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Sen. Sam Hunt holds large red scissors to cut a red ribbon along with Board Chair Doug Mah

Lacey 3 opens for AEC Technology

On Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2019, SPSCC cut the ribbon at the newly renovated Lacey Campus Building 3. The space brings closer two Professional Technical programs: the design-focused Advanced Manufacturing on floor one and the build-focused Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) Technology on floor two.

The 2019-20 year brings 5 new full-time faculty to SPSCC

This year, SPSCC welcomes five outstanding tenure-track faculty members to its already stellar team of full-time faculty. Each bring a new perspective and expertise along with diverse backgrounds, education, and life experience. Welcome to Richard Dahlen, Chandra Miller-Starks, Chirstopher Ramos, Kamara Taylor, and Julia Trude.

Life unseen comes to The Gallery in new exhibition

Beginning Oct. 7, come see the familiar and the strange in "What Lies Beneath", a new gallery exhibition with works from Washington artists Melinda Hurst Frye and Cyrra Robinson highlighting what lives beneath the ground and beneath the waves. The exhibition will be open through Nov. 11, with a special opening reception and artist talks on Friday, Oct. 11, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.