For Kyle Burkhalter, the path to a high-skill, high-responsibility maritime career started with a passion for hands-on work, and desire to stay in the community. Raised near Naselle, Washington, Burkhalter
Clatsop Community College President Jarrod Hogue convened maritime industry leaders from across the region on Friday, December 12th, 2025, for a Maritime Summit focused on shaping the future of maritime
Rain Magazine, Clatsop Community College’s long-running literary arts publication, welcomes art, photography, poetry, nonfiction, and fiction submissions now through Sunday, February 15, 2026 for the 2026 edition. Rain welcomes submissions
Clatsop Community College (CCC) is pleased to announce that Wade Mathews will join the College as its full-time Fire Science and Maritime Fire Science Instructor, effective January 2, 2026. Mathews
Clatsop Community College alumna Camille Leavitt has overcome extraordinary odds to become a leader in local behavioral health and housing services. Her story is one of transformation, perseverance, and the
The Clatsop Community College Board of Education has appointed William (Bill) Montero as the new representative for Zone 3, Position 7. The Board met on Wednesday, October 29, at the
The Royal Nebeker Gallery is excited to host Haphak: Embracing the Process of Transformation, a two-person show featuring the work of Nanette Wallace and Ben Rosenberg. Running from October 30,
Clatsop Community College Maritime Science is announcing a new partnership with MM-SEAS, a software platform that helps mariners navigate the process of obtaining, renewing, and upgrading their U.S. Coast Guard
For Clatsop Community College student Sara Ruscetta, welding is more than a new skill, it’s the spark that has her excited about her future. Ruscetta, a former landscape contractor and