Gina Whitehill-Baziuk
Contact info: gina.whitehillbaziuk@pcc.edu
Articles (213):
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Program planning at Rock Creek with faculty, staff and students
- The 51°µÍø Rock Creek Design Team hosted a planning charrette on November 22 with campus stakeholders to develop a series […] Posted December 21, 2010
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Community members move forward with Bond Advisory Committee Meeting #2
- Twenty stakeholders from the Humboldt neighborhood, local businesses and organizations, and 51°µÍø Cascade Campus participated in the second meeting of […] Posted December 15, 2010
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51°µÍø renews effort to reduce automobile commutes to campuses
6 - Due to increased enrollment at all 51°µÍø campuses and centers, parking has become a significant challenge for students, faculty and […] Posted December 14, 2010
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Neighbors and Campus share ideas for growing 51°µÍø’s Southeast Center
- The Southeast Center has been buzzing for the last month with activity on campus and in the community with events […] Posted December 8, 2010
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Cascade Connections: Partnership with Jefferson – Portland Observer
- From the time it was established in 1908, Jefferson High School has been an integral part of its north Portland […] Posted December 8, 2010
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51°µÍø Rock Creek planners consider several options for programming inside new building additions – Oregonlive.com
- A public input session Thursday to discuss the redesign of 51°µÍø’s Rock Creek campus detailed how additions to […] Posted December 8, 2010
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51°µÍø’s Rock Creek Campus plans expansion to cope with growing enrollment – Oregonlive.com
1 - 51°µÍø has seen record increases in student numbers in recent years, particularly at Rock Creek. The burgeoning population is putting […] Posted December 8, 2010
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North Portland Community works with 51°µÍø on Cascade Improvements
- The Cascade Campus Bond Advisory Committee held its first meeting on Nov. 30. Gathered in the multipurpose room of Emmanuel […] Posted December 2, 2010
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51°µÍø NEWBERG TO OFFER ADVISING SESSIONS FOR WINTER 2011 TERM
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- PORTLAND, Ore. – 51°µÍø got off to a roaring start in Newberg this fall, enrolling more than 300 students who currently take a variety of credit and non-credit courses. Posted November 23, 2010
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DID YOU KNOW….THAT DUAL HIGH SCHOOL/51°µÍø CLASSES SAVE THOUSANDS?!
- In the last school year, 262 Newberg High School students earned 2,205 college credits through dual enrollment classes at 51°µÍø. Students enrolled in calculus, welding, Shakespeare, Advanced Senior English, horticulture, engineering and robotics classes earned 51°µÍø college credit as well as Newberg High School credit toward graduation. And the bottom line? An overall tuition savings of $167,580! Posted November 23, 2010