SPSCC Board of Trustees Passes Resolution to Name Boardroom After Founding Foundation Board Member
The SPSCC Board of Trustees passed a resolution on Jan. 12 to name the SPSCC executive boardroom, located on the Olympia Campus, the Cindy K. Hough Boardroom. Hough has served on the SPSCC Foundation Board since its inception in 1982 and is one of only two original members who continue to serve.
The Campus Cares Fundraising Campaign at SPSCC Makes a Big Impact for Students in Need
The SPSCC Foundation and Thurston County Chamber Foundation Team up to Support Diversity With New Scholarship for SPSCC Students
Meet SPSCC’s 2021 All-Washington Scholars
SPSCC today announced Zeyad Abdelrehim and Desirée Chantal Toliver as its two students recognized as members of the All-Washington Academic Team. They will be celebrated at an April 15 virtual ceremony, which also honors students from other community and technical colleges in the state.
Thurston Group Awards MLK Scholarships to Two SPSCC Students
Two students from SPSCC were awarded a $1,000 scholarship at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. virtual event on Jan. 19, 2021. Desirée Toliver and Torin Tinnin were honored by The Thurston Group of Washington State for their success in academics at SPSCC and beyond that aligns with the values of The Thurston Group.
Foundation Gives $2.5 Million for SPSCC Automotive, Welding and Nursing Students
Article via Nisqually News
South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) and the SPSCC Foundation last week announced its largest gift in school history, a $2.5 million gift from the Bruno and Evelyne Betti Foundation. The gift will impact the college’s professional technical degree programs, as well as healthcare programs in the Dr. Angela Bowen Center for Health Education.
Scholarships from the SPSCC Foundation Help to Ensure Student Success
Bruno and Evelyne Betti Foundation Gives $2.5 Million for SPSCC Automotive, Welding, and Nursing Students
SPSCC and the SPSCC Foundation today announced its largest gift in school history, a $2.5 million gift from the Bruno and Evelyne Betti Foundation. The gift will impact the college’s Professional Technical degree programs, as well as Healthcare programs in the Dr. Angela Bowen Center for Health Education.
TwinStar Credit Union Partners with SPSCC to Support New Black Scholars Program and Provide Mentorship Opportunities to SPSCC Students
To support a college wide initiative to increase equity, SPSCC’s A. Barbara Clarkson Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Center (DEIC) launched a new Black Scholars program this fall. Investments from TwinStar Credit Union have aided in the impact these programs are having on students.
Olympia Organizations Give Three $1,000 Scholarships to SPSCC Craft Brewing and Distilling Students
The SPSCC Foundation recently worked with O Bee Credit Union and the Olympia Tumwater Foundation to award three $1,000 scholarships to SPSCC Craft Brewing and Distilling students. The organizations describe this gift as just one way they are committed to the region’s craft beverage industry.
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