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News Links | July 3, 2018

July 03, 2018

Grant will help Skagit Valley College continue to work on diversity | Science is hard but always exciting for this WSU-bound teen | Two Seattle tech-training programs — why did one succeed, one fail? | Front & Center: Childhood development interest started early for Spokane Head Start director | Protest held on immigration policy | CBC wants a culinary school in Kennewick. An internal report is giving it pause | Paddling for gold: Seattle’s Devon Adelman goes from White House to Special Olympics ambassador | Glimpsing the future of American manufacturing | Moses Lake School District, Big Bend team up for new Open Doors program | TheLab@Everett: Incubator space for inventors, entrepreneurs | Kent’s Kachmarik among award winners at Highline College | Mountlake Terrace flag once flew at Iwo Jima and Okinawa >>

News Links | April 10, 2018

May 10, 2018

$649,480 to Bell. Tech helps low-income into technologies | Homeless and sexually abused before she turned 10, a woman finds 'home' in Tacoma choir | Two finalists but no winner in SFCC’s presidential search; decision postponed a year | Clark College musicians honored at festival in Colorado | Mammals in space | Governor pays first visit to Fort Worden | BTC teams with Building Industry Association to offer construction program | Pierce College Puyallup names its fifth president | Spokane man who was homeless gets a second chance | Manufacturing boom highlights need for more industrial college courses | Charges filed against man accused of hiding gun before pulling CBC fire alarm | Q&A: Kyla Coleman, winner of ‘America’s Next Top Model’ and Washington state native >>

News Links | May 3, 2018

May 03, 2018

Kevin Brockbank chosen as president of Spokane Community College | Keeping up with industry | Clark College ensemble performs at “Vancouver Connections” in Canada | Jackson Award recipient builds partnerships with business and community | Opinion: New Bates president amazed ‘how education can change a person’s life’ – including hers | Hillel Echo-Hawk is used to questions. Birch Basket answers with indigenous-based, pre-colonization foods | Moses Lake High School students connect with industry professionals for career connected learning event >>

News Links | March 13, 2018

March 13, 2018

When accessibility doesn't make it into the EDUCAUSE top 10: Turn it up to 11 | Spotlight on EdCC: Education in prison | International students are keeping community colleges afloat | NCW students participate in National School Walkout | Four-year early childhood degree to be offered in Kitsap | Clark College Foundation CEO wins national award | Under the hood of Walla Walla Community College's automotive program | Annual women's festival packs more punch amid #MeToo, other campaign | Clark College Orchestra makes a Russian connection | There’s still decent work to be found locally even without a four-year degree | Washington school districts scramble to understand what lawmakers did to their finances | A strong economy means community college enrollment drops | Higher ed, housing and medical push Spokane to near-record permit levels | Aviation maintenance students showcase skills with first-place performance | Bellevue College instructor’s artwork honors transgender lives lost to violence | Free community college for Seattle graduates one step closer to reality | WVC study: Drivers aren't navigating roundabouts properly in NCW | 3 Bellevue College students named to All-Washington Academic Team | Two Yakima Valley College students recognized for their excellence | Students protest gun violence with walk-out at Grays Harbor College >>

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