Monday, January 21 through Monday, March 18. Students must submit a Petition for Registration After the Tenth Day to enroll in most classes. A Late Registration Fee of $50 per class applies.

Contact the Registration Office for more information.

Monday, January 21 through Monday, March 18. Students must submit a Petition for Registration After the Tenth Day to enroll in most classes. A Late Registration Fee of $50 per class applies.

Contact the Registration Office for more information.

Friday, March 1, 2013 by 4:30 p.m. is the deadline to withdraw from regular-start, online and hybrid winter 2013 classes.

Students may withdraw online through Web Registration or in person with photo ID at the Registration Office.

Withdrawal dates for late-start classes vary. Contact the Registration Office for details.

Friday, March 1 by 4:30 p.m. is the deadline to change a class from a letter grade to a "P" grade to indicate pass/no pass.

Testing Center

There will be no placement testing (or Running Start testing) on Fri. March 1. The Testing Center will be closed that day.

GHL 213

Conflicts with others are part of life, but can often be stressful. Learn strategies for effective communication, anger management, and problem solving that can help improve academic, professional and personal relationships!

Cannell Library, LIB 103

Scoop.It - Patrick Wohlmut

Sifting useful information from bad information on the Internet requires skill, as well as a set of very specific tools and strategies. One practice that can help is Content Curation: the creation of a home on the Internet for high-quality information around a particular topic. Content Curation can help you focus your research and put it into one place. It also provides a public pathway for others to inquire into your topic. Reference Librarian Patrick Wohlmut will show you how to use an Internet-based curation tool called Scoop.It and give you tips for gathering and sharing research effectively.

Decker Theatre

This landmark musical by Jonathan Larson won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize and the 1996 Tony Award for Best Musical. Directed by Gene Biby, this vibrant and deeply moving production will be presented on Feb. 22-23 and on March 1-2 and 7-9. Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. A Saturday matinee will be presented on March 2 at 2 p.m.

Decker Theatre

This landmark musical by Jonathan Larson won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize and the 1996 Tony Award for Best Musical. Directed by Gene Biby, this vibrant and deeply moving production will be presented on Feb. 22-23 and on March 1-2 and 7-9. Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. A Saturday matinee will be presented on March 2 at 2 p.m.

Registration Office/Online

Spring 2013 registration begins for transfer and re-entry students (outside 5 quarters) either online or in person at the Registration Office with photo ID.

Gaiser Hall, Main Level Concourse

Planning to transfer to The Evergreen State College? Drop by an information table in Gaiser Hall and get your questions about admissions, financial aid, and academic programs answered!

Gaiser Student Center

The ASCC proudly presents ‘Around the World in 90 Minutes’ with Marty Essen.

Marty Essen is a multi-award winning author whose show features photos of rare and exciting wildlife, along with stories of his adventures from his book, "Cool Creatures, Hot Planet: Exploring the Seven Continents."

Join us March 5th at 12:30 in GSC and be entertained by Marty…s unforgettable world wide adventure.

GHL 213

Get up to date information on Clark College Foundation and other scholarship sources, and financial aid preparation for 2013-14.

GHL 213

Get an overview of LinkedIn and tips for using this professional networking website to extend your network, discover inside connections and strengthen your job search techniques.

Cannell Library, LIB 103

SharePoint - Presenters, Kitty Mackey & Debra Hentz

Love it, hate it, indifferent, never heard about it? The mere mention of SharePoint, Microsoft…s robust collaboration software, sparks ideas, conversations and sometimes debate. Many Clark College faculty and staff are already using SharePoint…s features to store, organize, share and collaborate. Whether you…re a pro, a novice, or just curious, we invite you to join Clark Librarian Kitty Mackey and Student Affairs Operations Manager Debra Hentz as they share their top ten reasons to use SharePoint. Recommended for Clark College staff and faculty with access to SharePoint, but everyone is welcome.

GHL 213

Are you trying to figure out what you want to major in and what kind of work you want to do? Join us to take a career assessment that will generate lots of possible good-fit occupations for you. You'll also learn about resources to assist your career exploration.

Gaiser Hall (GHL 213)

International Speakers Bureau: At Home in Two Worlds

Sponsored by International Programs on Thursday, March 7th from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the Ellis Dunn Community Room (GHL 213). Take a break and enjoy a presentation by International student, Winta Mengsteab. Winta will speak about her culture in Eritrea and how she came to the U.S. and Clark College.

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 manage test anxiety to help you achieve academic success in control.

Decker Theatre

This landmark musical by Jonathan Larson won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize and the 1996 Tony Award for Best Musical. Directed by Gene Biby, this vibrant and deeply moving production will be presented on Feb. 22-23 and on March 1-2 and 7-9. Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. A Saturday matinee will be presented on March 2 at 2 p.m.

Gaiser Student Center

Could you climb a mountain with no legs? Come join us your Student Life Office on March 7 at 11:30am to 12:30pm in Gaiser Student Center to hear Spencer West tells his inspirational story of how he did it.

Inspirational and charismatic, Spencer West speaks candidly about the struggles he overcame after losing his legs at the age of five. He speaks about overcoming stereotyping and bullying, about finding meaning and happiness in a material world and how he never lost the hope or courage needed to surmount personal obstacles.

Last year, Kenya experienced its worst drought in 60 years, and its effects are still being felt. In its time of need, Spencer decided to give back in his own unique way – by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. His extraordinary feat attracted worldwide media attention, including CTV, CBS, the Telegraph, People Magazine the BBC and even TMZ. With the world watching, Spencer successfully reached the summit of Kilimanjaro, raising over $500,000 (and counting!) to bring sustainable clean water projects in communities affected by the drought. Once again, he had redefined possible.

http://www.metowe.com/speakers-bureau/view-all-speakers/spencer-west/

Cannell Library, LIB 103

SharePoint - Presenters, Kitty Mackey & Debra Hentz

Love it, hate it, indifferent, never heard about it? The mere mention of SharePoint, Microsoft…s robust collaboration software, sparks ideas, conversations and sometimes debate. Many Clark College faculty and staff are already using SharePoint…s features to store, organize, share and collaborate. Whether you…re a pro, a novice, or just curious, we invite you to join Clark Librarian Kitty Mackey and Student Affairs Operations Manager Debra Hentz as they share their top ten reasons to use SharePoint. Recommended for Clark College staff and faculty with access to SharePoint, but everyone is welcome.

Decker Theatre

This landmark musical by Jonathan Larson won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize and the 1996 Tony Award for Best Musical. Directed by Gene Biby, this vibrant and deeply moving production will be presented on Feb. 22-23 and on March 1-2 and 7-9. Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. A Saturday matinee will be presented on March 2 at 2 p.m.

Gaiser Hall

Guests performing with the Clark College Vocal Jazz Ensemble are the Grass Valley Vocal Jazz. Concert is free and open to the public.

Decker Theatre

This landmark musical by Jonathan Larson won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize and the 1996 Tony Award for Best Musical. Directed by Gene Biby, this vibrant and deeply moving production will be presented on Feb. 22-23 and on March 1-2 and 7-9. Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m. A Saturday matinee will be presented on March 2 at 2 p.m.

Advising Center, Gaiser Hall

Interested in transferring to PSU? Meet with a PSU representative one-on-one and learn more about admission requirements, financial aid opportunities, and academic programs. To schedule, please call the PSU Academic Advising Center at 503.725.9546.

GHL 213

Learn how to market your education, skills and experience effectively. Basic components of a resume, formatting strategies and emphasizing the importance of tailoring your resume to a particular position will be covered.

Cannell Library, LIB 103

Goodreads and LibraryThing - Presenter, Katherine Marmer

Have you ever wanted to... Tell the world how much you loved that book you finished yesterday? Share your recommendations with friends? Get recommendations from friends, strangers, authors you read or slightly wonky computer algorithms? Organize your home library? Explore fascinating statistics about your collection? Then come to 30 Clicks: Goodreads and LibraryThing to find out how you can get started!

Gaiser Hall Student Center

If you are a new student starting Spring Quarter at Clark College and have never taken a college class before, then you will be required to attend a New Student Orientation. These specially designed workshops will help give you a solid start towards your educational goals. Attending participants will learn about student resources, meet with an Advisor, be provided help with registering for your classes and enjoy a Campus Tour with a Student Ambassador. Space is limited, so the visit the web site link and sign-up today! (*Former students of Clark College, Transfer Students, and students who have previously attended another college are not required to attend a New Student Orientation.)

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

Concert features Richard Zeller, bass-baritone soloist.

First United Methodist Church, 401 E. 33rd St.

Admission is free. Concert is open to the public.

Cannell Library, LIB 103

Goodreads and LibraryThing - Presenter, Katherine Marmer

Have you ever wanted to... Tell the world how much you loved that book you finished yesterday? Share your recommendations with friends? Get recommendations from friends, strangers, authors you read or slightly wonky computer algorithms? Organize your home library? Explore fascinating statistics about your collection? Then come to 30 Clicks: Goodreads and LibraryThing to find out how you can get started!

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

The Clark College Concert Choir and Concert Band presents their Spring concert. Admission is free and open to the public.

Near the Bookstore

Turn your unwanted textbooks into cash!
Mon & Tues 7:30am-6:30pm,
Wed & Thurs 7:30am-6:00pm,
Fri 7:30am- 5:00pm,
Sat 10:00am-2:00pm

Bookstore-Gaiser Hall

Return your rental books before the 4:00 pm deadline Friday!

Monday, March 18 is the last day of winter classes.

Final Exams week is Tuesday, March 19 through Friday, March 22.

Decker Theatre

Clark College will hold auditions for "reasons to be pretty" by Neil LaBute - nominated for the 2009 Tony Award for Best Play.

This will be the only day for auditions. There will be no callback dates. Those auditioning will be asked to do cold readings from the script.

Resume and head shots are appricated but not required. Please be on time and expect to stay for the entire audition.

Rehearsals will start on March 20 or 21 at 6:30 p.m. There will be no Friday or weekend rehearsals unless needed.

Performance dates are May 3, 4, 10, 11, 16, 17 & 18. There will be two performances on May 11.

Winter quarter final exams week is Tuesday, March 19 through Friday, March 22.

Gaiser Hall Student Center

If you are a new student starting Spring Quarter at Clark College and have never taken a college class before, then you will be required to attend a New Student Orientation. These specially designed workshops will help give you a solid start towards your educational goals. Attending participants will learn about student resources, meet with an Advisor, be provided help with registering for your classes and enjoy a Campus Tour with a Student Ambassador. Space is limited, so the visit the web site link and sign-up today! (*Former students of Clark College, Transfer Students, and students who have previously attended another college are not required to attend a New Student Orientation.)

Advising Center, Gaiser Hall

Planning to transfer to Concordia University? Visit with a Concordia representative one-on-one and learn more about admissions, financial aid, and academic programs. To schedule, please contact the Clark College Advising Center at 360.992.2345 or prep.trans.adv@clark.edu.

March 22 is the application deadline for spring quarter. The following information applies to Running Start students:
only current juniors and seniors can apply for spring.
See Application and Testing Instructions in the box at the top of the RS website. Print instructions and follow carefully. You must bring your qualifying scores to the Running Start office by March 22 to meet the deadline for spring quarter classes which start April 8.

Gaiser Hall Student Center

If you are a new student starting Spring Quarter at Clark College and have never taken a college class before, then you will be required to attend a New Student Orientation. These specially designed workshops will help give you a solid start towards your educational goals. Attending participants will learn about student resources, meet with an Advisor, be provided help with registering for your classes and enjoy a Campus Tour with a Student Ambassador. Space is limited, so the visit the web site link and sign-up today! (*Former students of Clark College, Transfer Students, and students who have previously attended another college are not required to attend a New Student Orientation.)

Spring Break is the break between Winter and Spring quarters: March 23 through April 7.

Gaiser Hall Corridor

If you are an ESL student starting Spring Quarter at Clark College, then you will be required to attend an ESL New Student Orientation. These specially designed workshops will help give you a solid start towards your educational goals. Attending participants are welcome to bring family members or a friend to help translate. Students will be introduced to student resources, meet with an Advisor, and be provided help with registering for their classes. Space is limited, so the visit the web site link and sign-up today!

Winter 2013 grades post to transcripts on Wednesday, March 27.

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

Gaiser Hall Student Center

If you are a new student starting Spring Quarter at Clark College and have never taken a college class before, then you will be required to attend a New Student Orientation. These specially designed workshops will help give you a solid start towards your educational goals. Attending participants will learn about student resources, meet with an Advisor, be provided help with registering for your classes and enjoy a Campus Tour with a Student Ambassador. Space is limited, so the visit the web site link and sign-up today! (*Former students of Clark College, Transfer Students, and students who have previously attended another college are not required to attend a New Student Orientation.)