2018
Annual Report
Dear Friends of
Everett Community College, Remember reaching into your glove compartment for a map when you needed directions? It took some time to figure out which roads led to your destination. Now, we have GPS systems and apps that give us turn-by-turn directions, plus warnings about traffic and construction. We know how long it will probably take us to get from point A to point B. At EvCC, we’re joining a nationwide effort to give students the equivalent of an academic GPS system. Instead of trying to navigate a complex educational journey on their own, we’re creating pathways to help students reach their goals. That means you’ll see some significant changes in the year ahead. For the first time, all new students starting Fall quarter 2018 will select a pathway, which is a group of related degrees and certificates. See page 6 of this report for more information about pathways. Each pathway has a team of academic advisors who work with students to create a plan for their education. Research shows that shows that students with a clear path are more likely to achieve their academic goals. This strategy is a new way of approaching a goal that’s existed since the college was founded in 1941: Help all students succeed. I look forward to sharing more with you about EvCC’s pathways in the upcoming year. I also invite you to visit our college to see the many ways the campus has changed in the last 10 years. Development includes new classroom facilities, great-looking and wellmaintained campus grounds, and new buildings on both sides of Broadway including Washington State University Everett, student housing, and retail stores adjacent to the campus. Our work wouldn’t be possible without our board members, donors, legislators, community members, and dedicated faculty and staff. Thank you for supporting our college and our students. Sincerely,
EvCC graduation speaker Ashley Kay Smith takes a selfie with President David Beyer at the college’s commencement.
Dr. David N. Beyer President
Everett Community College
Everett Community College
Board of Trustees Foundation Board of Directors Officers President – Craig Chase, Moss Adams Past President – Deborah Wright, Community Member President Elect – Pete Sontra, Peoples Bank Vice President – Mike McGinnis, Community Member Treasurer – Charlie Chaffin, Community Member Executive Director/Board Secretary – John Olson, Everett Community College
Everett Community College Board of Trustees.
Dr. Betty Cobbs Bob Bolerjack Vickie K. Norris Toraya Miller Mike Deller
Vision
Members-at-Large Babette Babich, Everett Community College Carla Forney, Waddell & Reed Financial Advisors Andy Hall, Botesch, Nash and Hall Architects Mark Harmsworth, Blueprint Consulting Services Rebecca Holverson-Cherney, Columbia Bank Paul Kaftanski, City of Everett Harold Kelly, Puget Sound Kidney Centers Dawn Laird, The Everett Clinic Pat Marker, Community Member Jerry Martin, RE/MAX Northwest Kathy Nagie, Directors Mortgage Vikki Strand, Community Member Henry Veldman, Community Member Mandi Wagner, KeyBank Dr. Stephen Wescott, The Everett Clinic Dr. Tom Yetman, Providence Medical Group Ex-Officio David Beyer, EvCC President Toraya Miller, EvCC Board of Trustees
Everett Community College creates a better world one successful student at a time.
Mission
We educate, equip, and inspire each student to achieve personal and professional goals, contribute to our diverse communities, and thrive in a global society.
About
EvCC The college serves students seeking a wide variety of education options. Students come to EvCC to affordably start their four-year degrees, earn certificates, train for a new job, experience handson training in professional and technical programs, learn English, develop basic skills, finish high school, train for a promotion, or to learn just for fun.
19,349
(8,089 FTES)
Bhumika Harpal earned an Associate in Applied Science degree at EvCC and is working as a medical assistant.
Students educated by EvCC in 2017-18.
More than 1,350 Running Start students took classes at EvCC in 2017-18, including these three students.
22%
$1,309 Top 5 High Schools
of students seeking a degree or certificate received need-based financial aid.
Tuition per quarter in 2017-18 for 15 credits of state-support classes.
Lake Stevens High School Everett High School Cascade High School Snohomish High School Arlington High School
Top 5 Programs 20:1 21-30
Year Olds
General Liberal Arts and Science Nursing Prerequisites Business Engineering Biology/Environmental Science
Student-Faculty Ratio.
are the primary age group of students at 27% of the student body, 18-20 year olds make up 24%, 31-50 year olds make up 21%, under 18 year olds make up 19%, and 51+ year olds make up 9%.
1,350
31% 45%
students took EvCC classes through Running Start.
of EvCC students are students of color.
of students are enrolled in academic programs at EvCC, 19% in vocational programs, 9% in basic skills classes, and 27% of students take classes for personal interest.
EvCC Introduces
Pathways for Students During a meeting with entry advisor Jessica Cain before registering for her first classes at Everett Community College, student Kirsten Marsh was asked a new question: what’s your pathway? Starting Fall 2018, it’s a question all degree- or certificate-seeking students are answering. Pathways are similar areas of study, commonly referred to as programs, which lead to related degrees and certificates. For example, all of the science, engineering, and math-related programs form the STEM pathway. That’s the pathway Kristen selected, with plans to become a veterinary technician. Each pathway will have a Pathway Support Team who will work with students to create a plan for their education. EvCC is one of many community colleges statewide and nationwide using pathways – a research-based
Advanced Manufacturing and Aerospace
Arts
approach that clarifies and simplifies choices for students. At EvCC and other community colleges in Washington state, pathways efforts are focused on helping more students, especially low-income, firstgeneration students and students of color, reach their academic and career goals.
Business
Healthcare
For students who don’t know which of EvCC’s more than 90 programs they’d like to pursue, choosing a pathway helps them narrow the choice while increasing the likelihood that their classes will contribute to their degrees. Implementing this initiative is a multi-year effort and involves significant changes at EvCC, including advising and orientation. EvCC will track students to see if pathways increase retention and completion. For more information, visit EverettCC.edu/Pathways.
Humanities
Social Science, Education, and Public Safety
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)
Growth Pilot John Gower will spend his days teaching students how to fly. In the evening, he’ll learn how to service and maintain aircraft. He’s a student in EvCC’s first Aviation Maintenance School evening cohort, which starts Fall 2018. With $440,000 from the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, the school is ready to train more students for in-demand jobs. “The new cohort is designed to offer added flexibility and accessibility for working students and students with families,” said EvCC Associate Dean of Aviation Rob Prosch. The 2017 Boeing Pilot and Technician Outlook forecasts that between now and 2036 the aviation industry will need more than 648,000 maintenance technicians. Aviation maintenance and avionics are two of more than 18 programs EvCC has added or expanded in the past 10 years to meet the need of local employers. To help address the statewide nursing shortage, EvCC recently received a $150,000 grant to expand its nursing simulation lab. Nursing students use the high-tech mannequins, which can have a simulated heart attack and other serious medical problems, to practice challenging clinical scenarios. The simulation lab expansion will allow the college to add an additional cohort of 24 nurses in fall 2019. The college is currently only able to accept 51 percent of qualified applicants to the nursing program, primarily due to a lack of lab space. The program growth is driving the need for new EvCC buildings. The college is planning to replace its overcrowded library with a Learning Resource Center in 2023 (depending on state funding) and replace Baker Hall, built in 1966, with a new classroom building tentatively scheduled to open 2027.
Avionics students Kevin Vincent and Ben Everett inspect a flight deck panel for a retrofit.
Student
Success Someday, Frances Schuppenhauer will run a prototype lab. To get there, the mechanical engineering student is learning precision machining and other advanced manufacturing skills so she can design and build her own prototypes. “To be able to learn, and work, in a field that will one day be so tied to my future career as an engineer I think is really important, and beneficial,” Frances said. “Too many engineers find their way into the field without an in depth knowledge of how their designs will become reality, and that creates problems for the manufacturers.” Frances, who received funding from the EvCC Foundation to purchase her machining tools, plans to use her precision machining skills to help pay for her engineering degree. That’s the kind of goal setting and planning EvCC is encouraging for all students through the college’s pathways efforts. Research shows that students with clear goals at the beginning of their college experience are more likely to achieve their academic goals. “I couldn't even count the number of times I've heard a student ask ‘But what will we ever use this math for? What is the application for this formula?’ Now, I have a much greater understanding of exactly how they will be used, and why they are important,” Frances said. EvCC engineering student Frances Schuppenhauer is also earning a precision machining certificate.
Diversity, Equity,
and Inclusion Sandra Laura Marquez credits EvCC program manager Maria Behrens with motivating her to earn her high school diploma. “She helps you find all the resources that you need in order to be in school,” Sandra wrote in her nomination of Maria for an EvCC You Made a Difference award. “She always has the time to help you, even when she is busy with other people. She makes you feel that you are important.” Maria, who works closely with Latino students and families at EvCC, collaborates with school districts and community organizations to help students earn a college diploma. She’s part of the college-wide effort to reach historically underserved students. Another way the college is reaching diverse students is through EvCC’s new Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) program. MESA, funded by a grant from the Washington State Board for Community Technical Colleges, provides academic support, mentoring, and support for students traditionally underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields. The Washington State Association of College Trustees also selected EvCC Chief Diversity and Equity Officer Maria Peña as the 2018 Equity Award winner. “Her accomplishments throughout the course of the past four years, particularly their impact on people of color, undocumented and refugee communities, Muslims, the LGBTQIA+ community, women, low-income, first generation students, and persons with disabilities, is far beyond words,” the EvCC Board of Trustees wrote in their nomination.
EvCC Program Manager Maria Behrens (second from left) with graduates Alejandra Martinez, Katherinne Echeverri, and Alejandro “Alex” Camacho at EvCC’s commencement.
“We chose
EvCC"
In the past 76 academic years, Everett Community College has educated thousands of alumni in almost every field imaginable. Two alumni who are known for their service to the community were honored in June as the college’s 2018 Distinguished Alumni – real estate developer Henry Robinett and emergency management consultant Mary Schoenfeldt. After graduating from Everett Junior College in 1950, Robinett embarked on a 20-year career in the U.S. Marine Corps, eventually retiring as a lieutenant colonel in 1970. Over the years, he has worked tirelessly to bring jobs and economic development to Snohomish County and has been involved in many community organizations. In addition, he is a longtime supporter of the EvCC Foundation, believing strongly in giving back to the community and the school that gave him his start. Schoenfeldt is an internationally known expert in the field of emergency management, with a special emphasis in school safety. Schoenfeldt’s work has included public education in Everett’s Office of Emergency Management, and she has been the CEO of Schoenfeldt and Associates since 1990. She works nationwide as a subject matter expert and consultant for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Emergency Management Institute and the U. S. Department of Education, among others. In 2013, she was inducted into the International Network of Women in Emergency Management Hall of Fame. Everett Community College 2018 Distinguished Alumni Mary Schoenfeldt and Henry Robinett.
The distinguished alumni award is the highest honor given to Everett Community College and Everett Junior College alumni.
Athletics Good things happen in threes for EvCC freshman Jakobe Ford. In May 2018, he made history by becoming the first male athlete to win all three jumping events at the Northwest Athletic Track and Field Championships. It’s the third time he’s earned a triple crown at a meet. He also won all three events at the Washington state 3A high school meet in spring 2017 and at the summer 2017 National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships. At the NWAC meet, Jakobe also set a meet record in the triple jump with a distance of 50 feet 11 ¼ inches. That followed a March 2018 high jump of 7 feet ¼ inches that broke a 43-year-old EvCC record held by Doug McDonald (1975) and Steve Shelton (1976), ranking him the top community college jumper in the country. “He has professional athlete aspirations, and we’re excited to see what he is capable of,” said EvCC Track and Field head coach Tansey Lystad. Jakobe was named NWAC Co-Men's Track & Field Athlete of the Year. Sophomore Gio Jackson was also honored by NWAC as the Men's Basketball Athlete of the Year.
EvCC freshman Jakobe Ford swept all three jumping events at the 2018 Northwest Athletic Conference Track and Field Championships and set NWAC records. Photo courtesy of Daniel Acosta.
2018 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees Individuals
Catie Arrigoni - Track and Field Earl Averill, Jr. - Baseball Sandra Rose - Multi-sport Bob Warner - Football Terry Wiens - Golf
Teams
1966 Football 2012 Women's Cross Country
EvCC
Foundation Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society president Kassi Blanchard graduated from Everett Community College in June with a 3.9 GPA, more than $30,000 in college scholarships and a plan to become a doctor. Nine years ago, she wasn’t able to get out of bed. A rare illness robbed her of her memory, including her ability to read and write. “I’ve worked hard to overcome many physical and cognitive barriers to become a successful honors student in college. I continue to walk the road to recovery, getting better every day in every way,” said Kassi, 34, who was named one of the college’s 2018 Outstanding Graduates. Her path to success included support from the Everett Community College Foundation – the $1,500 Earl W. Husted and Ella Husted Emery scholarship. At the Foundation benefit breakfast, she thanked donors. “I’m a first-generation, low-income student with a disability, but I am also a successful college student. I’m grateful to those who believed in me,” she said. “Thank you for choosing to invest in me. “ To contribute to the success of students like Kassi, donate online at EverettCC.edu/Foundation or call 425-388-9555.
$4,711,435 203 $1,340 $204,000 $297,881 EvCC Foundation scholarship recipient Kassi Blanchard at the college's 2018 graduation.
Current assets for the EvCC Foundation as of June 30, 2018 students received scholarships from the EvCC Foundation in 2017-18, a 34-percent increase from the previous year. Typical scholarship awarded by the EvCC Foundation Total scholarship funding from the EvCC Foundation in 201718, a 33-percent increase from the prior year. Contributed by the EvCC Foundation in support of 39 college programs
Thank You The Everett Community College Foundation is grateful for the generous support of these donors and the many people in our community who support our students and employ our graduates. If you would like to join our list of supporters, visit EverettCC.edu/Foundation to donate online or contact the EvCC Foundation office at 425-388-9555 or via email at foundation@everettcc.edu. 12th Street Partners, LLC Darlene Aanderud Monti Ackerman Daniel Acosta C. Arlene Adams Aerospace Machinists Industrial District Don Akira Linette Albin Jim Alexander Alexander Printing Company, Inc Leanne Algard All City Fence Jan Allen Amazon Smile Foundation American Association of University Women Dom Amor AMT Senior Aerospace Leif Andersen Beverly Anderson Anderson Hunter Law Firm Melissa Arias Bryony Armbruster Alice Armstrong Tom Armstrong Assistance League of Everett Kathy Atwood Laura Autio Lester Averill Julie Averill Aviation Technical Services Awards of Praise Inc. Don Ayres Babette Babich Samira Badshah Mary Baehm Derick Baisa Laura Baker Margaret Balachowski Banner Bank Howie and Melinda Bargreen Bargreen Coffee Company Kathy Baringer Susan Barker Michelle Barnes Barnes and Noble
Bill Barnsdale Bob and Margaret Bavasi Larry Baxter Mark Beattie Chan Beattie Frank Beattie Janet Beatty Kerry Beck Brian Beckley Molly Beeman Helen Behan Howard and Lynn Behar Ron Behar Robert Beil Nina Benedetti The Benevity Community Impact Fund Heather Bennett Christine Benson Linda Bentson and Dr. Laird Findlay Kelly Berger Don Berkey Linda Berkley Robert Bertoldi David and Janelle Beyer Ava Beyers Richele Blair Anne Blanchard Dan Blatnik Megan Blomquist Jeanne Anne Blue Nancy Bluestein-Johnson Bluewater Distilling Al Boardman Bogard Engineers Elizabeth Boland Randy Bolerjack Bob and Wanda Bolerjack John and Stepheny Bonner Glorianne Bora Debra Bordsen Botesch, Nash & Hall Dave Bowen Sara Boyle Tom Braaten Janelle Bradley
Susan Bradshaw Jennifer Brashear Teresa Brearley Mary Kaye Bredeson Robin Brent Bridgeways April Brisbois Bristlecone Advisors Blythe Brockway Martin Brown Michelle Brown Sandi Browning Brows by Brittany John Bruemmer Samantha Bryant Phyllis Buckridge Gigi and Cory Burke Shelby Burke Diane Bylund Tina Byrum Arlene Cahoon Jessica Cain Kimberly Caldwell Anthony Campbell Tom and Sonya Campion Canteen Vending Jeff Capeloto Bernard and Rosemary Carlsen Brett Carlton Bradley Casey Lorraine Cebollero Central Welding Supply Charlie Chaffin Alice Chamberlin Craig Chambers Michael Chaplin Barbara Chapman Anjie Chapman Chapter IM PEO Craig Chase Rebecca Cherney AJ Chippendale Leigh Christianson City of Everett Cynthia Clarke
Rebecca Clifford Mary Cline-Stively Coastal Community Bank Betty Cobbs Drs. Gary and Sue Cohn Nicole Cohoon Chris Colley Tom and Jane Collins Columbia State Bank Community Foundation of Snohomish County Community Transit Compass Group Jim Congdon Marie Connelly Jamie Connochie Patti Connolly Consulate of Mexico Abby Cooley Michele Cooper Saundra Cope Ryan Corley Ray Corona Winnie Corral-Pena CORT Party Rentals Audrae Coury Stephanie Coxon Janice Craig Amanda Crain Steve and Linda Cranfill Michelle Cranney John Crawford Kimi Crombie Joe Cronin Lori Cummings D.A. Davidson-Leach Wealth Strategies Group Pam Daniels Richard Davis Beverly Davis Ryan Davis Tom Day Patty DeGroodt Ronna DeLaVergne Dell
If our list is incomplete or your name is listed inaccurately, please accept our sincere apologies and contact us at 425-388-9555 or foundation@everettcc.edu
Bill Deller Mike and Cathy Deller John Deller Sabrina Delmundo Diamond Knot Brewing Co Maria Dickson John and Julie Dickson Bob Dingethal Directors Mortgage Gene Dobson Lynn Dollmeyer Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County Richard and Crystal Donner Daniel Doran Vicki Dorway Rafael Dos Anjos Marins Kim Dotson Jean Downing Stephanie Doyle Bob and Cheryl Drewel Sheila Dunn Tammy Dunn David Duskin Mike and Kristie Dutton Dwayne Lane's Auto Family Dynon Avionics Charlie and Joni Earl Dayna Eden Christie Eden Chris Eder Joel Edwards Mike Edwards Bruce and Barbara Eklund EMER Northwest Jennifer Enger Valerie Enos Ken Erickson Britta Eschete Rachel Escoto Tina Evans EvCC Library Fund Everett Courtyard Marriott Everett Federation of Teachers EverTrust Foundation
John Ewald Brianna Ewing Exterior Renovations Beverly Farb Tami Farber Bruce Farnham Ellen Felsenthal Fidelity Charitable Trust Christa Fields-Howser First Financial Northwest Bank Sharyl Fisher Joy Fitzpatrick Fluke Corporation Wing Fok Carla Forney Ronald Foss Frank Foster Rie Fountain Lindsey Frallic William Frankhouser Tammy Frankland Cassie Franklin Laurie Franklin Debe Franz Julie Frauenholtz Terry Freeman Al and Vicki Friedman Richard Fuhrman Bill Fulton Funko Kim Fyfe Nalin Gada Elizabeth Galbreath Clara Gamer Visakan Ganeson Anastasia Garcia Tom and Susan Gaskin Jeff Gay George B. Ferguson Foundation Melissa Geraghty Earl Gibbons Allan Giffen Katherine Gillespie Lori Ginney Giving Assistant, Inc Andrew Gobin Silverio Godinez Ronda and Michael Goettsch Gravity Consulting Janice Greene Don Gregory Teri Griggs Darrell and Debra Gulliford
Karen Guzak Andre Guzman Beth Ha Stephen Hager James Hagglund Rich and Barbara Haldi Sharon Hale Andy Hall Sharon Hall Eileen Hambleton Ken Hammond Greg Hammond Lowell Hannah Ed and Andi Hansen Ronda Hansen Larry Hanson Nick Harper April Harris Jackie Hedgpeth The Henry M. Jackson Foundation Heritage Bank Paloma Hernandez Hexcel Denice Hicks Leila Hill Ernest Hill John and Vicci Hilty Himilayan Corporation Historic Everett Theater Arlene Ho Michael Hollingsworth Bavan Holloway Steven Horn Jannah Horvath Jennifer Howard Azrael Howell Doris Hummel Ruth-Anne Huston Roberta Hutchings Inspirus Credit Union David and Kirsten Iseminger J Mar Inc. Elizabeth Anne Jackets Alyssa Jackson JAMCO America, Inc. Lisa Jameson Diana Jaramillo Stan Jaworowski Jennifer Jennings Katie Jensen Jim Alexander & Company Nancy Johnson Kati Johnson
Sharon Johnson Ross and Jane Johnson Lisa Jones Dawn Jones Rosemary Jones Keasa Jones Nancy Jones Paul Kaftanski Kareen Kanjo Jim Katsenes Naomi Katsh Sara Katsh Simi Kaur Yasu Kawamura Harold Kelly Lisa Kelly Christine Kerlin Ken Kettler KeyBank KeyBank Foundation Pete Kinch Mikako Kizuka Julie Klein Wendy Klein Juergen Kneifel Kathy Kneifel Robert Knipe David Koenig Steve and Betsy Koepp Michael Kolosseus Ken Kouchi Debbie Kovacs Sue Krajewski Rene Kratz Kroger Ray Kubista Ardi Kveven Kathleen Kyle John Laggart Dawn Laird Lake Stevens School District Barb Lamoureux Tom and Kjersti Lane Rosemary Lane Theresa Langan-Carabello Judith Lascola Gail Lasher Lorie Lauzon Shelita Lawson Dan Leach Jeanne Leader Sharon Lewis Chad and Patty Lewis
Joanna Lin Lisa Link Liz Lipman Cheri Litsen Jane Loomis Bill Loomis Bob Lovell Rochelle Lubbers Timothy Lugg Becky Mackenstadt Chuck Macklin Denise Macklin Christine Malone Jenny Marin Pat Marker Theresa Markovich Lisa Marone Richard Martija Ambar Martinez Rebecca Mathis Rebecca Maudlin Mark and Denise Mayberry Eugene McAvoy Stacey McCannel Kristin McCannel Pat and Claudia McClain Krista McClimans Wendy McClure Francene McCormick Heather McFarlane Mark McGrath Lisa McKeirnan Gail McLean Sandra Mejia Maddy Metzger-Utt Julie Mickelberry Mariah Millard Toraya Miller Marci Miller Deane and Leslie Minor Jeff Mitchell Lynn Mock Molina Healthcare Christine Monroe Montana State University-Billings Randle Montgomery Todd Morrow Ed and Betty Morrow Moss Adams Alfred Munnich Lynne and Richard Munoz Dan Murphy Gina Myers
NAACP Snohomish County Kathy Nagie Jane Nakagawa Yasuko Nakamura Jesica Nelson Theresa Nera Debbie Newbury Gary Newlin Anita Newman Eric and Margaret Newman Carol Newman Tieu Nguyen Quyen Nguyen Linda Nichols Connie Niva NOAA Nancy Norris Vickie Norris and J Leach Russell Nunes Josh O'Connor Larry O'Donnell Papken O'Farrell Oil and Vinegar Company Arlene Oki Marty and Jennifer Oldfield Jan Olsen John and Mary Kate Olson Lisa Olver Theresa Opstrup Tony Orso Jerry Osborn Osborn Architects Inc, PS Keith Osburn Chayuda Overby Pacific Estuarine Research Society Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance (PNAA) Brittany Padgett Judd Paranee Rhonda Parcell Mitesh Parikh Jeff Patterson Jeff Pearce Timothy Pearce Erica V. Peavy Maria Pena PEO Sisterhood Everett Peoples Bank Penny Perka Dave Peters Ed Petersen Seth Peterson Beth Peterson
Robert Peterson John Petosa Julia Petrakis Peveto & Associates Escrow LLC Jason Phelps Kaye Phinney Jessica Pickett Tia Pinzon Paul Pitre Sabina Popa Port Of Everett Rebecca Potter Karla Pouillon Beverly Preble John and Barbara Prochnau Rob Prosch Dick and Shirley Prouty Providence Regional Medical Puget Sound Kidney Centers Quil Ceda Village Carreen Radcliff Sharon and Joe Ralston James Ramirez Colleen Ramirez Sabah Randhawa Ron Raport David Rash Andrew Rash Jean Raymond Bill and Marcella Reed Mark and Gayle Reed Refugee & Immigrant Services Northwest Ross Rettenmier Sarah Reyes Stacey Reynolds Jennifer Rhodes Dana Riley Black Karl Ritter Smith Elise Robinson June Robinson Andrea Rodewald Beatriz Rodriguez Sandy Rose Rose Foundation Karen Rosebaugh Rotary Club of Monroe Foundation Bill and Janice Rucker Christine and Todd Sandifer Denny Sandifer CaSandra Sargent Debra Sarich Chris Scamehorn Chris Schaefer
Lawrence Schecter Katherine Schiffner and Bryan Fullerton Cheryl Schneider Dawn and David Schoenfeld Carl Schremp Helen Schultz Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Cathy Liu Scott Peter Scott SEACAST Josh Searle Seattle Foundation Robert and Patricia Sehlke Sharon Sell Rich and Andrea Semon Josh Shaw Kathleen Shepard Giles Shepherd James Shipman Karen Shoaf-Mitchell Tom Shuh Shirley Shular Francis Shullenberg Leanne Shults Jo-Anne Sickles Ghafoor Siddique Angie Sievers Christian Sievers Mary Sievers Stacy Siler Tania Siler Silvertips Eileen Simmons Vicki Simpson Yuko Sinnott Heather Sipple Fred Sirianni Pat Sisneros Site Development Associates Shawn Slack Rick Sleeper Markus Smith Eunice Smith Lisa Smith Fredricka Smith Jason Smith Richard and Mayumi Smith Lolly Smith Randy Smith Stephen Smith Phil Smith Celinda Smith Jim Snitily
Snohomish County Snohomish Sox Baseball Club Pete and Denise Sontra Dominic Soriano Janet Soriano Jennifer Soth Sound Publishing Inc. Tracy Spahman Mike Spencer Carolyn Speyer SRG Partnership Inc. Susan Stachowiak Ariana Stafford William Stafford Elizabeth Stam Starbucks Coffee Stores Mark Staton Jim and Kelly Stephanson Kambria Stever Stoddard International Suzanne Stoeckel Sherry Stoll Shawna Stout Vikki Strand Suanne Streby Garet Studer William Stuflick Erynn Sullivan Linda Summers Donald and Mary Svela Tableau Foundation Mike and Erica Taggart Yihua Tan Fiona Tang Mallory Taylor Kelsey Taylor The Boeing Company The Everett Clinic The First Presbyterian Church The Hazel Fund The Herald Stefan Thom Jerry and Susan Thomas Cecile Thomas Jill Thornton Caryl Thorp De Jong Brad Throssell Greg Tisdel Amy Titialii Trudy Tobiason Barbara Tolbert Monique Tollenaar Diane Tomita
Morrie Trautman Rodney Trewin Lynda Tripp Chelsea Tripp Nancy Truitt Pierce and Joel Selling Bill Tsoukalas Tulalip Resort Casino Connie Tune TVI, Inc. Jenni Tyner Umbra Cuscinetti, Inc. (UCI) United Healthcare The United States Marine Corps Support Group United Way of Snohomish County University of Washington - Seattle University of Washington Bothell Laura Urbano Louise Uyeda Mike VanQuickenborne Lynne Varner Henry and Anita Veldman Vine Dahlen & Co. PLLC VIVA Hispanic Foundation NW Marci Volmer Phuong Vu WAFCET Mandi Wagner Richard Waldron Horacia Walker Joyce Walker Briethaupt Sabrina Waller Alice Wang Dorrin Wanjiru Bob Warner Allison Warren Barbour Kristine Washburn Washington State University Washington Trust Bank Thom Watson John Weber Heidi Weiss-Green Sharon Wellman Andrea Wells-Edwards Stephen and Debbie Wescott Western Tire Chain Western Washington University Westwood Precision, Inc. WFSE Local 1020 Marcia Wharton Rich and Brenda White Amy Wilcox Laura Wild
Kim Williams Tiffany Williams Anthony Williams Beffie Williams Angela Williams-Flores Marsi Willis Melissa Wilson Kim Wilson Jay Wilson Van Wilson Lori Wisdom-Whitley Nancy Wollebek Virginia Woodhouse Jonalyn Woolf-Ivory Deborah Wright WSECU WSU Connections Jo Anne Wyatt Margery Wyatt Brett Wynne Jerry and Julie Wynne Kelley and Mark Yackley Randall Yates Thomas Yetman YMCA of Snohomish County Scott Young Crystal Zarate Alex Zimmerman Jonathan Zinn
Everett Community College’s annual report was prepared by EvCC’s Office of College Advancement, President’s Office, Instruction, Student Services, International Education, Athletics, and Institutional Research. Everett Community College does not discriminate based on, but not limited to, race, color, national origin, citizenship, ethnicity, language, culture, age, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, pregnancy or parental status, marital status, actual or perceived disability, use of service animal, economic status, military or veteran status, spirituality or religion, or genetic information in its programs, activities, or employment. The Title IX Coordinator has been designated to handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies and can be reached at 2000 Tower Street, Everett, WA 98201, TitleIXCoordinator@everettcc.edu, or 425-388-9271.