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Steven Duggan working with equipment in a microelectronics lab The High-Tech Pathway
Thanks to Intel, prospective students can gain the skills needed to work in the semiconductor industry at PCC Posted May 30, 2022
Cutting the ribbon at a ceremony A Cut Above
Local and state leaders celebrate PCC's new advanced manufacturing hub in Columbia County Posted May 23, 2022
PJ Golden Reducing Barriers
The student-led ‘Disability Advocates’ are providing leadership for the college’s first-ever ADA Transition Plan Posted May 16, 2022
Women at a PCC vaccine clinic Achieving Vaccine Equity
PCC and partners contributed more than 7,500 COVID-19 vaccinations to help bridge equity gaps Posted May 9, 2022
Close-up of a woman writing in a notebook The Write Stuff
PCC has reimagined its Reading & Writing Center to provide students with the online tutoring and support they need Posted May 2, 2022
Video Production student in the studio with a camera Diverse Voices
PCC creates new degree focused on equity in video production and emerging media Posted April 25, 2022
Evergreen tree on campus Welcome to Tree Campus USA
PCC earns Earth-friendly designation for seventh consecutive year Posted April 18, 2022
Catherine Horwitz Making Meals Matter 2 comments for post 51599
AmeriCorps' Catherine Horwitz is teaching PCC students how to build cooking and food literacy skills Posted April 11, 2022
President Mark Mitsui during his first day at PCC The Final Chapter
Retiring President Mark Mitsui closes the book on his PCC tenure with a long list of accomplishments Posted April 4, 2022
Dental students analyzing x-rays Game-Changing Training
With a dearth of workers, businesses turn to PCC's dental sciences for qualified graduates Posted March 28, 2022
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