Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Whidbey Island Campus - Deception Pass Boat Tour and Open House - Friday Oct. 3rd


Student Organizations
Open House
&
Deception Pass Boat Tour
Friday, Oct 3, 12:30-5pm
Free!
Sign up to go on a tour of deception pass and
hear more about how to get involved in student activities.
Participation forms are available in the Student Organizations Office
Old Main (first floor)
Q's? penny.perka@skagit.edu.

Whidbey Island Campus - Talk with your mouth full! - Thursday, Oct. 2


Talk with your mouth full!

Thurs, Oct 2, 5:30-7pm, Old Main Student Lounge Register to vote for National Elections.
Meet with current legislators and candidates.
Eat FREE spaghetti dinner.
Questions? zach.fuentes@skagit.edu

District Wide - Not Just Ramps - Disability Support Services Event - Wednesday October 8th

We invite you to join us for a theatrical documentary presented by
Had To Be Productions

“NOT JUST RAMPS”

I think you will find this event to be entertaining, inspirational, motivational and extremely educational!

Wednesday, October 8, 2008 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Whidbey Island Campus, Hayes Hall 137

Students, faculty, staff and the public

FREE! FREE! FREE!

Join us at the Oak Harbor Campus for an entertaining and educational afternoon.
Q's penny.bump@skagit.edu

Mount Vernon Campus - Banned Books Week at the Library

Banned Books Week

In honor of National Banned Books Week, the library is sponsoring a Trivia Contest. We will draw two winners from entries with the most correct answers for either a “Banned Book” book bag or a $10 coffee card. The contest is open to employees and students!

We also have a display of the banned books in the library with a comment sheet. It is always fascinating to read the comments about the display. It is one of the most popular displays we have each year. The comments are political, emotional, and thoughtful. Some comments from last year are: “To take away the right to freely express will only lead to a controlled environment”, “These are times when we must speak out to voice truth and reason when others have reacted out of anger and fear to ban ideas.”, “All to often Banned Books Week has been a cover for calling an act banning or censoring when it is really asking that a book be from children who are not ready for certain information…”

Monday, September 29, 2008

Mount Vernon Campus - Blood Drive & Movie Event- Tuesday, September 30


Will you use your force for good?


Enjoy the epic battle of good vs. evil by watching the Star Wars trilogy as you donate your "force".
Films will be shown in surround sound on the big screen.
Lend an arm to the Rebel Alliance
Blood Drive
Tuesday September 30
8:30 - 11:00 and 11:45 - 2:30
Multipurpose Room
Please email for your appointment.
laura.morris@skagit.edu
If donation isn't something for you, you can help by informing others about the drive.

Mount Vernon Campus - Criminal Justice Club Meeting - Tuesday, Sept. 30

The Criminal Justices club is celebrating its first meeting of the quarter. Everyone is invited.
The meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 12:30 in T-39. Please and attend and find out what the Criminal Justice club is all about and what they plan to do this year.

Q's robin.friend@yahoo.com

District Wide - Student Government Elections Oct. 13 - 16th

Would you like to make a difference at SVC? Would you like to represent student interests?

Run for ASSVC Student Government! Applications are due on Oct. 9th at 5:00 pm.

You can download an application at http://www.skagit.edu/news3.asp_Q_pagenumber_E_381

Check out ASSVC Student Government on line at http://www.skagit.edu/directory.asp_Q_pagenumber_E_308

Q's? laura.morris@skagit.edu