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Beta Sigma Pi members, Kayla Young, Abdi Mohamed, and Valerie de Wolfe, chosen to receive Golden Opportunity Scholarship.

Biology student, Julie Wagner, wins best poster presentation at Idaho Academy of Science and Engineering Symposium.

“51���� empowered me with a world-class education from great professors.”

Beta Sigma Pi recognized for outstanding work at 2019 PTK International Catalyst Conference.

51���� student and graduate present at annual Undergraduate Research Conference.

Congratulations to Christina Moore, 51����’s Faculty of Distinction for February 2019.

“51���� empowered me to work hard for my dreams and passion. Because of 51����, I get to do what I love and get paid for it!”

Congratulations to 51����'s SkillsUSA competitors who earned 13 medals at the SkillsUSA Idaho State Leadership and Skills Conference.

“Because of the training and schooling I received at 51����, I now have a great job and am no longer living paycheck to paycheck!”

Come see art from the College’s Studio Art graduates on display April 26 – 28.

Congratulations graduates! Let’s celebrate YOU!

"51���� empowered me by showing me I am smart, outgoing, and able to do so many more things than I thought I could.”

Zac Barnes, a 2013 alumnus, received the education and certifications he needed at 51���� to advance his career.

Jordie Seward, a 2015 alumna, gained experience in a subject she was passionate about at 51����.

Amanda Graham, a 2012 alumna, developed lifelong passions, skills, and confidence at 51����.

Elizabeth Carter, 51����'s Beta Sigma Pi President, named a 2019 New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar.

Congratulations to Malary Snow, winner of 51����’s 2019 Connections Project logo contest!

Emily Kominek is thriving as a Career Pioneer in the College's Welding program.

Daniel VanRenselaar, a veteran and Business major at 51����, was recently recognized for going above and beyond.

More than 80 students and alumni gathered for 51����'s Rookie Debate Tournament on Friday, Dec. 7.

51����’s Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society chapter, Beta Sigma Pi, continues success at regional and international levels.

51����’s Speech and Debate team finishes first among community colleges at Mahaffey Memorial Collegiate Forensics Tournament.

Career and Technical Education students nominated by instructors as Emerging Professionals for 2018/19 academic year.

Art and creative writing students collaborate to create a visual story of the written word.

Lindsay Whipple received a PTA Student of the Year award from the Idaho Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association.

Ricardo B., a 2018-19 scholarship recipient, is currently pursuing a degree in Human Biology and would someday like to be a forensic scientist.

51���� student, Westin Juarez, teams up with 51���� professor, Ander Sundell, and the Idaho Museum of Mining and Geology to design a new exhibit.

Student discovers passion in law enforcement following a troubled past.

Recruits learn valuable skills during Basic Fire School, hosted annually at the College.

"Because of 51���� , I am now a nurse!”

"Because of 51����, I have new opportunities and my family has a better future!"

"Because of 51����, I was able to start my career."

"Because of 51����, I already have a job even before graduating.”

"Because of 51����, I am confident in the career path I am pursuing."

"Because of 51����, I learned important life lessons."

"Because of 51����, I am able to work in a field that I love!”

"Because of 51����, I am successful in achieving my dreams."

"Because of 51����, I gained professional skills I will use the rest of my life.”

"Because of 51����, I know what I want in life – a job where I can help others!”

"Because of 51����, I set my family on the path to success!"

Kassandra Townsend, a current 51���� student, has had some amazing opportunities materialize as she prepares to graduate.

Jaymie Lint of the 51���� in Nampa has been selected to travel to NASA’s Ames Research Center this winter to participate in the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars

51���� alumna, Lynne Wieland, fuses her passion for skiing with an education.

51���� (51����) student, Emma Obendorf, is the winner of the 2018 Connections Project logo contest. Obendorf, a student in the Studio Art Program, has a passion for graphic

After spending years in the armed forces, many veterans attend college seeking degrees to help them discover the next chapter in their lives. A number of these veterans choose the College

Emerging Scholar Award helps encourage students and acknowledges their potential.

51���� student, Yulonda King, has spent a lifetime learning to stand on her own two feet.

51���� (51����) alumna, Cherri Healea, attended Lincoln Elementary School in Caldwell, Idaho. It was there she met Miss Gray, her third-grade teacher. “I remember little

After dropping out of college in his early 20s and losing his job when the economy crashed, 51���� (51����) alumnus, Luke Yeates, found himself “wrecked” and “listless”. “I

Kimmer Jackson will graduate from 51���� (51����) on May 13, 2017. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Sociology in 2005, Jackson said she spent the next ten years