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News Links | October 20, 2016

October 20, 2016

Seattle nonprofit seeks to help people with criminal records get jobs in tech | Phi Theta Kappa inducts 16 new members at BBCC | Senate candidate square off at forum at RTC | EvCC now offering Arlington classes | Bittersweet Chocolates – Artisan chocolate makers land in downtown Olympia | CBC plots $10M culinary move to Kennewick waterfront | Port of Port Angeles approves $4 million for interior work on composites center | Lauren Love brings new energy to SPSCC’s drama department | Skagit Valley College Powwow celebrates dance, community >>

News Links | August 9, 2016

August 09, 2016

Can coding create a new future for Washington prisoners? | SPSCC’s Pathways program expanding to main campus | EvCC’s AMTEC expands just two years after opening | Longtime welding instructor shaped metal — and student lives | Eight Renton businesses make “Best Workplaces for Waste Prevention and Recycling” list | Citizens dig into science in Clark County | Grays Harbor College, City of Aberdeen to partner in new multi-purpose indoor practice facility | Briefs: EdCC taps retired colonel as new VP of HR | New college president focuses on furthering relationships | Bringing adjuncts to the table | CPTC: Authentic leadership at the AAWCC luncheon | Bellevue College to offer new, part-time coding program | An exciting wine trail in Walla Walla | EdCC celebrates 50 years with new logo, look >>

News Links | July 21, 2016

July 21, 2016

Program helps women earn college degrees behind bars | Skagit Valley College holds reception night, awards students with scholarships | RTC among top 10 community colleges in the nation | Green River College cuts four programs, seven spared | College Cellars: The academics of wine >>

News Links | June 28, 2016

June 28, 2016

New coding boot camps to start this fall at Seattle Central College | State’s community colleges plan to ask for additional $141 million | Mother and son graduate high school together: 'Being on stage with my mom was surreal' | Richland, CBC planning program to train future health care providers | Skagit Valley College holds commencement | Doug Sly ends 31-year Big Bend CC career | New funding formula will mean cuts at some community colleges | 'Trashy Tuesdays' spiff up EdCC campus | Pilot program funds state inmates’ pursuit of college degrees | Seattle officials dismayed by high court’s immigration deadlock | Five Highline College employees win awards | Wounded warrior gifted year of free groceries | New film brings home plight of young Skagit Valley migrants | Preschool education the focus of new local job | Tacoma attorney named to state board | Cascades Job Corps names vendor, set to open class to 300 students in fall | CPTC manufactures professional managers | Boomer U: Graduating at 64 | Student from Libya first to take advantage of SCC-WSU architecture degree | 'They're all stars already' >>

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