Student Life

The juried exhibition features works from all JCC locations and includes painting, drawing and prints, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and digital media. Any student who has taken an art class at JCC has a unique opportunity to have their work professionally juried, installed, and exhibited in the Weeks Gallery.

Jurors include Art faculty Madison LaVallee, Nathan Jeffery, Mark Kirsch, Brenna Turner, and Tom Makovitch. 

Members of the Earth Awareness Club will meet in front of the Science Center to go on a nature walk through College Park. All students, faculty, staff are welcome.

Join us as we celebrate nations and cultures from across the globe. Enjoy free food samples from a variety of different cultures.

Plant your own seeds to take home, explore the seed library, and learn how to grow your own food. Free for students, staff, and faculty!

JCC students and local residents are invited to learn how to talk to your representatives about the changes you want to see in the world. This workshop will focus on effective communication with political representatives, and is the first in a civic action series.

The JCC Music Department is proud to present the 2026 Spring Jam! This energetic and exciting concert is open to the public and features JCC Rock Ensembles, directed by Bill Eckstrom, performing a variety of selections in a range of styles. The concert will also be streamed via Zoom.

Please help the Red Cross reach its collection goal by joining this lifesaving effort to help ensure there is enough blood available to provide for every patient with a medical need.

Parents and students are invited to learn what to expect as you prepare for the upcoming semester. Hear directly from key campus offices — including Financial Aid, Accessibility Services, and Residence Life — and get the information you need to start strong and feel confident moving forward. Students are encouraged to attend this session alongside their parents.

Sign up for the event here. Event location details and directions will be shared via email after registration.

Come to Cutco Theater to see distinguished speaker Danielle Green deliver her message on Zoom. Green is a U.S. Army combat veteran who was wounded and lost part of her arm in Iraq, a former Division I basketball player at Notre Dame, and keynote speaker known for her powerful message on resilience and growth, trust and teamwork, and the power purpose. Her presentation inspires others to lead with courage, empathy, and purpose while working together.

Join us in celebrating JCC's 17th consecutive designation as a Tree Campus Higher Education Institution! Meet at the Science Center for a special tree planting ceremony.