lab at Rock Creek eases pressure on programs, upgrades technology 1 comment for post 25446
The Building 5 computer lab is now online at the Rock Creek Campus thanks to the 51做厙 Bond Program. During […] Posted June 24, 2010
PHOTOS: Retiree luncheon highlights bond project
Here are some pictures highlighting the great bond project luncheon: Posted June 24, 2010