Community Events

The class schedule for Summer classes (July 1-August 21) is available online May 2.

Reflective of Everett Community college’s institutional commitment to equity and in compliance with RCW 28B.10.147, EvCC will regularly conduct a college-wide campus climate assessment. Our intent is to better understand and improve the campus environment as it relates to issues of diversity, equity, inclusion and overall sense of belonging.

This survey will be annoymous and proctored through an off campus agency. Everett Community College selected the HEDS Diversity and Equity Campus Climate Survey  as its instrument for evaluation of student and employee attitudes and awareness of campus diversity, equity and inclusion issues.

Watch your email for instructions on how to complete the survey annoymously. 

Established in 1949, May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month. This observance was created to raise awareness and dispel the misconception of mental illness. Mental Health Awareness Month has been practiced every year since. According to recent research, one in four U.S. adults experiences mental illness each year, and nearly 8 million children and adolescents in the U.S. battle with serious mental illness. Many of these individuals struggle in silence without receiving support. At Everett Community College, we care about the well-being of our community.

IMALIVE Mental Health Fair is a program behind the suicide prevention network, 1-800 SUICIDE, and the world’s first virtual crisis center. The founder of IMALIVE, Reese Butler II, created this program after losing his wife to suicide in 1998. His goal was to educate young adults on recognizing warning signs, spark conversations about mental health, suicide prevention, and raise awareness. Join us on May 6, from 10 am-2 pm, for this fun, interactive, and educational event that raises awareness of mental health and suicide prevention. IMALIVE Mental Health Fair isn’t only an opportunity to learn, but also a chance to make a real impact. Whether you’re learning something new or enjoying activities like graffiti art, brain games, and “Fact or Fiction,” every part of the day is designed to inspire, engage, and unite our community to support mental health awareness. Plus, you could walk away with some awesome prizes! Mark your calendars, bring your friends, and create a world of awareness and understanding together! See you there!

The deadline to make changes to residency for Spring 2025 is May 7 (30th calendar day).