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PCC Southwest, Habitat for Humanity announce partnership
MANCOS – Representatives of Pueblo Community College Southwest and Habitat for Humanity of Montezuma County expect a new collaboration to benefit students and the community. Leaders from both organizations gathered on Sept. 25 to celebrate the...
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PCC spring 2023 honors list
PCC spring 2023 honors list Congratulations to the Pueblo Community College students whose academic achievements earned them recognition on the spring 2023...
PCC bachelor-degree nursing program gains accreditation
PUEBLO – Pueblo Community College has received accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education for its baccalaureate degree program in nursing...
Spring 2023 Student Art Show winners announced
The winners of the Pueblo Community College Spring 2023 Student Art Show were announced Friday, May 5. Students submitted work in six categories – ceramics...
PCC Gateway to College program & students continue to excel
The Gateway to College program at Pueblo Community College is being recognized nationally for exceeding all program benchmarks for the 2021-22 academic year...
A beautiful marriage of brains and philanthropy
It may have been an unexpected sight for those passing by the classroom inside PCC’s busy STEM Center: Ten students focused their attention on a collection of...
DeHerrera brothers
Family teamwork is working pretty well for two former Pueblo Community College students.
While studying in PCC’s mass communications program, brothers Mark and Mike DeHerrera produced commercials, live games for Altitude Sports, and broadcasts of high-profile local events. They helped create dozens of episodes of a national TV show for Little Britches Rodeo – planning, scripting, filming and editing.