William Dyer, music instructor at the College, conducts the community orchestra and encourages all interested musicians to contact him about joining the group. The orchestra’s website is www.ghc.edu/bishop/symphony.htm and Dyer can be reached at bdyer@ghc.edu, (360) 538-4171.

He also notes that the group’s Fall concert will take place on Sunday, November 18, beginning at 7 p.m. The program will feature an evening of symphonic dance selections and guest soloist, pianist and composer Mike Strickland. Tickets for this performance are available now online at www.ghc.edu/bishop or by calling (360) 539-4066.

Entrance counseling is a requirement for first-time borrowers of the Federal Direct Loan.

Location:   Room 2104 (1st Floor of 2000 Building)
Dates:    Wednesdays
Time:     2:00 – 3:30 pm

Dates of each Fall 2012 Session:
September: 26th 
October:   3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st  
November:  7th, 14th, 28th
December: 5th, 12th 

**Arrive on time and bring a pen**

Representatives from Senator Cantwell and Congressman Dicks office will be in room 2250 on Wednesday, October 3 in room 2250 beginning at 4:30 p.m.  They are sponsoring a military academy information session for area high school students and their parents.  Representatives from the various military academies will participate in the session.     

“Politics Across the World and Washington State” – 12:00 PM
Speaker: Dixie Kolditz, State Representative Candidate - District 19.

Location: Hillier Union Building (HUB).

“Consequences of Both Presidents” – 12:25 PM
Speaker: Dr. Gary Murrell, History Professor.

Location: Hillier Union Building (HUB).

“Views of a Long Time Legislator” – 12:50 PM
Speaker: Brian Hatfield, State Senator - District 19

Location: Hillier Union Building (HUB).

William Dyer, music instructor at the College, conducts the community orchestra and encourages all interested musicians to contact him about joining the group. The orchestra’s website is www.ghc.edu/bishop/symphony.htm and Dyer can be reached at bdyer@ghc.edu, (360) 538-4171.

He also notes that the group’s Fall concert will take place on Sunday, November 18, beginning at 7 p.m. The program will feature an evening of symphonic dance selections and guest soloist, pianist and composer Mike Strickland. Tickets for this performance are available now online at www.ghc.edu/bishop or by calling (360) 539-4066.

The purpose of the GHC Career Fair is to enhance the strong connection between the College, the community, and the businesses and agencies within the community. It will provide students and the public the chance to network with professionals in their career field, gather information about career requirements and expectations and explore career opportunities in Grays Harbor. It will also allow businesses to promote themselves and connect with their future workforce. Tables will be provided for businesses and agencies to set up in the commons area of the Hillier Union Building allowing them easy access to visit with interested students and visitors. This is an informational event, not a hiring event.

Entrance counseling is a requirement for first-time borrowers of the Federal Direct Loan.

Location:   Room 2104 (1st Floor of 2000 Building)
Dates:    Wednesdays
Time:     2:00 – 3:30 pm

Dates of each Fall 2012 Session:
September: 26th 
October:   3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st  
November:  7th, 14th, 28th
December: 5th, 12th 

**Arrive on time and bring a pen**

To kick-off "Transfer Month" on campus there is no better way to get students thinking about transferring than to see a campus full of employees wearing their favorite alma mater/GHC apparel. Here is our college visit itinerary for this academic year. Students get a ride to campus, tour, admission presentation and complimentary lunch! 

• Choosing your major
• Finding transfer institutions that offer your major
• Taking the appropriate classes at Grays Harbor College for a smooth transfer
• Learn how and when to apply.
• Find out about FAFSA deadlines and scholarship opportunities.

Bishop Center for Performing Arts Event:
Craicmore plays contemporary and traditional Celtic music, mixed with an assortment of four-part harmony, rhythmic hard-shoe dancing, an East Indian shruti box and a rumbling didgeridoo. Rooted deep in Scotland and Ireland, Craicmore's fiery performances have delighted audiences wherever they have toured, around the Western US and as far away as Shanghai, China.

$15 Adults, $12 Seniors, $10 Student
Childern 12 and under free w/adult ticket

Sponsored by Lewis & Helen Lord 

William Dyer, music instructor at the College, conducts the community orchestra and encourages all interested musicians to contact him about joining the group. The orchestra’s website is www.ghc.edu/bishop/symphony.htm and Dyer can be reached at bdyer@ghc.edu, (360) 538-4171.

He also notes that the group’s Fall concert will take place on Sunday, November 18, beginning at 7 p.m. The program will feature an evening of symphonic dance selections and guest soloist, pianist and composer Mike Strickland. Tickets for this performance are available now online at www.ghc.edu/bishop or by calling (360) 539-4066.

 "The Letter Q"
Join the year-long discussions. Only $5
Choker Dining Room

Reading schedule:
October 16: pages 1-45
November 14: 46-90
January: 91-136
February: 137-180
April: 181-226
May: 227-266

For more information: edrc@ghc.edu

Entrance counseling is a requirement for first-time borrowers of the Federal Direct Loan.

Location:   Room 2104 (1st Floor of 2000 Building)
Dates:    Wednesdays
Time:     2:00 – 3:30 pm

Dates of each Fall 2012 Session:
September: 26th 
October:   3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st  
November:  7th, 14th, 28th
December: 5th, 12th 

**Arrive on time and bring a pen**

William Dyer, music instructor at the College, conducts the community orchestra and encourages all interested musicians to contact him about joining the group. The orchestra’s website is www.ghc.edu/bishop/symphony.htm and Dyer can be reached at bdyer@ghc.edu, (360) 538-4171.

He also notes that the group’s Fall concert will take place on Sunday, November 18, beginning at 7 p.m. The program will feature an evening of symphonic dance selections and guest soloist, pianist and composer Mike Strickland. Tickets for this performance are available now online at www.ghc.edu/bishop or by calling (360) 539-4066.

Entrance counseling is a requirement for first-time borrowers of the Federal Direct Loan.

Location:   Room 2104 (1st Floor of 2000 Building)
Dates:    Wednesdays
Time:     2:00 – 3:30 pm

Dates of each Fall 2012 Session:
September: 26th 
October:   3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st  
November:  7th, 14th, 28th
December: 5th, 12th 

**Arrive on time and bring a pen**

Bishop Center for Performing Arts Event:

Kathy Mattea is a country music and bluegrass performer who often brings folk, Celtic and traditional country sounds to her music. Winner of two Grammy awards, Mattea remains as one of Nashville’s most soulful vocalists. A few song titles that have received worldwide attention. Some of her better-known titles include “18 Wheels and A Dozen Roses,” “Where’ve You Been (I’ve waited forever and a day)” and “Standing Knee Deep in A River and Dying of Thirst.”

Tickets Going Fast!!!
$25 Adults $22 Seniors
$10 Students and Children 12 & Under

Sponsored by Mark & Debbie Scoones

William Dyer, music instructor at the College, conducts the community orchestra and encourages all interested musicians to contact him about joining the group. The orchestra’s website is www.ghc.edu/bishop/symphony.htm and Dyer can be reached at bdyer@ghc.edu, (360) 538-4171.

He also notes that the group’s Fall concert will take place on Sunday, November 18, beginning at 7 p.m. The program will feature an evening of symphonic dance selections and guest soloist, pianist and composer Mike Strickland. Tickets for this performance are available now online at www.ghc.edu/bishop or by calling (360) 539-4066.

Every Year, the LGBTQ Advocacy Team, a sub group of the Diversity Committee, provides training for staff, faculty, students, and administrators who are interested in creating a safe environment for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Questioning students on the Grays Harbor College campus. Harassment and bullying still exist in our surrounding community and on campus, and it can mean a great deal to students when they know that faculty and staff are accepting of their sexual orientation. One way to show acceptance is to attend a Safe Space training and receive a Safe Space emblem that can be displayed in one’s office or work area. After completing the training that focuses on basic LGBTQ concepts and theories, strategies on how to create an inclusive environment for LGBTQ individuals, and developing skills to confront homophobia, heterosexism, biphobia and transphobia, each participant will be offered a Safe Space emblem that represents a safe environment that is supportive and affirming of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning persons. 

This quarter’s Safe Space training will be:

Tuesday October 30th
2:30 – 5:00PM

Please RSVP to Brian Shook before Friday October 26th if you would like to attend.

Brian Shook
Counselor
Grays Harbor College
360-538-4015
bshook@ghc.edu

Entrance counseling is a requirement for first-time borrowers of the Federal Direct Loan.

Location:   Room 2104 (1st Floor of 2000 Building)
Dates:    Wednesdays
Time:     2:00 – 3:30 pm

Dates of each Fall 2012 Session:
September: 26th 
October:   3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st  
November:  7th, 14th, 28th
December: 5th, 12th 

**Arrive on time and bring a pen**