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News Links | June 22, 2017

June 22, 2017

Cybersecurity is hot, and these Washington colleges teach it | Whatcom Community College partners with UW to improve health care for rural and urban underserved communities | Middle schoolers sample possible STEM careers | LWTech Society for Human Resource Management chapter honored with national award | Clark College students install drain at community greenhouse | Seattle Central enters into direct transfer agreement with Wilberforce University | Sequim native sets Seattle thriller from afar | Washington state wine competition made its return at YVC Grandview Campus | Lab partners | Medical partners face challenges with Walla Walla General Hospital closure | Foster graduate wants to see her classmates succeed >>

News Links | June 20, 2017

June 20, 2017

Double major: father and son attend college | Slants, Redskins get boost from trademark ruling | Edmonds CC’s Drake participates in Army War College national security seminar | Portland-raised screen icon Sam Elliott talks about 'The Hero' | Clark College offers classes to local jail inmates | Education briefly: Community Leadership award | Graduates doff caps for commencement in Clallam | Fifth annual student awards ceremony recognizes excellence | After fleeing war and abuse, Sudanese student graduates high school in Spokane and charts a brave course | Academic degree and marine tech certification graduates honored at Skagit Valley | South Seattle College celebrates 2017 graduating class | Centralia College graduate's humanitarian work helps lead to Distinguished Alumnus award | Seattle Central students share what they've learned | Celebrating graduation — and heritage | Doubling down to save on student debt | Jesse Hagopian honors black student activists for their work against racism | Nursing a family tradition for Skagit Valley College graduate | Columbia Basin College student goes from fast food to degree | Students bring Seattle Central College anniversary to life | Marty Brown, executive director of the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, to retire in June >>

News Links | June 15, 2017

June 15, 2017

Spokane Falls Community College math instructor retiring after 50 years | Community colleges’ computer system costs mount, schedule delayed | Edmonds Community College to showcase training center at Paris Air Show | Long journey for Clark College grad-to-be from Syria | Centralia College president reflects on first year at helm | $630,000 grant to help CBC students focus their goals | Parents fight to keep special needs daughter in general education classes | Clark College food pantry plan advances >>

News Links | June 6, 2017

June 06, 2017

Edmonds CC student journalists take first place | Walla Walla was best known for big prison but is transformed by wine industry | International Festival rocks Lower Columbia College | Centralia College instructors develop app to help students succeed | Olympic College students build a sub-BQ | $1.3 million grant to extend Upward Bound program at Centralia College | Othello’s Garza accomplishes rare feat | Their parents wanted a better life, now two Pasco students get that chance | Edmonds School District students make tiny house for homeless through carpentry class | Can Washington's solar boom survive the legislative stalemate? | Famed Vietnam War correspondent returns to collect and share more veterans’ stories | James Riggall awarded a Fulbright scholarship >>

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