The Social Justice Club seeks to build equity and understanding at by working to raise student awareness about relevant cultural issues. The Social Justice Club provides students with a platform for change and action, through justice education, consciousness raising and activism and gives them the tools to make lasting changes in their lives and communities. Club meets online, email mccarthyl@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

This club maintains our permaculture garden on campus and engages the community through education, hands-on skills, food production and cross-disciplinary and co-curricular projects.

A club for people to share their ideas in different writing forms and get critiqued in a fair and non-judgmental environment. All types of writing welcome in the group! Club meets virtually and in-person, email snowc@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

Join us for our annual fall party! Free food from Cocina Lupita food truck, dance performance by GCC alum Rebecca Bustillos’ StyleFX Studios, print-making with Resilient Community Arts, candy apples and hot cocoa bombs from Erving Station and music by the GCC Music Department.

Release your inner Ted Lasso (or Roy Kent)—soccer club meets weekly for relaxed play until it snows.

GCC theater students livestream our fall theater event! Join us “around the campfire” where we’ll spin stories that will hopefully make your skin crawl—all in good scary fun! Watch live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgloPl0cQRh0c30lCasq4Fg. Story tellers include Richard Ballon, Chris Devine, Karrington Dowe, Tracy Grammer, Penney Hulten, Sebastian Richards, Yadira Roman, Kimberly Salditt-Poulin and Sandy Wang. Directed by Tom Geha.

The Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) Club aims to build authentic and long lasting solidarity among Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) in order to undo invisibility, anti-Blackness, dismantle white supremacy and advance racial justice. Club meets online, email arnella@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

Launch your career in healthcare! Attend an info session to learn about our 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 fall and winter
• CNA/HHA training begins in January
• Attend a virtual info session to find out if you qualify

Call for the Zoom link: 800-457-2603 or 413-774-4361 ext. 314

Or request more info about our CNA/HHA program:

GCC theater students livestream our fall theater event! Join us “around the campfire” where we’ll spin stories that will hopefully make your skin crawl—all in good scary fun! Watch live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgloPl0cQRh0c30lCasq4Fg. Story tellers include Richard Ballon, Chris Devine, Karrington Dowe, Tracy Grammer, Penney Hulten, Sebastian Richards, Yadira Roman, Kimberly Salditt-Poulin and Sandy Wang. Directed by Tom Geha.

A good horror film offers not only entertainment, but social commentary as well. Serving as a lens into the fears and anxieties of its time and place, the horror film examines social and cultural issues such as race, class, and gender, among others. From 1920’s The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (considered the first horror film) to 2017’s Get Out (winner of an Academy Award), this presentation will address the horror film from a decade perspective. Come join in on these cinematic scares—presented online by English Professor Lillian Ruiz who teaches classes in media and popular culture, horror film and Gothic literature, as well as Shakespeare and women in literature. Pre-register for the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/.

Co-sponsored by The LAVA Center and Inclusion & Diversity Center at Greenfield Community College.

Join Activities Council to help plan campus-wide activities and events and share ideas for what you would like to see on campus! Free snacks at all meetings!

A presentation by Sofia Assab. The National School Lunch (NSL) program was established 75 years ago out of the concern that too many American children were undernourished. While free-and-reduced school lunch remains a critical program to ensure that all children have access to food, we know now that food security does not always mean nutrition security. Today, school food has become a business that often puts profit over children’s health. Where once children lacked access to adequate calories and sources of protein, now most Massachusetts children over-consume calorie-dense and nutrient-poor food products. These food products have been linked to chronic disease and are overrepresented on school lunch menus: think chicken nuggets, cheeseburgers, frozen pizza, hot dogs, deli meat. At the same time, 9 out of 10 Massachusetts children under-consume fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and proteins high in fiber and other critical nutrients. The HSL bill calls to replace disease-promoting foods typically served for lunch with healthful whole foods, and declares every March 21st Massachusetts Child Nutrition Day to educate and empower children about healthy eating—starting with what’s on their plate. RSVP for the Zoom link.

The Academic Advising Center hosts three Registration Prep Workshops to help students prepare for spring 2022 registration. Join November 1 12-1pm (online), Nov 2 12-1pm in person (C201) or Nov 3rd 6-7pm (online). Drop into a virtual session at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81996084610.

This session will be held online! Sign up below and you'll receive an email with instructions for joining our Zoom info session.

Are you looking for a career path in manufacturing? Training to be a machinist? Want upskilling courses in engineering technology? Attend an information session for students interested in exploring the world of manufacturing and learning the fundamentals that will prepare them for an entry level position in manufacturing, or as a precursor to the CNC Operator program. Veterans, women, unemployed, underemployed and other underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply. Learn about career opportunities, pathways and programs offered. Start the application process! RSVP online. Trouble with the online registration form below? call the MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center at (413) 774-4361 to you up over the phone.

Regular online meeting of the Greenfield Community College Student Senate.  All students are welcome to participate. Items for the agenda must be received to mcenteem@gcc.mass.edu at least 72 hours in advance of the meeting; all agendas are sent out 48 hours before the meeting. For more information, please see the Student Senate Page. Join via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96837849323

The Academic Advising Center hosts three Registration Prep Workshops to help students prepare for spring 2022 registration. Join November 1 12-1pm (online), Nov 2 12-1pm in person (C201) or Nov 3rd 6-7pm (online). Drop into a virtual session at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81996084610.

Launch your career in healthcare! Attend an info session to learn about our 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 fall and winter
• CNA/HHA training begins in January
• Attend a virtual info session to find out if you qualify

Call for the Zoom link: 800-457-2603 or 413-774-4361 ext. 314

Or request more info about our CNA/HHA program:

An Art Department Zoom event. Join at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/94133712380. Alex Callender, b.1980 in New York City, received her MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and BA from Connecticut College, and is an assistant professor of art at Smith College (MA). She has had recent solo shows at The Rubber Factory (NY), The Gallatin Galleries NYU (NY), Pulp Gallery (Holyoke, MA), LookOut Gallery (Michigan State University), and exhibited at SOCO Gallery (Charlotte, NC), The Drawing Center, ArtSpace (New Haven, CT), Art in Embassies Program, and Boston Center for the Arts. Callender is selected for a research fellowship at the Schomburg Center (NY), and has been a resident/fellow with, Santa Fe Art Institute, Alice Yard (Trinidad), BAU Institute (France), The Drawing Center’s Open Session, Draw international (France), and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space.

The Social Justice Club seeks to build equity and understanding at by working to raise student awareness about relevant cultural issues. The Social Justice Club provides students with a platform for change and action, through justice education, consciousness raising and activism and gives them the tools to make lasting changes in their lives and communities. Club meets online, email mccarthyl@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

This club maintains our permaculture garden on campus and engages the community through education, hands-on skills, food production and cross-disciplinary and co-curricular projects.

A club for people to share their ideas in different writing forms and get critiqued in a fair and non-judgmental environment. All types of writing welcome in the group! Club meets virtually and in-person, email snowc@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

The Academic Advising Center hosts three Registration Prep Workshops to help students prepare for spring 2022 registration. Join November 1 12-1pm (online), Nov 2 12-1pm in person (C201) or Nov 3rd 6-7pm (online). Drop into a virtual session at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81996084610.

On December 1, 2021 the Supreme Court will hear arguments over a Mississippi ban on pre-viability abortions, a law which has the potential to overturn Roe v. Wade. This webinar by GCC librarian and digital privacy advocate Claire Lobdell will examine the ways that our digital lives—including app use, social media, purchases, GPS data and more—expose information about our reproductive choices. In addition, this presentation will look at low-tech and high-tech ways to protect our personal information from being weaponized against us. Sponsored by the Nahman-Watson Library at GCC and the GCC Gender and Women’s Studies program. Register online.

Release your inner Ted Lasso (or Roy Kent)—soccer club meets weekly for relaxed play until it snows.

The Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) Club aims to build authentic and long lasting solidarity among Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) in order to undo invisibility, anti-Blackness, dismantle white supremacy and advance racial justice. Club meets online, email arnella@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

The Social Justice Club seeks to build equity and understanding at by working to raise student awareness about relevant cultural issues. The Social Justice Club provides students with a platform for change and action, through justice education, consciousness raising and activism and gives them the tools to make lasting changes in their lives and communities. Club meets online, email mccarthyl@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

This club maintains our permaculture garden on campus and engages the community through education, hands-on skills, food production and cross-disciplinary and co-curricular projects.

A club for people to share their ideas in different writing forms and get critiqued in a fair and non-judgmental environment. All types of writing welcome in the group! Club meets virtually and in-person, email snowc@gcc.mass.edu for the Zoom link.

Are you a high school student interested in earning college credit? Meet online with staff from the Office of Admission to learn more about dual enrollment and find out how to get started at GCC! RSVP for a Zoom link to the event!