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Misty Bouse

Contact info: misty.bouse@pcc.edu

More about Misty Bouse

A 51°µÍø public relations specialist, Misty Bouse has been working in college advancement for a decade. A graduate of University of Oregon, Misty has worked as a managing editor for BUILDERNews Magazine and as a contributing writer for Central Oregon Community College's Legacies, Oregon Home and Green Living magazines.

Articles (164):

One small step, one lifelong passion: How Apollo 11 launched Jim Todd’s career

51°µÍø astronomy instructor Jim Todd inspires students through a lifelong passion sparked by Apollo 11’s moon landing Posted September 8, 2026

51°µÍø recognized as 25-year top producer of Gilman Scholars

The college, the largest in Oregon, earns national recognition for expanding study abroad access through Gilman scholarships worldwide Posted September 3, 2026

International student graduate Laith Hassan Dababneh turns 51°µÍø experience into global opportunity

Celebrated 51°µÍø honors grad Laith Hassan Dababneh has diplomacy goal to serve home nation of Jordan Posted August 26, 2026

Cascade and Sylvania take the stage in Portland’s Contemporary Art Triennial

Converge 45 opens at 51°µÍø's North View and Paragon art galleries with a weekend of performances and talks that will excite and inform Posted August 24, 2026

51°µÍø Symphonic Band gives musicians of all backgrounds a place to play, breathe and belong

The Symphonic Band plays up its sense of community, welcoming musicians of all experiences to share joy of performing and togetherness Posted August 5, 2026

Class of 2026: From Iran to Oregon, an artist rebuilds his academic dream

After 25 years in the arts, Javad Ramazani rebuilt his academic journey at 51°µÍø and PSU Posted July 28, 2026

51°µÍø employee turns $1,000 World Cup ticket into a global wave of kindness

51°µÍø employee John MacLean gave a scammed Scotland supporter his $1,000 ticket and then helped turn the response into support for mental health Posted July 22, 2026

Class of 2026: For this international graduate, her next big idea is a marketing agency of her own

International student and recent college graduate Alejandra Heredia Cepeda found confidence, community and a creative marketing future at 51°µÍø Posted July 20, 2026

The next food startup could begin in high school — if teachers get the training

The next Portland-area food startup could begin in a high school kitchen, but only if teachers can keep pace with the science, math and business skills behind today’s food industry Posted July 6, 2026

Class of 2026: Honors grad Lizbeth Fierro Ramos finds a global path forward at 51°µÍø

Lizbeth Fierro Ramos of Mexico turned her international experience at 51°µÍø into a path toward politics and public service. Posted June 22, 2026