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News Links | May 17, 2018

May 17, 2018

Grant to help redesign teaching of some subjects at Peninsula College | Annual EvCC student art exhibit is a reflection on progress | Pierce College Fort Steilacoom a 2019 Aspen Prize Finalist | Big Bend breaks ground for future Professional Technical Education Center | Need a Lyft? Free ride service to transit centers coming to these areas | Jobs in the energy sector continue to grow with WA state leading the way | Human services students learn about trafficking | Settling in as SCC president, Kevin Brockbank focuses on building region’s workforce | Local librarian receives UW Distinguished Librarian Award | Dorothy Gross, consummate Edmonds volunteer, is 2018 Citizen of the Year | Follow-up: Where South Seattle College’s Pastry and Baking Arts program stands | San Juan Island kids disconnect for a week of screen-free fun >>

News Links | May 8, 2018

May 08, 2018

Walla Walla Community College will offer new criminal justice degrees | State WGU leader aims to double student enrollment | Opinion: Ancestors inspire pursuit of the American Dream | Teacher’s reach passes love of language on to students | My first foray into foraging: Hunting morels in the Blues | Remembering Lonny Kaneko, the heart of Highline College | Mattis delivers a message to local veterans | Breakfast raises $120K for EvCC| Paint and Sip event provides creativity and community | Now hiring: students stroll AHS Skilled Trades Day for career ideas | Opinion: Scholarships for technical schools is sound policy | OC series advances conversation about campus diversity | She started a pageant for girls with disabilities. Now, this former Puyallup student is watching it grow | Security officer helps catch man who brought shotgun to Pasco campus | ‘Programming the Future’ | Cadavers share their silent lessons with Clark students | Local group works to diagnose hearing and vision loss early | City art scene gains with galleries, events, Olympic College additions and more | Boeing: 2 million aviation workers needed by 2036; local college program may help | Audience must put together different perspectives to get true story of 'Three Days of Rain' >>

News Links | May 1, 2018

May 01, 2018

Colleges are adding programs in a once-decimated industry — manufacturing | EvCC joins the legal effort to protect DACA’s ‘Dreamers’ | Opinion: “Be uncomfortable”: Live from the AACC | Active shooter drill on Grays Harbor College campus Saturday | Mason County conductor, choirs invited to perform at Carnegie Hall | State STEM scholarship expanding to encompass new skillsets | EdCC Foundation awards bachelors degree scholarships | CPTC program helped alum find communications career | In a first, Spokane Community College graduates deaf commercial truck driver | SPSCC Foundation partners with Big Brothers Big Sisters to present College Information Night | Could trade schools be making a comeback? | Issaquah health care provider offers nursing assistant scholarships | Centralia College trustee Joanne Schwartz named Trustee of the Year | Big Bend student Jess Munter wins gold at Jiu-Jitsu World Championship | “If you can do something to … make it better, that’s what you do.” | Alt-right provocateur James Allsup makes WSU appearance, advocates for Identity Evropa | 'Stand Against Racism' event at WVC draws a crowd | ‘For it is in giving that we receive’ | New CEO picked for Richland nuclear power plant. He'll be well paid >>

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