GCC Theater’s winter theater performance. Written by students using video, paining, dance and music, this piece addresses the issues that occupy their minds. Reserve your seats online!

Regular meeting  open to the entire community—GCC students, staff and faculty. Facilitated by the College President and covering topics such as budget, special events and campus updates. Find out what's happening at your community's college!

Come join us for a Veteran and Ally Club meeting! You do not need to be a vet to join! Come and discuss new ideas on how we can improve GCC for vets and college students as well as giving back to our community. Come for socialization and free pizza!

Auditions for this spring’s theater production of Bernard Pomerance’s The Elephant Man. Open to everyone—no experience necessary, and you don’t need to be a GCC student! Copies of the script available in the Sloan Theater beginning December 2. Callbacks December 11 at 2pm. Rehearsals to begin February 2020 with a first read-through December 16 at 3:30pm.

Did you know? Elms College offers bachelor's degree completion programs in Social Work and Nursing right here at GCC! If you have your associate degree, you can continue on to a four-year program right here on campus. Everyone is invited to stop by a scheduled information session, or contact Elms Program Coordinator Meaghan Keane at keanem@elms.edu any time.

A student club providing networking opportunities, social events, and informative programming to increase members’ business skills and chances of success in personal entrepreneurship. Anyone can join—you don't have to be a business student! Check us out on Facebook!

Fall meetings are in the following locations:

• 10/25 C307
• 11/1 C307
• 11/8 E132
• 11/15 Dining Commons
• 11/29 E132
• 12/6 E132
• 12/13 E132

Support meeting for individuals in recovery every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday and Wednesday are "All Recovery" meetings, Thursday is Refuge Recovery.

GCC’s Outdoor Leadership Program invites you to climb to new heights! Get a whole new perspective on things and join OLP twice a week every week!

Did you know that there is a climbing gym at GCC? You’re invited to tie in and climb with us! Open to all GCC students, faculty, and staff—come by any time or a few minutes or a few hours. No experience necessary, just bring yourself and we’ll fit you with a climbing harness, tie all of your knots, belay you as you ascend and coach you to climbing success. No skirts or dresses. You must wear shoes so be sure to bring a pair of shoes you can climb in!

Auditions for this spring’s theater production of Bernard Pomerance’s The Elephant Man. Open to everyone—no experience necessary, and you don’t need to be a GCC student! Copies of the script available in the Sloan Theater beginning December 2. Callbacks December 11 at 2pm. Rehearsals to begin February 2020 with a first read-through December 16 at 3:30pm.

The best way to learn about GCC is to experience it in person. Campus tours are a great place to start and are offered regularly when school is in session. RSVP to let us know if you're coming, then get to know GCC! See the Admissions Office for a complete list of upcoming dates.

Did you know? Elms College offers bachelor's degree completion programs in Social Work and Nursing right here at GCC! If you have your associate degree, you can continue on to a four-year program right here on campus. Everyone is invited to stop by a scheduled information session, or contact Elms Program Coordinator Meaghan Keane at keanem@elms.edu any time.

Pop in any time on Wednesdays from 10am-4pm! Come for the popcorn and stay for a tour!

Artist Roya Amigh speaks about the paintings in her exhibit Fragmented Tales on display in the South Gallery through December 12.

Support meeting for individuals in recovery every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday and Wednesday are "All Recovery" meetings, Thursday is Refuge Recovery.

Student Activities hosts our annual party to celebrate the end of fall semester. Live musical performance by the GCC Music Department, free food and more.

Join us for this free and fun 90 minute informational presentation about our unique Outdoor Leadership Program. OLP has been training students to become working outdoor professionals since 1980. Our graduates are highly sought after throughout the outdoor recreation and adventure education fields in Massachusetts, New England, and across the United States. Our graduates can be found working in such dynamic outdoor industries and careers as:

• Climbing Gyms
• Wilderness Guides
• Outdoor Equipment Retail
• Camps
• Ski Areas
• Rafting Companies
• Challenge Courses
• Outing Clubs
• State and National Parks
• Colleges & Universities
• Wilderness Therapy
• Cycle Touring
• Kayak Guides
• Tour Guides

… and much more!

Meet Outdoor Leadership Program Coordinator, Bob Tremblay. Visit the OLP classroom and the indoor climbing wall. Ask questions and get answers! Learn how to tie the safest knot in all of rock climbing!

Launch your career in healthcare! Attend an info session to learn about a brand new grant-funded program that provides FREE Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and Home Health Aide (HHA) training to qualified participants!

• Area employers are ready to hire trainees directly from this training program
• CNA/HHA training can start you on a healthcare career path towards medical assisting (MA), licensed practical nursing (LPN) & more
• Learn other employment skills along the way
• Pre-training job readiness workshops & prep during November 2019 – January 2020
• CNA/HHA training begins in January 2020
• Attend an info session to find out if you qualify

RSVP online if you plan to attend!

GCC’s Outdoor Leadership Program invites you to climb to new heights! Get a whole new perspective on things and join OLP twice a week every week!

Did you know that there is a climbing gym at GCC? You’re invited to tie in and climb with us! Open to all GCC students, faculty, and staff—come by any time or a few minutes or a few hours. No experience necessary, just bring yourself and we’ll fit you with a climbing harness, tie all of your knots, belay you as you ascend and coach you to climbing success. No skirts or dresses. You must wear shoes so be sure to bring a pair of shoes you can climb in!