Student Activities

A fax machine located in the library is available to students at a cost of 50 cents per page for local service and $1.00 for long distance service.

Financial Aid helps students who need additional funding to attend college. Each academic year students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Priority deadline for all Spokane Community College required documents for Fall Quarter is June 15th of each year. Paperwork received after the deadline will be processed on a first come first served basis with funds available. Eligibility for most financial aid is based on the "need" of the student. The Federal Government will determine eligibility for, and amount of, financial aid. Awards come in three different forms: scholarships or grant aid, educational loans and work study. Financial Aid awards are usually made up of all three forms when an applicant applies on time.

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The Fitness Center and Weight Room are classrooms for students enrolled in any of the following physical education classes: Fast Fitness 186/286, Cross Training 187/287, Weight Training 139/239, and Fit for Life 100/200.

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The Associated Student Council (ASC) sponsors a campus emergency food bank and resource center to assist students in need. Money allocated from ASC funds are used to purchase a variety of food items at a bulk rate from the Spokane Food Bank and is supplemented with food and/or money contributed by SCC students, faculty, staff, clubs and classes. Quarterly hours are posted on the door and services are available to all SCC students. After completing minor paperwork, this service allows students to request emergency food three times per quarter (ALL INFORMATION IS KEPT STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL). Other services provided by the Food Bank are listings of local emergency services. Donations are gladly accepted and appreciated.

The game room features billiard tables, ping pong tables, darts, video games, TV room, and a jukebox. It is open regular school days from 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Grades are generally available four business days after the end of each quarter at: https://secure.scc.spokane.edu/wts/info/

Students must complete a Petition for Degree or Certificate form to have their credits evaluated for the requirements of their degree and/or certificate. The forms are available at the division offices, the counseling center (Building 15), the information desk (Building 50) or can be downloaded from the CCS website. A separate Petition for Degree or Certificate form is required for each degree or certificate. A petition should be completed two quarters prior to the anticipated completion date in order to ensure all requirements are met and all degrees/ certificates earned are recorded on the student's transcript. Submit the completed form to the Transcript Office (Building 50). Completing the Petition for Degree or Certificate form entitles students to participate in the graduation ceremony. Graduation ceremonies are held once each school year at the end of spring quarter. Students completing their degree requirements at other times during the year are encouraged to return to participate in the June ceremonies.

For information regarding the ceremonies and/or cap and gown distribution, contact the Student Activities Office in the Lair (Building 6) or refer to www.scc.spokane.edu/?commencement.

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The Graphics Services office provides a variety of services for students including color copying and printing, lamination, and CD/DVD burning for student projects. For more information on the variety of services offered, check out their website at www.scc.spokane.edu/?media.

The Greenery is a student-operated flower shop and nursery with three greenhouses where students grow and propagate house plants, annuals, perennials, trees, and bushes. Plants and fresh flower arrangements made by the floral students are available for purchase. Special arrangements can be made by calling The Greenery.

To park in any on-campus parking, including handicap parking, students must purchase a student parking permit. To park in state-designated handicap spaces, a state disability placard is also required. Quarterly disabled parking permits are available to individuals with temporary mobility issues.

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The Student Health Center is open to all currently enrolled SCC and SFCC students. The health center is a walk-in clinic for basic sick-call and minor injury, and can write prescriptions and provide TB testing. Most clinic services are included in the student fees you have already paid.

Health Science offers some health services according to class programs, i.e., dietetic services offers nutritional analysis during spring quarter. Dental care offers free dental hygiene information and other dental services throughout the year. Echocardiography offers EKG testing during winter quarter. Check with the office on specific services and timelines. A Health Sciences Resource Center is also available.

SCC offers hearing-impaired students access to comprehensive support services while attending regular programs. Service needs are determined on a case by case basis. Contact the Center for Students with Disabilities for more information about these services.

SCC has no on-campus housing available. The Student Activities Office has a housing list available or you may access the housing list at: www.scc.spokane.edu/?stacthousing. The list is updated every Friday. To post housing availabilities to this website please contact the Student Activities office at the below information.