There’s still time to register!
www.edcc.edu/schedule
Spring classes run April 4-June 17, and we offer many late-starting classes. Take a class in the Humanities
this spring.
www.edcc.edu/schedule
Spring classes include Feature Writing, Sculpture, and African-American History. These classes count as the Humanities distribution requirement toward an Associate degree.
- Learn the art of telling stories that matter — Feature Writing, JOURN 135.
- Gain studio experience — Sculpture, ART 180.
- Hear about the voices of freedom — I, Too, Sing America: The Modern African-American Struggle for Freedom, ENGL& 102 and DIVST 119 or HIST 106
Join us for events in April with Max Lyonga, our visiting artist from Cameroon
www.edcc.edu/gallery
- Lecture series: Max Lyonga — 12:30 p.m., Thurs., April 7 | Black Box Theatre
- Cyrus Khambatta Dance Company — 7:30 p.m., April 9 | Black Box Theatre | The dancers perform in collaboration with the artist. Tickets $9-16.
- Reception with the artist — 4-6:30 p.m., Fri., April 15 | art gallery | Featuring new music by Gypsy Reeds, Strings & Skins and food prepared by Culinary Arts.
 Congratulations!
The Center for Families childcare and Head Start are now National Association for the Education of Young Children-NAEYC accredited programs — a mark of quality in early childhood education.Scholarship applications due:
4 p.m., April 15
www.edcc.edu/foundation
Edmonds CC current and future students, apply online for a 2011-12 scholarship from the college Foundation. Join us for Global Youth
Service Day!
www.edcc.edu/servicelearning/projects.php
Gold Park Garden Grand Opening
10 a.m.-2 p.m. | April 16 | Gold Park,
6421 200th St. SW, Lynnwood
Help us put the finishing touches on the Medicine Gathering Place ethnobotanical garden designed by our students — then we celebrate! Refreshments provided. Email jocelyn.oakley@edcc.edu to sign up.
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Program in the spotlight
Start your Event Planning degree — Complete your bachelor’s at CWU-Lynnwood. Spring classes: Entertainment, Weddings, Destination Management, and Virtual Event Planning. Spring lecture series starts April 4
www.edcc.edu/lectures
Afghan politician Malalai Joya speaks 3:30 p.m., April 4 in the Black Box Theatre. All lectures are free and open to the public.New info for spring quarter!
In the news
Did you know?
We’re hosting a National Science Foundation funded workshop April 1-3 for Northwest colleges on Developing Undergraduate Research at Community Colleges.Drop-in for free tax prep and e-file
www.edcc.edu/acct/vita
IRS certified accounting volunteers will prepare and e-file income tax returns for U.S. citizens and residents with incomes of less than $49,000. April 5-13 tax clinics
2-5:30 p.m. | April 5, 7-9, and 12-13 Mountlake Terrace Hall 212 Tax forms provided. Call 425.640.1874.Check out our Earth Month events
www.edcc.edu/sustain/events.php
We're committed to thinking, teaching, and living green. Join us at events focused on sustainability in April and May. Free. Open to the public. The events begin with a Square Foot Gardening demonstration noon-1:30 p.m., April 5 in Snohomish Hall 304A with local gardener Paula Perez.Looking ahead
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