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Education & Talent

Spokane ranks as third best city for working students

High minimum wage said boosting Washington cities
January 14, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Students attending college and living in the Spokane area appear to have chosen one of the better cities in the U.S. to work their way through school, judging by data from a recent study.
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2016 Legislative Outlook: Hoping for a friendly session

Legislature likely will focus on education mandates
December 17, 2015
Mike McLean
With expectations for a short state Legislative session that likely will focus on addressing public education mandates, many legislative priorities for the Spokane-region business community focus on protecting prior and ongoing commitments and encouraging
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—Gonzaga University

Gonzaga mulls student-athlete center

University submits concept to city for $14 million facility
December 3, 2015
Mike McLean
Gonzaga University has approached the city with conceptual plans for a $14 million project tentatively called the Center for Athletic Achievement. The facility would expand the sports complex that includes the McCarthey Athletic Center and the Martin Cent
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Leone & Keeble selected for project at Whitworth

$13.5 million music building addition, remodel underway
November 19, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Whitworth University says it has named Spokane-based Leone & Keeble Inc. as the general contractor for a big music center remodel and addition project.
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—NAC|Architecture

Spokane Public Schools queue up three projects

Newtech, NC, Salk work to approach $60 million
November 19, 2015
Mike McLean
Spokane Public Schools is lining up its next three major projects, valued at nearly $60 million, that will be under construction this year and next.
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Forum W program mentors women along career paths

Moss Adams' initiative aiding gender diversity
November 19, 2015
Cheri Burnham
When I first started in the accounting industry 20 years ago, I didn't necessarily think about any potential differences that might exist in opportunities for men and women in the profession. Moss Adams recruited 50 percent women out of college then, an
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Veterans who seek civilian work should look to STEM

Transition can be difficult, but IT appeals to many
November 19, 2015
K.D Joshi
The state of Washington is home to more than 600,000 veterans, with almost 50,000 of them living in the Spokane area alone, and more are returning from active duty every day. A significant challenge facing these veterans is securing and retaining employme
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—LeAnn  Bjerken

Small tribal colleges sees enrollment, funding grow

School's curriculum strives to offer Native perspective
November 19, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
As one of only 37 tribal colleges in the U.S., Spokane Tribal College-which offers classes here and on the Spokane Indian Reservation, at Wellpinit, Wash.-says it's continuing to grow, with increases in enrollment and its annual operating budget.
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—Kevin Blocker

Communities in Schools looks for more mentors

Organization says requests for volunteers are increasing
November 19, 2015
The executive director of Communities in Schools Spokane County says the nonprofit is looking to train more mentors for at-risk students to keep them on track to attain their high school diplomas.
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Gonzaga law school offers buyouts to tenured professors

Dean says enrollment has fallen 30 percent
November 5, 2015
A decline in student enrollment at Gonzaga University's School of Law has forced the administration there to start offering buyouts to tenured faculty members. Law school dean Jane Korn says the elimination of some tenured positions will be implemented
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