Edmonds CC sports camps!
Triton Youth Basketball Camp
| July 15-18 (boys and girls, ages 7-18)- Triton Soccer Camp | Aug. 5-9 (K-7 coed, grades 8-12 girls)
- Triton Volleyball Camps | Aug. 7-9 (all levels, boys and girls) Aug. 12-14 (advanced camp for high school girls)
Meet the candidates at the Black Box Theatre | 7 p.m., Tues., July 16
Candidates for the City of Lynnwood City Council and Mayoral races will appear at a question-and-answer forum at Edmonds Community College’s Black Box Theatre. Free and open to the public, the event will be a great way to get an up-close view at politics in action! The forum will be moderated by Edmonds CC’s Joan Penney, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Edmonds CC Community Read selected
Our community read book for 2013-14 is “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” by Rebecca Skloot. In April, two family members of the late Lacks will be on campus for a community meeting to discuss the best-selling book.
Save the date: 23rd annual Edmonds CC Foundation Golf Classic
Sept. 23
Seattle Golf Club
210 NW 145th St., Seattle
Check out just a few of our informative videos on YouTube:
Program in the spotlight
Paralegal: Enter the challenging field of law as a paralegal — one of the fastest growing occupations in the nation. Paralegals work as members of legal teams in law firms, business, government, and social service organizations. Daytime, evening, and online classes are offered!Expand your knowledge — take a History class this fall!
- African-American History to 1865|
HIST 104 - Roman History | HIST 112
- Pacific Northwest History | HIST& 214
Two hall of famers
Former head basketball coach Keith Kingsbury, left, and former athletic director George Smith have been inducted into the NWAACC Hall of Fame. Congratulations to both! Read the story. 2013 Commencement in the spotlight
- Twins from Hong Kong ready for the next step in their education.
- Students speakers Janine Frizzell and Samer Kamel tell their stories.
Kudos to the LEAF School!
The city of Lynnwood has recognized the Edmonds Community College Learn and Serve Environmental Anthropology Field (LEAF) School for its efforts in the environmental and cultural restoration of Lynnwood's Gold Park. Read more on our blog, Edmonds Sphere.Did you know?
Fourteen percent of new Edmonds CC students have already completed a bachelor’s degree
or higher.
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