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Phoenix Junior College
The Birth of a Community College in Arizona. Phoenix Junior College started in 1920 using this metal shop on the Phoenix Union High School Campus Link text -
Phoenix Junior College Faculty
1924 Phoenix Junior College Faculty Members Back row, left to right: Lacy Eastburn, Capt. James Palmer, Lawrence Purvine, Neil Cook, Ray Sawhill, Sanford Sweet. Seated, left to right: Weltha Graham, Cordelia Caldwell, John W. Laird, Daniel F. Janzen, Helen Hubbard, Ruth Brown Blakenship. Link text -
E. W. Montgomery
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Phoenix Junior College New Building
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The Birth of Bumstead Phoenix College's Mascot
In the 1920s, Phoenix Junior College would borrow a plaster bear from the local ice cream parlor for its games and to be used for other events. In 1931, the college received a concrete bear statue from the Standard Oil Company in downtown Phoenix. The statue was given to the college by a student. In 1935, another student coined the bear's name as Bumstead. Link text -
Phoenix College Current Location
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Bulpitt Auditorium
The Bulpitt Auditorium was built facing the South side of the Phoenix College campus toward Thomas Road. Link text -
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Phoenix College Introduces the First Female President
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Phoenix College Introduces its First African-American President
Dr. Larry Johnson, Jr. became the sixth president of Phoenix College. Prior to being hired at Phoenix College, Dr. Johnson served as the Campus Provost and Chief Academic Officer at St. Louis Community College Public School District. Link text -
Social Events at Howard Community College
Howard Community College (HCC) Office of Student Life provides affordable and diverse programs, events and activities for their student population. HCC also provides educational, social and cultural programs to contribute to students' development and success.- Training, Degree, or Certificate Programs
- 30,000 Enrolled Students
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Phoenix College Centennial
Image taken of staff, faculty, administrators and students, on the Phoenix College lawn between buildings B and C, commemorating 100 years of academic success. Link text -
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Social Events at Phoenix College
Phoenix College (PC) is a Hispanic serving institution that serves a diverse population. PC provides teaching, learning experiences and occupational programs that inspire success of educational, professional, and personal goals for all of its students. Phoenix College also provides quality education with affordable tuition fees.- 150 Degree & Certificate Programs
- 9,500 Enrolled Students
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Educational Events at Phoenix College
Phoenix College provides the diverse population of students with opportunities to acquire Career experience. They have the opportunity to apply the they learned in the classroom with supervised practice in the field such as, a Pre/K-12 classroom setting and in other career interests. Link text -
Social Event at Brookdale Community College
Brookdale is providing their new student population with a virtual Summer 2 Orientation to Online Courses event. The virtual orientation will teach students how to be a successful online student, and how to use the learning management system in Canvas. Link text -
Social Event with Bowdoin Earth Science and Education Club
The Bowdoin Earth Science and Education Club is comprised with
a community of scientists, allies, and leaders, who are interested in spreading knowledge, enthusiasm and interest in Earth and ocean science in the Bowdoin and Brunswick communities. Their primary goals are to facilitate conversation, interaction, and understanding about the many ways in which Earth science intersects with daily lives. -
Social Event at Mesa Community College
Thunderbird Dialogues Student Life & Leadership is introducing Thunderbird Dialogues: To students to have organic conversations about real issues.
These discussions are student-led where students can engage in constructive conversations and respectful dialogue while sharing their points-of-view and their own experiences.
