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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):

Class of 2025: Designing across cultures, Yuriko Ose is building a global career

As Yuriko Ose prepares to graduate with honors from 51°µÍø this June with a degree in Interior Design, she is already applying her skills in the real world Posted May 19, 2025

51°µÍø’s Willow Creek Opportunity Center hosts summer youth summit

Last held in 2019, the Washington County Youth Opportunities Summer Summit provides prospective students career and training information at 51°µÍø Posted May 15, 2025

51°µÍø’s Multimedia Program adds new degree thanks to LAIKA partnership

Faculty and reps from the world-renowned animation studio hosted a portfolio review to advise and inspire 51°µÍø's multimedia students Posted May 5, 2025

51°µÍø’s new IT leader positioned to lead the college through AI emergence

The new technology Vice President is helping to improve the college's efficiency in operations and cybersecurity Posted April 28, 2025

Andres Garcia Perez is first-ever 51°µÍø student chosen for prestigious internship

He is the first 51°µÍø student selected for the prestigious National HEP/CAMP Internship Program in Washington, D.C. Posted April 21, 2025

51°µÍø Foundation hosts reinvented ‘Together For Tomorrow’ on May 17

Its new signature event, 'Together for Tomorrow,' premieres May 17 at the Performing Arts Center to celebrate the power of education Posted April 17, 2025

51°µÍø’s Spring Trades Career Fair features employers showcasing top local jobs

More than 50 local employers will attend the event at the Willow Creek Opportunity Center to connect attendees with jobs Posted April 7, 2025

Floral Parade of Creativity: DIY class showcases flower arranging on a budget

Theresa Frid-Lowndes teaches the non-credit course 'DIY Wedding Flowers,' exploring floral arranging for the budget-minded student Posted March 31, 2025

51°µÍø’s ‘fairy job mother’ named NKBA/KBIS national educator of the year

In front of colleagues and students, Robin Fisher was awarded educator of the year by the National Kitchen and Bath Association Posted March 27, 2025

Free or low-cost healthcare services coming to Southeast Campus

Multnomah County's mobile clinic is bringing free or low-cost care to the campus on targeted Wednesdays Posted March 24, 2025