Grants for students.
Funds for winter!
Find more ways to get funds at www.edcc.edu/support. Sound Energy Efficiency Development grant — pays tuition, books, and fees for students to earn short certificates in Energy Management. Start this winter! Call 425.640.1509.  Be the expert! Take a class this winter.
www.edcc.edu/schedule
- QuickBooks for Beginners, Accounting 155
- Emergency Planning, Emergency Management 130, online class, and Emergency Business Continuity, Emergency Management 180, online class
- Event Coordination, Hospitality and Tourism 250, online class, and Sustainable/Green Events, Hospitality and Tourism 245, online class
- Intro to Metrology, Materials Science Technology 120
Look for new classes this spring: Ecotourism, Quality Assurance, and Business Continuity.Focus on Africa in 2011
Classes | Art | Lectures
- Take a class.
- East Africa in the Modern World, English 102
- Africa In World Politics, Political Science 220
- Visit the college art gallery. "Images of War and Celebrations of Peace," an exhibit of photographs and collages taken by journalist Dan Eldon while reporting on famine in Somalia opens Jan. 3.
 Read the Edmonds CC Community Read book.
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba tells his story of growing up in poverty in Malawi. He visits campus April 11 to speak in the Black Box Theatre.
Join us | | Program in the spotlight
Project Management: Join us at an open house 6-8 p.m., Tues., Dec. 7 Snohomish Hall 304. Winter classes include CAPM Exam Preparation.Did you know?
An award from U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs brought scholars from Brazil, Cameroon, Costa Rica, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, India, Indonesia, and Pakistan to Edmonds Community as part of the Northwest Community College Initiative. They are studying fields including Business Management, Desktop Support, Project Management, Health Unit Coordinator, and Hospitality and Tourism.Ways to give this holiday season
Join us outside!
Service-learning 2011
 During winter quarter, students enrolled in Anthropology 201-203 Human Ecology I-III will participate in field projects. Transportation, snowshoes (courtesy of REI), and instruction in wildlife tracking are provided as part of the class. Scholarships of $1,132-$2,675 through AmeriCorps are available to eligible students. The field projects will be:
- Cascade Citizens Wildlife Monitoring Project along I-90
- Snohomish County Wildlife Passage Project
- Fisher Reintroduction Project on Olympic Peninsula
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