Phantom of the Opera Pit Rehearsal.

(Rehearsal Location: GHC Music Pavilion).

The Activities Board is sponsoring an event on Tuesday, January 17 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day to promote community service and volunteerism. There will be a presentations about the history of the day at 10 AM and again at 1 PM in the Fireside Room. These presentations will include speakers from local non-profit organizations that are involved in volunteer work. Students and employees are invited to speak about personal experiences with volunteer work or the observance of MLK Day.

Some of these community organizations will also be spending the day in the Fireside room. We would like to extend an invitation to the entire campus to stop by the Fireside room on Tuesday, January 17 and meet representatives from local nonprofit organizations and learn about the services they provide to our community. 

Get to know GHC's student clubs at the Winter Quarter Club Fair.

Wendy Hinand from Brandman University is hosting a “Lunch N Learn” on February 2nd at 12:00 in 1512.  At the “Lunch N Learn,” advisors, faculty, and staff will have the opportunity to learn about the transfer options that GHC students have for Brandman’s Lacey and on line campuses as well as ways GHC can collaborate with Brandman for a smooth transfer process for students. Please RSVP by Jan. 20th to reserve a spot. Everyone is welcome.

Brandman University / GHC Lunch N Learn
NEW DATE: Thursday February 2nd
12:00PM – 1:00PM
Room 1512
Lunch will be provided

Please RSVP to Brian Shook, bshook@ghc.edu, 538-4015, before January 20th so that food arrangements can be made.

Highline CC vs GHC
Sam Benn Gymnasium, Aberdeen High School

Women's game is scheduled to begin at 6 pm
Men's game is scheduled to begin at 8 pm

Note: Schedule Subject to Change

Il Voce , a youthful and talented quartet of vocalists, gives a fresh face to the genre labeled “Popera.” The four beautiful voices are complimented by their distinctive look and the passion they bring to unique interpretations of romantic, classical, pop & opera favorites. A delightful Sunday afternoon experience!

$16 Adults, $15 Seniors,
$10 Students, $8 12 & under

Sponsored by
Bruce & Bette Worth

Phantom of the Opera Pit Rehearsal.

(Rehearsal Location: GHC Music Pavilion).

Complete your 2012-13 FAFSA with help.  Please sign up with Kristy Simpson at 538-4152 or Jeannette Green in TRiO 538-4076. The workshop will be held in room 1520 - first floor, Spellman Library, Grays Harbor College main campus in Aberdeen.

The conference consists of a series of 30-50 minute workshops beginning every half hour between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. and are open to all students.  No registration is necessary, and students can drop in as their schedule permits.  Workshop topics fall into the categories of Study Skills, Personal Development, or College Knowledge.

Sample workshop schedule

The Student Services Division & ASGHC is bringing Dr. Derek Greenfield to campus on January 26^th .  Dr. Greenfield is a widely respected educator, speaker & author.  He will be joining us for the day to provide a variety of “workshops”.  In addition to a noon talk with students and an afternoon talk on diversity, he will do a workshop first thing that morning in room 2255 for employees.  His topic is “Success and Empowerment”.  Dr. Greenfield’s energetic style, innovative ideas and sense of humor will inspire and move you. 

Dr. Greenfield is deeply committed to social justice efforts here and around the globe.  He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Sociology from Northwestern University, a Doctor of Education from the University of Technology in South Africa & is currently conducting research towards a PhD in Cultural Studies at the University of Washington.  He is currently on the Faculty at Alcorn State University in Mississippi.

The Student Services Division & ASGHC is bringing Dr. Derek Greenfield to campus on January 26^th .  Dr. Greenfield is a widely respected educator, speaker & author.  He will be joining us a noon talk with students and an afternoon talk on diversity.  Dr. Greenfield’s energetic style, innovative ideas and sense of humor will inspire and move you. 

Dr. Greenfield is deeply committed to social justice efforts here and around the globe.  He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Sociology from Northwestern University, a Doctor of Education from the University of Technology in South Africa & is currently conducting research towards a PhD in Cultural Studies at the University of Washington.  He is currently on the Faculty at Alcorn State University in Mississippi. Want to learn more about him?  Go to http://www.derekgreenfield.com

When Animals Were People
This dynamic bilingual story originated with the Huichol Indians of Mexico. Grandfather Vulture, Turtle and Squirrel are stirring up a delicious stew when Wolf asks to join them. Too bad Wolf is cooking up plans of his own, having Turtle and Squirrel for dinner instead of the stew. Talented Tears of Joy puppeteers share this folk tale with all ages.

$8 Adults, $8 Seniors
$5 Students
12 & under 1 free w/ adult

Grays Harbor College’s annual Choker Club Crab Feed takes place on Friday, (January 27), at the HUB on the main campus in Aberdeen, beginning at 6 p.m. Unlimited quantities of fresh crab will be the featured dinner item, with spaghetti for non-crab eaters.

A fund-raiser for College athletic activities, tickets for this event are on sale now by calling the College’s Student Services Office at (360) 538-4066. Choker Club members and guests will pay $22 per person, children 12 and younger $10; price at the HUB door will be $25. Reservations are required, since seating is limited to 150.