Speakers Bureau returns
This winter Yakima Valley College announced the relaunch its popular Speakers Bureau.
Alumni cultivate success for female winemakers
Alumni from Yakima Valley College’s Vineyard and Winery Technology program continue to be leaders in the region’s wine industry.
Annual report to the community 2022-2023
Yakima Valley College’s annual report to the community provides highlights and updates of activities and initiatives over the past year, and summarizes the college's achievements during that time. The results of these efforts are illustrated in the accomplishments of our
Annual report to the community 2021-2022
Yakima Valley College’s annual report to the community provides highlights and updates of activities and initiatives over the past year, and summarizes the college's achievements during that time. The results of these efforts are illustrated in the accomplishments of our
Annual report to the community
Yakima Valley College’s annual report to the community provides highlights and updates of activities and initiatives over the past year, and summarizes the college's achievements during that time. The results of these efforts are illustrated in the accomplishments of our
The right fit
Project Warm Up is part of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at Yakima Valley College. RSVP offers a wide range of opportunities for seniors to put their skills and knowledge to work in places where help is most
Adapting to change key for nursing alumni
Recent nursing graduates overcome challenges of entering healthcare during pandemic.
Business instructor brings Fortune 500 experience to faculty
Following time in the private sector, Kyle Ashley discovered a passion for fostering an entrepreneurial spirit in underserved communities.
Students participate in hands-on community-based research
Hosted by the Professional Development Committee, college administrators and unions that represent faculty and staff the event provided a staff appreciation bbq during fall.
Yakima Valley College receives grant to support STEM
Yakima Valley College has received a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) students from low-income backgrounds. The grant will be used to provide scholarships, academic support and research opportunities