Voiland College students enjoyed numerous successes through clubs, research experiences, and internships. In 2023, more than 900 students, one of the college’s largest classes ever, were able to walk across the stage to receive their degrees. New degree programs mean that they will be better trained to meet industry needs.
Making a Difference
Singing a new tune
When a startup company tasked a Washington State University student team with creating an India raga music app, the students had to start at the beginning: learning exactly what raga music is.
Igniting STEM interest
Nearly 400 local elementary schoolers got a taste of outer space during this year’s Kids’ Science and Engineering Day, an annual event that strives to foster a passion for STEM in the next generation of scientists.
Community restoration
Landscape architecture students are reimagining the future of the small towns of Malden and Pine City, Washington, where a devastating fire on Labor Day in 2020 destroyed much of the towns’ home and building infrastructure.
Ready, set, code
Over 300 young programmers from local high schools and universities were invited to try something new in developing applications from scratch during this year’s CrimsonCode Hackathon.
Awards
Congratulations to Voiland College students who received national recognition for their work.
Zhipeng Li
Katy Ayers
Udall Scholarship
Marshall Scholar finalist
Naseeha Cardwell
Kavin Chakravarthy Thangaraj
Madelynn Zadzora
WSU Commercial Construction Management Team
New Programs
New programs offer learning opportunities and workforce development.
