Campus Event

Student LIFE is excited to welcome you back to campus this fall with our annual Student LIFE Kick-Off! Let's start the quarter off right with a live DJ, inflatable slide, caricature artists, FREE treats, FREE giveaways and more! Explore ways to get connected and build community at EvCC when you learn more about Student LIFE and Athletics.

Everett Community College (EvCC) is hosting a free event to educate community members about fentanyl addiction prevention, harm reduction, treatment, recovery and community supports at a resource fair Sept. 20. 

Join us from 1-5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20 for one of 26 Facing Fentanyl Together events taking place across Washington at the same time. 

EvCC’s event will feature:

EvCC offices are closed all day Monday, Sept. 16 for employee training. That includes all Student Success offices such as Financial Aid and Enrollment Services, Entry Advising, Cashiers, Workforce Funding, Student LIFE, and Human Resources.

The EvCC bookstore, Buenos Diaz coffee, and some facilities in the Student Fitness Center are open.

Join us on Wednesday, Sept. 25th from 11:00 - 12:00pm in the EvCC Parks Student Union Cafeteria for a concert featuring the Caribbean-American duo ABSTRCTN, alongside Boss Baby, and DJ Streets of Pitch Black Entertainment. Enjoy a blend of R&B and trap music with unforgettable vibes!

The Everett Community College Pathways Fair is designed to allow students to explore their program options. Students can talk with program experts to learn what their pathway to the workforce could look like. Advanced Manufacturing and Aerospace; Business; Healthcare; Social Science, Education and Public Safety; STEM, and some campus resources will be represented.

Still looking for ways to pay for classes this fall? One of the most common ways to pay for college is through financial aid. You can apply for financial aid by filling out the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA). The WASFA is only for undocumented and select non-citizens who are Washington state residents. If you’d like help filing your FAFSA or WAFSA, consider joining us for an upcoming financial aid workshop to get started! 

Still looking for ways to pay for classes this fall? One of the most common ways to pay for college is through financial aid. You can apply for financial aid by filling out the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA). The WASFA is only for undocumented and select non-citizens who are Washington state residents. If you’d like help filing your FAFSA or WAFSA, consider joining us for an upcoming financial aid workshop to get started! 

Watch a team of Everett Community College students compete in the "Clash of Trades" machining reality series on YouTube during our watch party on Aug. 5!