Former WVC president receives award | Skagit Valley College emergency assistance funding dwindles as students face inflation | Jingle Jazz concert returns to PC campus | WWCC to resume CDL program | Wenatchee Valley College hosting free classical concert | Yakima Valley College introduces ‘Next Generation Harvey’ at their main campus in Yakima | SPSCC Foundation awards over $900,000 in financial aid this year >>
Ten years of bachelor’s degrees at Centralia College | Spokane Community College to host Native American Heritage Celebration | Seattle Central MESA program connects students with STEM professionals | Leveraging MentorLinks to develop new STEM programs | From the college president: New apartments coming in 2023 for Centralia College students | Growing leaders in agriculture >>
Centering equity in community college baccalaureate programs | Hi-tech business a buzz in Clark County | Seattle Colleges’ $14 million financial forecast flub frustrates staff | SPSCC one step closer to offering its first BAS degree | Bellingham Technical College announces new president | First lady Jill Biden highlights high school programs at Bates Technical College | Local colleges work to educate students on the importance of voting >>
Renton Technical College introduces program to let students try a trade | Student demand for flexibility fuels increase in online classes. CBC enrollment climbs | South Puget Sound Community College opens the Dr. Angela J. Bowen Center for Health Education | Minh Carrico’s work featured at Edmonds College Art Gallery | Amazon donates $3M to Seattle-area colleges to support computer science degrees >>
Learning by serving: Open-ended service at Seattle Central | CAMP Program helps migrant working students attend college | WSU Tri-Cities' fall enrollment drops for 5th year. Is the pandemic still to blame? | South Puget Sound Community College welcomes 20 full-time faculty members for 2022-23 | Yakima Valley College students and staff appreciate hybrid choices available this fall quarter | Vintage Pacific NW: Chef Greg Atkinson told Julia Child he was self-taught — then actually taught >>
Clark College welcomes new school year, embraces change | Skagit Valley College hosts event to celebrate Mexico's independence | Dr. James Chen of SPSCC awarded 2022 ACCT Pacific Regional Faculty Award | Jesse Johnson appointed to Highline College Board of Trustees | New 'media lab' in Port Angeles will train students for theater, film jobs | Centralia College hires new dean of Arts and Sciences | Pierce College Puyallup breaks ground on STEM Building on Sept. 14 >>
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