Samaritan, Big Bend partner for internship program | Raising money post-pandemic | Columbia Basin College gets ready to kick off construction of new $28M student housing | Funding roundup: Washington | Washington state working to recruit diversity of behavioral health care providers >>
Centralia College and SPSCC Theatre Collective to present a co-production of ‘The Book of Will’ | Pierce College opens newest academic building, expanding STEM education at Puyallup campus | YVCC and HCA host behavioral health careers forum >>
Error by state budget writers could cost WA community colleges a bundle | Educators use extended reality tech to immerse students in new learning experiences | Centralia College recognized for student voter participation | South Puget Sound Community College hires twelve full-time faculty members | SPSCC art exhibition explores connections between drag and other art forms | WVC Board of Trustees elects new chair, vice chair | U.S. college student shares her Study Abroad experience visiting Australia and New Zealand >>
Q&A: Linda Kaminski to retire in August after 29 years as YVC president | New trustee, Lauren Adler, appointed to Pierce College Board | Yakima student Mariah Cornejo headed to Harvard University | Starting fall of 2024, Columbia Basin College offering SUDP Program | South Puget Sound Community College to partner with Squaxin Island Tribe for climate resilience grant | Officials cut ribbon for new Edmonds College fuselage lab >>
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