BELLEVUE, WASH.- Joining the public dialogue on Michael Pollan’s book, The Botany of Desire – which is the joint selection of the Bellevue Reads and BCC Reads programs this year – noted Seattle artist Ellen Sollod will install a sculpture at BCC April 3 that draws parallels between concepts from the book and today’s housing …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH.- Bellevue Community College’s fourth annual American Indian Film Festival, a free event scheduled for April 12-14, will feature nine films and documentaries plus appearances by seven noted Native American film artists. Actor Gary Farmer, filmmakers Heather Rae, Frank Blythe and Phil Lucas, University of Washington Native Voices filmmakers Rachel Nez and Alicia Woods …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH.- Professor Michael Pollan, author of the Bellevue Reads and BCC Reads joint book selection, The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye view of the World, will present a free public lecture at Bellevue Community College April 19 – one of three events in April related to the two reading programs. “An Evening With Michael …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH.- A new agreement between Bellevue Community College (BCC) and the University of Washington Bothell will make it possible for eligible BCC students to take classes and use resources at both schools concurrently and qualify for guaranteed admission to all three UW Bothell degree programs: Business Administration, Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences and Computing & …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH.- Can you encourage early literacy development by singing with your child? Tom Hunter believes so and will discuss his approach at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 18, in a lecture at Bellevue Community College’s Carlson Theatre. A fun, dynamic speaker, Hunter will discuss the powerful impact music has on developing brains. Parents will gain …read more
BELLEVUE, WASH.- Are you a high school junior or senior with questions about college? If so, come to the free Washington Council 2006 Spring High School Tour at Bellevue Community College on Thursday, March 30. Students will be able to meet with 21 representatives from Washington’s public and private universities, including community and technical colleges. …read more
