PUB 257

Bring your lunch and connect with other students interested in problem-solving their challenges, and sharing their achievements and ideas for academic success!

GHL 213

Learn about the professional and exploratory rewards of volunteering. This workshop examines what volunteering can offer to the volunteer, how to find the right volunteer opportunities and how to utilize your experiences professionally.

GHL 213

Learn the basic principles of managing a household budget. Bring your calculator for this hands-on workshop and learn how to develop the tools for successful budgeting.

PUB Lounge

Multicultural Student Affairs presents Spring 2013 Student of Color Luncheon with guest speaker Clark College Board of Trustee Rehak Strong. Food will be provided.

The cashiers office will begin enrolling students into the tuition payment plan. Summer quarter tuition is divided into 2 equal payments. Second payment is due July 15, 2013

GHL 213 (above Finacial Aid)

Come to the quarterly international student speakers' series sponsored by Clark College Office of International Programs.

Wednesday, June 5 from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the Ellis Dunn Community Room (GHL 213).

International Student Hue (Tonia) Lu will speak about the history and culture of her home country Vietnam!

Advising Center, Gaiser Hall

Planning to transfer to Washington State University Pullman? Schedule to meet with a WSU Pullman representative one-on-one and get all your questions about admissions, financial aid, and academic programs answered! To schedule, please contact the Clark College Advising Center at 360.992.2345 or prep.trans.adv@clark.edu.

Gaiser Hall 213 - The Ellis Dunn Community Room

Are you a sex object?

Dr. Caroline Heldman ‘91, politics professor at Occidental College in Los Angeles and motivational speaker, explains how and why women are displayed as objects that are bought and sold on television, video games, music videos and magazines.

Be aware. Do something about it. Listen to what Dr. Heldman has to say.

GHL 213

Does your mind go blank or your stomach churn with nervousness when it—s time to take a test or a quiz? Come find out ways to ease test anxiety and learn strategies and other information to help you achieve academic success.

Gaiser Hall Student Center

Concert is free and open to the public.

To ensure that your loan is processed in time for spring quarter, all required loan application steps must be completed by June 7, 2013.

PUB 257

Bring your lunch and connect with other students interested in problem-solving their challenges, and sharing their achievements and ideas for academic success!

Gaiser Hall

Concert is free and open to the public.

First Congregational Church, 1220 NE 68th St.

Gaiser Hall

First Congregational Church, 1220 NE 68th St

Registration Dates May 13 - June 7

Gaiser Hall, Main Level Concourse

Interested in a career in chiropractic, nutrition, massage therapy, or exercise science? Visit with representatives from the University of Western States and learn more about admissions, financial aid, and academic programs.

PUB Concourse, GHL 213, PUB 012

A representative from Bangor University in Wales will be on campus to discuss the exciting options of studying abroad at Bangor and/or transferring after graduating from Clark College to pursue a Bachelor‘s degree.

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Information Table in PUB Concourse.
1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Information Session in GHL 213.
3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Drop in Advising in PUB 014 (International Programs)

Gaiser Hall Concourse

There is still time to apply to WSU Vancouver. Drop by an information table in the Gaiser Hall concourse and get the information you need about admissions, financial aid, and academic programs.

PUB 258 B

Do you have a hard time saying ‘No’? Do you find yourself getting angry or easily frustrated around others? Learn how to stand up for yourself and get what you want without upsetting those around you.

Teaching and Learning Center Classroom, GHL 205

Clark College employees, students and alumni are invited to join the Beak Speak chapter of Toastmasters International. Improve your public speaking and leadership skills at this fun weekly meeting.

Gaiser Hall Concourse

There is still time to apply to WSU Vancouver. Drop by an information table in the Gaiser Hall concourse and get the information you need about admissions, financial aid, and academic programs.

Advising Center, Gaiser Hall

Interested in transferring to Concordia University? Schedule to meet one-on-one with a Concordia representative, and get all your questions about admissions, financial aid, and academic programs answered. To schedule, contact the Clark College Advising Center at 360.992.2345 or prep.trans.adv@clark.edu.

The last day of spring 2013 classes is Friday, June 14.

Final exams week is June 17 through June 20.

outside on main campus

Friday - June 14 - SPRING THING - 10:00am to 2:00pm OUTSIDE

Come enjoy the Spring Thing brought to you by your ASCC Activities Programming Board. This is your end of the year celebration where we celebrate you the students of Clark for all of your hard work. So come relax and eat pizza, ice cream, and get an airbrush tattoo while enjoying the music of the steel drums.

This year we will be offering:

*Domino's Pizza
*Sweet Tooth Ice Cream

*Music by Ian Dobson's Pan Leggo

*Airbrush Tattoos
*Photos by Red Carpet

*Rock Climbing Wall

Inflatables:

*Obstacle Course
*Mechanical Bull
*Giant Slide
* Laser Tag

*OSWALD (Clark's Mascot)
*OSWALD Friend (a surprise - come see on Friday, June 14)

Other free gift giveaways from:
*Frito Lay
*Seize the Bagel
*DAKINE
*Mt. Dew Kick Start
*OGIO

Students who are under the age of 18 will need to have their parents sign the under 18 waiver that is located at http://www.clark.edu/student_life/events.php
and please bring it signed by your parents with you to participate in Spring Thing.
*If you are under 18 and don't bring the waiver to Spring Thing then you will not be able to participate in the obstacle course, Mechanical Bull, Giant Slide, Laser Tag, and the Rock Climbing Wall.

Contact: Bonnie at asccad@clark.edu if you would like additional information.

PUB 257

Bring your lunch and connect with other students interested in problem-solving their challenges, and sharing their achievements and ideas for academic success!

Royal Durst Theatre, Vancouver School of Arts & Academics, 3101 Main St.

Royal Durst Theatre, Vancouver School of Arts & Academics, 3101 Main St.

Concert features Antonio Di Cristofano of Italy, piano soloist.

Spring 2013 final exams week is Monday, June 17 through Thursday, June 20.

Bookstore-GHL

Return your rental books before 4:00 PM deadline Friday.

Clark College Bookstore

Turn your unwanted books into Cash!

CCW 120 (Clark College at the WSU-Vancouver campus)

The Health Careers Job Fair is sponsored by Clark College Career Services. The event is designed to assist job seekers with resources for career planning and opportunities to network with employers in the Allied Health, Nursing and Wellness industries. Schools offering advanced degree programs in health will also be on site. New this year, students can participate in a mock interview with a Career Services employee.

Sleep Country Amphitheater

Scheduled to be held at the Sleep Country Amphitheater

Parking lot access and main doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Parking is free and no tickets are required to attend the ceremony.

O'Connell Sports Complex, Clark College

O'Connell Sports Complex - Main Campus

Doors will open at 10 a.m. No tickets are required to attend the ceremony.

Spring grades are scheduled to post to transcripts on Wednesday, June 26, 2012.

Students may access their unofficial transcripts by logging in to the Current Students page.

Teaching and Learning Center Classroom, GHL 205

Clark College employees, students and alumni are invited to join the Beak Speak chapter of Toastmasters International. Improve your public speaking and leadership skills at this fun weekly meeting.