• 07.08 6 » LSW kicks off an
   eight-week high school internship
   program called “Leadership
   Student Workshop.”
   The goal of the program is
   to provide local high school
   students with an exposure to
   architecture and to encourage
   a sense of volunteerism that
   gives back to our communities.
   

• 07.08 » Tukes Valley K-8 School,
   Clark College at Columbia Tech
   Center, and Endeavour
   Elementary School were all
   recognized at the Vancouver
   Business Journal’s Top Projects
   awards.

• 07.08 » >> LSW partners with
   Burgerville for Sand in
   the City. This is a fund-
   raising event for Kids on the
   Block, a puppetry group that
   teaches children how to deal with
   different situations.

• 01.08 » Learning By Design™
   Honorable Mention Award for
   Union High School.

• 09.07 » Union High School and
   the Clark County Community
   Health Center were honored
   as Clark County Community
   Pride Design Award
   recipients.

• 07.07 6 » Vancouver Business
   Journal’s Top Projects
   include Daybreak K-8 School,
    Amboy Middle School Remodel,
   Clark College Gaiser Hall
   Renovation and Addition, and
    Captain Strong Elementary
   Addition.

• 09.06 » Clark College at WSU
   Vancouver and Evergreen
   Rowhomes were awarded
   Clark County Community Pride
   Design Awards.

• 01.06 » Fruit Valley Community
   Learning Center profiled in the
   2005 Honor Society of "Schools
   as Centers of Community: A
   National Search for Excellence"

• 09.05 » Beaverton High School
   Cafeteria achieves United States
   Green Building Council's
   LEED™ Certification

• 09.05 » 20th LSW University
   participant successfully achieves
   LEED™ Accredited Professional
   status

• 11.04 » 2004 Clark County
   Community Pride Design Award
   recipients include the Ray Hickey
   Hospice House and Thomas
   Jefferson Middle School

• 03.04 » The Center for
   Advanced Learning earns 2004
   CEFPI Washington Chapter -
   Polished Apple Merit Award