Native American Student Association
Student Lounge (LRC 102)We are a club dedicated to sharing and promoting Native American culture. All are welcome!
We are a club dedicated to sharing and promoting Native American culture. All are welcome!
Join the FVCC Foundation for a Roaring '20s delightful art deco affair on Thursday, April 6 at 6pm. Mingle while enjoying an exquisite medley of dinner and wine selections. All proceeds benefit student scholarships at FVCC. 1920s Gatsby attire suggested. Limited to 100 guests. window.bboxInit = function () { bbox.showForm('918981b0-bab1-4ae8-9ed7-08ec0cdbd698'); }; (function () { var […]
Experience FVCC will be on Friday April 7th from 9am- 1pm in the Arts and Technology Building, Room 139. Come get a tour of campus, learn more about FVCC's programs and student services, and enjoy a free lunch! Register or learn more.
Join us for this week's STEM Colloquium, "Bioprospecting Antibiotics" presented by the undergraduate students of professors Mirabai and Wendy.
Learn how to use the Glowforge to create designs using different types of materials. Sign up for this or other FVCC Makerspace events here.
Part of the Spring Concert Series, join the music department for a performance by FVCC students enrolled in lessons, composition, and chamber ensembles. Admission to this concert is free.
Learn about the basic software and steps to create objects using 3D printers. Sign up for this or other FVCC Makerspace events here.
Join us at the Wanda Hollensteiner Art Gallery in the Wachholz College Center for "Imagine This", an exhibit of sculptures by artist Chip Clawson. The exhibition runs April 7 through May 30, and the public is invited to an opening reception on April 7 from 5-7pm.
Join the Student Wellness Team for "Glitz at the Ritz" spring prom! Enjoy a night of dancing, music, food and fun at the Stinson Family Event Center, WCC West Entrance.
Learn how to make a custom mug using the Cricut machine. Sign up for this or other FVCC Makerspace events here.
Part of the Spring Concert Series, join the music department for a performance by second-year music students enrolled in MUSI 295 private lessons. Admission to this concert is free.