In 2016 the Washington Roundtable, a group composed of major employers in our state, set an important goal: 70% of Washington students would achieve a post-secondary degree or credential by age 26. The number wasn’t arbitrary. It was based on data showing that at least 70% of the jobs in our state will be filled […]
Following a nationwide search, Walla Walla Community College has selected Dante Leon to become Vice President of Instruction. Mr. Leon brings 20 years of experience as a college administrator and significant experience developing and implementing new certificate, associate and bachelor degree programs. He joins WWCC after serving seven years as the Associate Vice President for […]
Walla Walla Community College plans to expand its welding technology program during the next year thanks to a grant of almost $25,000 from the American Welding Society Foundation. The program will grow from 18 to 42 students, according to a college news release. The class will have access to a state-of-the-art welding facility and new equipment purchased […]
As president of Walla Walla Community College, I look forward each spring to congratulating our graduates on a job well done.
We will host Warrior Wednesday Welcome Days this summer in both Walla Walla and Clarkston. Anyone who is interested in exploring what WWCC has to offer should plan to attend these family-friendly events.
A record of more than 550 wines were submitted for judging in the annual Pacific Northwest Wine Competition. The four-day contest began Sunday—its first year in Walla Walla after seven years in Bellingham.
Nine students at Coyote Ridge Corrections Center were the first to earn Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) degrees from Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) this June.
Dallas Shirley never thought he’d be going to college. He thought he’d work on the same farm his dad did in Mount Vernon, Washington. But after high school he became interested in mechanics and asked his local John Deere dealership if they were hiring.
Walla Walla Community College's wine program is becoming more accessible this year by accepting part-time students, which it has never done before.
Walla Walla Community College invites new students from around the region to join the Warrior Pledge program, which covers tuition and fees
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