Academic Computing Center

We’re always working on something amazing here at Evergreen’s Academic Computing Center. Our latest masterpiece is an all new student publication: SEEDS AND CIRCUITS.

Take a look at our first issue, if you will. We’d love to have you tell us how TOTALLY AWESOME it is! If you’ve got anything else to say, we’re willing to hear that, too.

Seeds and Circuits is created by the student staff of the Academic Computing Center. It is written and edited BY and FOR students at The Evergreen State College.

Wow! It’s official.

We’ve got a page on FACEBOOK, too. We know you like us, but now you can “like” us!

Our Facebook page is interesting and informative. We’ll keep you posted on need to read things on the Internet and our regular hours as well. Of course, your academic work comes first! But you can’t study all the time, right?

All hiring for Winter Quarter in the Computer Center is now complete.

If you turned in an application, it will be kept in our applicant pool for the duration of this Academic year. If we have unexpected openings on our student staff, we will look through our applicant pool to fill those positions. We had an overwhelming amount of applications for the three positions that were available. Thanks for your interest in working in the Computer Center!

We will most likely be hiring for Fall 2012 at the end of Spring Quarter and will post announcements on this website and in the Computer Center.

From September 5th until the start of Fall quarter we will be open:

Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm
*except we’re closed on Labor Day 

We will be closed on the weekends!

FALL QUARTER begins on September 26th. See you then!

… for the best student job on campus. Be a Computing Center Consultant in 2011-12.

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