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News Links | September 24, 2019

September 24, 2019

Yakima Valley College introduces pre-pharmacy track | Leadership development | LGBTQIA Week at Highline College honors the resistance 50 years later | Franklin Pierce School District & Jason Lee Middle School to build solar learning labs on campus | Harvesting for the hungry in Pasco | Cascades Job Corps changing admission requirements | Walk, don’t run, to stay healthy, local doctor says | WVC reassures campus after white nationalist flier incident | WSU Everett grows a bit this fall | Peninsula College announces ceramic artist in residence for 2019-20 school year | More of the story: Yakima Valley College expansion activity ramping up >>

News Links | September 5, 2019

September 05, 2019

All business, all day for Gov. Inslee in Snohomish County | Experience Scotland in 2020 through Whatcom Community College's Community & Continuing Education program | Registration now open for fall Edmonds CC classes | WWCC declares financial emergency | Columbia Basin College welcoming 1,700 new students this semester | Shawn Vestal: Union membership is growing again in Washington | RTC announces new VP of Instruction | Wenatchee Valley College's migrant assistance education program gets another five years of funding | Bulletin board: News from Tacoma and beyond: TCC and Evergreen sign LaEAP program MOU | Wells Hall construction recently went out to bid as school year nears | Spokane Falls Community College envisions new art building | Green River program addresses active lifestyle | Japanese students have Wahkiakum trip | Asotin High School gets hands-on-experience for career day | Mark Poth named as Big Bend full-time athletic director | Editorial: WWCC’s new student rec center adds more luster to school | New program allows Running Start students to stay on high school campus >>

News Links | August 27, 2019

August 27, 2019

New facilities, programs on the way for Skagit/Islands Head Start | Grays Harbor College awards nearly $200,000 in E.K. and Lillian F. Bishop Scholarships | Way to go: Retired EvCC president receives award from Association of Community College Trustees | Epperson ends historic career at Skagit Valley College | Escaping the transfer trap | Second careers take flight on cutting edge | Commentary: Building community by uplifting all women | Student-funded rec center on way at Walla Walla Community College | Edmonds CC president gets a pay bump after a busy first year | Peninsula College students receive awards | CPTC holds first Latino Exploration Day | Edmonds CC child care center recognized for excellence | Passion for food, reducing waste inspired advocacy: Lewis and Clark senior leads school pantry program | Navy taps college students, faculty to advance drone initiative | For young female coders, internship interviews can be toxic >>

News Links | July 16, 2019

July 16, 2019

Edmonds commemorates Apollo 11 moon landing — now and then | Chevelle Yeckel reads “The Woman Who Married a Bear” by Anne Haven McDonnell | Give our youth the support they need to grasp the rewards of a postsecondary education | Bulletin Board: News from Tacoma and beyond: National SkillsUSA competition nets big win for Bates Technical College student | Active shooter training at Wenatchee Valley College and Confluence Health | EDB represents Pierce County and Washington state at SelectUSA Investment Summit | Jose Fuentes reads “Silas Fishing 1967” by Sean Hill >>

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