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News Links | September 15, 2020

September 15, 2020

Report analyzes impact of Guided Pathways practices at community colleges | Wenatchee Valley College offering resources for students affected by wildfires | Comment: For success, more students need education, training | Centralia College employee tests positive for COVID-19; Four total cases at college | State colleges grapple with fewer international student enrollments | Whatcom Community College builds its first housing | Three positive COVID-19 cases at Columbia Basin College dorm | Skagit/Islands Head Start, San Juan Island Community Foundation, and Skagit Valley College Foundation partner to expand Head Start access in Friday Harbor | State of the community: Education | EvCC group’s Empowerment Lunch connects community virtually >>

News Links | September 10, 2020

September 10, 2020

Helping student parents overcome barriers | WVC art class will get you closer to nature | Kim O'Neill named 2020 LCC Alumna of the Year | Spokane community colleges get extra $4.3 million boost from CARES Act | $500,000 in CARES Act funds still available to SPSCC students | WWCC's program for active older learners heads online | Choir video offers taste of upcoming virtual arts offerings | Innovation Lab recruiting businesses | WVC extends new student registration and tuition deadline to Sept. 18 | Northwest Wine: Raise a toast to Hispanic Heritage Month >>

News Links | September 1, 2020

September 01, 2020

Skagit Valley College plans for in-person labs this fall | Centralia College and Centralia High School announce new retention position | EvCC again buying on Broadway with Everett Eagles purchase | Peninsula College going mostly online | WVC moves majority of classes online | SVC increases funding for low and middle-income students | $1.5M federal grant to help Bellevue College students | WCC to offer software development degree | LCC still seeing lower enrollment due to COVID-19, but high number of applications | New toolkit helps colleges meet job demand in renewables | Terry Leas reflects on higher education career | WVC TRIO student support grant renewed | Big Bend nursing students excel through difficulties | WVC tutoring program gets $1.3 million grant >>

News Links | August 18, 2020

August 18, 2020

Bellevue College, Big Bend Community College, Wenatchee Valley College, Clark College, Everett Community College, Spokane Community College, Spokane Falls Community College, Grays Harbor College, Columbia Basin College | Big Bend celebrates TRiO Upward Bound program with drive thru parade | Wenatchee Valley College Fall quarter primarily online, few exceptions | Clark College Foundation has raised $2 million since start of pandemic | Colleges boost laptop loaner programs amid pandemic | Welders, HVAC techs and nurses (Oh, my!): SCC successfully managing in-person learning during pandemic | EvCC dean, WWII vet, volunteer Bill Deller, 98, helped many | Teacher and saxophonist David Larsen is driven to keep alive legacy of jazz great Gerry Mulligan | Clark County Council hears from residents about systemic racism | Online forum held by Sustainable Wenatchee offers sustainable solutions to the new normal | Local Black leaders: Harris is blazing new trail in politics | Grays Harbor College receives $2.68 million in grant funds to continue TRiO student support services | CBC offers new associate in Computer Science Direct Transfer degree to Washington colleges >>

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