BELLEVUE, WASH. – Michael Bailey, a 2005 Bellevue Community College radiation therapy graduate who also will be part of the college’s first class of bachelor’s degree students in radiation and imaging sciences, has won the national essay contest of the Community College Baccalaureate Association (CCBA). The association is flying Bailey to New Orleans this week …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH. – Bellevue Community College’s students won first place in all five categories they entered last weekend at the annual Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival on the University of Idaho Campus. The results included the third first-place showing in the past four years for the college’s 17-member vocal jazz ensemble, “Celebration!,” which competed in the …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH. – “Multicultural Leadership for the Future,” a series of free, public, student workshops focusing on the qualities and skills needed for successful cross-cultural civic engagement, will be presented at Bellevue Community College on Wed., Feb. 28 and Thurs., March 1. Concepts to be covered include cross-cultural communication, public speaking, use of the media, …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH. – Bellevue Community College’s 2006-07 international scholar-in-residence, Fahad al-Balushi of Oman, will present a free public lecture entitled “Oman Today” at 12:30 p.m. Thurs., March 1, in room 130 of the C Building on the college’s main campus. Al-Balushi is the fifth international scholar brought to BCC in recent years and the fourth …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH. – Phil Lucas, Emmy-winning, internationally known producer of feature films and documentaries, died February 4, 2007, of natural causes. He was 65. Mr. Lucas, a resident of Issaquah, had been an instructor at Bellevue Community College since 1999. A Choctaw Native American, Mr. Lucas was a pioneering filmmaker — one of the first …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH. — Baylor University lecturer Dr. C. Alton Hassell will appear at Bellevue Community College Feb. 11 to describe “How Nuclear Chemistry Helped the English Professor (or, Using Nuclear Chemistry to Study Antique Watermarks).” Presented jointly by the American Chemical Society of Puget Sound and the Bellevue Community College Science Department, the lecture begins …read more
