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News Links | March 31, 2020

March 31, 2020

WWCC campuses closed but college offers full-range of classes, services online | WCC Health Professions Education Center employee tests positive for coronavirus | Networking - March 2020 | Arts during COVID-19: Home becomes classroom | The art show must go on, so SPSCC will put its Juror’s Invitational on social media | Endowment carries on masons' commitment to education | Dr. Thompson Tweedy named Big Bend's next president; first female president in BBCC history | Local schools ahead of e-learning curve | CBC shuts down Tri-Cities campuses because of coronavirus, moving most classes online | Making ends meet during the coronavirus pandemic | Edmonds CC to hold all spring quarter classes online | Edmonds CC students recognized as top Washington state scholars >>

News Links | March 17, 2020

March 17, 2020

Inside YVC's shift to mostly online learning | WCC, WWU delay start of spring quarter | Centralia College student tests positive for COVID-19 | Big Bend CC takes courses online due to COVID-19 | LCC expands math class changes to help more students succeed | Clark College restricts activities on campus | Letters: Transforming lives through education | Whitworth, Community Colleges of Spokane extend spring break; WSU cancels Mom’s Weekend | Grays Harbor College COVID-19 update | For homeless LCC student, Student Success Fund grant was a lifeline | Wenatchee Valley College to move most classes online, delay start of spring quarter | Edmonds CC campus closed to the public March 18-April 3, spring quarter start delayed one week | Area colleges adjust to coronavirus concerns | Edmonds CC moves most classes online, says campus visitor tested positive for COVID-19 | Two Clover Park students accepted to 2020 All-Washington Academic Team >>

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 | March 5, 2020

March 05, 2020

Health-care students on the front lines, The coronavirus threatens to upend higher ed. Here are the latest developments, South Sound technical college shuts down after student goes into coronavirus quarantine, From the studio: SFCC Drama presents "Fire, Melt Stone", Steak for $10? SPSCC culinary students serve high-end lunches at bargain prices, Whatcom Community College students can now apply to live on-campus for fall quarter, Leaving a lasting legacy, New report highlights students' struggle with food, housing, Wenatchee Valley College student undergoing tests for coronavirus, Communicating about coronavirus, WVC Omak screening "Older than the Crown", WCC to offer new business management bachelor's degree, Governor comes to town for student careers >>

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