Dr. Carli Schiffner selected as next President of Grays Harbor College | WA may soon expand dual-credit programs for high schoolers | History professor speaks on use of conspiracy, fear | Battle Ground HealthCare partners with Clark College dental hygiene program | Edmonds College recertifies its designation as a Leader College by Achieving the Dream | Peninsula College approves honorary degree for former student >>
GHC narrows search for new president to finalists | Edmonds College renews partnership with Seattle Credit Union for students in pre-apprenticeship program | WVC partners with Hispanic Empowerment Fund to provide scholarships | Will AI program ChatGPT change how schools teach? Here’s what’s next, Tacoma teachers say | Highline’s MaST Center’s new plankton exhibit runs through March | Ensuring a smooth re-entry | Clark College center strives to serve industry, students | Art Gallery’s winter exhibit features the work of three Edmonds College instructors | YVC enrollment numbers >>
Edmonds College receives $200K disabilities grant renewal | Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center of Edmonds College students complete first tiny home build | Tacoma Community College welcomes J. Manny Santiago to the Board of Trustees | Indian Child Welfare Act, documentary focus of Studium Generale | Senator Cantwell visits Yakima Valley College | Musicals take center stage this month in Yakima and Prosser >>
Editorial: More power to WA community colleges helping fill K-12 teacher shortage | YVC nursing program to benefit from $427K grant for simulation equipment | Grays Harbor College going vertical | TCC Board of Trustees names Michele Hart “Transforming Lives Award” nominee for 2022 | Local briefs: Pullman mayor reappointed to community college board | WVC announces four finalists in presidential search >>
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