Registration is now open for SPSCC Summer Camps!

Athletics Camps

Clipper Athletics Camps are open to youth entering 3rd grade through age 19.
Check the schedule closely for grades, ages, and dates for each camp.

Location: SPSCC Olympia Campus, Bldg. 31 (Health & Wellness Center)

Get amped about your future on Pathways Day, Oct. 19!

From interactive workshops to inspirational panels hosted by experienced staff and faculty, Pathways Day is all about the pathway you've picked for your future career. Whether you're just getting started at SPSCC, close to graduation, or somewhere in the middle, there is something just for you on Pathways Day!

Check out the full schedule of events on Canvas (login with ClipperID required).

Note: There are no classes on Pathways Day.

Welcome to SPSCC from The Office of Student Life! We've got a great week for in-person and online activities to welcome (or welcome back) all SPSCC students.

Monday (April 4)

10 am - 2 pm, Welcome Tables in Building 22 - The Office of Student Life's Student Leaders will be giving away school supplies and answering your questions at our welcome tables. The tables will be set up in the entrances of Building 22.

Tuesday (April 5)

“I found community at SPSCC with those who are kind, accepting, and willing to help.”

Welcome to SPSCC from The Office of Student Life! We've got a great week for in-person and online activities to welcome (or welcome back) all SPSCC students.

Monday (Jan. 3)

10 am - 2 pm, Welcome Tables in Building 22

From Nov. 12 to Nov. 21, the South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) Theatre Collective will be performing Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl at the Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts Main Stage.

The Unheard Outsider podcast kicks off its third season at 12 p.m. on Oct. 20, 2021. Each week, listeners get a glimpse into uncomfortable conversations centered around social justice, discussed through the lens of higher education.

The podcast is produced by the A. Barbara Clarkson Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Center (DEIC) and is hosted by Quinton Neal, assistant director in the DEIC.

Tyser Hicks, a seventeen-year-old Running Start student from River Ridge High School, has taken on a lot more than just school (and adapting to the pandemic) in the past year. He’s also an entrepreneur, and his company Vylo (pronounced vee-low) is a fashion sunglass brand focused on elevating style through minimalism and environmental sustainability.

Tyser launched Vylo in October 2020 with the money he saved from doing summer yardwork projects in his community.