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News Links | June 20, 2019

June 20, 2019

Mother and daughter graduate together from Skagit Valley College | Orca expert to close out Studium Generale season at college | Grays Harbor College graduation is largest in history | Grays Harbor College's top 13 scholars for 2019 | Peninsula College’s 2019 commencement ceremony set for Saturday | ‘Pirates of Penzance’ storms Bishop stage | Clark College graduates at Larch ‘ready to move forward’ | LWTech board extends contract for Morrison | Received diplomas | Marissa Schlesinger selected as TCC Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs | GHC’s new programs see first graduating class | Skagit Valley College helps students of all intellectual abilities thrive | Yakima Car Clubs supporting future auto techs | New lighting, roofs among Pacific County Fair improvements | Craft Brewing Academy grads working in the industry | Taylor to speak at LWTech commencement >>

News Links | June 18, 2019

June 18, 2019

Clark student trains to become culinary instructor for the blind | New scholarship aims to help students pursue two-year degrees | Light of passage | Big Bend celebrates class of 2019 | Big Bend CC transitional program graduates 104 | Editorial: In Our View: Cheers & Jeers: Knight lauded; algae unwelcome | South Seattle College celebrates 2019 graduating class | Graduation is an especially meaningful milestone for this survivor of Somalia's civil war | Wenatchee Valley College celebrates RN grads with special pinning ceremony | Combating cyber crimes and attacks | Year-end celebration recognizes staff and faculty excellence | Upgrades mean safer shelter, better bus access for Olympic College riders | Former Whatcom Community College Trustee wins state leadership award | Firefighters train to respond to wildfires | Weekend events celebrate Walla Walla wine | Empathy, compassion a focus in college presentation | Clark College, community bid fond farewell to Bob Knight | Mission Creek Corrections Center holds graduation for women working for a second chance | LWTech to graduate students earning high school diplomas and associate degrees | LCC commencement date has been set | Imprisoned graduates celebrate accomplishments and earn degrees at Mission Creek >>

News Links | May 23, 2019

May 23, 2019

SPSCC's 'Fun Home' makes a big impression on local theater lovers | Wenatchee Valley College hosts fountain fishing derby | Edmonds CC Memorial Day ceremony honors fallen service members | Meet Marissa Baltadonis, Pierce College All-Washington Academic Team member | Suicide prevention grant funds projects at Grays Harbor College | Local Head Start preschool to convert three classrooms to full-day programs | Shorecrest students win awards at Annual Student BioExpo | Downtown Partnership to change up Spokane Falls Boulevard raised beds | Everett Rotary’s gift to scholars: nearly a quarter-million | SPSCC student brings community together for traditional cedar gathering ceremony | Helium shortage forces local party store to raise prices, travel hours away | Firm to help Clark College find next president | NCWLIFE evening news: May 21, 2019 >>

News Links | May 2, 2019

May 02, 2019

Centralia College botany professor earns achievement award | Big Bend, South Korea schools pursuing education exchange opportunities | Walla Walla wine industry booms | Building a community of belonging | EvCC offers presidency to community college exec in NY state | Medical Assistant program joins the Osaka Jikei cultural exchange | Funnel cake philanthropy hits $500K milestone in local student contributions | High schoolers join Big Bend CC Trio program | New art pieces to be dedicated today | LWTech’s Gross and Hogue receive Leading2Lean scholarships >>

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