Tag: Clover Park Technical College

CPTC: 21st Annual Golf Tournament

| April 7, 2013 | 0 Comments

Clover Park Technical College will host its 21st Annual Scramble Golf Tournament on Friday, July 12 at Eagles Pride Golf Course on Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

$1,000 for culinary arts scholarship fund at CPTC

| February 18, 2013 | 0 Comments
From the left, Susan Aaron, past chapter past president; Amber Blankenship, chapter president; Debbie Ranniger, executive director of Research, Planning and Resource Development, Clover Park Technical College Foundation. Photo by David Lobban.

From the left, Susan Aaron, past chapter past president; Amber Blankenship, chapter president; Debbie Ranniger, executive director of Research, Planning and Resource Development, Clover Park Technical College Foundation. Photo by David Lobban.

The National Association for Catering and Events – South Puget Sound / Tacoma Chapter donated $1,000 to the Clover Park Technical College Foundation for the Culinary Arts program.

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CPTC child center open house

| May 11, 2009 | 0 Comments
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President John Walstrum and his wife tour the Hayes Child Development Center during the open house.

About 100 people filled the Hayes Child Development Center at the Clover Park Technical College Campus Thursday afternoon for an open house and tour of the facilities.

The center currently has 87 youngsters enrolled and they are overseen by a staff of about 30 trained professionals under the leadership of Manager Angela Johnson.

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Boettner named All Washington Scholar

| March 31, 2009 | 1 Comment

Clover Park Technical College’s 2009 All Washington Scholar is Ms. Nicole Boettner. Boettner was honored recently by Governor Gregoire and the state’s two-year college presidents in Olympia.

Boettner is currently a student in the Environmental Science and Technology Program, where she maintains a 4.0 GPA. She also belongs to Phi Theta Kappa – the honor society for two year colleges — and the Environmental Science Club, where she has been instrumental in starting a recycling program on campus. According to her instructors, Kathryn Smith and Andrew Fritz, Boettner is viewed as a mentor to her fellow students, because of her academic and leadership abilities.

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