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Day of Absence & Day of Presence (DOA/DOP)
Wednesday, April 6 & Friday, April 8
DOA/DOP is an annual event at the Evergreen State College Olympia Campus designed to address racism, allyship, and inclusion on campus and in our larger society. The two day event is comprised of several workshops, presentations, and film discussions. The 2016 theme is “Complexity of Belonging: Place, Identity and Authenticity.” What's the Schedule?
Full session information is available through the on-line Schedule. Please note that some events require registration or tickets.
Who is Presenting/Facilitiating?DOA/DOP is for all students, staff, and faculty at Evergreen and everyone is invited and encouraged to attend. Whether you are a person who has actively and consistently been working within anti-oppression frameworks for years, or someone who is just starting to think about race, inclusion, and allyship, we believe everyone can find an access point to the discussions. Detailed information on how you can participate is available at: http://www.evergreen.edu/multicultural/day-of-absence-day-of-presence.htm.
DOA/DOP is a collaborative campus effort lead by First People's Multicultural Advising Services and made possible through the dedicated work of many students, faculty, and staff from across the college. V isit the First People's website to learn more about the office and its work to support Evergreen's committment to creating an inclusive community and a more socially just society.
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Looking for a Great Job? 2016 Career & Internship FairTuesday, April 5 from 11:00 am-3:00 pm
Saint Martin's Marcus Pavilion
The Evergreen State College Career Development Center, in partnership with Saint Martin’s University Career Services, invites you to the 2016 Career & Internship Fair.
More than 100 state and local agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private sector employers from a wide range of fields and industries will have representatives on hand looking for candidates like you. The event is free, and a free hourly shuttle for Evergreen students, staff, and faculty will be departing from the Evergreen bus loop starting at 10:30 am. For a list of the participating employers, visit the Career & Internship Fair Participants page.
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| What if Spring Quarter Doesn't Start the Way You'd Planned?It happens sometimes: the program you thought would be perfect turns out to be not what you expected; you didn't get off that waitlist into the program you were sure you were going to get into; you were late to, or missed, the first class meeting and your faculty gave away your seat. Your actions during the first few days of the quarter can make the difference between landing on your feet or being up the creek! If you need help making a new plan, come to Academic Advising as soon as possible! - We will be taking drop-ins during Week One from 8 am to 5 pm. Please note that staffing may be limited from 8:00-9:00 am and during the noon hour.
If you have doubts about whether your program is right for you, or whether you can handle the workload, please talk with your faculty immediately! - They can give you a sense of how the material will flow and develop over the quarter, and the resources available to support you with the work.
If you're feeling like the program is basically OK but doesn't completely align with your interests, talk with your faculty and with Academic Advising!- They can talk with you about how to make the most of the experience and how the program can benefit you in ways you perhaps hadn't thought of.
If you're certain you need to change your registration, act fast!- Programs that have space often don't accept students after Wednesday or Thursday of Week One.
If you need to drop a program or class, act fast! - You need to drop your registration on-line by 4:00 pm on April 1st in order to receive a 100% refund. Dropping during Week Two requires a paper form and you'll get a 50% tuition refund. The Registration website has lots of excellent info to help you.
If you receive financial aid, please talk with a Financial Aid staff member before you change your registration!
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Need to Meet with Staff After 5:00 p.m.?SASS staff are available at the following times to meet with students after 5:00 pm during Spring quarter. Career Development:
Advising Appointments, Monday & Thursday 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Drop-in Hours, Tuesday & Wednesday 5:00 - 6:00 pm Note: SASS offices close occasionally for staff training, so if you're traveling a distance to visit us, please call in advance to verify our hours for that particular day.
Looking for something fun to do on campus after 5:00 pm? Check out the wide variety of Geoducks@Nite Spring quarter events, including Arts Walk, bowling, movies, concerts and more!
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Be a Global Citizen - Live, Learn & Work OverseasPeace Corps Info Session
Thursday, April 28, 5:00-6:30 pm, Library 2708
Did you know that Evergreen ranks #4 in the nation for producing the most Peace Corps Volunteers? Go Geoducks!
Peace Corps service is a life-defining leadership experience and a great way to immerse yourself in a new culture, learn a new language, and have the experience of a lifetime. Peace Corps Representative Erin Erickson will lead an information session on Thursday, April 29, from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Attend this session to learn more about Peace Corps service and what you could be doing overseas after graduation.
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Want to Do a 10K or 2K Run/Walk with Your Fellow Greeners? 29th Annual YMCA Spring RunSaturday, May 7, Washington State Capitol
Interested in joining the team? Students, faculty, and staff interested in joining the Evergreen team should contact Jamie Cooper at cooperj@evergreen.edu. All registration materials and fees are due to Jamie by April 15th.
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Student & Academic Support Services (SASS)
SASS provides academic, co-curricular, and social support to all Evergreen students. Our services include Academic Advising, Career Development, First Peoples Multicultural Advising, Access Services for Students with Disabilties, TRiO Student Success and College Access, and New Student Programs.
http://www.evergreen.edu/studentservices/
Location: Library Building, Room 2153
Phone: (360) 867-6034
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