City Council candidates to address student, community questions at campus forum
Seattle Central College’s Student Leadership will host a campus forum on Thursday, Oct. 15, providing seven candidates for four Seattle City Council positions the opportunity to discuss their positions on subjects that matter to college students. Each set of candidates will have 50 minutes to present their positions and answer questions. The forum will be moderated by Seattle Central College faculty.
Questions, submitted by Seattle Central students, will be selected by an all-student panel. If time allows, members of the public may submit written questions to candidates during the forum, which will also be selected by the student panel.
EVENT DETAILS:
WHO/WHEN: Thursday, October 15, 2015
10 a.m.: At-large candidates Bill Bradburd and Lorena Gonzalez
11 a.m.: At-large candidates Tim Burgess and Jon Grant
12 p.m.: District 2 candidate Tammy Morales (Bruce Harrell unavailable to attend)
1 p.m.: District 3 candidates Kshama Sawant and Pamela Banks
WHERE: Seattle Central College’s Broadway Performance Hall; 1625 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122
COST: Free of charge and open to the public.
PARKING: Very limited paid parking is available in the college garage at the corner of Harvard and Pine. On-street parking may also be available.
MORE INFO: Contact Max Shuman at Max.Shuman@seattlecolleges.edu or 206.934.3165
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About Seattle Central College:
Chosen by over 16,000 students each year, Seattle Central College offers a comprehensive range of educational programs and opportunities for academic transfer, workplace preparation, basic skills and continuing education in an urban environment. Visit us online at www.seattlecentral.edu.