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 and mathematicians, filling an urgent need for qualified technical professionals. The primary goal of Washington MESA Community College Program is to increase the number of historically underrepresented community college students who transfer and earn STEM bachelor’s degrees. MESA students are provided with support and resources, such as individualized educational planning, transfer assistance, academic and career development workshops, access to STEM- related activities and field trips, and a dedicated student center for studying
and tutoring.
COMPUTER ACCESS
Holman Library (HL), 2nd Floor 253-931-6480
Technology Center (TC), 2nd Floor 253-931-6465
Kent Center (KC), 272 253-931-6465
The college’s open computer labs are in the Holman Library and the Technology Center on the main campus, and in Kent Center room 272.
Students and community members using GreenRiver technology and computer resources are bound by and should read the Acceptable Use Policy (SS 24) on the Policies and Procedures website.
The college also provides wireless internet access throughout the campus. Check the Green River website for computer lab hours of operation.
Computer User Fees
A quarterly technology fee is included in each student’s registration fees. Each student is allocated 350 printing points each quarter. Black and white prints are one point, color prints are 10 points
and posters are 100 points. Community members may purchase quarterly access to library computers for $60. Call Continuing Education at 253-333-6030
for more information.
Computer Labs/Computer Classrooms
Computer classrooms are only for use by students taking classes in those classrooms. Classrooms are locked when a class is not in session.
JUDICIAL PROGRAMS
Student Affairs (SA), Room 206D 253-833-9111, ext. 3397
Judicial Programs, a unit within Student Affairs, seeks to educate students
about their rights, responsibilities and expectations as members of Green
River College while providing a fair and educational process through which alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct are adjudicated.
RUNNING START
Student Affairs (SA), Room 135 253-288-3380 RunningStart@greenriver.edu
Running Start is a program for eligible high school juniors and seniors who are ready to take college courses. Students receive both college and high school credit while attending college tuition-free.
RECRUITMENT AND OUTREACH
Student Affairs (SA), Room 105 253-288-3395
The focus of Recruitment & Outreach is
to promote Green River College and its programs to the surrounding communities. Our staff attend community events, host on-campus and virtual events, and provide campus tours to visiting groups. If you would like to volunteer to help
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