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News Links | December 14, 2017

December 14, 2017

Senators say net neutrality rollback could harm rural education | Forging a family bond and love for farming | Two reasons why the chum salmon run was off this fall | Price tag for community colleges’ new IT system goes up $45 million | Backstory: A Dreamer’s saga and how I came to tell it | Getting engaged with themselves and their community | CPTC dental students serve at Project Homeless Connect | Ivy Tech to give help to SNAP recipients | Providence makes global impact through medical supply warehouse | SCC students step up to provide Christmas to family displaced by fire | Career connected learning and apprenticeship program award | A bridge to employment >>

News Links | December 12, 2017

December 12, 2017

Bellevue College student advocates for disability community | A cafe where no one is homeless: one solution to youth on Seattle streets | Off Beat: Rising star shines light on science education | Getting down to business at Walla Walla Community College | Champions of Diversity students honored | Leadership luncheon promotes “A Better Idea” | WWCC acts locally, reaches globally | Suits for Soldiers event quadruples donations in second year | Hundreds honor President Jean Hernandez as she prepares to leave Edmonds CC | In another year of arts-funding fights, Seattle-area student says NEA songwriting award made a difference | Opinion: Look to community colleges for diverse tech-industry talent | Clark College students, faculty call white pride posters 'unacceptable' | Preservation society | W.F. West, Centralia College consider expanded career and technical education partnership >>

News Links | December 7, 2017

December 07, 2017

Big Bend takes off: unmanned aerial systems programs gains accreditation | Future uncertain for Peninsula College in Sequim after campus closes | New SFCC gymnasium to be named after longtime coach | McDonald commentary: A tribute to Alice White Forth of Centralia College | Opinion: Black and brown | Diversity | 'It's OK to be white' posters reappear at Vancouver's Clark College | Retiring Olympic College president's legacy seen "in the success of every student" >>

News Links | November 28, 2017

November 28, 2017

Whatcom Community College reminds students – we’re all in this together | Edmonds Community College students work to thwart cybercrime | Education Focus: Skagit Valley College clubs promote kindness on campus | Seattle Central revives student newspaper | Clark College Penguin Pantry helps students in need | ‘I can’t imagine not having this place’: How Kent youth centers shape young immigrants’ lives | Vancouver man on a mission native to his heart | Big Bend community college wins national recognition | Clark College opens new culinary institute | Pierce College alum’s debut film garnering awards at film festivals around the country | Skagit Valley College culinary program makes meals for those in need | Jobs that pay without a B.A.: the most lucrative fields in Washington state | Inmate-made meals take edge off confinement | Providence starts its own medical assistant apprenticeship program | Business Movers: Columbia Credit Union honored by Clark College Foundation | Statewide group formed to reduce poverty | Fighting hunger with “empty bowls” | Fantasy Lights and Bates Technical College partnership fuels real-world experience | Bermingham named president emeritus | YVC wines earn medals at Tri-Cities Wine Festival | YVC student wines win 8 awards at annual wine festival | Cascadia College establishes Bock Center honoring Kirkland benefactors | Gardening: SCC students will show off fruits of labor at annual Poinsettia Open House >>

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