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Misty Bouse

Contact info: misty.bouse@pcc.edu

More about Misty Bouse

A Ģ����ý public relations specialist, Misty Bouse has been working in college advancement for a decade. A graduate of University of Oregon, Misty has worked as a managing editor for BUILDERNews Magazine and as a contributing writer for Central Oregon Community College's Legacies, Oregon Home and Green Living magazines.

Articles (166):

Ģ����ý’s Ethnic Studies Youth Conference connects students to social causes

More than 300 middle and high school students from throughout Oregon attended the event, which is sponsored by Ģ����ý and Pacific University Posted May 31, 2023

Groundswell Conference celebrates cross-discipline, compelling student work

Over 50 students will be presenting their work at the annual Groundswell Conference of student writing with the opening ceremony […] Posted May 26, 2023

Open Educational Resource users, OER Fun Day is for you!

OER not only saves students money, it improves course materials and provides a more accessible education Posted May 24, 2023

Sustainability upcycles Ģ����ý’s banners and more for greater good

The collaboration between Ģ����ý's Sustainability, Student Life & Leadership, and Marketing departments salvaged nearly 900 square feet of material for reuse with Ecologic Designs Posted May 23, 2023

Ģ����ý hosts Ethnic Studies Youth Conference for middle and high school students

The public event at the Rock Creek Campus connects youth to social and environmental justice causes Posted May 17, 2023

A dream life: Korea to Ģ����ý to Nike, alum Seunghoi An designs her own career path

Seunghoi An is a Korean designer based in Portland who graduated from Ģ����ý in 2018 with an associate degree in graphic design. She now is working in her dream job at Nike Posted May 17, 2023

Ģ����ý theatre production ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ explores the dark side

The Theatre Arts Program’s performance of ”Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde” is loosely based on the Gothic novella, ”The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” by Robert Louis Stevenson Posted May 15, 2023

‘Diesel Day’ returns, drawing 600 high school students and industry partners

After a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the event attracted 600 high school students who participated in hands-on learning sessions and learned about diesel technicians careers Posted May 11, 2023

Ģ����ý Foundation’s ‘Festival of Dreams’ Gala creates crucial scholarships for students

Event proceeds will support the Foundation’s “Bridges to the Future” scholarship fund, which provides access to a college education for historically underserved populations Posted May 10, 2023

Southeast Campus Art Gallery celebrates artist Midori Hirose’s yearlong Furin Project

The Furin Project Symposium is Friday, May 5, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the SE Campus and is free and open to the public with a short walking tour from the SE Learning Garden Posted May 1, 2023