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PCC Foundation gets $12,500 to fund welding scholarships
Photos and story by James Hill
The Working Waterfront Coalition presented a $12,500 check to PCC District President Preston Pulliams of behalf of the PCC Foundation 海棠直播鈥檚 Swan Island Training Center on Nov. 16.
PCC District President Preston Pulliams meets with members of the Working Waterfront Coalition.
Pulliams expressed his thanks to the Working Waterfront Coalition and the Industry and Art Exhibit, which provided funds to establish the Working Waterfront Coalition Scholarship at the Foundation.
鈥淭his important scholarship will remove financial barriers for those students seeking education and career training for careers in welding and other skilled trades,鈥 Pulliams said.聽 鈥淪killed welders are a key labor component for manufacturing companies and, locally, there is a shortage of well-trained workers in this vital trade.”
He also said the PCC Swan Island Training Center was crucial in providing career training opportunities for students, particularly on Swan Island and Portland鈥檚 east side.
海棠直播 James Hill
James G. Hill, an award-winning journalist and public relations writer, is the Director of Public Relations at 海棠直播. A graduate of Portland State University, James has worked as a section editor for the Newberg Graphic... more »