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News Links | May 25, 2023

May 25, 2023

‘Big Bend changed that for me’ | Peninsula College history professor to present | Conspiracy and political fear in mid-20th century America,” at May 25 Studium Generale | Skagit Valley College to offer bachelor's degree in computer science | Omak business/civic leader chosen for WVC alumni award | 2013 Highline College graduate Josias Jean-Pierre named 2023 Distinguished Alumnus | Steve and Sharon Huling Automotive Technology Center celebrated at South Seattle College | Centralia College honors campus stalwart with Bob Peters Field | Green Team leads Edmonds College’s efforts during 2023 Campus Race to Zero Waste competition >>

News Links | April 20, 2023

April 20, 2023

Rural community colleges: Rising to the challenge | ‘Meeting students where they are’ | Olympic College to relocate, expand health care programs to help close gap in services | Meet SPSCC’s 2023 All-Washington Scholars | Families learn all about world of car repair at Automotive Trades Night | Community suggests cultural diversity, flexibility for WWCC | At gathering of DEI officers, fear, anger, joy, and solidarity | CBC Planetarium sees multiple upgrades | Highline student Dustin Cole joins 2023 All-Washington Academic Team | EC's Center for Families gets national accreditation >>

News Links | March 28, 2023

March 28, 2023

Centralia College East offers spring wildland fire certification course | YVC opens Grandview campus to showcase agriculture education and careers | Shoreline College website hacked; officials investigating | Cyber defense competition and job fair coming to CBC | Dr. John Mosby – kidney disease has been a life changer >>

News Links | March 21, 2023

March 21, 2023

Foster, homeless college students in WA could get more housing support | Peninsula College revamping its application, enrollment process | Lower Columbia College president column: Opportunity can’t wait when it comes to education | New chancellor announced for Community Colleges of Spokane | Big Bend looks to increase Mattawa offerings | High school students can now get one-on-one help applying for federal student aid >>

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