This club provides opportunities for fun and low-pressure connection for neurodivergent students and seeks to educate the GCC community about the experiences and strengths of neurodivergent people. Bring your lunch and fidgets! Free snacks! Join any time on Discord.

At the first AI Forum of the year, we will discuss this recent provocative article in which Stephen Fitzpatrick suggests that many students now no longer view AI use as a violation of academic integrity while arguing that faculty have no uniform response. The conclusion is that AI use by students is now the new normal. The ultimate question is, what does AI use in education mean? Bring your questions, experiences, disagreements, and curiosity—and please come for discussion even if you don’t read the article! Faculty, students and staff welcome. Join us in person or on Zoom.

Like card games, tabletop games or role-playing games? Want to meet some new friends who share your interests, or try out a game you’ve never heard of before? Join the Tabletop Games Club for a weekly board game night. Bring a game to share if you want, too!

Join us for Community College Night at the Woosox! Get ready for an evening of thrilling baseball as the Worcester Red Sox (affiliate of the Boston Red Sox) take on the Durham Bulls at “Deuces Are Wild” night—hot dogs and beverages are just $2! We’re offering a very limited number of free tickets to students, staff and alum (one per person). Request yours by September 13 and we’ll follow up! (Very limited transportation from GCC may be available as well).

Peer Mentors host weekly open office hours. Stop by to ask a question, share a challenge, have a chat or get support!

The GCC Crafting Club hosts an informal crafting time for a chance to connect with other crafty folks at GCC! Bring your own project, or try something out using provided supplies. New theme each week! Open to students, staff and faculty.

Join the Tabletop Games Club every Tuesday for the fantasy role playing game Legend in the Mist.

GCC art faculty hold a panel discussion in conjunction with their current exhibit in the South Gallery. Meet the artists, ask questions, share thoughts—and enjoy free pizza while it lasts!

This club provides opportunities for fun and low-pressure connection for neurodivergent students and seeks to educate the GCC community about the experiences and strengths of neurodivergent people. Bring your lunch and fidgets! Free snacks! Join any time on Discord.

Pre-nursing students are invited to explore GCC’s nursing program, meet faculty and current students and learn how to prepare a strong application! Attend in-person or online.

Regular bi-weekly meeting of the Greenfield Community College Student Senate. All students are welcome to participate; all agendas are sent out at least 24 hours before the meeting (check your GCC student email). For more information, please see the Student Senate page. Join us in person or via Zoom (link in your email).

Like card games, tabletop games or role-playing games? Want to meet some new friends who share your interests, or try out a game you’ve never heard of before? Join the Tabletop Games Club for a weekly board game night. Bring a game to share if you want, too!

If you identify as a person in recovery, you are welcome to join us for our weekly recover meetings! We follow a format similar to a 12-step program, but this is not a 12-step meeting—it’s an opportunity to connect with others who share your experiences and to receive support. Free lunch at this first meeting of the semester!

Raise a glass to a greener future! Join GCC and MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center for a casual monthly gathering to connect the dots between clean energy, high-performance buildings, green tech, climate action, land stewardship and the trades that power it all. No formal program—drop in anytime between four and six, grab a drink and plug into the conversation!

Peer Mentors host weekly open office hours. Stop by to ask a question, share a challenge, have a chat or get support!

The GCC Crafting Club hosts an informal crafting time for a chance to connect with other crafty folks at GCC! Bring your own project, or try something out using provided supplies. New theme each week! Open to students, staff and faculty.

A Good Neighbor Week event. Tom Hanks stars as the titular curmudgeon in A Man Called Otto, preceded by a short local film How Are You a Good Neighbor? Admission is free, but attendees are encouraged to buy refreshments! RSVP requested.

A Good Neighbor Week event. Come sing the songs you know, meet someone new, have a scoop!

Join the Tabletop Games Club every Tuesday for the fantasy role playing game Legend in the Mist.

This club provides opportunities for fun and low-pressure connection for neurodivergent students and seeks to educate the GCC community about the experiences and strengths of neurodivergent people. Bring your lunch and fidgets! Free snacks! Join any time on Discord.

Award-winning educator, sexuality researcher and podcaster Jane Fleishman, PhD, MEd, MS, CSE delivers an egaging talk Ain’t No Stopping Us Now: The Pleasures and Pitfalls of Sexuality as We Age. As we age, we know ourselves and our bodies better. Yet societal taboos against discussing sexuality—especially when it comes to older adults—can make these discussions awkward. Fleishman says there “ain’t no stopping us now” as we age sexually. Sexual challenges may increase distress but if we can embrace the awkward, we will find our way to new heights of sexual pleasure. This workshop will offer a unique opportunity for frank discussion. As a seasoned sexuality professional, our presenter will apply current research and resources, offer tips and toys for older adults. And we will have ample time for questions and confidential discussion about sexuality-related issues. Join us for an enjoyable and unique afternoon! RSVP requested.

Jane Fleishman earned her PhD at Widener University Center for Human Sexuality Studies at the age of 62. On a mission to promote sexual wellness in older adults, she is particularly concerned about LGBTQ elders and elders of color. Her curious nature led to her latest accomplishment, a Nautilus Book Award winner The Stonewall Generation: LGBTQ Elders on Sex, Activism, and Aging. She co-hosts a regular podcast on sex, Our Better Half, about sex in the second half of life and recently completed a popular TEDx talk, Is It OK for Grandma to Have Sex?

Like card games, tabletop games or role-playing games? Want to meet some new friends who share your interests, or try out a game you’ve never heard of before? Join the Tabletop Games Club for a weekly board game night. Bring a game to share if you want, too!

If you identify as a person in recovery, you are welcome to join us for our weekly recover meetings! We follow a format similar to a 12-step program, but this is not a 12-step meeting—it’s an opportunity to connect with others who share your experiences and to receive support.

All College meetings, held monthly during the fall and spring semesters, allow members of the college community to update the campus on policies, events and other important news, and offer an opportunity to recognize and celebrate achievements and contributions from students, faculty and staff. Join in person or via Zoom.

Peer Mentors host weekly open office hours. Stop by to ask a question, share a challenge, have a chat or get support!

The GCC Crafting Club hosts an informal crafting time for a chance to connect with other crafty folks at GCC! Bring your own project, or try something out using provided supplies. New theme each week! Open to students, staff and faculty.

GCC nursing students host a mental health resource fair with activities and demos of healthful activities and connections to local service providers. Come join GCC and community partners who support your mental health and learn about therapies for treatment-resistant OCD, depression and anxiety, mental health resources for the LGBTQIA+ community, comfort animals in schools, student mental health, domestic violence, addiction recovery and more. Free food!

Join the Tabletop Games Club every Tuesday for the fantasy role playing game Legend in the Mist.

This club provides opportunities for fun and low-pressure connection for neurodivergent students and seeks to educate the GCC community about the experiences and strengths of neurodivergent people. Bring your lunch and fidgets! Free snacks! Join any time on Discord.

Pre-nursing students are invited to explore GCC’s nursing program, meet faculty and current students and learn how to prepare a strong application! Attend in-person or online.

Regular bi-weekly meeting of the Greenfield Community College Student Senate. All students are welcome to participate; all agendas are sent out at least 24 hours before the meeting (check your GCC student email). For more information, please see the Student Senate page. Join us in person or via Zoom (link in your email).

Like card games, tabletop games or role-playing games? Want to meet some new friends who share your interests, or try out a game you’ve never heard of before? Join the Tabletop Games Club for a weekly board game night. Bring a game to share if you want, too!

If you identify as a person in recovery, you are welcome to join us for our weekly recover meetings! We follow a format similar to a 12-step program, but this is not a 12-step meeting—it’s an opportunity to connect with others who share your experiences and to receive support.

The GCC Crafting Club hosts an informal crafting time for a chance to connect with other crafty folks at GCC! Bring your own project, or try something out using provided supplies. New theme each week! Open to students, staff and faculty.

Join the Tabletop Games Club every Tuesday for the fantasy role playing game Legend in the Mist.

This club provides opportunities for fun and low-pressure connection for neurodivergent students and seeks to educate the GCC community about the experiences and strengths of neurodivergent people. Bring your lunch and fidgets! Free snacks! Join any time on Discord.

Like card games, tabletop games or role-playing games? Want to meet some new friends who share your interests, or try out a game you’ve never heard of before? Join the Tabletop Games Club for a weekly board game night. Bring a game to share if you want, too!

If you identify as a person in recovery, you are welcome to join us for our weekly recover meetings! We follow a format similar to a 12-step program, but this is not a 12-step meeting—it’s an opportunity to connect with others who share your experiences and to receive support.

Peer Mentors host weekly open office hours. Stop by to ask a question, share a challenge, have a chat or get support!

The GCC Crafting Club hosts an informal crafting time for a chance to connect with other crafty folks at GCC! Bring your own project, or try something out using provided supplies. New theme each week! Open to students, staff and faculty.

Join the Tabletop Games Club every Tuesday for the fantasy role playing game Legend in the Mist.

What if you could spend a few hours learning from teenagers—and letting them learn from you? Four Rivers Charter Public School and Greenfield Community College are bringing two generations together for the Common GOOD (Generations Opening Opportunities for Dialogue), a six-session exploration of character, community and what it means to live well with others. We’ll share stories, tackle some thought-provoking questions, practice skills like listening and navigating disagreement and finish by working together on a community service project. We’re looking for curious adults who enjoy conversation, have some life experience to share and aren’t afraid to learn something new from a teenager! Participants are expected to commit to meetings on October 21, November 11, December 16, January 20, March 17 and April 18. RSVP to join.

This club provides opportunities for fun and low-pressure connection for neurodivergent students and seeks to educate the GCC community about the experiences and strengths of neurodivergent people. Bring your lunch and fidgets! Free snacks! Join any time on Discord.

An open meeting for our Practical Nursing Certificate’s ACEN accreditation process. Anyone from the public is invited to attend; Written comments are also welcome and should be submitted to the ACEN via email at public-comments@acenursing.org or to the ACEN office by October 7:

Attn: Accreditation Services
Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
3390 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite 1400
Atlanta GA, 30326

Regular bi-weekly meeting of the Greenfield Community College Student Senate. All students are welcome to participate; all agendas are sent out at least 24 hours before the meeting (check your GCC student email). For more information, please see the Student Senate page. Join us in person or via Zoom (link in your email).

Like card games, tabletop games or role-playing games? Want to meet some new friends who share your interests, or try out a game you’ve never heard of before? Join the Tabletop Games Club for a weekly board game night. Bring a game to share if you want, too!

If you identify as a person in recovery, you are welcome to join us for our weekly recover meetings! We follow a format similar to a 12-step program, but this is not a 12-step meeting—it’s an opportunity to connect with others who share your experiences and to receive support.

Raise a glass to a greener future! Join GCC and MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center for a casual monthly gathering to connect the dots between clean energy, high-performance buildings, green tech, climate action, land stewardship and the trades that power it all. No formal program—drop in anytime between four and six, grab a drink and plug into the conversation!

Generations of women fought for your rght to vote; now we must defend that vote—and use it! First proposed by the 1848 Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments, women’s demand for the right to vote was controversial—even scandalous in some quarters. Suffragists fought for 72 years to achieve the 19th Amendment in 1920, but astonishingly, women’s voting rights are once again up for debate in some quarters. In this talk, Smith College Professor of American Studies Carrie Baker explains the history and current challenges to women’s voting rights and how women are fighting to maintain our right to vote. Free and open to the public, RSVP requested. Co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters.

Peer Mentors host weekly open office hours. Stop by to ask a question, share a challenge, have a chat or get support!

Meet online with staff from the Office of Admission to learn more about GCC and how to get started in the enrollment process! Please note if you are interested in our health occupations, Adventure Education or Dual Enrollment programs you will want to attend a program-specific information session which can be found on the event calendar.

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 our admission events for a complete list of upcoming dates. 

Meet online with staff from the Office of Admission to learn more about GCC and how to get started in the enrollment process! Please note if you are interested in our health occupations, Adventure Education or Dual Enrollment programs you will want to attend a program-specific information session which can be found on the event calendar.

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 our admission events for a complete list of upcoming dates. 

Interested in a career in healthcare but not sure which field? Attend our majors fair to learn about your options! Representatives from all of our programs—Medical Assistant, Practical Nursing, Nursing, Allied Health Transfer, Paramedic and Surgical Technology, as well as partner programs in Physical Therapy, Radiologic Technology and Respiratory Care—share info about their programs and professional work in the field.

Meet online with staff from the Office of Admission to learn more about GCC and how to get started in the enrollment process! Please note if you are interested in our health occupations, Adventure Education or Dual Enrollment programs you will want to attend a program-specific information session which can be found on the event calendar.

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 our admission events for a complete list of upcoming dates. 

Meet online with staff from the Office of Admission to learn more about GCC and how to get started in the enrollment process! Please note if you are interested in our health occupations, Adventure Education or Dual Enrollment programs you will want to attend a program-specific information session which can be found on the event calendar.

Meet online with staff from the Office of Admission to learn more about GCC and how to get started in the enrollment process! Please note if you are interested in our health occupations, Adventure Education or Dual Enrollment programs you will want to attend a program-specific information session which can be found on the event calendar.

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 our admission events for a complete list of upcoming dates. 

Get to know GCC! Join us at an open house to learn more about what makes us inclusive, accessible and affordable with presentations on financial aid, transfer opportunities and advising and support services. Meet our staff and discover that GCC is the right place for you!

Join our online info session to learn more about our Practical Nursing Certificate. RSVP for the Zoom link!

Join our online info session to learn more about our Associate Degree in Nursing. RSVP for the link!

Join our online info session to learn more about our Associate Degree in Nursing. RSVP for the link!

Join our online info session to learn more about our Practical Nursing Certificate. RSVP for the Zoom link!

Join us to learn about GCC’s new Surgical Technology Associate in Applied Science degree and discover how this program prepares students to become essential members of surgical teams. Learn how you can develop the skills to maintain sterile environments, ensure operating room safety and manage surgical instruments and equipment. This session will provide insights into the curriculum, hands-on training opportunities and career pathways available in this vital healthcare field. Don’t miss this chance to explore how you can start your journey toward a rewarding career as a surgical technologist! RSVP online.

Join us to learn about GCC’s new Surgical Technology Associate in Applied Science degree and discover how this program prepares students to become essential members of surgical teams. Learn how you can develop the skills to maintain sterile environments, ensure operating room safety and manage surgical instruments and equipment. This session will provide insights into the curriculum, hands-on training opportunities and career pathways available in this vital healthcare field. Don’t miss this chance to explore how you can start your journey toward a rewarding career as a surgical technologist! RSVP online.

Join us to learn about GCC’s new Surgical Technology Associate in Applied Science degree and discover how this program prepares students to become essential members of surgical teams. Learn how you can develop the skills to maintain sterile environments, ensure operating room safety and manage surgical instruments and equipment. This session will provide insights into the curriculum, hands-on training opportunities and career pathways available in this vital healthcare field. Don’t miss this chance to explore how you can start your journey toward a rewarding career as a surgical technologist! RSVP online.

Join us to learn about GCC’s new Surgical Technology Associate in Applied Science degree and discover how this program prepares students to become essential members of surgical teams. Learn how you can develop the skills to maintain sterile environments, ensure operating room safety and manage surgical instruments and equipment. This session will provide insights into the curriculum, hands-on training opportunities and career pathways available in this vital healthcare field. Don’t miss this chance to explore how you can start your journey toward a rewarding career as a surgical technologist! RSVP online.

Celebrate National Voter Registration Day at GCC! The League of Women Voters will be on site to help you check your voting status and register to vote! Ensure your voice is heard in the 2026 midterm elections. Free snacks for anyone who stops by.

Join the Tabletop Games Club every Tuesday for the fantasy role playing game Legend in the Mist.