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InFocus: News for Kalamazoo Valley Students
MISSION STATEMENT
Kalamazoo Valley Community College creates innovative and equitable
opportunities that empower all to learn, grow and thrive.
March 10, 2025

Greetings students!

Welcome back! I hope that you enjoyed your spring break and have come back recharged and ready to tackle the rest of the semester. The halls and classrooms in our campuses were too quiet while you were gone and we're glad you're back on campus.
 
As you head into the final stretch in these last weeks before the end of the semester, stay strong. If you need motivation, remember your dreams and why you are here. Your hard work will pay off in the future in more ways than you can imagine.
 
If you need help, don't be afraid to ask for it. That's what we're here for - to help you attain your goals. Ask your instructors for help when you are stuck or don't understand. Reach out to Student Development Services at 269.488.4040 if you need food or other life resources, mental health support or assistance with planning for the future.
 
I have observed that Kalamazoo Valley Community College students are among the most determined individuals in the nation. I'm impressed by how hard you work and am looking forward to celebrating your success when you cross the finish line.

Sincerely,

signature: L. Marshall Washington
L. Marshall Washington, Ph.D.
President

admissions registration and records
Summer 2025 Registration Opens Today
Registration for the Summer 2025 semester begins this week and is based on earned credit hours. Click here to view the Summer 2025 course schedule. Summer registration dates are as follows:
  • Students with 36 or more credit hours | March 10 | 8 a.m.
  • Students with 24 or more credit hours | March 11 | 8 a.m.
  • Students with 12 or more credit hours | March 12 | 8 a.m.
  • Registration for all other students | March 13 | 8 a.m.
Payment is due April 8 by 7 p.m., when registration temporarily closes for non-payment cancellations. Upon reopening on April 11, classes that are not paid for, on a payment plan, covered by financial aid or covered by a third-party will be dropped after five business days of registration. Advisors and counselors are available to help students select the correct courses for each degree plan. To schedule an appointment, call 269.488.4040.

Deadline to Petition to Graduate is March 31
Are you planning to graduate in April? The deadline to petition to graduate for winter semester completion is March 31. Students who petition after the deadline may not have their names printed in the April 2025 Commencement program book. Click here to submit your application. more

Join Upcoming Health Careers Application Workshops
Are you planning on applying to one of our health careers programs? The application period is April 1 - 15. Join upcoming workshops to learn how to navigate the process with confidence. Take part on any of the following dates:
�    March 24 | 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Click here to join via Zoom
�    April 1 | 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. | Texas Township Campus, Room 1310
�    April 4 | Noon - 2 p.m. | Anna Whitten Hall (downtown) Room 128
�    April 8 | 5 - 7 p.m. | Click here to join via Zoom
No RSVP is required to attend. more
Promotional graphic for “Transfer Tuesday” at Kalamazoo Valley Community College, encouraging students to connect with college and university admissions representatives. The event is geared toward students unsure of which four-year institution to attend after completing their academic goals at Kalamazoo Valley. Dates listed are February 25, March 11, and March 25. Students are directed to visit transfer tables located in the lower level of the cafeteria between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The design features white and gray text on a bright pink background, with the Kalamazoo Valley logo in the bottom right corner.
Promotional flyer for the Western Michigan University On-Site Admission Event. The event takes place on Wednesday, April 2, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Texas Township Campus, in the cafeteria. The flyer encourages students interested in transferring to Western Michigan University to attend and meet with advisors and admissions representatives to learn about transfer resources. Students who apply on or before the event can receive a same-day admissions decision. The flyer features a photo of three students posing with the Kalamazoo Valley cougar mascot, all giving thumbs up. Includes a QR code labeled "Scan to Register" and logos for Kalamazoo Valley Community College and Western Michigan University. Website: www.kvcc.edu.
public safety
Safety Precautions to take in the Case of an Active Shooter
Kalamazoo Valley's Department of Public Safety is prepared for such an event, but additional steps can be done by everyone to minimize the dangers. Use the Avoid, Deny, Defend Model.
  • Avoid: If you are near an exit, run and seek safety. Help others who may need assistance exiting the building.
  • Deny: Barricade, barricade, barricade. Fortify your workspace and classroom. Work as a team and lock all doors. Place heavy objects in front of the door to prevent or delay entry. Turn off the lights. Find objects that you can stand behind for protection. Do not hide under desks. Look for objects that can be used as a weapon.
  • Defend: If your barricade doesn�t work, be prepared to fight.
  • First responders will systematically clear the campus and each room during and after the event.
For more information, please refer to the yellow safety book located in classrooms.
Graphic promoting Kalamazoo Valley Community College's Shuttle Service. The flyer features an illustrated white shuttle van on a blue background. On the right side, there is a QR code labeled “KV” with the instruction “Scan the code for the survey!” Below the QR code, text reads: “Please take this short survey to help us improve the shuttle service.” The Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo is located in the bottom right corner.
libraries

Library Open House
Join the Libraries and Learning Center Open House at TTC on Tuesday, March 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for information about the academic support we offer, plus snacks and a library egg hunt!
 
New ProQuest Central Research Assistant
Try the new ProQuest Central Research Assistant and enhance your search results with built-in AI technology. This AI-powered assistant:

  • Suggests associated keywords which you can add to your search with a mouse click
  • Describes the key takeaway from each document you view
  • Details additional subjects discussed within the text
  • Helps identify and define the important concepts for you
  • Brainstorms and displays clickable related topics to explore further  
Request a Book through MeLCat
The Kalamazoo Valley Libraries participate in MeLCat, a resource-sharing service that allows students, staff and faculty to borrow items from other participating libraries throughout the state of Michigan. Click here to search for materials available to borrow. Make sure to have your Valley ID ready. Books can be sent directly to the Kalamazoo Valley library location of your choice. The library will contact you when your item is available for pickup.
 
Hours and Contact Information
Flyer for “The Ned Foskey Poetry Prize” at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. The background is yellow with a paint texture. Text reads: “The Ned Foskey Poetry Prize” “Deadline for submission is Tuesday, April 1, 2025.” “Any registered Kalamazoo Valley Community College student is eligible.” Prize amounts: First place $150, Second place $100, Third place $75. “Submit up to three previously unpublished poems.” There is a QR code in the top right corner with the instruction: “Scan the QR code for details and guidelines.” Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo is at the bottom right.
phi theta kappa honor society
Group photo taken indoors at a Kalamazoo Valley Community College event. A large group of diverse students and faculty are standing together, smiling at the camera. Many are holding bouquets of white flowers, suggesting a ceremony or recognition event. The backdrop includes two vertical banners with the word “Kalamazoo” and a projector screen in the center. The setting appears to be a lecture hall or multipurpose room with rows of chairs in the foreground. Bright lighting and a celebratory atmosphere are evident.
PTK Celebrates Winter 2025 Induction
Kalamazoo Valley's Alpha Rho Nu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the international honor society for two-year colleges, held its Winter 2025 Induction Ceremony for new members on Thursday, Feb. 20 in the Texas Township Campus Theater. L. Marshall Washington, Ph.D., president of Kalamazoo Valley Community College, was the keynote speaker. more
kalamazoo valley accelerated associate program (KVAAP)
Promotional flyer for the KVAAP (Kalamazoo Valley Accelerated Associate Program) March Madness event at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Large text reads "KVAAP March Madness" with a basketball graphic on the right. Event details: * **March 20** from **Noon – 4 P.M.** at Texas Township Campus, Room 4240 * **March 21** from **Noon – 4 P.M.** at Anna Whitten Hall, Room 307 Activities include: * Registering for summer classes * Watching March Madness basketball games * Playing board games with staff and students * Enjoying provided food * Competing in NCAA bracket challenges for a prize Includes a QR code to register and visit [www.kvcc.edu/kvaap](http://www.kvcc.edu/kvaap). Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo is displayed at the bottom right.
Promotional graphic for Kalamazoo Valley Community College's wellness event titled "Stan Yourself – Avoid Burnout and Make Time for YOU." The event is scheduled for February 25 from 3 to 4 p.m. in Anna Whitten Hall, Room 128. The text encourages students to prioritize self-care and rest as essential to academic success. Visual includes a large blue foam finger with "#1" to emphasize self-prioritization. The Kalamazoo Valley logo appears at the bottom right.
cougar cafe
What's for Lunch at the Texas Township Campus?
We have a lot of tasty options to look forward to at the Cougar Caf! From March 10 - 13, stop by for some vegetable beef soup. Monday, March 10, start the week off right with a chicken popper bowl. Tuesday, March 11, enjoy some loaded nachos. Wednesday, March 12, warm up with some chicken and broccoli bake. Thursday, March 13, finish strong with a sweet Thai chicken bowl. We look forward to serving you!

The Cougar Cafe is open Monday - Thursday from 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
kalamazoo valley youth summer camps
Register Now for Kalamazoo Valley Summer Camps
Looking for some summer fun for your kids or grandchildren? Explore Kalamazoo Valley�s wide variety of youth summer camps. From athletics to hands-on learning, there�s plenty at Kalamazoo Valley to keep kids busy all summer long. Click here to learn more.
 The official kalamazoo valley community college cougar bookstore
A wide-angle composite image showing the exterior of the Kalamazoo Valley Community College (KVCC) Bookstore. The storefront features large glass windows decorated with full-size images of diverse students and the KVCC logo in blue and white. The left section displays the bookstore hours, website (bookstore.kvcc.edu), and a freestanding sign. The center section includes the entrance door and students pictured in KVCC apparel. The right section continues the window graphics and includes a brick wall with signage for Kalamazoo Valley Community College above.

Get in the School Spirit at the Bookstore!
Freshen up your Cougar swag to wear at home games, or at college and community events! The Texas Township Campus Bookstore has a lot of awesome Cougar items, from T-shirts to hoodies, decals to water bottles! Shop in person, or online  at bookstore.kvcc.edu.

get involved on campus at kalamazoo valley community college

Promotional flyer for the Kalamazoo Valley Community College Talent Show. Large decorative text on the left says "Show Your Talent." Event details: Date: April 18 Time: 7 p.m. Location: Dale B. Lake Auditorium Doors open at 6 p.m. Call to action: Have a talent? Sign up for the Kalamazoo Valley Talent Show! Open to all KVCC students, faculty, and alumni. Sign-up instructions: Scan the QR code or email amattson8174@mail.kvcc.edu or bmcgruder5086@mail.kvcc.edu. Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo appears in the lower right. Background features a blue and green color palette with dotted accents.
Promotional graphic for a Kalamazoo Valley Community College event titled "Study Methods? Lowkey Fire!" happening March 11 from 3 to 4 p.m. at Anna Whitten Hall, Room 128. The event focuses on building effective study methods and habits to make school easier. The graphic includes an image of Steve Buscemi’s “How do you do, fellow kids?” meme, framed in gold, and text explaining the importance of study habits in a playful tone. The Kalamazoo Valley logo appears in the bottom right corner, and the "Twenty Years at Kalamazoo Promise" logo is in the top right.

Harry Potter Club flyer from Kalamazoo Valley Community College. The background features a parchment scroll, a Gryffindor robe, and a spellbook. The header reads "Harry Potter Club" in the signature Harry Potter font. Text: “We will be doing all the Harry Potter things that you wanted to do: crafts, playing Quidditch, discussing theories, Tri-Wizard Tournament, and so much more. Join us! Please take the Harry Potter house quiz at wizardingworld.com/sorting-hat before you come, and email your results to Ariana Schultz at aschultz1564@mail.kvcc.edu.” Meeting Dates: Tuesday, February 11 Tuesday, February 25 Tuesday, March 11 Tuesday, March 25 Tuesday, April 8 Tuesday, April 22 Time: 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. Location: TTC, Room 3250 Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo appears in the bottom right.
Promotional flyer for Kalamazoo Valley Community College's Math Club event titled "Mathematic Madness." Event details: Date: March 28 Time: 3:30 p.m. Location: TTC Room 2220 Description: Watch Kalamazoo Valley’s self-proclaimed “uber-dorks” compete in fun, fast-paced math challenges for the title of “Biggest Math Nerd.” Contact for questions: Email bkloosterma3302@mail.kvcc.edu Design features colorful math-themed illustrations including rulers, compasses, math symbols, a pencil, and a paper airplane. Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo is displayed in the bottom right corner. Background is light yellow and white.

Flyer promoting the Valley Future Educators’ Club at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. At the top center, there's a stylized red apple with a green leaf and brown stem. Below the apple is the text: “Valley Future Educators’ Club” Headline: “Thinking about pursuing a degree in an educational field?” Body Text: The Valley Future Educators’ Club (VFEC) offers a great place to meet other students who share a passion for teaching and learning and are interested in exploring careers in education. All meetings are held in TTC Room 4370. Meeting Times: Mondays, 1 – 2 p.m. Feb. 17 and Mar. 17 Footer: Bottom right corner features the Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo.
Colorful flyer for the LGBTQ+ Diversity Club at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Bold text reads “LGBTQ+ diversity club” across a rainbow-striped background. Meetings are every Monday from noon to 1 p.m. at Anna Whitten Hall, Room 205, downtown Kalamazoo. Contact Club Advisor Misti Mahon at mmahon@kvcc.edu. A note states the KVCC shuttle bus drops off at Anna Whitten Hall at 11:45 a.m. Mondays. Visuals include a hand-drawn megaphone, rainbow symbols, and gender icons on a black background. Kalamazoo Valley logo at the bottom.

Flyer for the Art and Animation Club at Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Winter 2025. Meetings are held Tuesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in CNM Room 65. Students are invited to join a diverse group of peers who enjoy watching and playing animated drawings in various forms. The club encourages creativity and inspiration. For more information, contact Aubrey Jewel Rodgers at arodgers@kvcc.edu. A note at the bottom mentions additional “game jam workshops” held on Fridays from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. with Joshua Winters-Brown and Aubrey Jewel Rodgers. The background includes digital art tools like a stylus, tablet, pencil, sketchbook, and deadline calendar. Kalamazoo Valley logo appears in the corner
Flyer for the Gaming Club at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. The flyer has an 8-bit pixel art theme with blue grid background, a treasure chest, pixelated trees, and a "score" counter showing 18,500. Text reads: "You're invited to play a variety of games, from TTRPGs and board games to video games, and everything in between! We meet on Thursdays from 4–9 p.m., but you don’t have to come the entire time. Drop in when you can! We'll be in Room 1310 (TTC) all semester (except Feb. 20 when we will be in Room 2420). We hope to see you there!" Top left corner has “Gaming Club” logo; bottom right includes Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo
Promotional flyer for "Coffee: Seed to Cup" — a three-part coffee education series led by Gary Marquardt of Feedback Coffee & Education, hosted by Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Session Details: Session 1 – April 12 | 10 – 11:30 A.M. | $25 Explore the journey of coffee from farm to cup. Learn about the bean’s transformation and how different brewing methods affect flavor. Session 2 – April 19 | 10 – 11:30 A.M. | $35 Dive into coffee history from 1300 to today. Understand the beverage’s global significance and cultural trends, especially in the U.S. Session 3 – April 26 | 10 – 11:30 A.M. | $25 Learn how to shop for coffee wisely by evaluating labels, price, sourcing, and grind. Includes brewing and tasting three coffees priced between $10–$15 per bag. Location: Marilyn J. Schlack Culinary and Allied Health Building, Kalamazoo Valley Community College, 418 E. Walnut St., Kalamazoo, MI 49007 Contact: Charmelle Abdullah at 269-353-1268 Website: www.kvcc.edu/community/ Design notes: Features images of coffee beans, ground coffee, and scoops on a rustic background. QR code included for more info. Kalamazoo Valley logo at the bottom right.

office of diversity and inclusion
Promotional flyer for a Women’s History Month event titled “A Life of Service: Anna Whitten Tribute Luncheon,” hosted by Kalamazoo Valley Community College. Event Details: Date & Time: Wednesday, March 12 | Noon – 1:30 p.m. Location: Anna Whitten Hall, Room 128, 202 N. Rose Street, Downtown Kalamazoo Highlights: Heavy hors d’oeuvres and guest speakers, including Dr. L. Marshall Washington, president of Kalamazoo Valley Community College, and others. A dedication of the new Anna Whitten Hall display will immediately follow the program. No RSVP required. Free event. Special Note: Guests are encouraged to wear red in support of Equal Pay Day. Contact: For more information, call 269.488.4229. Design features: Includes a portrait of Anna Whitten in a red suit on a burgundy background, with gold and white text and Kalamazoo Valley Community College logo at bottom right.athletics

Kalamazoo Valley Community College men’s basketball team poses for a celebratory group photo on a basketball court. The team members, coaches, and staff are smiling and holding plaques after a victory, with several players making celebratory gestures. Most players are wearing gray and blue "Cougars" uniforms, and two players are lying on the court in front. The gymnasium has blue bleachers in the background, and a table with a "Cougars" banner is visible on the left
Congrats to Men�s Basketball Team on MCCAA State Championship!
Kalamazoo Valley�s men's basketball team won the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA) State Championship Saturday, March 1 before an audience of over 700 fans at our Texas Township Campus! The Cougars beat Macomb Community College, 93-85. Read all the details here. Enjoy photos from the championship here.

Team portrait of the Kalamazoo Valley Community College 2024–25 women's basketball team. The image shows fourteen players in black "Cougars" jerseys with teal and white accents, arranged in two groups with a stylized background. At the bottom are head coach Felicia Thomas, assistant coach Nancy Willmore, and athletic trainer Jessica Morin, each identified with name labels. The Cougars logo featuring a stylized blue and white cougar head is displayed prominently in the center with the text “2024–25 Women’s Basketball” below it

Women�s Basketball Qualified for Great Lakes District Tournament
Kudos to the women�s basketball players! They qualified for the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Great Lakes District A Tournament held last week. We are very proud of them although they lost to Marian University�s Ancilla College in Indiana, 68-46, in the first round of play, so they could not advance in the tournament. As for their regular season, our amazing Lady Cougars wrapped that up on Wednesday, Feb. 26 winning at Glen Oaks Community College with a score of 51-30, finishing with a record of 7-7 (an overall record of 15-13). Click here to see photos from their final home game on Feb. 22.

Player Spotlight
Player Spotlight is an occasional feature highlighting outstanding student-athletes at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. The honorees have been nominated by their coaches. Today we are spotlighting three women's basketball players and three men's basketball players.

Individual headshots of six Kalamazoo Valley basketball players, each wearing a black jersey with teal accents, shown from left to right: Katrise Hudson smiling with long straight hair styled in pigtails, Glorivel Rodriguez-Rosario with straight black hair, Caley Kerwin smiling with wavy blonde hair, Makyle Doss with medium-length dreadlocks and a cross necklace, Ramere Draper with long dreadlocks and a slight smile, and Joey Liedel smiling with short brown hair. Each player's name is labeled in bold uppercase text below their image
WOMEN�S BASKETBALL
KATRISE HUDSON
Position: Center
Hometown: Bloomingdale, Michigan
Major: Criminal justice
Why outstanding: Katrise demonstrates pure leadership on the court and in the classroom. She was voted captain her freshman and sophomore years here. She values education above all else and holds herself to extremely high standards, always setting goals and striving for them, simultaneously challenging her peers to do the same. Katrise will continue her education at a four-year university next year and aspires to make a career out of being a force of change in public policy.
 
GLORIVEL RODRIGUEZ-ROSARIO
Position: Guard
Hometown: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Major: Undecided
Why outstanding: Glorivel has great work ethic. As an international student, she has gracefully adjusted academically and immediately began making her mark here in our basketball program. She led our team in almost every statistic this season. She is one who never gives up. Glorivel will be a staple in our program next year as a sophomore.

CALEY KERWIN
Position: Guard
Hometown: Schoolcraft, Michigan
Major: Early education
Why outstanding: Caley became a dual-sport athlete this year as a softball player who joined the basketball team. While multitasking demands from both teams, she always gave 100% of herself. Caley is someone always striving to become a better version of herself and her work ethic matches that. She will be leaving Kalamazoo Valley this year with two degrees and looking to continue her education at a four-year university in the fall.

MEN'S BASKETBALL
MAKYLE DOSS
Position: Point guard
Hometown: Jackson, Michigan
Major: Business
Why outstanding: MaKyle has taking on the role of point guard this year and has been an All-Conference performer. His ability to adapt to whatever the team needs is a big part of the Cougars' success.

RAMERE DRAPER
Position: Wing
Hometown: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Major: Business
Why outstanding: Ramere has been a huge part of our program for the last few years. His ability to work well with others and be a team player sets him up for success.

JOEY LIEDEL
Position: Shooting guard
Hometown: Mason, Michigan
Major: Business
Why outstanding: Joey is an outstanding leader who continues to succeed on and off the court. His leadership has been a big reason for the success of the men�s basketball program.

 what's happening at the Kalamazoo Valley Museum. the kalamazoo valley museum is operated by kalamazoo valley community college and is governed by its board of trustees.
Three side-by-side images showing scenes from a community health and family event. In the first image, a woman at a Kalamazoo Public Library table speaks to families with strollers, young children, and informational pamphlets on display. In the second image, a woman in a red "Rx Kids" t-shirt is being recorded on video in front of a promotional backdrop that includes logos for Rx Kids, Cradle Kalamazoo, and other sponsors. A camera operator is visible in the foreground. The third image shows a busy indoor hallway with parents, children, and community members visiting various tables and booths, some carrying tote bags and engaging with event staff.
Museum Hosts Rx Kids Kickoff Event that Draws Hundreds
The Kalamazoo Valley Museum hosted the launch party for the local kickoff of Rx Kids from the Kalamazoo Community Foundation on Sunday, Feb. 23. Almost 440 community members attended, plus over 50 vendors and volunteers! Click here to see more photos. Eligible Kalamazoo expectant families receive up to $7,500 through baby�s first year of life under the program, which began in Flint and is now expanding into Kalamazoo. It is the country�s first citywide parent and infant cash program. Learn more here.
 
20th kalamazoo fretboard festival at the kalamazoo valley museum (2005-2025)
Museum Offers Free Fretboard Festival for 20th Year March 21 - 22
Celebrate Kalamazoo's rich musical history when the annual Fretboard Festival returns March 21 - 22! This FREE event is a celebration of guitars and all stringed instruments. Enjoy live performances, workshops and more at the Kalamazoo Valley Museum and Kalamazoo Valley�s Anna Whitten, conveniently located next to each other in downtown Kalamazoo. The festival kicks off Friday, March 21 with performances by Michigan mandoliner Brian Oberlin and musical partners at 6 and 7 p.m. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Seating is limited, and the free tickets are first come, first served. The festival continues Saturday, March 22, from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Kalamazoo Valley Museum has been the proud organizer of the festival for the last 20 years. Click here for the lineup, performance times and other details. Watch the museum�s newly released documentary about the festival here.

 
Illustrated movie poster for The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, featuring dramatic fantasy imagery. In the foreground, a heroic man with dark hair, wearing a red and white tunic, stands at a ship's wheel beside a concerned-looking woman. Behind them are fantastical scenes including a towering cyclops, a dragon battling a swordsman, animated skeleton warriors, a ship in rough seas, and a two-headed giant bird with wings spread wide. The film title is prominently displayed in bold, stylized text on a glowing yellow background: "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad." The artwork evokes a sense of high adventure and mythical danger
See Three Iconic Stop-Motion Animation Movies for Free
Celebrate the legendary artistry of Ray Harryhausen, the master of stop-motion animation, at the Kalamazoo Valley Museum! Enjoy an enchanting series of FREE movie screenings featuring some of his iconic films. These screenings tie in with the traveling exhibit �Ray Harryhausen: Miniature Models of the Silver Screen,� currently on view at the museum through April 27. While there is no cost to see the films, tickets will only be available at noon on the day of each show at the front desk, or online at kalamazoomuseum.org. Due to limited seating, it is first come, first served. Here�s the lineup: Sunday, March 30, �The 7th Voyage of Sinbad�; April 6, �Jason and the Argonauts�; and April 13, �Clash of the Titans.� All showtimes are at 1 p.m. Guests are invited to return for a special in-depth panel discussion exploring Harryhausen�s enduring legacy led by Connor Heaney, curator for the Harryhausen Foundation, at 1 p.m. April 27.
 
colorful collection of the kalamazoo valley museum
Two New Fun Exhibits Highlight Items from the Museum�s Archives
Check out the new �Colorful Collections� and �The Art of Advertising� exhibits on view through Aug. 31! �Colorful Collections� features items from the Kalamazoo Valley Museum�s permanent collection displayed in a rainbow of hues. Delve into the color spectrum like never before as you enjoy some of the brightest and boldest examples from the KVM's collection. �The Art of Advertising� showcases nostalgic signs and advertisements from area businesses from the museum�s archives, offering up an eclectic mix of advertising paraphernalia from bygone eras.
 
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