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The Oregonian ran a story in print and online outlining the successes and future plans of COCC's Early Childhood Education Business Accelerator
COCC is now authorized to offer the state of Oregon’s certified Peer Support Specialist training
Jim Wilcox honored by Oregon's Small Business Development Center network
Former English professor and instructional dean at COCC, Dr. Annemarie Hamlin selected for role of vice president of academic affairs
The Redmond choir, a unique experience in COCC's community education learning lineup, will be back on stage this September
Designation from the Xerces Society recognizes efforts toward improving landscapes for pollinators
A collaboration with Think Wild allows veterinary technician students to perform clinicals while learning about wildlife rehabilitation
The graphic design and illustration training programs provide a launchpad for artistic careers
Center will offer diverse skill-building courses, entrepreneurial assistance, customized trainings and many other specialized business services
Special four-credit offer provides in-district, class of ‘22 graduates a chance to try a college class completely free
Three COCC Bobcats make the 2021-22 All-Oregon Academic Team
COCC currently ranks fifth most affordable among Oregon’s 17 community colleges, with ranking anticipated to remain the same
COCC's college prep programs featured on the American Association of Community Colleges' website
Read the 2022 edition of COCC Magazine, a community publication about your College
Vacancies represent three different zones, with opportunities for Crook, Jefferson and Deschutes County residents
Governor's Future Ready Oregon initiative supports workers and future workers, connecting them with well-paying careers in health care and other fields
"Accelerator" business training, a collaboration of the Small Business Center and NeighborImpact, receives significant state support
Thor Erickson receives residency at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for the Arts and Agriculture
Education endowment and $383K grant award from Deschutes County, Central Oregon Health Council support new public health initiative
Newer academic options in fields like GIS, social work and fire services are helping students plot their path to a bachelor's degree