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Ģý at Newberg Old Fashioned Festival Sylvania shines in Newberg festival
College administrators hosted an informational booth for festival-goers and participated in the Saturday morning parade, driving Ģý’s Smart Car Posted July 30, 2010
Newberg small business partners with bond project
When Ģý decided that its Newberg classroom facility would be built to meet nationwide standards for environmentally friendly […] Posted July 27, 2010
College uses Newberg MWESB firm
When Ģý decided that its Newberg classroom facility would be built to meet nationwide standards for environmentally friendly construction, that grabbed the attention of one family-owned company in town Posted July 27, 2010
New degree exists thanks to bond
Part of the 2008 bond measure, the program expands the college’s allied health offerings on the westside of Portland Posted July 6, 2010
Neil Lee’s MWESB firm sees Ģý walk the walk on bond
Neil Lee, principal architect of LEEKA Architecture and Planning, admits he was skeptical when he heard Ģý “talk the talk” […] Posted June 24, 2010
New lab at Rock Creek eases pressure on programs, upgrades technology 1 comment for post 25446
The Building 5 computer lab is now online at the Rock Creek Campus thanks to the Ģý Bond Program. During […] Posted June 24, 2010
PHOTOS: Retiree luncheon highlights bond project
Here are some pictures highlighting the great bond project luncheon: Posted June 24, 2010
Retiree luncheon shows off bond projects
Retirees were treated to presentation by all of the architects working on bond projects at the various campuses during the summer retiree luncheon hosted by the Ģý Foundation Posted June 24, 2010
VIDEO: New Rock Creek lab provides space, latest technology for students
Thanks to the bond, the college purchased 31 Dell Optiplex 760 computers, one of the first official bond projects to be completed on campus Posted June 24, 2010
Ģý walks the walk on bond
Neil Lee is just one of several small MWESB firms who has a contract with Ģý to provide architectural or construction services for campus improvements Posted June 22, 2010