Fall 2005
Classes Begin (16 Week Classes) August 22
Classes Begin (1st 8 Week Weekend College) August 19
Classes Begin (2nd 8 Week Weekend College) October 14
Classes Begin ( 1st 8 Week Classes) August 22
Classes Begin (2nd 8 Week Classes) October 17
Classes Begin (Late Start Classes) September 12
Labor Day Holiday (College Offices Closed) September 5
Thanksgiving Holiday Faculty & Students November 23–26
Thanksgiving Holiday Staff
(College Offices Closed) November 24–26
Last Day of Classes December 8
Final Exams December 9–15
Holiday Break (College offices Closed) December 23–January 2
Spring 2006
Martin Luther King Holiday (College Offices Closed) January 16
Classes Begin (16 Week Classes) January 17
Classes Begin (1st 8 Week Weekend College) January 13
Classes Begin (2nd 8 Week Weekend College) March 10
Classes Begin ( 1st 8 Week Classes) January 17
Classes Begin (2nd 8 Week Classes) March 9
Classes Begin (Late Start Classes) February 6
Spring Break Faculty & Students March 20-24
Last Day of Classes May 4
Final Exam Week May 5-11
Commencement May 12
Summer 2006
Classes begin May 30
Independence Holiday July 4
Last day of classes August 7
For More information regarding Calendar Dates, visit the website at http://www.nwacc.edu
NWACC Takes Cultural Events to the Community
NWACC believes in enriching the community it serves not only with classes but with cultural events.
Examples for 2005–06 include
• December 4th Civic Symphony and Chorus Performing Rachmaninoff and Handel
• Young Musicians Concerts
• More that 20 other musical performances by guest artists, faculty, and students
• Flying Tomato Cabaret dinner theatre
• Spring Art Show
• Fall 2005 Drama Productions of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House and Murrell’s Waiting for the Parade
• Sponsorship of Insatiable Ink, the creative writing club
• Production of Visions and Expressions, student writing publications
• Fall International Education Week and Spring International Language Festival
• Several Speakers Series: