The Fourth Annual Skagit Valley College Car Show will be held Saturday, June 5 on the main campus parking lot from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Registration time will be from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on the day of the show.
Check out stock, modified, custom, import and domestic models.
Food, drink and music will be offered during this event.
For further information contact Scott Hall at (360) 416-7661 or email him at scott.hall@skagit.edu.
Don't miss this event!
The last two weeks of Human Sexuality will be presentations by Expert Panels of students on various topics. These are not group presentations. Students become experts on their topics over the quarter, then, for one class hour, they give a statement about their topic and answer questions from me, the class, and visitors. Below is the schedule. The class is at 9:30 in A-125. Please join us for some interesting discussions.
The following discussions will be offered in June:
If You Could Live Anywhere, Anytime... The group picks a time in history to live for at least 10 years and explains why. What would life be like? Would class, race, gender, age make a difference in how they would experience that time/place? Tuesday, June 1
Violence Against Women There is a war against women in our country. Three women are killed every day in this country by their husbands or boyfriends. One in every four women will be raped while they are in college. One in four women will be the victims of spousal abuse. Wednesday, June 2
Sex Trafficking and Prostitution Tens of thousands of women and children are sold or kidnapped into sex slavery every year. Why does this continue to happen and what could be done to stop it? Thursday, June 3
Sex and the Law "Every human society attempts to control sexual behavior, since sex represents a rich source of conflicts that can disrupt orderly social processes. Human sexuality is too powerful and explosive a force for any society to allow its members complete sexual freedom. Some limits must be imposed, some rules agreed upon, and some enforcement mechanisms devised to implement the observance of the rules." What sexual behaviors should be regulated and why? Friday, June 4
Don't miss the first performance of the Street Dance Club showing at the Phillip Tarro Theatre on Wednesday, June 2 from 3 to 3:20 pm. This is FREE performance.
The "Help Cancer Hurt Less" project will be holding a bake sale in the cafeteria at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 25.
The money raised will go to the Skagit Valley Foundation Cancer Care Services.
Funding helps aid the suffering of cancer patients in Skagit Valley.
Come get some good food to help some good people!
Dr. Howard Leibrand, local physician, will be speaking about his trip to Haiti and the medical relief efforts after the earthquake. He will be speaking about his collaboration with nurses in the field. There will be a slide show of Haiti, so bring your lunch and listen to one of our local doctors speak.
This presentation will be held in Angst Hall, Room 146, Tuesday, May 4 from 11:35 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Contact Stephanie Wahlgren at swahlgren3072@mysvc.skagit.edu for more information.
This event is hosted by the SVC Student Nursing Club.
