Did you know? Many of our campus activities for students include free light refreshments. Below is a list of upcoming events (when available) with free food for participants (and yes, you should expect to participate if you're eating). Mission Unstuck: Catch Up in Community Monday June 1 - 10:00am C307 Macleish Room If you have overdue assignments or an incomplete grade, Mission Unstuck can help! Join us for four days of structured work time, free snacks and lunch, support from Peer Tutors and the Learning Coach and all the materials you need. Get your assignments done, build strong study habits and start the next semester feeling confident! Participation is limited; priority is given to students who can attend all four days. Sign up online! Oops! We could not locate your form. Mission Unstuck: Catch Up in Community Tuesday June 2 - 10:00am C307 Macleish Room If you have overdue assignments or an incomplete grade, Mission Unstuck can help! Join us for four days of structured work time, free snacks and lunch, support from Peer Tutors and the Learning Coach and all the materials you need. Get your assignments done, build strong study habits and start the next semester feeling confident! Participation is limited; priority is given to students who can attend all four days. Sign up online! Oops! We could not locate your form. Mission Unstuck: Catch Up in Community Wednesday June 3 - 10:00am C307 Macleish Room If you have overdue assignments or an incomplete grade, Mission Unstuck can help! Join us for four days of structured work time, free snacks and lunch, support from Peer Tutors and the Learning Coach and all the materials you need. Get your assignments done, build strong study habits and start the next semester feeling confident! Participation is limited; priority is given to students who can attend all four days. Sign up online! Oops! We could not locate your form. Mission Unstuck: Catch Up in Community Thursday June 4 - 10:00am C307 Macleish Room If you have overdue assignments or an incomplete grade, Mission Unstuck can help! Join us for four days of structured work time, free snacks and lunch, support from Peer Tutors and the Learning Coach and all the materials you need. Get your assignments done, build strong study habits and start the next semester feeling confident! Participation is limited; priority is given to students who can attend all four days. Sign up online! Oops! We could not locate your form. Unplugged & Connected: A Youth-Led Dialogue on Digital Well-Being Friday June 5 - 5:30pm Dining Commons This free event serves as an introduction to a weekend youth theater intensive, centering on the voices that matter most: yours. GCC brings together a panel of youth leaders to share raw, honest perspectives on how constant connectivity impacts anxiety, depression and self-image. This interactive conversation, moderated by Michael Tsappis, M.D., is designed to bridge the gap between clinical insight and lived experience, offering a judgment-free space for young people to be heard and a vital opportunity for adults to listen. Whether you are a student, parent or educator, this event provides the tools to navigate a screen-saturated world and build more authentic communities. Dr. Michael Tsappis is an attending psychiatrist at Boston Children’s Hospital and an instructor at Harvard Medical School. As a board-certified expert in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Dr. Tsappis co-founded the Clinic for Interactive Media and Internet Disorders to research and treat problematic media use. His extensive work focuses on helping families understand the health effects of digital immersion, providing the expertise needed to help us all reclaim our mental well-being. RSVP encouraged. Youth participants who register for the weekend program are eligible for a $100 stipend! Oops! We could not locate your form. Bookends Kick-Off: Food Rules Tuesday June 16 - 5:30pm Greenfield Public Library Bookends, a collaboration between Greenfield Community College and Greenfield Public Library, is an intergenerational book group with a focus on discussions that are based on different backgrounds and perspectives as a means to bring our community closer together—open to anyone 13–130! Join us to read Food Rules by Michael Pollan, an “eater’s manual” designed to help people navigate the confusing world of modern nutrition (also suggested—In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto for those who would like a deeper dive. This is a preliminary meeting for anyone who would like to be paired with a reading partner in advance of our full book group meeting in August. RSVP please! Oops! We could not locate your form. Bookends Intergenerational Book Group: Food Rules Tuesday August 4 - 5:30pm Greenfield Public Library Bookends, a collaboration between Greenfield Community College and Greenfield Public Library, is an intergenerational book group with a focus on discussions that are based on different backgrounds and perspectives as a means to bring our community closer together—open to anyone 13–130! Join us to discuss Food Rules by Michael Pollan, an “eater’s manual” designed to help people navigate the confusing world of modern nutrition. Light community meal served; RSVP recommended! Oops! We could not locate your form.