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News Links | January 16, 2018

January 16, 2018

Work with kids and convicts earn Pasco woman MLK Spirit Award | Civic leaders honor MLK in Bellingham | Jeneé Bearden travels the globe but calls Grays Harbor home | Farrier program forges true grit at Walla Walla Community College | Making history by saving it: UW groups keep indigenous languages alive | Giving black youth Our Best | LCC expands graphic design program | Spotlight on EdCC: Scholarship recipient plans to help others | Sonics legend speaks about athletes, activism at EdCC event | WWCC to begin offering four-year degrees | City council honors 2018 Wenatchee Valley Civil Rights & Social Justice Award nominees | Big Bend ASB donates emergency support kits to New Hope | Centralia College undergoing technology infrastructure upgrade | SPSCC homestay program creates lasting memories for host and student | CBC sees rec center as a way to engage struggling students | WVC offers admission guarantee program for Tonasket, Omak and Bridgeport seniors >>

News Links | January 9, 2018

January 09, 2018

Fully funding education, passing capital budget top focus this legislative session | Transforming lives at Big Bend | South Puget Sound Community College opens Center for Transition Studies | A look at fast-growing jobs in Clark County | Editorial: State lawmakers have lot to prove and get done | City of Vancouver: Quest for better representation and workplace diversity | Tech jobs training | Yakima Valley College math professor makes a good side gig out of bad puns | Where does the money from the sugary drink tax go? | LCC announces 'Benefactors of the Year' | EvCC course: Traumatic history and present-day relationships | Despondent Seattle teen found a future through film; now he’s giving back | Technical training grant to benefit central Washington >>

News Links | January 2, 2018

January 02, 2018

Are you planning to attend SPSCC? You won’t have to live with your parents | EvCC has issues with new 140-unit housing proposal | Editorial: Community thanks two leaders for their service| LCC welding lab to re-open| Iconic OC drama prof, theater namesake, dies | After a year battling gun violence, 'the work is still urgent' | Clark County looks ahead | Foundation approves funding for WVC | Group honors Clark College Foundation | Olympic College Foundation receives $1.96 million in donations | Opinion: Practicing earthy humility allows us to establish genuine identity | College finds detour around state construction gridlock | Opinion: Goodwill of free college nulled if part-time faculty struggles | After tough times, teen reunites with parents | How these Washington state foster kids are beating the odds: Treehouse program helps teens graduate | How backpacks and a bus ride changed Rick Clark’s life | Issaquah Community Services helps woman escape domestic violence | Hospice of Kitsap leaves legacy in gift to OC nursing | $40,000 gift will help create scholarships for Highline College’s low-cost teacher program | Capitol Hill journalism is not dead: Seattle Central College has a new student newspaper | 2017 Human Rights Conference focuses on learning from the past | Youth Spotlight: Shadle Park’s Cindy Mendoza driven to succeed | Reality got in the way of a winemaker’s dreams, but her happy new path is a reminder to raise a glass to life | Tahoma students dip their toes into college | New board member selected for Centralia College Board of Trustees | Opinion: Yes Longview, we can and will >>

News Links | December 12, 2017

December 12, 2017

Bellevue College student advocates for disability community | A cafe where no one is homeless: one solution to youth on Seattle streets | Off Beat: Rising star shines light on science education | Getting down to business at Walla Walla Community College | Champions of Diversity students honored | Leadership luncheon promotes “A Better Idea” | WWCC acts locally, reaches globally | Suits for Soldiers event quadruples donations in second year | Hundreds honor President Jean Hernandez as she prepares to leave Edmonds CC | In another year of arts-funding fights, Seattle-area student says NEA songwriting award made a difference | Opinion: Look to community colleges for diverse tech-industry talent | Clark College students, faculty call white pride posters 'unacceptable' | Preservation society | W.F. West, Centralia College consider expanded career and technical education partnership >>

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