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Monthly “Community Building Community” series will offer sessions that combine skill-building, strategizing and a social space

Patrick Kennelly, Ph.D., receives honor from The British Cartographic Society

COCC is currently set to begin the new academic year with an 11.1% increase from 2022 in credit-seeking headcount

Kathryn Brown, who leads COCC's child care business accelerator program, honored by America's Small Business Development Center Network

College offers one-year certificate in community health; first of its kind in Oregon, program featured in KTVZ's Sept. 5 broadcast

A new study demonstrates the transformative value and benefits that COCC generates for the regional economy

COCC and Jefferson County are a major step closer to realizing a long-planned expansion project for the Madras campus

The COCC board of directors at its July meeting elected Joe Krenowicz of Madras to serve as chairperson for the 2023-24 year

The COCC Foundation is awarding $1.9 million in scholarships for the coming 2023-24 academic year - marking an all-time high for the college's scholarship fund

COCC's Small Business Development Center is now accepting applications for its popular Small Business Management Program.

Ken Mays receives honor from National Science Foundation's High Impact Technology Exchange Conference

COCC's unique research-based study abroad program is featured in the July 20 issue of The Bulletin

Featured in a published collection of equity-centered college processes, co-authors are part of award from Council of Writing Program Administrators

COCC offers a raft of resources and programs for students in need, supported by some key community partnerships

Chandler Lecture Series program will use funding to develop and host humanities-focused presentations for students and the community

The Oregon Veterinary Technician and Assistant Association awards Beth Palmer its Veterinary Technician of the Year Award

To see the Wickiup Residence Hall up close, sign up for a Bend campus tour, or tour the Redmond, Madras or Prineville campuses by scheduling a visit

Michael LaLonde, former CEO at Deschutes Brewery, assumes role of vice president of finance and operations

Funding will support College's leading part in a national effort to ramp up electric vehicle technician training

Community Education’s summer programming sparks discovery for kids — and adults! — with immersive, inspiring experiences