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Edmonds College invites everyone to campus for Triton Visit Day June 13

Edmonds, WALocal News

Edmonds College invites the community to Triton Visit Day on June 13, showcasing its academic offerings and campus life. The event runs from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.

, featuring informative sessions and guided tours for prospective students, including high schoolers and adults seeking to upskill. Guests can enjoy refreshments at Triton Espresso, with the first 100 participants receiving a free drink coupon. Notable activities include academic showcases, a Bachelor of Applied Science info session, and Nursing simulation lab demonstrations every 30 minutes. Douglas Evans, Director of Outreach, states the event aims to inspire discovery among attendees. Early registration is encouraged, though walk-ups are also accepted.

Attendees will find parking available across all lots, and check-in occurs at Brier Hall. Triton Visit Day offers a valuable opportunity for the community to connect with educational resources at Edmonds College.

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