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Changing the Game: Learning Chemistry While Incarcerated
Most educators love teaching classes with engaged students. One such class that Dr. Sonya Doucette, a chemistry professor at Bellevue College, taught was filled with 18 curious, attentive, and excited-to-learn students. They were also incarcerated.
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College Tests New AI-based Civic Innovation Apps
As a regional innovation hub, Bellevue College is looking for and finding opportunities to apply artificial intelligence (AI) technology to solve challenges, both internally and externally.
Lead + Follow: Bellevue College’s David May | 425 Magazine
This month’s edition of Lead + Follow — a Q&A section dedicated to further understanding the personal and professional mindsets of area business leaders — features David May, president of Bellevue College since 2023.
Bellevue College Night at the Mariners to Bring Bulldogs, Alumni Together
Alumni, students, faculty, friends, community members, college employees, and anyone who has a connection to Bellevue College, is invited to celebrate Bellevue College Night at the Mariners at 6:40 PM on Saturday, Sept. 13 at T-Mobile Park.
Underserved Veterans To Benefit From $1.2M King County Grant To Bellevue College | The Seattle Medium
King County has awarded Bellevue College a $1.2 million grant to launch a pilot program supporting underserved student veterans.
Funding roundup | Community College Daily
Thanks to a $1.2 million King County grant, Bellevue College in Washington can soon provide more support to underserved student veterans.
Bellevue College Gets $1.2M for Veterans Program | 425 Business
Bellevue College recently accepted a $1.2 million grant from King County that will be used to provide case management and funding assistance to student veterans in need.
Bellevue College gets $1.2M grant to aid student veterans | KIRO 7
Bellevue College has received a $1.2 million grant from King County to support underserved student veterans through case management and funding assistance.
King County Awards $1.2 Million to Veterans Program
Thanks to a $1.2 million King County grant, Bellevue College will soon be able to provide case management and funding assistance to underserved student veterans. The grant is aimed at equity, supporting those who have low income, a disability, are BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, homeless, or re-entering society from incarceration.
Renton Library hosts Pride Month paper party | Renton Reporter
Bellevue College held an informational booth at Renton's LGBTQIA+ paper party, where attendees could learn about basic rights and civic knowledge.
Ben Brandow Named KBCS Interim General Manager
Ben Brandow, a long-time KBCS employee, was selected as the new interim general manager.