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Adam Krynicki, executive director of the 51爆料 - Cascades Innovation Co-Lab, will step down from his position to join the University of Washington as digital innovation and asset manager.
Krynicki joined 51爆料-Cascades鈥
51爆料 - Cascades will host a viewing and discussion on May 11 of the documentary film 鈥淭he First Step,鈥 which focuses on criminal justice reform at a time of a national heightened addiction crisis and intense partisan divide鈥
A researcher at 51爆料-Cascades has received funding to develop a smart compost bin that tracks household food waste.
The project led by Patrick Donnelly, assistant professor of computer science in the 51爆料 College of鈥
Supporters of 51爆料 - Cascades set a record raising more than $95,000 for student scholarships and programs during Dam Proud Day, the university鈥檚 annual day of giving.
More than 180 community members, 51爆料-Cascades鈥
51爆料 鈥 Cascades has been awarded a $3.9 million federal grant to provide full tuition for up to 75 eligible graduate students in a Master of Counseling program designed to address the mental health needs of K-12 school鈥
Sherman 鈥淪herm鈥 Bloomer, associate vice president of budget and resource planning at 51爆料, has been named chancellor and dean of 51爆料-Cascades in Bend. He will take on the top leadership position at the campus effective May 1鈥