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News Links | March 12, 2020

March 12, 2020

Planning for coronavirus with fewer resources | Editorial: Lack of funding for two-year schools affects state economy | $6.5 million awarded to increase energy efficiency and reduce costs in state-owned buildings and facilities | WWU, WCC move all classes online after Whatcom County’s first COVID-19 diagnosis | Similar approaches for dealing with COVID-19 | WWCC's chief warrior resigns, reserving his strength for battle against cancer | Pierce College announces 2020 All-Washington Academic Team members | Schools changing plans amid COVID-19 fears | Big Bend Community College employee self-quarantines | Shoreline Community College puts most classes online and cancels athletic competitions and theater productions through March 25 | Green River College cancels classes, switches to alternative formats for coronavirus | Clark College professor Steven Clark talks about belonging in three-part series >>

News Links | March 3, 2020

March 03, 2020

SPSCC’s Craft Brewing & Distillery program now accepting applications | Coronavirus quarantines and more | Auto techs in the making: Clark College automotive program has 100 percent job placement | Demand for BBCC’s food pantry at critical mass, donations needed | Clark County Public Health testing seven people for coronavirus | Bellevue College president, vice president out after mural on Japanese American incarceration was altered | Marysville City Council president earns leadership accolade: Foundation donates $1.5 million for STEM | Kirkland, Wash., becomes epicenter of coronavirus response as cases spread | Edmonds CC student Vinicius Armucho honored with Transforming Lives award | Guest column | The wagon is coming – adaptability is essential – is higher education ready? | $1.5 million Kennewick wine village opens in March near downtown waterfront | RTC president awarded fellowship | She helps 2nd Harvest fight hunger. Now she’s going to help fill minds | Changemakers: Foundation gives college scholarships to former inmates in need of ‘second chance’ | Spokane community colleges help hungry, homeless students | WVC participates in Chelan County jail’s new reintroduction program | Bates: New Fire Service program director specializes in truck company and fire ground operations | W.F. West, Centralia College partnership yielding results, administrators say | Centralia College participates in statewide study finding widespread housing insecurities for students | Five Big Bend students headed to national ag competition | Wells Hall mountain is a temporary feature on WVC campus | Wenatchee Valley College machining program gets $10K >>

News Links | February 25, 2020

February 25, 2020

Become an expert to recession proof your career | A nod to tradespeople, LCC welders install new Downtown Longview sculpture | Washington community college leader wants to double completion rates — while closing big racial equity gaps | Walla Walla prison inmates study for a better life, inside and outside the walls | Pierce County ready for coronavirus outbreak as officials calm nervous public, fight stigma | LCC's annual welding competition gives high schools experience, exposure | Greats become art in EvCC’s African American history project | Clark College names new president | Well-known chef retires from culinary institute at Spokane Community College | Two new vice presidents named at Everett Community College | High school students visit Skagit Valley College for Try-A-Trade Day >>

News Links | February 13, 2020

February 13, 2020

Economic forecast night highlights workforce, education | Bellevue College introduces Tombolo Institute | Bellingham SCORE and Whatcom Community College mentor local entrepreneurs | Battle Ground native wins aviation scholarship | Logan’s ‘Tennessee Whiskey’ takes Peninsula College talent show crown >>

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