2022 - Visit the Elgin Community College booths at upcoming community events

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Published 07/25/2022
Spartacat with Elgin Police Department officers

Spartacat with Elgin Police Department officers

Elgin Community College is hitting the road this summer and attending several community events. Stop by the ECC booth for information about fall classes, applying for financial aid, and more. Plus, grab some cool ECC swag.

July 29 -31, ECC will be at the Streamwood Summer Celebration in Hoosier Grove Park.

On Tuesday, August 2, ECC will be on hand at multiple National Night Out celebrations in Bartlett (Bartlett Park), Carpentersville (Carpenter Park), and St. Charles (Kane County Sheriff’s Office). Events take place from 6 - 8 p.m. SpartaCat, ECC’s mascot will also be making the rounds as part of the Elgin Police Department’s Mascot Ride-A-Long, visiting neighborhood parties and National Night Out in Elgin (Carleton Rogers Park).

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