Announcements

Seattle Central College stands in solidarity with our community marchers against police violence towards Black people. Our commitment to this cause is not tempered by any formal relationship with Seattle Police Department.

We have received multiple emails and phones calls today from many students asking questions regarding SPD and our colleges relationship. With recent rumors we have been corresponding with our Security Department and President.

We hope this invitation finds you safe and healthy. Please join us this June 11, 2-3 p.m. in a town hall to ask questions and share your thoughts and experiences from spring quarter regarding student services such as advising, financial aid, emergency funding, counseling, technology, etc.

As I write this message to our campus community, multiple riots are happening in the aftermath of the May 27 death of George Floyd while pinned down by a Minneapolis police officer.

Our country has been gripped with disbelief, anger, and frustration the last few days. We are all struggling with feelings of grief and indignation over George Floyd’s murder by a police officer.

We wanted to share an update on our scholarship awarding process. We are working on award letters now and hope to notify everyone by Friday, June 5th if not sooner. We apologize for the slight delay.

This afternoon, Friday, May 29, Governor Inslee gave an update of his Safe Start phased approach to recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery is seeking submissions for the 2020 Student Invitational Exhibition.

The Community of Immigrants and Refugees club is having a logo making competition.