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Dr. Laurie Chesley has announced plans to step down from her role and retire next June; a candidate search will commence this fall
Board approves sale of gifted Miller lumberyard to Jefferson County, authorizes contract with Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company
More than 200 rural youth will receive free or partially paid access to 20 of COCC's hands-on summer Youth Camps
A nearly $112,000 grant from the Oregon Clean Fuels Program and Pacific Power brings new electric vehicle-charging stations to Central Oregon
Community Education's summer programming sparks discovery with immersive experiences — register now!
Offered free for regional high school Latinx, Native American and Afrocentric students and their allies, these June programs provide college exposure
Students will be honored at an Oregon Community College Association event in Salem on April 19
The COCC Foundation's milestone event will also honor the Miller family of Bend for their longtime support
Working with NeighborImpact, COCC has designed a free business training program that's bringing vital child care to Oregon
The public health study, centered on a community college dataset, is featured in American Journal of Health Studies
"Growing Together" fundraising campaign receives major support for college's long-planned Madras campus expansion
Award recognizes the College's vital partnership role in construction workforce development
Watch a recording of the event which shared the College's priorities, goals and actions
Read in The Bulletin how COCC and NeighborImpact are collaborating to confront food insecurity issues for students
Central Oregon Daily shares the story of how COCC Automotive Technology students fixed up, gifted an SUV to the Council on Aging food program
Held mid-January through early April, commemoration will feature an engaging lineup, including notable activists, New York Times-bestselling authors
Noelle Bell Copley named a 2023 Sustainability Award honoree by the Environmental Center
Madras campus expansion moves closer to its fundraising goal thanks to an incredible gift from the JTMF Foundation
Ken Piarulli, Redmond choir director, profiled in the Oct. 11 edition of the Source
Monthly “Community Building Community” series will offer sessions that combine skill-building, strategizing and a social space