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News Links | March 24, 2020

March 24, 2020

Two Wenatchee Valley College employees test positive for COVID-19 | Creative Retirement Institute is going online — temporarily | Grays Harbor College ready to register students for spring quarter | Wenatchee Valley College to extend closure until March 30th | Music classes face unique challenge as they transition to online learning | Grays Harbor College suspends in-person classes, services | Businesses come together to support the hungry | LCC makes plans to provide some laptops for online learning >>

News Links | March 12, 2020

March 12, 2020

Planning for coronavirus with fewer resources | Editorial: Lack of funding for two-year schools affects state economy | $6.5 million awarded to increase energy efficiency and reduce costs in state-owned buildings and facilities | WWU, WCC move all classes online after Whatcom County’s first COVID-19 diagnosis | Similar approaches for dealing with COVID-19 | WWCC's chief warrior resigns, reserving his strength for battle against cancer | Pierce College announces 2020 All-Washington Academic Team members | Schools changing plans amid COVID-19 fears | Big Bend Community College employee self-quarantines | Shoreline Community College puts most classes online and cancels athletic competitions and theater productions through March 25 | Green River College cancels classes, switches to alternative formats for coronavirus | Clark College professor Steven Clark talks about belonging in three-part series >>

News Links | February 6, 2020

February 06, 2020

Green River College president selected for Aspen Institute’s New Presidents Fellowship for Community College Excellence | A tasty Lunar New Year | Community, technical college board to hear applied bachelor’s degree proposals, hold study session on employee diversity | Edmonds CC collects 22,500 food donations to help feed hungry students | KEDA breakfast forecasts local economic development | GHC management degree program looking for applicants | Commentary: We need to, but how do we talk about race? | Tacoma Community College plunged into darkness as mystery electrical problem hits campus | Highline College unveils $30.3M renovation of Health and Life Sciences building >>

News Links | January 7, 2020

January 07, 2020

SPSCC exhibition explores ‘Power Tools’ from many angles and in many media | Clark College faculty set strike date | $300,000 Donation Establishes Music Scholarship at Centralia College in Memorial of Vondean Thompson | GHC fall quarter President’s List announced | SPSCC Artist & Lecture Series presents Dolen Perkins-Valdez lecture | Help for student-parents | Derek Sheffield reads “The Door” by Jack Johnson | How Washington colleges are opening their doors to adults with intellectual disabilities | Clark College, faculty union still locked in negotiations | "I want to be a better human": At Clark College, ex-convict crams for a fresh start | Clark College names four finalists in search for next president | Big Bend ASB officers give back to New Hope for third year | No home for the holidays: Why colleges should stop forcing students to leave campus during breaks | With $2M in cuts looming, Shoreline Community College may shutter popular dental hygiene program and clinic | Seattle program offers students 2 years of free tuition | Edmonds CC hires new deans for Business, Health and Human Services, and Corrections Education | Centralia College Director of Student Life wins national service award | Helping neurodivergent students navigate higher education | Windows and Mirrors >>

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