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What to do if you or someone you know has experienced interpersonal violence.
Make a Report
Learn how to make a report or file a complaint related to sexual misconduct.
Quarterly Toiletry Drive
The Violence Prevention Center and the Progress and Completion Center host a quarterly donation drive to collect toiletries and personal care items that are available to any member of our Green River campus community. We know that even though these items are important, they can be the first thing people do without when they are dealing with personal crisis and financial difficulties.
Read More about the Toiletry Drive
About the Center for Transformational Wellness
The Green River College Center for Transformational Wellness serves all members of our campus community. People of any and all genders, sexualities, races, ethnicities, ability, age, language proficiency, and immigration status are welcome.
Three programs operate out of the Center for Transformational Wellness
- Gators Care: campus-wide strategies to prevent interpersonal violence, promote wellness, and provide support to all members of the campus community that have experienced stalking, harassment, sexual assault and relationship violence.
- Gators Thrive: new and current student support for individuals in or seeking recovery from substance use.
- reEntry Services: new and current student support for individuals who have been impacted by criminal legal and/or foster care systems.
At the Center for Transformational Wellness you can find a safe and peaceful space with access to a variety of free self-care items including menstrual supplies, sexual products, beverages, snacks and more.
Sexual Assault Policy
Green River College’s policy, GA-11 Sex Discrimination Grievance Procedure, can be found on the Green River website.
Terms and Definitions
Learn about the terms and definitions used on this site.
Get Involved
Are you interested in helping to prevent sexual assault, stalking and relationship violence? Are you in recovery from substance use, or have you been impacted by the criminal legal or foster care systems and interested in helping build supports on campus?
The Center for Transformational Wellness will be creating a Peer Educator program to provide bystander intervention training to groups across campus as well as peer support for those in recovery from substance use, formerly incarcerated, and former foster youth. If you would like more information please come by the Center for Transformational Wellness in the Student Affairs and Success Center (SA) room 227, or submit the form below.
Contact Us
SA 227
vpc@greenriver.edu
253-333-6015
Virtual Assistance Lobby
Join via Zoom
By Phone: 253-215-8782
- Meeting ID: 918 259 4630
- Password: 98092
Kelsey Barrans
Assistant Director of Violence Prevention
kbarrans@greenriver.edu
Office: 253-333-6016
Cell: 253-281-2984
(business hours only)
Schedule a meeting with Kelsey
Hours of Operation
Please Note: With a small staff, we may need to close the center throughout the week for meetings and events. We will post updated information about our expected return time to the office on our door. Otherwise, our general hours are as follows:
| Phone Hours |
| Monday - Thursday |
| 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. |
| Friday, Saturday, Sunday |
| Closed |
| Zoom Lobby Hours |
| Monday - Tuesday |
| 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. |
| Wednesday - Thursday |
| 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. |
Contact Campus Safety
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency: From any campus phone, dial 3350. All other phones 253-288-3350.
Safety Requests: safetydispatch@greenriver.edu
Director of Campus Safety & Transportation: Derek Ronnfeldt