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$15.7M

Total annual financial assistance awarded

SPSCC makes $930 million impact on Thurston County

SPSCC was recently the subject of an economic impact study generated by the Thurston County Economic Development Council. The report highlights SPSCC’s total economic impact to Thurston County, which measures $930 million and 6.9% of the Gross Regional Product. ”We take our 6,000 students and move them into the community where they help us produce an almost $1 billion impact,” said SPSCC president Timothy Stokes.

SPSCC sophomore CaCoa Chatman named NWAC Athlete of the Week

Chatman was highly instrumental in the Clippers' win over 8th-ranked Lower Columbia with a huge three at the buzzer to help lift SPSCC to the top of the West Region's standings. Coach Green shared that, "Our game with Lower Columbia was a hard fought battle both ways, but we were fortunate enough to get out of the gym with a win because of Coa's buzzer beater from the three point line."

SPSCC's new Trustee was also the 2017 Washington State Small Business Person of the Year

In January 2020, SPSCC announced its newest member of the Board of Trustees: Rozanne Garman, the president and CEO of RHD Enterprises, a general contractor firm in Thurston County. Appointed by Washington State Governor Jay Inslee, Garman began her term on Jan. 29, 2020, and replaces Trustee Leonor R. Fuller, who served on the Board for 17 years.