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Education & Talent

WSU offers joint degree in business, pharmacy

New program target medical entrepreneurs
June 4, 2015
Judith Spitzer
Washington State University students will be able to earn both a doctor of pharmacy degree and a master of business administration degree simultaneously starting this summer, says Linda Garrelts MacLean, associate dean of the WSU College of Pharmacy. M
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—MMEC Architecture & Interiors

Mukogawa Fort Wright serves up dining project

$1.5 million renovation to offer forest, river views
June 4, 2015
Mike McLean
Mukogawa Fort Wright Institute is remodeling and expanding its student dining facilities in a $1.5 million construction project, says R. Joe Alleman, the institute's director of administration.
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—Judith Spitzer

WSU Spokane pharmacy students wins national research award

WSU effort seeks ways to slow, eradicate arthritis
May 7, 2015
Judith Spitzer
A Washington State University Spokane pharmaceutical sciences student has received a national award from the Rheumatology Research Foundation to fund research into slowing or eradicating osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Ambassadors unit relocates to Holley Mason building downtown

Student-travel provider departs West Plains site
May 7, 2015
Mike McLean
People to People Ambassador Programs, the Spokane-based student-travel provider, has moved its headquarters to the sixth floor of the Holley Mason Building, at 157 S. Howard, downtown. People to People, a subsidiary of Spokane-based Ambassadors Group Inc
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—Judith Spitzer

Gonzaga tabbed as one of most sustainable colleges

Student-managed projects supported by Green Fund
May 7, 2015
Judith Spitzer
Gonzaga University has been named for the second year as one of more than 350 most environmentally responsible colleges by the Princeton Review, a college ranking publication, for its sustainability initiatives and environmental programs, says Jim Simon,
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—Kevin Blocker

New EWU recycling center aims to raise output

Cheney campus ranked 15th in an EPA challenge
May 7, 2015
Eastern Washington University has opened a new recycling center that it hopes will help it advance its recycling efforts.
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Work to start on big apartment building next to GU

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May 1, 2015
Staff Report
Development company 940 N. Ruby LLC, owned by San Clementine, Calif.-based Larry Simon and David Schneider, plans to break ground next week on a six-story, 61-unit apartment building on the west edge of the Gonzaga University campus. Work on the develo
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Fatbeam wins fiber jobs with two school districts

Coeur d'Alene company also draws FCC praise
April 23, 2015
Fatbeam LLC, a fiber-optic broadband provider based in Coeur d'Alene, says it has secured contracts with school districts in Pasco, Wash., and Bend, Ore. The company says in a press release that it will install a total of 58 miles of fiber to upgrade t
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—Kevin Blocker

Berry Fowler: Compelled to coach

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April 23, 2015
Berry Fowler's ability to grow businesses over the last four decades contrasts sharply with his early academic years. Fowler founded the Sylvan Learning Centers in the late 1970s. Born out of his own academic challenges, he created an educational tutor
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UW says WWAMI program growth is in jeopardy

Senate budget proposal amounts to funding cut
April 23, 2015
Mike McLean
The Washington state Senate budget proposal would put the Spokane-based portion of the five-state medical education program known as WWAMI in peril if it wins out over the House version of the budget, says Dr. Paul Ramsey, the CEO of University of Washing
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