Is paying for your college education confusing?

Do you have questions such as:

• What scholarships are available?
• What is financial aid?
• What happens after I file my FAFSA?
• When will I get my award letter?
• How do I read my award letter?
• When and how do I get my money?

Join us for our A-Z of Financial Aid & Scholarships Workshop to learn the answers to these questions and many more.

Each workshop will last 1 hour. Parking is available in the blue lot for $3.

For more information or to register, e-mail finaid@vancouver.wsu.edu, call our Student Services representative at 360-546-9559, or come in person to our office in the Student Services Center.

Climate change is a topic of current international debate and appears in the media constantly. Is it occurring? If it is, what are the causes?

The implications of climate change concern everyone from policy makers to scientists to conservationists to business owners and the ordinary citizen.

The evidence for climate change will be presented along with a discussion of attribution of causes. Particular attention will be paid to the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports that were just published and the conclusions drawn by participating scientists. Difficulties presented to policy makers will be discussed.

Learn more about the WSU Vancouver Chancellor’s Seminar Series

The Course
Runs on WSU Vancouver Campus Trails
Bike on are neighborhood and country roads.

Sprint Duathlon Race
USAT Sanctioned

Is paying for your college education confusing?

Do you have questions such as:

• What scholarships are available?
• What is financial aid?
• What happens after I file my FAFSA?
• When will I get my award letter?
• How do I read my award letter?
• When and how do I get my money?

Join us for our A-Z of Financial Aid & Scholarships Workshop to learn the answers to these questions and many more.

Each workshop will last 1 hour. Parking is available in the blue lot for $3.

For more information or to register, e-mail finaid@vancouver.wsu.edu, call our Student Services representative at 360-546-9559, or come in person to our office in the Student Services Center.

Keynote Speaker
Internationally renowned artist Mark Amerika, one of Time magazine’s “100 Innovators.” Featured speakers include hypertext author John Cayley and Sue Thomas, founder of trAce Online Writing Centre and author of “Correspondence” and “Hello World!”

The conference kicks off May 29 with workshops open to the public at $40 per event.

• 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Amerika will teach “Remix Writing and Postproduction Art”
• 12 - 2 p.m. multimedia artists Steve Gibson and Stefan Muller Arisona will teach, “Live Audio and Visuals”
• 12 - 4 p.m., electronic literature author Deena Larsen will teach a workshop entitled, “See Spot Link. Link, Spot, Link: How To Read and Appreciate Electronic Literature”

In conjunction with the conference, a Media Arts Show takes place at North Bank Artists Gallery, Clark College, and WSU Vancouver. The exhibit at WSU Vancouver in the Firstenburg Student Commons each day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., entitled “Two Decades of Electronic Literature: From Hypercard to YouTube,” features early pioneering electronic literary works from the personal collection of noted new media theorist N. Katherine Hayles. This free exhibit is the first time the Hayles’ collection will have ever been seen by the general public.

More information on the conference, registration and Media Arts Show:
http://www.vancouver.wsu.edu/programs/dtc/elo08/conference.html.

The cost of the full conference is $180 by May 1; $200 on site. One day registration costs $50 by May 1 and $75 on site. The public is also invited to evening events at Clark College and North Bank Artists Gallery. The cost for each evening is $10.

The conference is sponsored by WSU Vancouver, The Electronic Literature Organization, Clark College, North Bank Artists Gallery, The Apple Corporation, Starbucks and The Columbian. 

20% of purchase price benefits At Home At School, a project of the WSU Vancouver Department of Education.

Special Activities - June 14, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Download PDF schedule)
WSU Vancouver Faculty, Students, and area educators provide a full day of author talks, demonstrations, book choices for children and adults, and story-telling for parents and teachers. Concurrently, teacher supervised activities are scheduled for children.

About At Home At School:
The program is designed to provide educational support and social enrichment to students who are “low status” e.g., homeless, live in shelter, transitional and other subsidized low-income housing, qualify for free and reduced lunch, or are in foster care, chronically ill, English language learners, have an incarcerated parent, low school attendance, and so on. It is also a site for field-based teacher education and educational research.

Is paying for your college education confusing?

Do you have questions such as:

• What scholarships are available?
• What is financial aid?
• What happens after I file my FAFSA?
• When will I get my award letter?
• How do I read my award letter?
• When and how do I get my money?

Join us for our A-Z of Financial Aid & Scholarships Workshop to learn the answers to these questions and many more.

Each workshop will last 1 hour. Parking is available in the blue lot for $3.

For more information or to register, e-mail finaid@vancouver.wsu.edu, call our Student Services representative at 360-546-9559, or come in person to our office in the Student Services Center.