Consumer health advocate Dr. Sharon Wallace will speak on campus  next Thursday (February 14). Her noon-time talk will focus on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and their effect on the food supply. The discussion is free, open to the public and takes place in Room 2250, sponsored by the GHC Speakers Committee.

A nursing professor at Oregon Health and Science University, Dr. Wallace is a member of the Institute for Responsible Technology, which educates policy makers and the public about genetically modified food and crops.

She will also be speaking the following evening, Friday (February 15) at 7 p.m. at Aberdeen High School’s Community Room, sponsored by the Grays Harbor Institute.

Pick Up Your Free Student Tickets in the Student Programs Office

Pick Up Your Free Student Tickets in the Student Programs Office

Josefina from Saint Martin’s University will be in the HUB this morning to provide information and answer any transfer-related questions that you may have.

The Equity & Diversity Resource Center will be hosting another open discussion.

Topic:  Equity and Diversity, is it a Liberal or Conservative Issue?

Wed. February 20^th

Student Programs Conference Room

There will be two sessions:

12:00 – 12:50 & 1:00 – 1:50

The Equity & Diversity Resource Center will be hosting another open discussion.

Topic:  Equity and Diversity, is it a Liberal or Conservative Issue?

Wed. February 20^th

Student Programs Conference Room

There will be two sessions:

12:00 – 12:50 & 1:00 – 1:50

Up, Up and Away! To our $1 million goal! 

Join the Grays Harbor College Foundation again this year as we reach for our goal of endowing the World Class Scholars program.

Mark your calendar and join us at the 5th annual Mystery Get Away fundraiser on Thursday, February 21, 2013; all proceeds will go towards World Class Scholars.  You might be the winner of a great mystery trip for two! Up, Up and Away! Our previous winners have traveled to Seattle, Las Vegas, San Francisco and San Diego. This year’s 3-night, top-secret trip will be even more exciting!

Since the first World Class Scholars graduated from area high schools and enrolled at GHC in 1999, the Foundation has awarded $790,000 in partial tuition scholarships to more than 700 qualifying students.  This vital scholarship program could not be more essential for the success of our young people than it is right now.  We need to ensure that our unique scholarship incentive program for young students in this community will continue for years to come.  Thus far, we have raised $500,000, halfway to our $1 million endowment.

We know you truly care about the future of the young people who live in our community.  Please consider being a sponsor of our Mystery Get Away event.  For a donation of $1,000 or more you will receive recognition as a sponsor and 20 tickets (one ticket equals one drawing entry, you must be present to win).  At the donor level of $500 or more, you will receive 10 tickets.  Single tickets may be purchased for $50 each.

We hope to include you among our World Class Scholars Mystery Get Away event sponsors and will be contacting you in a few days to discuss our efforts. Thank you in advance for your continuing generosity, as we all work together to support our young people reach for their dreams of going to college.  Call 538-4243 or email jjorgens@ghc.edu for more information.

Sincerely,

Jan Jorgenson   Shelli Hopsecger

Executive Director President