Student Activities

The Spokesman-Review is available for purchase outside the south entrance of the Lair. The New York Times is available for purchase at the Bookstore in the Lair. The Sasquatch Times (student newspaper) is available for free.

Orlando's is a luncheon restaurant facility staffed by students from the culinary arts program and features fine and exotic cuisine. Reservations are recommended. Orlando's is open to students and staff. Located at SCC, Building 1, Room 148. For reservations or information contact 533-7283.

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Parking passes are purchased at the Cashiers' Office on a quarterly basis. Parking passes are to be displayed from the rearview mirror and are valid only in designated student parking areas. Passes must be renewed each quarter. Tickets must be paid before the end of the quarter for release of grades, to pick up financial aid checks, or to register.

Citations may be appealed in one of two ways:

1. In person at the Security Office in Building 1; Room 149 (you must bring your citation with you) - OR -
2. Online at the following website (you must have your citation information for this option) www.scc.spokane.edu/?sec

Citations may only be appealed within 14 days of their issuance.

Each campus building has at least one large recycling bin centrally located designed for a variety of recyclable items (building one has multiple locations for recycling bins). Recycling is good for the environment and also saves money for the campus by decreasing waste disposal costs.

Students may register for classes at the Registration Window. Other transactions at the Registration Window include add/drop, official withdrawal and late enrollment. Student kiosks are available throughout the campus for students to plan and register for classes, obtain copies of class schedules or print unofficial transcripts. Most forms are available on our website: www.scc.spokane.edu.

Hours of Operation - Fall, Winter, and Spring
Mon.-Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-noon with limited front desk services noon-4:00 p.m.

Extended hours will be in effect for the first three days of the quarter.

Resident or nonresident classifications are used for tuition calculation purposes. If you are classified as a nonresident and are not an international student, have lived continuously in the state of Washington for the past twelve months, for purposes other than educational, and would like to your residency status reviewed, contact the Residency Classification Office for an appointment.

All students should familiarize themselves with the CCS Selected Rules, Regulations and Policies Concerning Student Conduct, Student Records, Traffic, Health and Safety Regulations and Rights of Appeal. If you have any questions or would like copies of these rules, please contact the Vice President of Enrollment Services and Student Development in Building 50 (Max Snyder Building), Building 16 (Learning Resources Center), or any dean's office.

Note: The Standards of Conduct for Students are also available online.

Indoor Running Track - Available any time the building is open.
Outdoor Running Track - Available in the mornings. The track team has priority for practices in the afternoons.

The Sasquatch Times is SCC's student newspaper.

SCC Security is responsible for campus security. Services include vehicle assistance (jump starts/lock outs), escort services and parking enforcement. Citations may only be appealed within 14 days of their issuance.

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Service learning is a method of teaching and learning that engages students in meaningful service to their communities through careful integration of academic instruction. Service learning gives students an opportunity to use knowledge gained in classes to address the needs of their neighborhoods and community. The service learning office is available to assist faculty in creating service learning opportunities and creating syllabi with a service learning component. We also offer the popular Students In Service (SIS) educational scholarship program - The Students in Service program is a part-time AmeriCorps program that encourages and supports college and university students to provide valuable service in their communities. SIS members make a difference in their communities, gain valuable civic and workforce skills. Upon completion of his or her term of service, each SIS member earns an education award up to $2,362.50.

Smoking is not allowed inside any college building or motor pool vehicle. In addition, smoking materials, i.e., cigarettes and related supplies, will not be sold on campus. State Law prohibits smoking within 25 feet of any door, window or vent. A $10 fine will be imposed if you are observed violating this law. Campus smoking shelters are located in the following areas:

Building 1 North Main Entrance
Building 1 East Main Entrance
Building 6 West Entrance
Building 18 South Main Entrance

Smoking citations may be appealed at www.scc.spokane.edu/?secsmokingappeal.

The Student Activities Office has general campus information on topics including housing, graduation, vending machine reimbursement, campus bulletin board approval, student government, and campus clubs and organizations.

The Associated Student Government is made up of the Associated Student Council, which meets on Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m., and the Student Activities Council, which meet on Tuesdays at 2:45 p.m. Both meet in the Lair's Upstairs Conference Room. All SCC students are encouraged to attend. Applications for council positions are accepted throughout the year. Elections for president and vice president are held in April. Executive council and programmer positions are appointed in May and senator positions are appointed in October. All positions receive a quarterly stipend.

Open swim hours for currently enrolled students, CCS employees, and paying community members: Each quarter's hours vary depending on aquatic class scheduling. For additional information, call Michele Heuer, Aquatics Director, at (509) 533-7211 or visit the CCS Athletics website.