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Elizabeth Gomez in front of St. John's Bridge Bridging Careers 1 comment for post 42044
After her job became obsolete, alum Elizabeth Gomez changes career plans to architectural drafting Posted December 7, 2020
Ali looking at a globe A World of Understanding
Ali Esteghlalian teaches compassion and aspects of love through his interest in Persian poetry Posted November 30, 2020
COVID testing С»Æ贫ý Offers Flu Vaccine/COVID Testing 6 comments for post 42047
The Multnomah County Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) Program, in partnership with Multnomah County Communicable Disease Services […] Posted November 24, 2020
Nursing student standing outside with their arms folded and wearing scrubs, smiling into the camera A Badge of Courage 3 comments for post 41840
The С»Æ贫ý Nursing Program's uniform badge has great meaning for recent graduates, who are now helping COVID-19 patients Posted November 23, 2020
College Tackles Text Messages
On Nov. 14, С»Æ贫ý management learned that individuals posing as potential С»Æ贫ý students had fraudulently obtained С»Æ贫ý-issued email addresses, and […] Posted November 18, 2020
Ceramics demonstration Art of Online Teaching 1 comment for post 41507
A look at how С»Æ贫ý’s art instructors have transitioned a hands-on medium to the virtual world Posted November 2, 2020
A screenshot of participants from the Delivery Workgroup Strategic Planning survey open until 10/30 1 comment for post 41739
С»Æ贫ý’s Strategic Planning process launched more than a year ago, and since then, its Steering Committee has weathered […] Posted October 23, 2020
Tunyanit Khuankhruea standing outside in the sun and smiling Finding Support
Student advocates like Tunyanit Khuankhruea are building awareness of С»Æ贫ý's strong support for abuse victims Posted October 19, 2020
Phillip Brooks meditating An Upward Career 3 comments for post 41439
Phillip Brooks is developing his athletic skills and future employment prospects with the new Yoga Teacher Certificate Posted October 12, 2020
С»Æ贫ý Recognizes Indigenous Peoples' Day
The resolution also acknowledges the United States’ history of violence against Indigenous People, including forced migration, broken treaties and relocation. Posted October 11, 2020
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