Everett Community College Graduation Set For Friday (the 13th)

Not only is graduation at EvCC on Friday the 13th this year but it’s also a full moon. That being said, we doubt any of the students getting their diplomas this Friday will mind. Here’s the information about this year’s Everett Community College graduating class…

Everett Community College will celebrate graduating students and honor outstanding graduates at the EvCC 2014 Commencement at 7 p.m. June 13 at EvCC’s Student Fitness Center.

Doors open at the Student Fitness Center, 2206 Tower St., at 6 p.m. Admission is by ticket only.

EvCC’s Henry M. Jackson Conference Center will be available as an alternate viewing location for those without tickets. For the first time, graduation will also be streamed live on the web from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. June 13. Go to www.everettcc.edu/graduation and click on watch graduation live.

In 2013-14, more than 2,000 students will graduate from EvCC with a degree or certificate. About 400 students are expected to participate in commencement including student speaker Megan Brewer.

Brewer, of Marysville, graduates from Marysville Getchell High School and EvCC this year. At EvCC, she served as the ASB Vice President of Administration, a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society, president of the Drama club, president of the Writing club and participated in EvCC’s honors program.

She’s graduating from EvCC with an associate in arts and sciences degree and is transferring to the University of Washington, where she’ll participate in the UW’s Honors program with a double major in English Literature and Classical Studies in the hopes of becoming an English Literature professor someday.

EvCC will also honor 25 outstanding graduates chosen by faculty at a ceremony earlier in the day. (See below).

Outside food and drinks, helium balloons, strollers, car/baby seats, tripods and air horns are not permitted in EvCC’s Student Fitness Center. Limited reserved ADA seating and wheelchair accessible seating will be available. For hearing impaired guests and graduates, sign language interpretation will be provided, and FM machines will be available at the Guest Services Counter at the main entrance.

For more information, visit www.everettcc.edu/graduation or contact Jennifer Rhodes, director of EvCC’s Student Activities Office, at 425-388-9509.

Everett Community College’s 2014 Outstanding Graduates

Faculty members nominate and select outstanding graduates in each of the college’s instructional divisions. Outstanding graduates are recognized with a medallion and a certificate of award.

Emerald J. Adams, Photography, Sultan

Dana R. Arenz, Communications, Marysville

Melania C. Baublitz, Criminal Justice, Arlington

Kyle R. Carlson, Engineering, Lynnwood

Ka Ying “Sapphire” Chan, Journalism, Everett

Marina S. Chernichenko, World Languages, Tulalip

Jasmin M. Chigbrow, Youth Re-Engagement, Arlington

Eddy A. Dick, Precision Machining, Marysville

Amy M. Felt, Engineering, Mount Vernon

Kelli L. Geiszler, Social Sciences, Everett

Anne   R. George, Early Childhood Education, Everett

Robert E. Greene, Medical Assisting, Everett

Keely N. Hagen, Human Development, Snohomish

Creigh Amanda S. Haring, Education, Arlington

Kysen  E. Henderson, English, Snohomish

Angela D. Larsh, Nursing, Everett

Joshua K. Nazarian, Mathematics, Lake Stevens

Carl J. Pearson, Information Technology, Lake Stevens

Emily M. Reed, Cosmetology, Snohomish

Flora A. Salto Vasquez, Developmental Education, Everett

Mackensie M. Shaw, Nutrition, Everett

Veronica Holguin Sheflo, Business Technology, Lake Stevens

Lisa Jo Smith, Accounting, Arlington

Samson M. Smith, Chemistry, Everett

Jolie D. Waldrop, Medical Assisting, Everett

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