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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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Construction trades program will address workforce needs
PCC Southwest is launching a new construction trades program to promote interest in construction careers and offer nationally credentialed pathways that allow...
PCC announces fall 2021 honors list
Congratulations to the following ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç students whose academic excellence earned them recognition on the fall 2021 honors list. Honors levels...
Law enforcement academy leads the way in police reform
PCC’s Southwest Regional Law Enforcement Academy (SWRLEA) in Mancos and Director Doug Parker are on the cutting edge of law enforcement reform. Parker not only...
Web design class writes new chapter for local bookstore
Thanks to the efforts of a PCC instructor and his Web Design I class, a popular local bookstore has a modernized website and some PCC students already have real...
PCC selected for Grow with Google program
PUEBLO – ÐÓ°ÉÐÔÊÀ½ç is one of 18 colleges nationwide selected to take part in the Grow with Google Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) Career...
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.