Join us for a screening of Broken Lines: A Story of Addiction, a documentary about drug addiction and recovery.

GCC student Aimee Salmon leads a free Zumba dance class.

Admissions reps share information about and tips for transfer to UMass-Amherst.

Author, Smith College professor and sex educator Emily Nagoski discusses sexual health.

All new Direct Loan borrowers must attend an entrance meeting in person before any loan funds can be disbursed to the college. Entrance counseling is an information session which explains your responsibilities and your rights as a student borrower. Want to get your student loan? Better attend one of these mandatory sessions! Please note that sessions start promptly at the scheduled time. Attendees arriving late will be asked to attend another meeting.

Student Senate allocates the Activity Fee Budget, promotes and supports activities that enhance the life of the college community, and serves as the student voice on campus. This group is comprised of elected members and a member-at-large; it is open to all members of the campus community. See the Student Senate page for more information.

To coincide with national Banned Books Week, the Nahman-Watson Library at Greenfield Community College is holding a faculty panel discussion of the award-winning book The Hate U Give on Tuesday September 25th from 12-1pm in the library solarium. This event is free and open to the public and lunch will be provided. GCC professors Alyssa Arnell, David Lanoie, and Linda McCarthy will lead a discussion about the book, which tells the story of a black teenaged girl who witnesses her unarmed friend be shot and killed by a police officer. Published in 2017, this young adult novel also made the American Library Association’s 2017 list of top ten most banned or challenged books. A film adaptation is set to be released next month.

Admissions reps share information about transfer to Becker College in central Massachusetts.

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

Art faculty member Jim Peters talks about his current work, on display in GCC’s Annual Art Faculty Exhibit in the South Gallery.

Do you find yourself pulling all-nighters to write papers or cram for exams? Do deadlines seem to spring out of nowhere and derail you? Do you feel overwhelmed, like you’re scrambling just to keep up with everything? Come to this workshop to explore tools and strategies for taking charge of your semester. Learn how to balance your responsibilities, cut down on procrastination, and create time to relax without the guilt! Lunch provided.

The Immigrant Protection Project (IPP) is a project of the ACLU and a coordinated regional effort by attorneys and organizations to provide immigrants in Western Massachusetts with referrals for legal assistance and connections to other services. Come here ACLU attorney and former GCC professor Buz Eisenberg talk about this important resource.

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.

Join your classmates and the GCC Alumni Association for a Red Sox vs. Orioles game at Fenway Park! GCC students can purchase tickets in the Student Activities Office for $10 beginning on the first day of classes. Transportation to and from GCC will be provided via a charter bus that departs from the south entrance of campus at 2pm and returns at 12am.

Admissions reps share information about transfer to Emerson College in Boston.

Admissions reps share information about and tips for transfer to Unity College in Maine.

All new Direct Loan borrowers must attend an entrance meeting in person before any loan funds can be disbursed to the college. Entrance counseling is an information session which explains your responsibilities and your rights as a student borrower. Want to get your student loan? Better attend one of these mandatory sessions! Please note that sessions start promptly at the scheduled time. Attendees arriving late will be asked to attend another meeting.

In 2012, Massachusetts voters officially legalized medical marijuana and then in 2016, voters officially legalized recreational marijuana. The marijuana industry offers a unique opportunity for the Commonwealth – a once banned substance that now has some forecasts projecting legal sales to reach $1 billion by 2020.

Come join experts currently operating in the regulated industry in MA discuss the prospect and challenges of this growing industry. This free workshop is for anyone interested in working, investing, owning, or just plain curious about the regulated marijuana industry. This workshop is an introduction to a series of classes to be offered at GCC for those interested in becoming part of this industry.

Pre-registration required! Pre-register now →