Women in Agriculture Conference- Saturday, January 25^th

Young women interested in agriculture can plan to attend and have their lunch sponsored by the CBC Agriculture program through an AAUW Grant the college received. CBC is hosting 25 young women for this event.  Registration is required- email cbcoutreach@columbiabasin.edu or call 509-543-1452 to register.

 

CBC/WSU Agriculture Campus Tour- Wednesday, February 5^th

Register now to bring your class to CBC for this full day event.  Transportation from CBC to the WSU IAREC (Irrigated Agriculture Research Education Center) in Prosser will be provided.  Groups will get to tour the CBC campus and get a detailed tour of the Agriculture research farm, greenhouse, and research space.  After lunch, students will be transported to Prosser for a tour of the WSU IAREC research facility.  Funding for this event made possible by USDA grant funds. 

Lunch will be provided.

Event begins at 8:30 am and will end back at CBC at 3 pm.

Registration is required and space is limited!

Register by contacting cbcoutreach@columbiabasin.edu or call 509-543-1452.

 

Senior Night @ CBC- Tuesday, February 11^th 5-7:30 pm

Attention All Seniors!  This is your opportunity to learn about all things CBC.  Faculty from all academic programs will be on hand to answer questions and students can learn about activities, resources and how to get involved and make the most of their college experience.

Three $1,000 scholarships will be drawn from all seniors that attend at the end of the event. 

No registration required.

 

Scholarship Workshop @ CBC- Wednesday, February 12^th 4-6 pm

Don’t miss the CBC Foundation Scholarship deadline on February 21^st!!!

The CBC Foundation application is online this year.  Students can attend this workshop to get help with their essay or application materials for ANY scholarship they are working on.  Writing tutors will be on hand to help review for students.  Snacks will be provided.
No registration required.

 

Explore Science Day- Friday, March 20^th

This half day event is for students interested in learning more about all things science.  Students will be able to sign up for breakout sessions in their interest areas including:
Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Entomology, Physics, Exercise Science and so much more!

Schools can register to bring a group to this event.  Registration will open in mid-February.

For questions on any of our upcoming events, reply to me or contact cbcoutreach@columbiabasin.edu or call 509-543-1452.

See you in the New Year!!!

Melanie

	Melanie Casciato Director for Student Recruitment 509.542.4593, or ext. 2593 2600 N. 20th Ave. Pasco, WA 99301

 

For students, understanding what a school is really all about can sometimes feel like a puzzle, putting together individual pieces of information until they get the whole picture. We want to make sure your students can get that picture all at once, which is why we’re inviting them to our upcoming Undergraduate Preview Day at our Redmond campus, Saturday, February 15.     Preview Day gives them the opportunity to experience DigiPen in person, meet faculty and staff, and have all of their questions about the school answered.     While they’re here, they’ll get an insider’s look at DigiPen, including:               Degree Program Overviews     Our unique academic degree programs ensure that they’re learning the right set of skills for their future careers. They’ll hear from their future program directors about what to expect as applicants, students, and graduates.   Resource Fair     Students and families can drop in and chat with DigiPen staff about services and amenities like the campus library, student government and peer advisors, student employment opportunities, and more.   Campus Tours     If they really want to get a feel for DigiPen, our staff can guide them through our state-of-the-art campus, highlighting labs, student services, recreational areas, and more.     Students interested in programs requiring the submission of an art portfolio can also sit down with our faculty for an optional Art Feedback Session. Your students don’t need to wait to learn about DigiPen piece by piece. They can discover more about financial aid, housing, amenities, and many other topics by registering for their seat at Preview Day now and joining us, February 15!                       February 15, 2020 10:00am - 3:00pm Optional activities 3:00-4:00pm     DigiPen's Redmond Campus 9931 Willows Road NE Redmond, WA 98052   RSVP Now   We hope to see you there, Office of Outreach DigiPen Institute of Technology outreach@digipen.edu     Want a taste of everyday DigiPen student life?     Our Student Shadow program pairs you with a student ambassador for a day to experience how our unique curriculum translates to the classroom.     Schedule Now

 

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Lewis-Clark State College Important 2019-2020 Events for you:

October 5:        Saturday Visit
October 29:      Boise Information Night
October 29:      Coeur d'Alene Information Night
November 2:    Nampa Descubre tu Camino. This event is for Spanish-speaking families.
November 5:    Saturday Visit
November 8:    Warrior Discovery Day. This event is for high school juniors and seniors.
November 15:  Warrior Discovery Day. This event is for high school juniors and seniors.
December 7:    Saturday Visit
January 25:      Warrior Preview Day. This event is for high school juniors and seniors.
February 8:      Saturday Visit
March 21:        Saturday Visit
April 18:           Saturday Visit
April 24:           LC Connection. This event is for all high school students.

In early October, students can register for Discovery Day at www.lcsc.edu/discovery-day and information nights at www.lcsc.edu/visit-campus/off-campus-events.  Family members are invited to attend!

Families can register anytime for our Saturday visits at www.lcsc.edu/visit-campus.   

Also, we now have a website for Spanish-speaking families: www.lcsc.edu/admissions/recursos-adicionales

• MSU Friday Program:
  Our MSU Friday visit program will be offered during the current upcoming academic year on June 14, 2019, October 18th, 2019, January 31st, 2020, February 28th 2020, March 13th, 2020, and June 12th, 2020. Individual campus visits are not offered on these dates. For more information about MSU Friday or to register, please visit: http://www.montana.edu/msufriday/.

2020 Oregon Coast Invitational; a high school individual culinary and baking competition:  April 18, 2020

High School Instructor Culinary Camp:  July 9 - 12, 2020

High School Student Culinary Camp: July 9 - 12, 2020

http://www.occi.net

Oregon Private College Week:  Monday, July 27 - Friday, July 31, 2020

Experience several of Oregon's private colleges in just 5 days.  Concordia University, Corban University, George Fox University, Lewis and Clark University, Linfield College, Northwest Christian University, Pacific University, Reed College, University of Portland, Warner Pacific University, Willamette University

More information can be found at info@oaicu.org

HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS

Our high school summer camps provide rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors an opportunity to experience college classes, live in the dorms, participate in social activities, and engage with staff and faculty from Seattle University. We invite you to spend your summer with us for a one-week, two-week, or three-week program.

Albers' Summer Business Institute:
Social Entrepreneurship

A six-day, five night, on-campus experience for college-bound high school students. 

The Albers' School of Business & Economics' Summer Business Institute focuses on social entrepreneurship. The program provides high school aged youth the opportunity to explore entrepreneurship, marketing, data visualization, accounting, economics, and more while gaining exposure to university life in the Seattle area.

Program Dates: July 5 - July 10, 2020

Click here to learn more.

Transformative Technologies:
Criminal Justice & Technology

A thirteen-day, twelve night, on-campus experience for college-bound high school students. 

Seattle University's Transformative Technologies is an interdisciplinary program focused on the impacts of machine learning, criminal justice, and innovation. Throughout the two weeks you will select a modern ethical and social issue to address through AI while gaining exposure to university life in the Seattle area.

Program Dates: July 12 - July 24, 2020

Click here to learn more.