Articles from Community College Week (January 26, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A $106,500 grant from Meyer Memorial Trust will help pave the way for the electronic delivery of core healthcare classes at Clark College in Vancouver, Wash., which will purchase videoconferencing and production equipment to provide new learning options for students interested in healthcare careers.			124
A helping hand: colleges, school districts collaborate to boost STEM education.	Burnett, Sara	Cover story	1256
Anticipating demand, colleges revive dormant nuclear ed programs.			657
Avoid becoming an internet victim through some easy steps.	Goldsborough, Reid		766
Bill to offer at-risk high school students college credits.			201
Clark College.			152
Donation means arts center at Ala. College to house $9.5 million China collection.			627
Dressed in bunker gear and ready for action, cadets from Lamar Institute of Technology's fire academy in Beaumont, Texas, waited for the sky to turn dark.			131
Economy will block plan for free tuition, governor says.			124
Former Miss. college worker indicted for embezzlement.			80
Graduation at Pierpont marks school's new independent ID.			92
Higher education gallops (sort of) into grateful Wickenburg.			692
Immigrants get retraining in health field at Wash. College.			95
In Colorado, 1 in 3 new college students need remedial classes.			327
Judge enforces settlement between Alabama College and administrator.	Freedman, Ian; Freedman, Eric		449
Lamar Institute of Technology Foundation.			100
Mary Rittling.			95
Maryland student-artist finds new creative outlet through sculpture.			573
Middlesex Community College.			116
Myths and realities.	Ostos, Ray A.		1026
Nev. 2-year college enrollments spike due to faltering economy.			642
New budget submitted by Oregon Governor leaves State's Community Colleges feeling shortchanged.			832
New GI Bill rules bar housing benefits for distance learners.	Pekow, Charles		769
North Dakota elementary ed program fills Wyoming gap.			153
Oklahoma loan applications increase as lending pool shrinks.			378
Poor economy has Wisconsin rethinking plan for dairy farm.			124
Private schools lag in offering distance learning.	Pekow, Charles		250
Quinsigamond Community College in Massachusetts has received a $95,849 grant from the Fairlawn Foundation to upgrade its nursing education programs with state-of-the-art medical simulation technology equipment in its on-campus laboratory and off-campus clinical practice settings.			119
Randy Dominguez.			103
Tammi Harvey has accepted the position as the first principal of Edison State College's Collegiate High School in Punta Gorda, Fla.			129
Tarrant County College Northeast Campus.			95
Teams being formed to write new rules under HEOA.	Pekow, Charles		257
The innovative designs of three Fashion Institute of Technology students are included in flat knitting machine builder Stoll's current Trend Collection for Autumn/Winter 2009-10.			127
The job market today is more competitive than ever, leading many people to consider returning to school to burnish their skills or gain new ones.			116
Tulsa Community College.			107
Vets get preference in job training programs.	Pekow, Charles		245