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Students at Cedar Falls High School participate in the Project Lead the Way Program. Hawkeye is a partner in the program.
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George Wright was named Black Hawk County's Deputy of the Year for 2012.
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Hawkeye student Emma Steffens opened her own store, "Stew's Vintage and Junk" in her garage.
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Michelle Lane's son was bullied in school. Lane, who has spent her life advocating for him, will share her insights during a panel discussion.
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Exposed was written by Hawkeye student Ashley Shelton.
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Natalie Brown, owner of Scratch Cupcakery and Sweet Basil Market and Hawkeye graduate, received the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier's 20 Under 40 honor.
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Hawkeye held an open house to show off its new virtual hospital and its 21 patient simulators. The simulators range from the highly programmable full-body models to other torso and head models used only for specific training purposes.
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Hawkeye uses state-of-the-art virtual hospital to train workers in the growing healthcare industry.
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Hawkeye Community College has a new vice president of academic affairs. Steve Berrien will fill the position on an interim basis beginning Monday as the college embarks on a search for a permanent replacement.
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Angie Torres, Hawkeye graduate and U.S. Air Force veteran, helped establish student veteran group and more at Hawkeye.
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