The Washington State University Extension Energy Program is a self-supported department that provides energy services and products. It receives project funding from federal government and power marketing agencies and the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance. The department s customers include industrial plants, private consulting firms, businesses, government agencies and utilities. The Washington State University Extension Energy Program operates an applied building science team that conducts programs for code officials, construction and manufactured housing industries, public sector facility staff and homeowners. It employs a resource efficiency manager who supports the energy and resource efficiency program that focuses to bring reductions in the cost of energy, water, natural gas, fuel oil and refuse disposal. The department additionally offers technical support, plant assessments and training sessions related to energy efficiency improvement at industrial facilities. The Washington State University Extension Energy Program is located in Olympia, Wash.
Evergreen State College, located in Olympia, Wash., enrolls more than 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students annually. One of the leading coeducational institutes in the United States, Evergreen has been operational for more than 50 years. The college provides a wide variety of student services, such as academic advising, career counseling, athletic and recreational activities, children's center, food services, art galleries, college newspaper, performing and media arts division, student employment, and transportation services. It also provides assistance services, including college cashier, financial aid, payroll solutions, scholarships, student accounts and residential services. Evergreen offers various courses, such as accounting, American studies, anthropology and sociology, fine arts, biology, chemistry, business administration, classical studies, criminal justice, economics, childhood education, mechanical and civil engineering, English literature, environmental studies, and foreign languages. The college also offers majors in world history, human services, individualized studies, mathematics, medical technology, vocational and instrumental music, nursing, philosophy and religion, political science, psychology, public affairs, and social studies.
Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board is a governor-appointed body. Based in Olympia, Wash., the department is a partnership of labor, business and government to helping Washington state residents obtain and succeed in family-wage jobs, while meeting employers' needs for skilled workers. It also oversees a workforce development system which includes 18 education and training programs. Additionally, the board provides financial aid and other services to low-income students as well as opportunity partnership program projects.
We specialize in helping students not just learn, but also understand tricky subjects. We have classes and one on one sessions for the SAT/ACT, AP classes, reading/writing, and the ASVAB. We even offer parent sessions to explain common core math.
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