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News Links | November 21, 2019

November 21, 2019

Let's all be civil | Pierce College alum inspires next generation of LGBTQ youth | Invista’s Supervisory Academy was a success | The US economy is losing billions of dollars because foreign students aren't enrolling | CBC and 2nd Harvest open college food pantry to fight student hunger | Edmonds CC Foundation honors Diana Clay with lifetime achievement award | Adjunct faculty seek stability, outnumber full-time instructors at Clark College | Clark College Foundation podcast recognized >>

News Links | November 19, 2019

November 19, 2019

Columbia Basin College celebrates new food pantry for students | Makah weavers focus of Studium Generale | Former Clark College president discriminated against women, investigation finds | Residents push back against using wetlands on TCC campus for new soccer fields | Big Bend presidential search begins | Movers and shakers 11/15/2019 | Guest commentary: Public transit: Not just driving in circles | Clark College names new vice president of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion | Hear a highly regarded organist play a highly regarded organ | EdCC art gallery displays diversity of students | Centralia College Theatre: 'You Can't Take It with You' tackles love, family, honesty | Reveal wine auction coming next April | New afterschool program for students interested in civic engagement and community health | SPSCC’s play takes viewers inside the mind of an atypical teen to solve a mystery | TCC English instructor Latoya Reid wins Faculty Excellence Award >>

News Links | November 12, 2019

November 12, 2019

Edmonds CC launches Idea Lab incubator, new strategic planning process; public comment invited | Aspen Institute names Pierce College as a Top 150 U.S. Community College eligible for 2021 Aspen Prize | KSU Poly signs agreement with Washington college | Pacific Brass leads off Peninsula College series | Seattle repeat offenders on a thin line between public safety and patient privacy | Gardening: After fall garden chores are wrapped up, check out the SCC poinsettia sale Nov. 14-15 | Seating limited for comedy classic at GHC | Michelle Liberty appointed to WWCC Board of Trustees | Columbia Basin College student-veterans honoring fellow service members >>

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 >>

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