Highline Voices

Shawna Freeman Lane finds students with diverse backgrounds thrive in the business world, mirroring her own experience.

The Black and Brown Male Summit is one of Highline’s signature events. Hear from one of the event’s co-founders.

Should guilt come with a diploma? Highline’s Justin Dampeer explains the challenges facing first-generation students after leaving campus.

As a diverse society, we need to learn to disagree effectively, says Dr. Meckfessel, who advocates for the study of rhetoric to help us.

Read why Dr. Frank Kline believes a new program at Highline will lead to better student outcomes in south King County schools.

Highline’s Dr. Savio Pham shares some advice with recent and soon-to-be graduates, pulling from his years of experience in the workplace.

What does it take to help students succeed? Read Dr. T.M. Sell’s take on providing opportunities for all in our community.

Ay Saechao began college as a geology major, but while discovering his cultural history as a Mienh American, he uncovered his true calling.

Highline’s Bob Baugher shares how his father’s near-death experience more than 40 years ago set him on a path that defined his career.