Fiber artist Jonathan Ryan Storm discusses his work, currently on exhibit in the South Gallery. Free pizza while it lasts!

An informal opportunity—with free lunch!—for students in our Pre-Nursing Certificate to connect with peers who share similar goals, learn more about the nursing program and available resources and ask questions and get advice from current nursing students and staff. Can’t make it in person? Join by Zoom!

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.

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.

First generation college student are invited to join us for free dessert and inspirational stories from peers and community members who are are also 1st gen!

Join us for a presentation and discussion with Chris White, Associate Professor of Music Theory and Graduate Program Director, Music at UMass–Amherst. In this talk, Chris explores key arguments from his new book The AI Music Problem examining the technical, social, commercial and expressive challenges that make music an unusually difficult domain for AI. The presentation weaves through the broader music AI ecosystem—from startup culture and the limitations of digitizing scores and audio to the intricacies of composition and music’s deep ties to human emotion and experience. While some aspects of music are markedly susceptible to AI, White ultimately argues that music remains uniquely resistant to the full force of this transformative technology. Sponsored by the GCC Honors Scholar Program, the Social Sciences Department and the Music Department. Free lunch! RSVP requested.

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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.

When it comes to finding a career path that will be both satisfying and viable, there’s nothing like talking with professionals who have lived experience doing the work they love. Take this opportunity to have easy-going and informative group conversations—and free lunch!—with GCC alums who are genuinely excited to help current students find their career path and experience success. RSVP is optional; drop-ins welcome!

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Join us for food, fun and friends! Enjoy a free turkey lunch with all the fixin’s—including dessert and veggie options. Also featuring gratitude- and friendship-themed games, crafts and treats, sponsored by Activities Council and the Corner Market Food Pantry.

The GCC Student & Employee Craft Fair is a showcase of creativity from our GCC community. Stop by to browse, buy or get inspired! Happening during Friendsgiving! Got a crafty side? Don’t keep it to yourself! Whether you’re a weekend hobbyist or a seasoned seller, sign up for a table and show off your creations. It’s a fun, low-pressure way to connect with the creative crowd at GCC. All students and employees welcome!

• Craft Fair Sign-up (Students)
• Craft Fair Sign-up (Employees)

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.

What’s on your mind? Stop by for a free lunch and conversation with GCC President Michelle Schutt.

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.

Join us for a screening of the award-winning documentary Kili Big that follows a group of plus-sized women from around the world in their attempt to climb the tallest freestanding mountain on the planet, Mount Kilimanjaro. Film is followed by a panel discussion featuring the director, Ida Joglar, a filmmaker from San Juan, Puerto Rico whose work has taken her from the depths of the Indian Ocean to the tallest peak in Africa, and Greenfield resident, “fat activist” and film participant Eve Bogdanove who hiked the mountain to mark her 50th birthday. Kili Big premiered at Geena Davis’ Bentonville Film Festival where it won the Jury Award for Best Documentary Feature; Joglar received the Athena Film Festival’s Breakthrough Director Award for her work on the movie. Snacks and drinks provided—RSVP requested!

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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.