PSU, PCC launch partnership to boost Oregon's semiconductor workforce

Portland, ORLocal News

On Monday, Portland State University (PSU) and Portland Community College (PCC) announced a groundbreaking partnership aimed at boosting Oregon's semiconductor workforce. The collaboration is designed to support the Microchip Industry Collaborative for Research, Outreach, Training, and Education Coordination initiative, which seeks to elevate the state's position in the semiconductor sector. This partnership underscores the increasing importance of STEM education and the need for a skilled workforce in technology and engineering fields. By combining their resources, PSU and PCC are prepared to meet the growing demand for professionals in the semiconductor industry, which is critical for economic development. The initiative also emphasizes the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion as essential components of workforce training and education.

Both institutions are committed to providing quality education and training programs that align with industry needs. As the semiconductor sector continues to expand, this partnership will play a vital role in shaping Oregon's economy and workforce. The collaboration represents a proactive approach to addressing the challenges and opportunities in the rapidly evolving technology landscape.

Related Articles

Android Apps on Google Play

KGW reports on the latest Android apps available on Google Play, highlighting millions of options for users. The platform offers games, music, movies, and more across devices.

Notice of Land Use Decision LU 25-039481 ZE

Portland officials issued a notice regarding land use decision LU 25-039481 ZE, set to occur on July 22, 2025. The event will take place in Zone, Brescia Province, Italy, and covers various categories including politics and business. This decision is pivotal as it addresses significant land use issues affecting local governance and development.

Notice of Land Use Proposal LU 25-031987 RP

Portland officials announced a land use proposal, LU 25-031987 RP, set to begin on July 18, 2025. The proposal aims to modify land use regulations, impacting various sectors, including business operations and historic site tours. Local stakeholders can access more details through the city’s official website.