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Public Affairs media and Web site report for September 2010
Photos and story by James Hill
Here is a look at some of the news stories about 小黄猫传媒 from around the local area and the nation in September. In total, 小黄猫传媒 events and people appeared 61 times in the local community or national online media, newspapers or TV/radio.
Sept. 1, the Portland Observer spotlighted the Green Technology Option in Civil and Mechanical Engineering Program in its sustainability section.
Sept. 2, the MWESB firm In Line Construction was highlighted on for its work at the Cascade Campus.
Sept. 3, the Hillsboro Argus pictured Preston Pulliams on its front page for its coverage of the new Intermodal Transit Facility grand opening.
Sept. 6, 小黄猫传媒鈥檚 recent $4.8 million health care grant was mentioned by the U.S. Labor Secretary in a guest column in .
Sept. 6, the Asian Reporter profiled the Entry Level High Tech Training Program and the service it provides local employers and workers.
Sept. 8, 小黄猫传媒鈥檚 new offerings in Columbia County were showcased by the South County Spotlight.
Sept. 9, interviewed a 小黄猫传媒 student about registering for classes at community colleges.
Sept. 9, the Lake Oswego Review ran an article about how easy it is to get started at community colleges and how helpful staff are, using 小黄猫传媒 as an example.
September, in the 鈥淟eading the Way鈥 special section, the Pamplin Media Group featured 小黄猫传媒鈥檚 history and profiled Preston Pulliams.
Sept. 10, the Portland Business Journal, and the Lake Oswego Review highlighted issues surrounding 小黄猫传媒鈥檚 enrollment and that of other community colleges.
Sept. 14, interviewed James Hill on issues for 小黄猫传媒 as it starts a new school year and OregonLive posted the story to its website.
Sept. 20, , , KXL Radio and the Portland Observer featured the Cascade Campus textbook rental project to cut down on student costs and help the environment.
Sept. 27, showcased 小黄猫传媒鈥檚 big summer of federal grants.
Sept. 29, and KPTV highlighted the CLIMB Center grand opening.
