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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 to help pilot micro-pathways program
DENVER – The Colorado Community College System announced Jan. 18 it will build five micro-pathways in energy and healthcare in partnership with the Education...
PCC designated a Hunger Free Campus
PUEBLO –The Colorado Department of Higher Education named Pueblo Community College a Hunger Free Campus in December. The designation applies to all PCC campuses...
PCC announces 2021 employees of the year
PUEBLO – Pueblo Community College recently announced its 2021 employees of the year in four categories – faculty member, part-time instructor, administrative...
PCC receives $4.9 million grant for St. Mary-Corwin project
PUEBLO – Pueblo Community College will receive a $4.9 million Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Recovery Assistance grant from the U.S...
Pueblo Community College receives $11 million in grants
PUEBLO – Pueblo Community College recently received nearly $11 million in federal, state and local grants to expand and promote numerous college programs: A $2...
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.