Student Activities

Join MSA on Wednesday May 29th for a spring picnic! Come enjoy yard games, food, drinks, and more!

The purpose of the Muslim Student Association (MSA) club is to dismantle stereotypes about Islam, provide opportunities, and be a support system for Muslim Students.

Advisor: Jacob Nanfito - jnanfito@everettcc.edu

Listen to neurodiversity advocates and neurodivergent individuals discuss educational trauma. Panel and discussion will engage the audience towards pathways of healing and creating safe and positive experiences at Everett Community College. Open to the public. FREE food & drinks will be provided.

Versión en español disponible en la parte inferior.

Versión en español disponible en la parte inferior.

Versión en español disponible en la parte inferior.

Versión en español disponible en la parte inferior.

The Everett Community College Honors Program has been designed to give our students an opportunity to stand out in their applications for transfer to 4-year schools and on their resumes, and to do Honors-level academic work while working toward their degrees at EvCC.

Join us in celebrating this year’s Honors graduates as they present their capstone projects. The program will begin with a message from EvCC Honors alumnus and Outstanding Graduate 2013, Colby Droullard. Colby is a Major Crimes Detective with the City of Everett Police Department.

Build your cooking skils and community by cooking, making friends, and eating together. Join Community Kitchen Club for Communtity Kitchen Dinner: Mediterranean Mayhem on Thursday. May 23 from 5-7pm in Japanese Cultural Resource Center.  RSVP to communitykitchen@everettcc.edu by Wednesday, May 22 by 5pm to reserve a spot! $5 suggested cash donation accepted at the door.

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Are you tired, stressed, and overworked? We have a solution for you: come join us in Jackson 106 on Thursday, May 23 and DIY your own FREE mental health journal! There will be countless ways to personalize your journal and make it uniquely YOU - with stickers of all kinds, mod podge, to any other craft supplies you can imagine. There will be FREE snacks available for anyone who participates. Pop by anytime from 12-2pm and let your stress melt away. We can’t wait to see what you’ll create!

Join us on June 4 from 1-2:30 pm in GWH 286/288 to learn about the civic action projects created by students in this year's DESJ capstone course! Students will present and talk with attendees about the work they are doing on and off campus to further equity and social justice in our community.