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News Links | September 5, 2019

September 05, 2019

All business, all day for Gov. Inslee in Snohomish County | Experience Scotland in 2020 through Whatcom Community College's Community & Continuing Education program | Registration now open for fall Edmonds CC classes | WWCC declares financial emergency | Columbia Basin College welcoming 1,700 new students this semester | Shawn Vestal: Union membership is growing again in Washington | RTC announces new VP of Instruction | Wenatchee Valley College's migrant assistance education program gets another five years of funding | Bulletin board: News from Tacoma and beyond: TCC and Evergreen sign LaEAP program MOU | Wells Hall construction recently went out to bid as school year nears | Spokane Falls Community College envisions new art building | Green River program addresses active lifestyle | Japanese students have Wahkiakum trip | Asotin High School gets hands-on-experience for career day | Mark Poth named as Big Bend full-time athletic director | Editorial: WWCC’s new student rec center adds more luster to school | New program allows Running Start students to stay on high school campus >>

News Links | August 22, 2019

August 22, 2019

Student finds success in LCC forensics | Esports: Peninsula College, Port Angeles alum picked to lead new Pirates’ team | Clover Park Technical College hires first executive director for equity, diversity and inclusion | A tech-fueled field of dreams: Soil studies | Governor Inslee names health care administrator as Bates Technical College Trustee | Education briefly: Early education grant | Edmonds CC Foundation awards more than $345K in scholarships | Big Bend CC soliciting donations for workforce center | Seattle Central and Seattle Schools launch effort to boost diversity of educators >>

News Links | August 6, 2019

August 06, 2019

New members elected to Bellingham Technical College Foundation Board | Opinion: Homeless students deserve a shot at college | Grays Harbor College hires new Athletic Director | Startup 425 devises work plan, asks for entrepreneur input | Vigor’s latest chapter underscores the crisis of American shipbuilding | Vancouver Chautauqua to celebrate state’s suffragist history | Local bakery makes treats for your furry friends | Tri-Cities' school districts looking for volunteers for Lunch Buddies program >>

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 >>

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