Tacoma Community College

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Opened in 1965, TCC has campuses in Tacoma and Gig Harbor, Washington. As the community’s college, we create meaningful learning, advance equity, and strengthen student and community success.

Luke Byram, who advocated for students with disabilities while a student at TCC, now advocates for people with disabilities at the state & local level. We're proud to welcome him back to campus Friday, Oct. 9, as a presenter for the Disability & Intersectionality Speaker Series. Noon in Bldg. 11!

Photo of Luke Byram, who is wearing glasses and a suit with a colorful tie, against a background with colorful drawings of people. Disability Intersectionality Speaker Series: Life Transitions & Disability Advocacy. Luke Byram, Oct. 9, 12 - 1p, Bldg. 11. A conversation on access, identity, and lived experience with UW and TCC Alumni Luke Byram. Luke is a Legal Assistant and disability advocate at the state & local level. TCC Access Services.

Join us in the Building 2 Theater Saturday for a guest concert by the Sardonic Philharmonic, featuring the world premiere of "Fracas," played on instruments hand-crafted from locally salvaged materials. If you have questions about any of that, you can ask them at the Q&A after the show!

Flyer featuring a fractured violin taped together with bandages. The Sardonic Philharmonic presents "Fracas," TCC Building 2 Auditorium, Sat., Aug. 29, 3 p.m., performance followed by Q&A. A new composition for string quartet performed on handmade instruments made with locally salvaged materials.