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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 with events or campus tours, please contact
our office. Future students enjoy hearing from current students!
COUNSELING SERVICES
Student Affairs (SA), Room 231 253-351-6670
Counseling Services offers short-term personal counseling (in person and via telecounseling when appropriate) that focuses on personal growth
and the development of coping skills related to
a variety of concerns. The Counseling Services faculty members also offer workshops on academic success and personal wellness topics. Counseling is confidential and available at no charge.
For current Counseling Services hours, visit Green River’s website. For crisis support when a Counselor is not available call the King County Crisis Line at 866-427-4747, and for text crisis support text "HOME" to 741-741 (both are available 24 hours
a day).
DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES
Student Affairs (SA), Room 210 253-931-6460, TDD 253-288-3359
DSS Office Hours: M, T, W, & Th 8 AM - 5 PM & F 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
ZOOM LOBBY MEETING ID: 969-031-761 or https://zoom.us/j/969031761 Password 98092
Disability Support Services (DSS) works with qualified students with disabilities in a confidential, respectful and safe environment to ensure equitable access and opportunity with academic and professional goals at Green River College.
DSS makes available reasonable requested accommodations for individuals with disabilities with advance notice of need, and may include, but are not limited to: special location for testing; supplemental note taking assistance; textbooks; assistive technology; sign language interpreters; extended time on tests; supportive chairs; and referrals to campus and community resources.
VETERAN SERVICES
Student Affairs and Success Center (SA), Room 225
253-288-3452
Please stop by the Veteran Services Office if you are a Veteran or eligible dependent wishing to
use your Post 9/11 GI Bill®, Veteran Readiness
& Employment, Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance, Fry Scholarship, Montgomery GI Bill®, or Montgomery GI Bill® Selected Reserve benefits. Students wanting to use these benefits must contact a School Certifying Official in Veteran Services. If you are uncertain of your VA education benefit eligibility, contact VA Education and Training at 888-442-4551
for assistance.
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