Dealing with change can be tough for people—Whether it’s moving to another town to start school or even to a new country to start a
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Workshops can raise awareness for autism
April is Autism Awareness Month, and Pierce College could benefit by offering classes and workshops on how to deal with an individual who has autism
No resources for night owls
Community colleges often act as a stepping stone for students to transfer to four year universities. For many non-traditional or returning students, community college serves
Instructional assistant of assistive technology at Pierce helps disabled students
Written by Amira Fickewirth, special to The Roundup His hands ceaselessly glided across a black notebook disguised as a tablet, showing the intricacies of modern
Ask Kate Anything: How to succeed with a learning disability
Dear Struggling, to put it simply: college can be difficult. Professors expect more from you than your high school teachers did, and you need to
Foster youth to receive priority registration
Foster youth members will be offered priority registration and special services starting summer 2012. The foster youth services program provides support services to children
Text building program aids deaf students
Since its founding in 1947, Pierce College has become an institution for nearly 19,000 students a year who are enrolled in over 100 different disciplines. Among Pierce’s many courses, departments, professors and services from which to choose are a small but excelling number of deaf students eagerly striving for the same opportunities as any other student on campus.