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News Links | May 15, 2018

May 15, 2018

A community college helped him as a first-generation student. He's now the next president at Pierce College Puyallup | How does a $43-an-hour job in Whatcom sound? This could get you there. | Regulations curb growth, Peninsula officials say | As job openings abound, employers look to younger workers | Fifteen years of women in wine at Walla Walla Community College | Pierce College Dean Sachi Horback, Ph.D., honored with national award for development of Faculty of Color Mentorship program | Spending your money on 'Graham State University' could pay off big | El Sueño Americano — finding the American dream | Castle Rock High School librarian Kim Karnofski wins national award | 3 finalists named for Highline College presidency | A modern woman: pioneering architect Audrey Van Horne | An award-winning Maine winery brings in most of its grapes from Washington >>

News Links | April 26, 2018

April 26, 2018

New program targets first-gen college students | Bates Technical College President Lin Zhou signs contract at board meeting | Learning the art of firefighting | Pierce College professor’s side hustle involves publishing 50 — and counting — romance novels | Demolition day to mark launch of major renovation to Highline College building | High school seniors from across Washington state commit to STEM by signing letters of intent | Automotive Service Technology students at Yakima Valley College earn honors in competition | The assignment: Write something great for violin and... trombone? | Photo: Environmental affairs at Peninsula College | New trustee of Bellingham Technical College appointed by Governor Inslee >>

News Links | April 12, 2018

April 12, 2018

Opinion: Community college plays significant role in higher education | Center manager believes in ‘customer service’ | 13 new wildland firefighters to be prepared for this season after Wildland Academy | Three Clark College students make All-Washington team | Grays Harbor College tuition paid for Bachelor Applied Science, Forest Resource Management students >>

News Links | March 20, 2018

March 20, 2018

LCC's Clinton Howard and Marinda Strine win academic honors | High school at sea: Everett marine-biology school shines, but other districts aren’t on board | Tacoma Community College has a new president | ORCA places third at Orca Bowl | Addressing Washington’s skilled worker gap | Two SPSCC students awarded at 22nd Annual All-Washington ceremony | New president looks to build on Heritage’s efforts in Valley | Walla Walla Community College's Try-A-Trade draws crowd | CPTC hosts international student graduation ceremony | When Bruce Lee was just an unknown, everyday guy | The long-lost history of the Tacoma Speedway | Generation Inspiration brings Intergenerational Cultural Exchange to Kitsap Regional Library | Metal art competition at Columbia Basin College | They dropped out of school. Now these Tri-City teens are trying to drive on Mars | Veteran program paints the path to a future career | Kirkland police investigate possible mass shooting threats at Lake Washington Institute of Technology | Olympia college students call for action on national walkout day | They drew chalk outlines honoring shooting victims — 'We want this to be the last time' | Green River College to launch educational opportunities in Covington | “What is it that a student needs from us?...That’s where we’re changing the culture. We focus on what a student needs at that moment.” >>

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