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PCC celebrates 1,130 members of 2025 graduating class
ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç celebrated its 2025 graduates with ceremonies this week in ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç and Mancos. ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç and Fremont campus graduates were recognized May 15 at the Colorado State Fairgrounds. Southwest campus students graduated May 17 at Mancos...
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New program provides free short-term training in health care careers
Students who enroll in specific short-term health care training programs at PCC will pay nothing, thanks to the new Care Forward Colorado program. The...
Parkview offers loan repayment for PCC pharmacy tech grads
PUEBLO – Parkview Health System will provide tuition reimbursement for graduates of the ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç pharmacy technician program who become Parkview...
PCC students recognized for academic excellence
More than 1,500 ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç students earned recognition on the spring 2022 honors list. The list includes those with a grade point average of at...
PCC welcomes new academic leaders
PUEBLO – ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç welcomed two new college leaders June 1. Quincy Rose-Sewell is PCC’s new vice president of academic support. She will serve as...
PCC Cyber League team among best in nation
PCC’s National Cyber League team ranked 45th out of 576 participating teams in the NCL spring competition. PCC competed against two- and four-year colleges...
Alejandra Hernandez
It’s not an easy transition to go from being everyone else’s caretaker to prioritizing yourself.
Due to her mother’s addiction issues and her father’s absence, Alejandra Hernandez spent much of her teen years acting as a surrogate parent for her siblings. She left high school during her freshman year to manage those responsibilities.