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Rogue Community College Proposes $60.3 Million Bond for November 2024 Ballot

JACKSON AND JOSEPHINE COUNTIES, Oregon (July 16, 2024) – The Rogue Community College (RCC) Board of Education voted today to put a $60.3 million bond measure on the ballot in Jackson and Josephine counties this November. The bond aims to fund various projects across RCC campuses in both counties, enhancing resources and programs to better serve the community. The proposed bond measure will support the...

Commencement Feedback

We did it! Your remarkable efforts and enthusiasm have led to another successful commencement ceremony for students, families, faculty and staff. Thank you for all the time and energy you provided this year. To ensure we keep improving, we would love to get your feedback and hear your thoughts about this year’s event. Please take a few minutes to complete our concise, six-question survey. Your...

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Scholars and Stripes Golf Tournament to Support Veterans

The Rogue Community College (RCC) Military Resource Center (MRC) is hosting the Scholars and Stripes Golf Tournament at the Resort at Eagle Point on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024. RCC’s Military Services Department and MRC present this fundraising golf tournament in support of a scholarship fund for student veterans, spouses and their families. While military students receive education benefits through the GI Bill®, there are often...

SBDC Small Business Management Program Applications Open

Jackson and Josephine counties (May 30, 2024) – Southern Oregon small business owners can receive training and mentorship offered through the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Rogue Community College (RCC). The first 20 applicants to the Small Business Management Program, with classes starting in the fall, will be considered for a scholarship that covers half of the tuition, a $300 value. The scholarship is made...

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Rogue Community College Drives $306.5M Economic Impact and Fosters Job Growth

Jackson and Josephine counties (Aug. 15, 2023) — Rogue Community College (RCC) is an economic engine generating $306.5 million annually for the Southern Oregon economy, according to an economic impact study released Tuesday.   Using data from fiscal year 2021-22, independent labor market analytics firm Lightcast analyzed the college’s economic impact in Jackson and Josephine counties, as well as the return on investment for students and taxpayers. The analysis...

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RCC Open Houses Scheduled for August

Jackson and Josephine counties — Rogue Community College (RCC) is hosting three free open house events this month for the public to “Discover the Possibilities at RCC,” including academic programs as well as the college’s diverse non-academic offerings. Events are scheduled on different dates for each campus. During each event, individuals and families may enjoy food and fun activities. Campus visitors will be able to...

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Invent Oregon: A Metamorphosis of Ideas into Inventions

Seventeen colleges and universities from across Oregon are participating in Invent Oregon — an event where the brightest and most innovative minds bring their ideas to life.   Invent Oregon provides a platform for students to create, build, present and market their creations, all while vying for $30,000 in cash prizes. After a year of workshops and semifinal competitions, the 2023 Invent Oregon Collegiate Challenge Finals...

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RCC Graduate Weaves a Path Toward Teaching

After graduating from Rogue Community College and taking their next steps in the world, RCC alumni spread their osprey wings near and far. Alumna Noel Rapley, born and raised in Grants Pass, attended RCC from 2015-2017 and received her associate degree. She completed her university prerequisites at RCC and pursued her lifelong love of art. “I had a great experience at RCC,” said Rapley. “I...

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Four RCC students receive All-Oregon Academic honor

Four students from Rogue Community College have been named to the Oregon Community College Association’s 2023 All-Oregon Academic Team. This honor recognizes high-achieving two-year college students from around the state who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership and community service.  Teri Evans, Desiree Remick, Mackenzie Shirley and Caroline Tinker are among 52 students statewide who will be recognized April 21 at the 2023 All-Oregon Academic Team Luncheon at Chemeketa Community College...