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Posted in March 2022

Dental students analyzing x-rays Game-Changing Training
With a dearth of workers, businesses turn to С»Æ贫ý's dental sciences for qualified graduates Posted March 28, 2022
Federal Contingent Tours С»Æ贫ý OMIC
Cutting-edge workforce training took center stage when U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin Walsh visited Posted March 25, 2022
EMS student in VR tech A New Reality
С»Æ贫ý uses virtual reality to train next wave of health care workers Posted March 21, 2022
Sylvania С»Æ贫ý Announces Finalists for President
Candidates under consideration are Adrien Bennings, Naydeen Gonzalez-De Jesus, Craig Herndon and Shouan Pan Posted March 18, 2022
Mark Mitsui С»Æ贫ý Secures AI Funding From Congress
U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer helps the college secure funding to provide job access in one of the fastest-growing sectors Posted March 14, 2022
Up-close view of one of Sienna Cenere's pieces of art, with details shown through a magnifying glass Art By the Numbers
Scientific artist Sienna Cenere enrolls at С»Æ贫ý to build upon her interest in science and math Posted March 14, 2022
Woman kayaking in a blue kayak on a sunny day Taking Non-Credit
Community Education is expanding its class offerings in Columbia County Posted March 7, 2022
welding С»Æ贫ý Key for 'Future Ready Oregon'
С»Æ贫ý’s Career Pathways will benefit from this key workforce, equity legislation Posted March 4, 2022
С»Æ贫ý Welcomes Input on Accreditation Review
The purpose is to evaluate С»Æ贫ý’s compliance with NWCCU accreditation standards and policies Posted March 3, 2022
Se landscape Lucena Helps Students Navigate Benefits
Even before the coronavirus pandemic, many students were struggling. College credentials, the most proven pathway out of poverty, remain out […] Posted March 3, 2022