Region Members
Northern Region
- Bellevue College - Bellevue, Washington
- Douglas College - New Westminster, British Columbia
- Edmonds Community College - Lynnwood, Washington
- Everett Community College - Everett, Washington
- North Seattle Community College - Seattle, Washington
- Olympic College - Bremerton, Washington
- Peninsula College - Port Angeles, Washington
- Shoreline Community College - Shoreline, Washington
- Skagit Valley College - Mount Vernon, Washington
- Whatcom Community College - Bellingham, Washington
Southern Region
- Chemeketa Community College - Salem, Oregon
- Clackamas Community College - Oregon City, Oregon
- Lane Community College - Eugene, Oregon
- Linn-Benton Community College - Albany, Oregon
- Mt. Hood Community College - Gresham, Oregon
- Portland Community College - Portland, Oregon
- Southwestern Oregon Community College - Coos Bay, Oregon
- Umpqua Community College - Roseburg, Oregon
Eastern Region
- Big Bend Community College - Moses Lake, Washington
- Blue Mountain Community College - Pendleton, Oregon
- Columbia Basin College - Pasco, Washington
- Community Colleges of Spokane - Spokane, Washington
- Treasure Valley Community College - Ontario, Oregon
- Walla Walla Community College - Walla Walla, Washington
- Wenatchee Valley College - Wenatchee, Washington
- Yakima Valley Community College - Yakima, Washington
Western Region
- Centralia College - Centralia, Washington
- Clark College - Vancouver, Washington
- Grays Harbor College - Aberdeen, Washington
- Green River Community College - Auburn, Washington
- Highline Community College - Des Moines, Washington
- Lower Columbia College - Longview, Washington
- Pierce College - Lakewood, Washington
- South Puget Sound Community College - Olympia, Washington
- Tacoma Community College - Tacoma, Washington
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