Beginning, April 4, , services will be open, Monday through Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., This includes all student-facing services, including instructional division offices. These days and hours are all subject to change, depending on the extent that COVID-19 cases fall or rise in the region. An extra day has been added to expand virtual services into the evenings. Beginning the week of, April 4, , virtual student services, including Admissions, Advising, Financial Aid and Registration, are available until, 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, . Here are some important notes: As referenced above, North’s entry procedures and vaccination requirements have not changed. If you are on campus, please complete the Online Daily Wellness Screening Form , preferably before you arrive on site. Zoom Zones are available on campus for students who need to participate in online activities or virtual classes. Information about parking is…
NSC’s Continuing Education (CE) program launched a micropathway in Audio Engineering in 2021. Angela Dane, co-creator of the new program, realized that women and BIPOC communities were underrepresented in the audio engineering field, and as a result, set out to educate, inspire, and empower women with the creation of Womxn & Audio; a collaboration with Gear Fanatix (co-founded by NSC CE…
The 2022 Washington State Students of Color Conference, will be held virtually, April 21-22, ! The goal of the conference is to support Washington State students to become more active proponents of their own education and life choices, and expand the opportunities and possibilities for students to become agents of change. SOCC is a respected and amazing conference that centers the experience of BIPOC students in a community that promotes equity, diversity & inclusion! Participating…, All registration costs, materials, and accommodations are provided through programs sponsored by Seattle Central College's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Department, Participation Requirements:, You must be enrolled at North Seattle College (Spring quarter of 2022) to participate. You must write a paragraph (3 to 7 sentences) stating why you would like to attend the SOCC. SOCC application must be submitted by April 7th, 2022, no applications will be accepted after this date. All students must attend a pre-conference info session- Fill out this application for registration or join an…, All Info. Sessions will meet in this Zoom Room on the following dates:, Tuesday, March 22: Noon - 1 p.m. Thursday, April 7: Noon - 1 p.m. FAQs, How much is the conference?, FREE!, Who can attend the conference?, ANYBODY! The conference will center the experiences of people of color, but all are welcomed and encouraged to attend! , When is the conference?, Thursday, April 21 and Friday April 22 (specific times will be shared at a later date)., Where is the conference?, Online via Zoom., Why should I attend?, GREAT learning, INCREDIBLE workshops, FANTASTIC professional development!, How do I apply?, Fill out this application for registration.
Originally from Missouri, Seattle has been my home for 15+ years. As a young black professional, I knew I needed to further my education to move me forward in my career. North Seattle College and the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in International Business (IB) program met the mark. The hybrid format of the program was great for me. The split between in-person and online learning allowed me to…
Conversations with Counselors: Adjusting, Coping and Managing Personal and Global Event Stress, When:, April 20, 4 - 5 p.m., Where:, Zoom, What:, The Counseling department is holding a panel focused on checking in with students and providing support. The, Conversations with Counselors, panel will be a low-barrier way to check in with students, see how they have been managing so far, and getting them access to additional support from counseling faculty. This panel may be a low barrier resource for students who: may be coping with uncertainty and anxiety based on current events adjusting due to COVID waves and on/off campus life, immigration, displacement or conflict histories…, How:, This is not a therapy group but rather an opportunity to connect with others in the North Seattle College community and Counseling Faculty, Dr. Jenny Mao , Emiko Minatoya-Shields, and Melissa Allen will be available to provide skills and resources for coping with changes, uncertainty, and ongoing stressors.
Updated 4/4/22., Are you on campus and need a place to participate in a Zoom class? The starred locations on the map are Zoom Zones, where you may log in and attend your virtual classes or do other studying. Wear headphones if you have them but talking to your instructor and classmates is okay in these areas. Please don't move furniture., Instruction Building 2311 (Second Floor), – Lobby Area with Study Carrels, Instruction Building 2323 (Second Floor), – Lobby Area with Study Carrels, College Center 3347 (Third Floor), – Lobby Area with Study Carrels and Tables, College Center, (Second Floor, near Library) – Baxter Center, Health Sciences & Student Resources (HSSR) Building, - Grove face mask, Face coverings optional, but encouraged.,
North Seattle College President Dr. Chemene Crawford welcomes the community to spring quarter in this video .
Q, :, When did you start at NSC?, A, : I began taking courses at North Seattle College (NSC) in Winter 2020., Q, :, What are you studying and what award are you earning (degree, certificate, etc.)? A:, I am graduating from NSC with my Associates of Science (Track II) and transferring to University of Washington (UW), Seattle campus to pursue condensed matter physics., Q:, What field would you like to go into?, A:, Condensed matter physics experiment is high on my interest list for fields of research. I am fascinated by anything quantum, especially nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamonds and their applications in imaging biological processes and quantum optical applications. However, I look forward to the opportunities that I have yet to discover and am keeping the door open to new possibilities and pathways.…, Q, :, Favorite class and/or favorite memory at NSC?, A:, When I first entered NSC, I had no idea what I wanted to study. I took a plethora of different subjects like business, philosophy, history, math, geology (the gateway STEM course, as it’s sometimes called) and seemed drawn to STEM , but it wasn’t until I began my general chemistry series that I truly discovered a love of subatomic particles and their interactions. I realized in the general…, Q, :, Why NSC? A:, I chose NSC for the location and stayed because of the instructors, support, and community. Since I live near the campus, the proximity to home was a major factor in considering the school. At NSC, I felt empowered to take ownership of my education and was afforded opportunities I may not have had access to at another institution. My instructors were flexible in allowing me to pursue…, Q, :, Did you utilize any student support services at NSC?, , A:, I frequented the Math and Science Learning Center for tutoring and found the Page One Writing and Learning Center extremely useful as I crafted my personal statement for transfer to UW. I began with difficulty in telling my story for my personal statement in a way that felt authentic but could also meet the criteria necessary for application, and the writers were able to help me pull these out…, Q, :, What boundaries/obstacles/challenges have you overcome?, A:, I began pursuing a STEM career with an algebra one level of math. Because I began so far from the necessary requirements, I had to take eight math classes to complete my associate degree. As a non-traditional learner, it was sometimes disheartening to be taking classes I had in high school but just couldn’t remember because it had been so long. I reminded myself that each class was an important…, Q, :, Where do you draw your inspiration from?, A:, I am continuously inspired by my peers. As I watch my colleagues navigate their work, family, school, and life balance, I am always so impressed with the amount of determination that is being put into their education. It’s truly humbling and inspiring to see people put forth so much effort to reach a goal, and it’s incredible that I get to be a part of their journey., Q, :, Why is getting a higher education important to you?, A:, Higher education should allow you to live into your passions and open horizons to areas you would not otherwise be able to understand or experience. Education in all forms is critical. As I come back to school with life experience and practical experience in many diverse workplaces, I recognize the benefits to all kinds of education. I’ve worn many hats and had amazing on the job training, which…, Q, :, What’s next after NSC?, A:, This summer, I am participating in a research experience for undergraduates through the University of Washington’s Clean Energy Institute. In autumn, I plan to continue working towards completion of my Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in physics at the University of Washington.
