Washington State Community College

Washington State Community College instructor Dr. Deborah Rosenthal will be offering a free Organic Chemistry Workshop in June for interested college students in the area. The workshop will take place from Monday, June 10 until Thursday, June 13, and will run from 9:00 a.m. until noon each day. The only pre-requisite for the Organic Chemistry Workshop is one high school, or college-level course in chemistry. "I encourage students that will be taking organic chemistry in the fall to attend," says Rosenthal. "We will cover topics to help them in Organic Chemistry."

The Evergreen Arts & Humanities Series of Washington State Community College (WSCC) will close out its 14th season with the annual Mother's Day Concert featuring award-winning pianist Richard Glazier, who will perform his concert " A Salute to the American Song" at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 12 in the Graham Auditorium. This will be Glazier's second visit to WSCC's campus for the Evergreen Series.

Local Businesses and Educators Continue Commitment to Encouraging Local Youth to Pursue Careers in Science and Technology

Washington State Community College was excited to host the 21st annual Young Engineers and Scientists (YES) Days on April 11 and 12—an event for Washington and Morgan County 7th graders. YES Days activities were spread over two days and taught students about science and engineering careers in the Mid-Ohio Valley, within the state, and beyond. This year, over 700 students from 12 schools participated in the event.

On April 5, during the College Tech Prep Regional Showcase, students from the Washington County Career Center, Morgan High School, and Meigs High School competed in a variety of career-technical program categories. The annual showcase, held at Washington State Community College (WSCC), gives students an opportunity to present capstone projects that emphasize all aspects of their education and training.