SPSCC has partnered with Providence Health & Services to offer a fully funded one-month direct pathway to work for ten future nursing assistants. 

Providence Mother Joseph Care Center will select ten aspiring Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) to receive a scholarship that will fully fund their education, supplies, and certification costs.  Successful students will have the opportunity to be hired by the care center upon graduation and certification.

It has been another year of incredible student successes, college awards, and faculty and staff growth at SPSCC.  While our list of achievements and proud moments far exceed a "top 10" list, we've done our best to highlight some of our favorite memories from this past year.

Are you ready to learn about ways you can see the world while getting your education?  There are two events related to international education happening this week at SPSCC.  Both events are being held in the Center for Student Success (building 22), Room 292.

After a nearly a year of planning, recruiting, try-outs, and summer practices, SPSCC Athletics’ newest recruits prepare to hit the field (Men’s Soccer) and the court (Women’s Volleyball) in just a few short weeks.

South Puget Sound Community College along with Goldsmiths, University of London has implemented a new articulation agreement for studies in Politics.  The agreement allows qualified SPSCC graduates to transfer into Goldsmiths’ Bachelor of Arts in Politics program with advanced standing.

The Skokomish Indian Tribe has recently made significant strides in the completion of basic education for adult tribal members—earning a high school diploma as an adult.  Thanks to the hard work of SPSCC Director of Tribal Programming Dr.