Five Things You Can Do To Prepare for College During "Stay Home, Stay Healthy"
Attending college in Washington State, and really the whole world, looks a bit different right now. After Governor Jay Inslee's recent "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order, you may be thinking it's best to put your college plans on hold. However, both state and federal funding for education is able to serve more students than ever, and many community colleges are making it easier than ever to enroll and register.
Thurston County to become the No. 1 Destination for Craft Enthusiasts
SPSCC’s Craft Brewing & Distillery Program Now Accepting Applications
Admissions for the Craft Brewing & Distillery program at South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) opens March 2, 2020 and extends until April 30, 2020.
Students in the SPSCC Craft Brewing & Distilling program work in world-class facilities with local brewers, distillers, and cider makers to learn what it takes to be a part of the craft beverage community.
A Running Start to a Culinary Future
When Valentine Quintana learned he was the first Running Start student to enroll in SPSCC’s Culinary Arts program, he was surprised. “It’s such an amazing opportunity that you’d think more people would take it,” he said.
SPSCC to Host the Annual SkillsUSA Post-Secondary Winter Leadership Conference
On Feb. 7, 2020 South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) will be hosting the annual SkillsUSA Post-Secondary Winter Leadership Conference.
Starting on Monday, Feb. 3, schools around the area will kick-off SkillsUSA Week. Institutions have been invited to participate by holding open houses, inviting local media to tour their programs, conduct community service projects, network and build relationships with local businesses, or engaging with policymakers about the value of technical careers and education.
Ninkasi, Heritage, and SPSCC Set for Spring Opening in Tumwater Craft District
Article via The Olympian
By Rolf Boone
A building that will house Ninkasi Brewing, Heritage Distilling and a South Puget Sound Community College brewing and distilling education center is set to open this spring in Tumwater’s craft district, Mayor Pete Kmet said Wednesday.
Success Ignited: Meet Tanya Molinar
The Night Shift
Tanya delicately placed a new bedpan under the middle-aged woman in the acute care unit. The nurse watched her swift and careful movements from across the room. “You should’ve called me in here sooner,” she said to the nurse with a gentle smile. “Just because it’s 4 a.m. doesn’t mean you should do my work.”
The SPSCC Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Technology Program Has a New Home at the Lacey Campus
Article via Thurston Talk
By Molly Walsh
Meet the Civil Engineer: Cleo Pineda
Growing up as the child of Filipino immigrants, Cleo wanted a rewarding and meaningful career at a young age—and SPSCC helped her find the right path to success.
“I always knew I wanted to go to college,” Cleo said, “but the road to receiving higher education was unclear because I knew how expensive it was.”
SPSCC opens new design- and build-focused spaces at Lacey Campus
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.
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