Campus FAFSA Filing Party! Thursday, October 4 10:00 – 4:30 TRiO and the Financial Aid office staff will be assisting students with completing their 2019-2020 FAFSA. Meet us in the study area next to TRiO. Drop-ins are welcome! Parental information is needed if you are a dependent (single, under age 24) student. This is what…
Walla Walla Community College would like to welcome ALL of our students to campus this Friday, September 21 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM during WARRIOR WELCOME DAY! During this event, you will be able to: • Participate in a campus Scavenger Hunt and be entered in a drawing for a Warrior’s Locker gift card…
Farriers are trained in the art and science of trimming and shoeing horses of all breeds.
Walla Walla Community Student Activities Office is sponsoring the fourth annual “Warrior Expo”. This event provides new and returning students with the opportunity to become involved with both campus groups/organizations, and student friendly businesses in the Walla Walla valley.
Classes begin September 24
Who? Danielle Swan-Froese, Program Coordinator for the Enology and Viticulture program, and Office Manager for College Cellars. At WWCC since 2009. Most important part of the job? On the instructional side I help students navigate the systems and processes at the college so they can get registered, and then I smooth the way for them…
Who? Danielle Coila, Continuing Education Program Specialist, started at WWCC in 2015. Most important part of the job? The most important thing I do is help the community by putting together classes that people need or want. People come to us with ideas for classes they’d like to teach, and we also have a list…
Who? Juan Gaytan, WWCC Custodian since 2014 Most important part of the job? Many people assume that a custodial job is not important. It’s kind of an “underground” job, because once everybody leaves the campus, and the offices and classrooms are empty, that’s when our job starts. The most important thing I do is to…
Most important part of the job?
Interacting with our students. I consider it important that they see me, and see that I care about what’s going on with their education.
Classes begin June 25
