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News Links | February 23, 2021

February 23, 2021

Films tell tales in one minute each | Bates: Spotlight on Students: Cybersecurity student says staff help them find their voice, increase campus involvement | CWU Transfer Symposium draws record numbers | Yakima Valley College launches four-quarter Practical Nurse program | Health Department announces large-scale COVID-19 vaccination clinic | Restaurant news: Edmonds College culinary students learn to pivot, more food truck fun — and snow what? | LCC budget stable even with enrollment drop | Local organizations partner with CBC and WSU Tri-Cities to connect students with internships | EC STEM building earns Gold LEED certification >>

News Links | December 17, 2020

December 17, 2020

Wealthiest woman gives area college its biggest donation ever — $15 million | WVC teams up with Mission Ridge to offer free lift tickets, equipment rentals for students | TRA Medical Imaging Foundation launches scholarship for TCC Radiologic Technology Program | Bates: Announcing new Virtual Student Services | TCC classes will continue to be online and hybrid for spring quarter | The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery Postcard Exhibition will showcase a diverse display of art sourced from the community | Working in Clark County: Gene Biby, Clark College theater professor | Computer course for Spanish speakers fills need during pandemic | Edmonds College STEM building earns Gold LEED certification | New certificate program at Shoreline Community College: Health Data Analyst >>

News Links | December 8, 2020

December 08, 2020

Former GHC president Jewell Manspeaker dies at 79 | How COVID-19 could lead to fewer Washington students going to college in 2021 and beyond | Fantasy Lights: Vibrant velociraptor shines bright as welding program’s Jurassic contribution | Timothy Burt reappointed to WWCC Board of Trustees | Opinion: Why Pell Grants can help fight the pandemic | Boeing donates $50,000 to Big Bend Community College aviation programs | Food program expansion helps Peninsula College students | Spokane Community College students selling poinsettia plants from the SCC Greenery | Centralia College offers livestream theater | Wenatchee Valley College classes to remain online through spring quarter | Edmonds College says winter quarter 2021 will be mostly online, and start Jan. 4 | WSU survey: Food insecurity has grown | Peninsula College Longhouse to host ‘Powerful Poets’ | Pierce College Fort Steilacoom Theatre’s “Streets: The Musical” is streaming now! >>

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