Campus News
Community college leader takes over the helm of arts and sciences
Tuấn Đặng joined YVC’s leadership as the new dean of arts and sciences in March. Đặng brings a breadth of experience to campus, having held a variety of academic leadership roles at multiple community and technical colleges in Washington...
Connecting with community
Among the factors contributing to enrollment growth at Yakima Valley College over the past year are more course offerings, prioritizing outreach and retention efforts, and strengthened partnerships with community organizations.
Unlocking new opportunities
Designed to equip students with the skills and resources they need to succeed in today's competitive job market, YVC's recently-launched career services and wellness program is supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education and aims to...
Leadership in action
YVC's new student leadership program aims to empower students by providing essential funding to develop their leadership skills and prepare them to make a positive impact in their communities.
Teacher Education program hosts free event for new teachers in the Yakima Valley
Yakima Valley College’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Teacher Education (BAS-TE) program, in partnership with Central Washington University, will host an Ed After Hours event on January 22 from 5:30 – 7 p.m. via Zoom.
Designed for student success
In late August, Yakima Valley College launched its new public website, a major overhaul months in the making and centered on serving current and prospective students.
Technology Complex gets much needed facelift
Upgrades are underway in YVC's Technology Complex to add staff office space and provide an environment that is designed to facilitate collaborative work.
Unearthing YVC's past
Yakima Valley College might not turn 100 until 2028, but a dedicated group of current and former faculty and staff isn't waiting until the last minute to celebrate.
Supporting a healthier Yakima Valley
A series of new articulation agreements between Yakima Valley College and Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences aim to address severe shortages in the Yakima Valley’s medical workforce.
