Tillamook Bay Community College has a place for everyone.
At Tillamook Bay Community College, we believe that education should be a place of belonging, growth, and opportunity for all. Our community is enriched by the diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences of every student, faculty, and staff member.
- We value a community that promotes respect and dignity for all.
- We identify and eliminate barriers to learning.
- We provide equitable support and a safe and inclusive environment.
- We promote full engagement in our college community.
You are valued, supported, and never alone at TBCC. We are stronger together.
Spring Term Schedule
Spring Term courses start on March 3. If you would like to enroll as a TBCC student, make an appointment with a Success Coach who can help you select a degree program or pathway. They can also share options about how to pay for college. To learn more contact 503-842-8222 ext. 1100.
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What’s Happening @ TBCC
TBCC Recognizes Winter Term Honors
Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) would like to proudly recognize the following students’ outstanding achievements during the Winter Term of 2025. To qualify for the
Tillamook Bay Community College Participating in Rural Guided Pathways
Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) is excited to announce its selection for Phase 2 of the Rural Guided Pathways Project. This three-year initiative connects rural
TBCC’s Commitment to the Community
At Tillamook Bay Community College, we believe that education should be a place of belonging, growth, and opportunity for all. Our community is enriched by
Sydney J. Elliott will present Saturday April 26th in Rockaway!
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
Wanda Vision is a recent television series. I watched it the first time for entertainment, but I kept thinking about how it is the perfect exploration and representation of the power of grief and trauma.
In short, Wanda, aka the Scarlett Witch, creates a universe to shield herself from the pain of losing her true love, Vision.
Wanda witnesses his murder, and even as the most powerful being in the universe, she could not stop it. So she builds a world based on old television sit coms to bring Vision back and start a family. But she can’t keep up the illusion forever, and without spoilers, she has to fully embrace what happened to her.
Bottom line, even the most powerful being in the universe is not immune to trauma and pain. So, in writing non-fiction, how can we learn from other narratives to write about our own challenges and trauma? And how can we approach writing with self-understanding and care? We will explore a few ways in this interactive talk.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Sydney Elliott graduated from Pacific Lutheran University’s Rainier Writing Workshop in creative nonfiction. Elliott is a published poet and writer, awarded teacher, as well as an English professor for Tillamook Bay Community College and Oregon State University. She is the editor of the Community College Humanities Review and is also the editor of Fireweed: Poetry of Oregon. Sydney also volunteers for Tillamook Search and Rescue and owns a kayak company.
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Register for Don Backman's spring photography course today! Classes start May 13.
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On April 18, TBCC students Whitney Johnson, Meagan Burnis (not present at the event), and Jennifer Holler (not present at the event) were honored as part of the All Oregon Academic Team (AOAT). These scholars were chosen for their outstanding academic performance, leadership, and dedication to community service! Congratulations, Whitney, Meagan, and Jennifer🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations! And look at you, Dr. Jarrell!
Whitney is the very best role model for all of us. Thank you for being you Whitney, and for doing so much for others!💚
Awesome work!!
Our hearts are heavy for our friends and the entire Umpqua Community College community following the tragic accident on Friday evening. We are holding close the memories of those who lost their lives and extending our deepest condolences to their families, friends, and all who are grieving. #UCCStrong ... See MoreSee Less
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In honor of #CommunityCollegeMonth, we want to highlight our current projects on community college campuses. First up is Tillamook Bay Community College’s Health Education Building. This is a new 28,000 sf education building that will house the school’s nursing program. It will feature simulation labs, classrooms, community spaces, and more.
Owner: Tillamook Bay Community College
Owner’s Rep: Wenaha Group
Architect: Opsis Architecture
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Join ASTBCC on Thursday, May 8th, for a Mother's Day Paint Night! Scan the QR code to reserve your spot. Cost is by donation! ... See MoreSee Less
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TBCC Foundation scholarship applications are open until May 11! Scholarship funds never have to be paid back and can go toward tuition, fees, supplies, and, in some cases, even living or childcare expenses. The average award is $1,000. Apply today at tillamookbaycc.edu/scholarships ... See MoreSee Less
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Register for Birding Basics with Gregory Smith this summer! These field trips and bird walks with seasoned guides will give you a chance to learn more about the birds of the PNW.
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Amazing 👏