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News Links | June 18, 2019

June 18, 2019

Clark student trains to become culinary instructor for the blind | New scholarship aims to help students pursue two-year degrees | Light of passage | Big Bend celebrates class of 2019 | Big Bend CC transitional program graduates 104 | Editorial: In Our View: Cheers & Jeers: Knight lauded; algae unwelcome | South Seattle College celebrates 2019 graduating class | Graduation is an especially meaningful milestone for this survivor of Somalia's civil war | Wenatchee Valley College celebrates RN grads with special pinning ceremony | Combating cyber crimes and attacks | Year-end celebration recognizes staff and faculty excellence | Upgrades mean safer shelter, better bus access for Olympic College riders | Former Whatcom Community College Trustee wins state leadership award | Firefighters train to respond to wildfires | Weekend events celebrate Walla Walla wine | Empathy, compassion a focus in college presentation | Clark College, community bid fond farewell to Bob Knight | Mission Creek Corrections Center holds graduation for women working for a second chance | LWTech to graduate students earning high school diplomas and associate degrees | LCC commencement date has been set | Imprisoned graduates celebrate accomplishments and earn degrees at Mission Creek >>

News Links | June 11, 2019

June 11, 2019

Homeless in College: Students sleep in cars, on couches when they have nowhere else to go | Having community college students choose a course roadmap pays off for Peninsula College | Tacoma high school seniors get some straight talk from current students at local colleges | Tiki Apartments now successfully houses homeless students, Tacoma college says | Renton educator honored by alma mater | Jayden Fullerton is bringing home two diplomas this spring | Clark instructors help Larch inmates earn GEDs | Town Talk: Treasure Valley Wine Society awards scholarship to Washington college student | Can’t afford to get dental care? Columbia Basin College may be able to help you | Cyrus Habib meets with Clark College students | Highline student finds her voice | Pierce College students motivated to action after life-changing messages | Citizen of the Year: Bette Worth has made a career of community service | ‘There are a lot of broken women here.’ Can training them to run a business save them? | Meet Chehalis Watershed hero Steven Franks | Clark College student Connor Wier premieres work with college concert band | Technology is helping prison education programs scale. What’s the catch? | Learn about musical theater through WWCC summer class | WCC expands tuition benefits with higher state grants | Transitions | Moses Lake School District chooses to not renew contract with SkillSource 'open doors' program | Trio-Upward Bound summer meals announced | Technical college cuts the ribbon on a new center | What has Thurston County been brewing? What you need to know - Distilled >>

News Links | June 6, 2019

June 06, 2019

PACE Has Got Talent highlights SCC students | Students learn about repairing wind turbines | Longview LGBTQ groups to celebrate pride Saturday with march, festival | Legislators tell of reduced college tuition program | EdCC celebrates 52nd annual commencement June 7 | Thorp senior eager to take passion for flying to college | Pegasus Project provides learning opportunities | Opinion: High-impact practices work | Way to go | Resource fair brings together families, providers and charities in Centralia | Waste Management donates used trucks to South Seattle College’s Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technology Program | Editorial: What two educators have meant for Everett, county | College hopes given added lift in Milton-Freewater | Alumni Award winner takes to the skies | Anacortes Waterfront Festival features something for everyone | Commentary: Community leaders on retiring Everett educators | Angela Sheffey-Bogan named Distinguished Alumna by Highline College >>

News Links | May 14, 2019

May 14, 2019

Pierce College Fort Steilacoom names new president | What happens when the science of trauma and building resilience go to prison? | Commentary: Taking next step after prison for single mothers | Peninsula College names new longhouse director | Notes from a fledgling birder | Seattle International Film Festival returns to Shoreline for fourth year | Food & drink: A field study in foraging for mushrooms | Graduation rates up in Walla Walla | Art reception slated for Tuesday at Peninsula College Port Townsend campus | Human Services alumni award winner finds joy assisting local students | New union building at GHC misses cut on state funding | What happens when wind turbines get too old? | Architectural Engineering Design instructor receives honor | The Jets and the Sharks rumble at Centralia College | Local artist to teach pastel course at GHC | BBCC signs agreements with Korean schools | Going from grapes to glass >>

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