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Green River College Announces AA Degree With Concentration in Broadcast and Digital Media

Keeping pace with changing dynamics in the journalism industry, Green River College is now offering a new Associate of Arts degree with a concentration in broadcast and digital media. The 27-credit concentration offers students safe ways to study and advance their education.

Gatorcast Ep. 14: Role Models – Impact of Community Colleges Beyond the Classroom

In this episode of Gatorcast, Dr. Suzanne Johnson discusses with guest Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart the important role that community colleges play in the support of pathways to opportunity for all students who attend community colleges.

NWCCU reaffirms Green River College’s accreditation

The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) has reaffirmed the regional accreditation of Green River College through 2027. The NWCCU commended Green River for its accomplishments in six areas, while providing two recommendations.

Gatorcast Ep. 13: Plan Ahead – Readying Your Transfer Application

Learn important information about transfer applications from Green River to a four-year college or university. No matter where you land, your journey starts here.

Green River Launches Associate Degree Program in Data Analytics and Software Development

New 2-year degree program helps students build marketable skills for today’s information economy; graduates eligible for admission to Green River’s Applied Baccalaureate in Software Development.

GRC responds to recent ICE announcement of policy changes affecting international students

GRC President Suzanne Johnson and Wendy Stewart, vice president, International Programs and Extended Learning, respond to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's recent decision to end an emergency waiver allowing international students to maintain their visa status while taking only online courses.

Message from the Executive Team

A message from the Green River College Executive Team to the Green River College community following President Johnson's message earlier in the week on the recent death of George Floyd and demonstrations throughout our community, and nation.

Message from the President

President Suzanne Johnson's message to the Green River College community on the recent death of George Floyd and demonstrations throughout our community, and nation.

Photo & Video Feature: GRC answers the call for PPE

Manufacturing Technology faculty Bradley Chinn discusses the work he and his team are doing to 3D print face masks and other PPE (personal protective equipment) for front-line healthcare workers in the Puget Sound area battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Note of Encouragement and Support: Spring Quarter Resources & Dates

Spring quarter 2020 classes will begin on Monday, April 6. Classes and support services will resume with online delivery while all GRC locations, offices, and buildings will remain closed to the public through May 4, unless otherwise directed. Students should remain off-campus following the Governor’s directives and campus “closed to the public” expectations. Employees can access campus for the purpose of delivering/supporting online educational needs critical functions of the College.

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