Comments on: Umpqua Community College plans major expansion in Roseburg /news/2012/03/28/umpqua-community-college-plans-major-expansion-in-roseburg/ Building and Construction News in Portland, Oregon and the Pacific Northwest Sat, 14 Dec 2019 21:50:13 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.6 By: shirley carhart /news/2012/03/28/umpqua-community-college-plans-major-expansion-in-roseburg/#comment-956942 Sat, 14 Dec 2019 21:50:13 +0000 /?p=81715#comment-956942 property taxes here are one of the highest in the nation and now you are talking about more hikes, you are going to eventually tax people out of their homes, come on , give us a break. Please figure out a different way. We like oregon to much and would like to continue living here.

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By: Leena /news/2012/03/28/umpqua-community-college-plans-major-expansion-in-roseburg/#comment-69686 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 20:24:55 +0000 /?p=81715#comment-69686 Okay, When I read this I knew I had to say something. I happen to be a student at UCC, and perhaps I am the only sstudent who feels this way, but what is UCC thinking? I’m very confused why focus so much on expanding and spending more money on making Umpqua Community College bigger when they could be putting that money to a better use. Such as, more than one (sometimes two) angry receptionist working in the financial aid department. Or more up to date materials for the classes that already exist. Such a waste of money isn’t going to help there students very much. As it is UCC has a 13% graduation rate, how is that going to be imporoved if the people running UCC wish to remain blind to existing problems.

Just saying

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By: Educators across Oregon to set targets for student success /news/2012/03/28/umpqua-community-college-plans-major-expansion-in-roseburg/#comment-69427 Thu, 29 Mar 2012 07:52:19 +0000 /?p=81715#comment-69427 […] Umpqua Community College plans major expansion in Roseburg UCC already received $ 8.5 million from the Oregon Legislature; the college hopes to gain $ 8.5 million more from the Legislature next year. However, the project would primarily rely on a 25-year, $ 40 million bond before county voters that would increase … Read more on Daily Journal of Commerce […]

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