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News Links | October 18, 2018

October 18, 2018

PT Sea Dragons, Peninsula College partner for international win | Not just for science: New LCC microscope benefits many disciplines | Big Bend aviation program receives airplane from donor | PSE’s Green Direct program is fully subscribed | Prospective students sample CPTC’s offerings at program expo | #RethinkSchool: From language skills to STEM to industrial training, preparing AAPI students for the next step | EvCC to make the giant leap across Broadway | SPSCC welcomes John Guarente and Cameron May to music department | Revitalized student veterans organization launched >>

News Links | September 27, 2018

September 27, 2018

Lower Columbia College gains high-tech microscope | Bates Technical College unveils new website, web address | National Science Foundation gives big bucks to WCC | Season’s first Studium Generale lecture to emphasize Klallam language, culture | Second-annual Big Bend Hall of Fame celebrations reunited old friends and teammates | CSTOCK's ‘Secret Garden’ will be first musical at new Olympic College theater | YVC past and future: College to expand to west campus | SPSCC Foundation services ensure back to school success | Clark College kicks off fall quarter: Classes started Monday with its third Bachelor of Applied Science degree | Thurston Assessor Drew to replace Barbara Clarkson on SPSCC board | Meet the new chef for CrabFest >>

News Links | September 25, 2018

September 25, 2018

Robert Terry, first black man to teach in Seattle public schools, dies at 91 | Evergreen boosts Thurston County’s economy, even as its enrollment declines | Krist Novoselic returns to Aberdeen with Giants in the Trees to play at Bishop Center | Want to end homelessness? Start with getting people into recovery | Touching minds and hearts: Sound to Harbor Early Learning Programs | WVC gets new interim instructional VP | Spokane chef Becky Wortman creates edible sculptures from an unusual ingredient: buttercream | Carol Hannum: Worlds Apart. A retrospective exhibition at South Puget Sound Community College | Rosie Rimando, South Seattle College’s new president, says diversity comes first | A higher degree | Will Whatcom Community College’s new dorm help ease Bellingham’s housing shortage? | Gov. Inslee appoints County Assessor Steven J. Drew to SPSCC Board of Trustees | Seattle-area women of color share how they navigate the workplace | Spokane poet Laura Read embraces vulnerability in her new collection, Dresses from the Old Country | Artfully Edmonds: Debra Rich Gettleman launches ‘Page to Stage’ for aspiring playwrights, plus events galore >>

News Links | September 18, 2018

September 18, 2018

Promise of $100,000 in scholarships to 10 Seattle teens never came, but local black community is stepping in to help | Walla Walla Community College Foundation: Potential writ large | Clark’s ECD hosts back-to-school open house | Olympic College gets consultant's campus safety recommendations | Centralia College Foundation awards $776,000 in scholarships to students | Nonprofit spotlight: New Hope Children rescues impoverished youth in Kenya | All about needs, concerns | Yelm and Rainier update the chamber on ‘state of the schools’ | Become a better communicator by not using these 12 words | Running Start program helps Puyallup students get college credit early | He had to leave the Tri-Cities to find his way back. Now he’s CBC’s favorite grad | Plan focuses on early childhood health | Need a job? — Forget about a four-year degree | Students hone skills and serve the community at dental hygiene clinic | Green River, KCLS partner up to serve students | 'Pickett Plaza' dedication honors former LCC president | Emerald City Music launches third season at new Olympia home | Gallery: EdCC celebrates groundbreaking of new SET building >>

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