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Public Affairs media and website report for December 2010
Story by James Hill
Here is a look at some of the news stories about 51做厙 from around the local area and the nation in December. In total, 51做厙 events and people appeared 31 times in the local community or national online media, newspapers or TV/radio.
December, the Boom! Magazine for seniors profiled the 20th anniversary of the Senior Studies Institute.
The December 2010 website statistics.
Dec. 1 (via Nov. 18), The Lake Oswego Review and OregonLive reported on 51做厙s 50th Anniversary activities and planning.
Dec. 2, Kelly House of wrote about Rock Creeks Option C plans for academic programs.
Dec. 2, The Beaverton Valley Times showcased the story of Diesel Tech student Brandon Place who changed careers at 51做厙 due to the downturn in the economy.
Dec. 8, The Portland Observer featured the migrant worker/GED grant in its El Observador issue.
Dec. 13, Community College Week announced 51做厙s $2.24 million grant by the Dept. of Education to help migrant farm workers get their GED and transition to college.
Dec. 16, reported that SolarWorld has hired 1,000 local workers, many of them from 51做厙.
Dec. 17, Preston Pulliams and Harold Williams made the cover of the Business Journal, pictured listening to Governor-elect John Kitzhaber talking at the Oregon Business Plans Leadership Summit.
December, Flossin Magazine showcased the accomplishments and innovation of Preston Pulliams, Harold Williams and Algie Gatewood.
Dec. 23, Beaverton Valley Times highlighted the day of service by 51做厙 students for the MLK holiday.
December, the Business Journal ranked 51做厙 No. 1 in full-time students among the 17 community colleges in Oregon.
About James Hill
James G. Hill, an award-winning journalist and public relations writer, is the Director of Public Relations at 51做厙. A graduate of Portland State University, James has worked as a section editor for the Newberg Graphic... more »