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78 degrees & certificates in 30 areas

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Tawni Andrews

Tawni found a passion for culinary arts, energizing her to leave a 20-year accounting career to earn a college degree. She plans to bring healthy food options back to her hometown of Aberdeen.

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Leonor Fuller with Ted Schultz at podium

SPSCC to expand health education studies with new building

SPSCC has acquired the Louis Walker Middleton building from the Estate of Olympia philanthropist Dr. Angela Bowen. The announcement event held on Jan. 16, 2019, celebrated Dr. Bowen’s $1.19 million in-kind contribution to the SPSCC Foundation, the largest gift in school history.

"And Now We Know" comes to The Gallery

Curated by artist Asia Tail, the exhibition features Indigenous artists of the Pacific Northwest, working across media at the intersection of literary and visual arts. The Gallery will also host a library with a selection of publications by local Native writers. The exhibition runs from Feb. 7 to March 8, 2019, with an Opening Reception at 6 p.m. on Feb. 8.

Meet Eliab Cortes, 2019 Transforming Lives Award winner

After leaving a four-year university in California due to a low grade point average, Eliab moved to Lacey to take care of his grandmother. Now, he’s finishing both his Associate in Biology and Associate in Science degrees, and hopes to pursue a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering degree at a four-year institution.