GCC’s Guided Pathways to Success in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (GPSTEM) project is a $20 million dollar grant involving all 15 Massachusetts community colleges together with their workforce development and industry partners, advancing a comprehensive approach to address the training and education needs of workers and employers in Massachusetts, with a focus on articulated pathways to careers in high growth STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) sectors.
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Founded in 1989, the Pioneer Valley Institute is the offshoot of the former Pioneer Valley Studies program at GCC. PVI promotes our Valley through workshops, field trips, art exhibits and seminars for people of all ages. Come celebrate this extraordinary region, its growing diversity of cultures, its history and geologic wonders, its artists and craftspeople, its great wealth of natural resources.
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Plum is the student-run, faculty-guided literary journal of Greenfield Community College. We publish student writers alongside new, emerging, and established writers from the western region of Massachusetts and southern Vermont. Our mission is to provide a platform that nurtures the creative potential of students, celebrates the rich tradition of writing alive in our region, and creates an engaging exchange of stories, ideas and experiences that strengthens the community as a whole.

We accept submissions of fiction, poetry, nonfiction and reviews. We also facilitate and publish a variety of collaborative literary projects designed by the student editorial board. Plum is published twice a year, in May and December. Submissions are accepted year-round.

Students enrolled in the directed study class English 295 & English 296 form the Student Editorial Board.
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SAGE’s mission is to educate and train students and community members in sustainable agriculture, renewable energy and energy efficiency. SAGE at GCC serves as a hub for professional development and community engagement. SAGE fosters active citizen participation in food and energy decision-making and production. Learn more 
Traprock Center for Peace & Justice is a community non-profit based at GCC whose missison is to work in community to end violence against Earth, her people, and all living beings and to support all endeavors to bring about a just world. Traprock regularly sponsors events on the GCC campus. Learn more