Centralia City Council has approved the sale of Washington Street to Centralia College. The street will remain open for up to three years.
Centralia College's newest club will be filming around campus this summer.
A short review of the Etiquette dinner held by SLIC
Lisa Easel, PhD, author of Food Fray and a professor at Portland State University, presented the controversy of Genetically Modified Food and Genetically Modified Organisms at Lycuem May 19.
16 oz Tumbler Cups for sale at the Student Center
Last Cultural Event was a hit
International Night’s 15th annual event invited students and the public to experience an amazing night of fabulous food and fun entertainment from around the world.
TRiO Trip to Eastern Washington Colleges
guard your valuables
"We are currently seeing a rash of thefts on campus. Backpacks, laptops, cell phones and other electronics are being stolen," Dr. James Walton, president of Centralia College, advised through a campus-wide email.
SAAT Appliciations are now available!
Unofficial results of the 2010-2011 ASCC Election.
The Centralia Rotary Club and Centralia College Foundation are hosting a Garden Party on April 24 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the Centralia Rotary Endowment Scholarship Fund, which provides tuition assistance to Centralia students.
One student worker position is open for the remainder of spring quarter and beyond. If interested in writing for the blue&gold, contact Monica Brummer, blue&gold Advisor, 736-9391, ext. 539; mbrummer@centralia.edu; or visit WA 114.
Insights from the spring break trip to New York City
During spring break, 35 students and faculty ventured to New York City. They explored for five days and four nights.
“I didn’t want to come home,” Kelsey Noltensmeier, 18 of Rochester, said.
The group did not follow an itinerary, and instead performed as their own tour guides.
The center has tutors available for walk-in Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with subjects ranging from Algebra 1 to chemistry to Probability and Statistics. Appointments are also available for other subjects if not available during walk-in hours.
One student's experience on a trip of a lifetime
Twelve students and two faculty members journeyed to Central America during spring break. The 13-day trip took them through various locales across Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.
The trip is one of many adventures to Latin America organized by Spanish Professor Laura Yocom and Anthropology Professor Dr. Greg Van Alstyne.
Over the past few months, there has been some confusion about the student email system. Students did not know where to receive their log in information, or how to access their account.
However, your student email is ready and waiting for your log in. Your email address is firstname.lastname@student.centralia.edu and your password is YYMMDD, your birth year, month and date. Your account can be accessed at http://login.live.com.
You need to change your password once logged on, enter your birth year and country, then click accept. The “Mail” tab will take you to your inbox.
There are many reasons to use a student email, such as adding professionalism during email correspondence.
For more information please contact Patrick Allison at ext. 705.
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