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News Links | October 22, 2019

October 22, 2019

A fake cadaver offers real opportunities for LCC students | All in the family: Young sisters facing medical challenges become part of college softball team's family | YVC is keeping more students informed with RAVE text alerts | Wildfire prep classes offered this fall | UPS to launch bachelor's degree program for incarcerated women | Bhangra dance event creates space for South Asian community | Coming to the Creative Retirement Institute in 2020: Jazz appreciation | Flugelhorn player Dmitri Matheny to perform | WCC offers new adult high school diploma program | BIMA's third 'Within/Earshot Jazz Festival' continues with concerts, screenings and more | Recession proofing your career | Big Bend seeking community input in search for next college president | From the studio: Tales of the American | Columbia Basin College alums gift college 3,400-lb petrified log in family's honor >>

News Links | October 15, 2019

October 15, 2019

Skagit Valley College celebrates new scholarship, pre-engineering program | Big Bend gets approval to move forward with bachelor's degree | California approved nearly $500M in emergency aid for community-college students. Could Washington be next? | Here’s the story behind Indigenous Peoples’ Day and how the Seattle area is marking it | Columbus Day also a day to celebrate indigenous people | Group to host story slam at Peninsula College | K9s visit criminal justice students at Big Bend | Korean-American artist featured at TCC gallery | More students are taking CBC classes. What’s making the difference? | ‘Taking It In’ at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center | Brandon Ting and the high art of ramen | Swenson joins Highline College Board of Trustees | BTC awarded grant to help non-traditional students | Salish Sea educator workshop will be Saturday, Oct. 19 at MaST Center | $43M health education center headed to downtown Tacoma Bates campus | Educators, labor leaders gather in Centralia for 'State of the Region' summit >>

News Links | October 10, 2019

October 10, 2019

Bulletin board: A high school diploma and college credit, too | Boeing gifts massive 787 engine to SCC’s aviation maintenance program | Drone pilot training now available at YVC | WorkSource opens new location at Centralia College | Clark College celebrates 10th anniversary of East Vancouver location | CBC gifted $20,000 to support computer science education for local teachers | Bates Technical College celebrates groundbreaking for new Center for Allied Health Education | Investing in people - 10 years of the Mollie Davis Scholarship: A replenishing investment in education | Connecting the dots: Leadership and management | Shift to wind, solar and other energy sources subject of Centralia College lecture series | Grand opening of the John W. Walstrum Center for Advanced Manufacturing Technology | WWCC to get new look with student-funded activity center | Plaque honoring Freddie and Robert Neal unveiled at Centralia College | Finding the ‘artists’ of the future | Clark College to collect ideas for new president | Spokane Falls Community College is helping students by putting leftovers to good use | Peninsula College to expand toddler-age childcare for students | EdCC student wins first Frank DeMiero music scholarship | 239 students can now live on-campus at Shoreline Community College >>

News Links | September 26, 2019

September 26, 2019

Boeing 737 MAX grounding has job benefits for Moses Lake college | GWATA Innovator Awards Luncheon had packed house and scholarships | Studium Generale to open quarter with poetry reading | Clark College kicks off fall quarter | SPSCC opens new design- and build-focused spaces at Lacy campus | Daughter of former Hanford worker talks about dangers of radiation exposure >>

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