Table of Contents Greetings...... 3 About South...... 4 Our Mission...... 5 Enrollment...... 6 Financial Aid...... 7 Registration...... 8 Students Rights & Conduct...... 9-11 Calendars...... 12-14 Campus Tour...... 15-34 Student Life...... 24 Parking...... 35 Georgetown Campus...... 36-37 Campus Closures/Emergencies...... 39 Phone Directory...... 40 Campus Map...... 41 Safety Map...... 42
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Greetings Greetings About South
Dear Students: Our Mission Steps to Enroll Welcome to South Seattle Col- From left: Anna Au, Vice President and Legislative Liaison; Najma Mohamed, Diversity and Inclusion Financial Aid lege! We hope you will find this Officer; Krisna Mandujuano, President; Asma Jama, Issues and Concerns Officer; and Afrah Agraw, handbook useful as you pursue Sustainability Officer Registration your academic goals and dreams. Hello South Seattle College Students! This handbook provides you with Our names are Krisna Mandujuano and Anna Au. It is our absolute privilege Students Rights “insider” tips, hints and sugges- to welcome all of you into the new school year as the President and Vice President of South Seattle College’s student government, the United Student Association (USA). On Academic Calendars tions from faculty, staff and grad- behalf of our fellow USA members, we wish you academic success and excellence in uates to help you reach your goals. the quarters to come at South. Campus Tour As an advocate for students, it is our mission to help improve the quality of Robert Smith - RSB Your unique experiences and backgrounds enrich our student life on and off campus. Our team will strive to create projects and opportuni- ties for everyone to participate in a safe and productive learning environment. We aim college and community, and we are grateful you have to promote cultural awareness among our diverse student population, complete the Jerry Brockey Center - JMB chosen to attend South. initiative to reduce or completely eliminate smoking on campus, and preserve vital educational and social justice programs that are the fabric of our school. In addition, Student Life we will relentlessly represent our student body and lobby for adequate funding, suffi- A few hints that we’ve learned from successful students: Library - LIB cient faculty compensation, and further financial support for all students. Legislative advocacy is essential to promote adequate support for schools and their students. To Additional Buildings 1. Use as many support services as possible (from Ad- continue to lobby and advocate for education affordability, Anna will be inviting our vising to the Writing Center). legislators to visit our school, share our views, and ask them to take action on current Campus Eateries 2. Get to know your faculty, staff and fellow students. issues faced by both our students and administrators. We hope you can join us throughout the school year to make an impact and Chinese Garden 3. Stay in touch with your advisor or counselor, they a difference in student life. Share your voice with us --all ideas are welcome! We have can guide you in developing your Education Plan. weekly meetings, held in JMB Student Center room 128. Please do not hesitate to Arboretum 4. If you need a little extra help, don’t wait. Talk with contact me or our fellow USA board members if there’s anything we can do to improve your instructor, check out the Tutoring Center, or visit your experience at South Seattle. We rely on your vigilance to help uphold the inspi- Parking Services rational values of our school as we continue to pursue our dreams and better our lives the MAST (math and science tutoring). through education. Georgetown Campus Together, we can make a difference. As you start or continue your educational journey at Social Media South, remember that you can truly Start Here, Go Sincerely, Anna Au, United Student Association Vice President and Krisna Mandujuano, President Closures/Emergencies Anywhere! [email protected]; [email protected] Phone Directory Best wishes with your future, Jerry M. Brockey Center, Office 119/135; Like us on FB: United Student Association - SSC’s Student Government Full Campus Map Or visit on the web: http://southseattle.edu/student-life/student-leadership/usa-stu- dent-government Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 3 Table of Contents Greetings About South 1969 About South South Founded Our Mission
Steps to Enroll Financial Aid Our Students Four-year Registration 3 Degree Options Students Rights 8,152 30 Academic Calendars Total Students Mean & Average Associate of Applied Science Campus Tour Student Age Transfer Degree Options Robert Smith - RSB 14 Jerry Brockey Center - JMB 39% 58% Student Life Female Students Male Students Library - LIB Students Working Additional Buildings 49% Full- or Part-time Campus Eateries 5% 22% Chinese Garden Running Start Academic Students Transfer Number of First Arboretum 35 Languages Spoken Parking Services Ethnicity Georgetown Campus (of those who reported ethnicity) Single Parent Social Media 44% Caucasian % Students Closures/Emergencies 21% Asian/Pacific Island 7 Phone Directory 12% African American Full Campus Map International % Hispanic 2 % Students Safety Map 1% Native American 6 4 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Our Mission Greetings About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB MISSION Additional Buildings As an open-access learning institution, Seattle Colleges prepares each student for success in life and work, fostering a diverse, engaged, and dynamic community. Campus Eateries Chinese Garden VISION Seattle Colleges is recognized as an exemplary learning institution that transforms lives, promotes Arboretum equity, and enriches the community. Parking Services
Georgetown Campus Values Goals Social Media • Accessibility for all learners and partners • Student Success • Collaboration through open communication and commitment to working together Closures/Emergencies • Diversity, inclusion, and equity for all individuals, particularly the underserved in our community • Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, • Fiscal sustainability for long-term viability and excellence in service and operations and Community Phone Directory • Growth and engagement of faculty and staff through professional development • Organizational Excellence • Innovation in instruction, student services, operations, and organizational culture Full Campus Map • Integrity by adhering to the highest standards of ethics and public stewardship • Partnerships Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 5 Table of Contents College Service Vocabulary List Accreditation - Certification that a school or institution has met standards set Greetings Steps to Enroll by an outside review organization. About South Articulation Agreement - An agreement between two or more institutions to Our Mission Start Here, Go Anywhere! transfer courses. The agreement identifies specific courses that may be taken at participating institutions in lieu of courses at your target university. Steps to Enroll APPLY Complete your online admissions application at https://southseattle.edu/ Commencement - Graduation ceremony that honors graduating students in all schools and colleges. Financial Aid steps-enroll/admissions-application to become a student at South Seattle College and to receive your official Student Identification Number (SID). Registration Credit - A unit of measure for college work. Generally speaking, one credit hour represents one hour of classroom attendance each week for the quarter, PLAN YOUR FUNDING plus the study time, homework, etc. that go along with it. Students Rights There are a variety of financial resources to help you fund your educa- tion. Make sure to plan ahead and visit our financial resources page at: Drop Date - The last day you can drop a class without a grade being assigned. Academic Calendars https://southseattle.edu/financial-aid FAFSA - Stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The FAFSA must Campus Tour PLACEMENT FOR CLASSES be filled out to be awarded grants, loans, scholarships, and work-study jobs. There are numerous documents which can be utilized to determine Robert Smith - RSB placement into a class. To learn about what documents you can use Grant - A type of financial aid that does not have to be paid back after the to enroll into college level course, or to find information on taking a student leaves school. Grants are available through the federal Jerry Brockey Center - JMB placement test at South Seattle College, go to: https://southseattle.edu/ government, state agencies, and educational institutions. student-assessment-services Student Life Holds - A hold may be placed on a student’s academic record for various New students at South who have attended other colleges and universi- reasons, such as non-payment of tuition and fees, not returning library books Library - LIB ties may have their transcripts evaluated for transfer credits. or library fines, not satisfying immunization records, parking fines or academic reasons. Most holds prevent students from registering or release of a student’s Additional Buildings REGISTRATION academic records. Students should check their account to contact the correct In order to register for classes, you must participate in New Student Orienta- office to have the hold removed. Campus Eateries tion. Advisors will be present, and will assist with the registration process. Internship - A part-time or full-time, temporary job in a real-world setting Chinese Garden closely related to a student’s area of study. It may be done for college credit Key Staff Descriptions and it may or may not be paid. Arboretum Advisor - A staff or faculty assigned to help you discuss your educational Loan - Borrowed money to be repaid after graduation. Parking Services plans, including your course scheduling. Prerequisite - A course that must be completed before a student can enroll in a Georgetown Campus Dean - Chief administrator of a college within a university. more advanced course.
Social Media Provost - Chief officer who oversees all academic areas of the university. WASFA - Stands for Washington Application for State Financial Aid. Washing- ton State offers financial aid programs to students who aren’t eligible for federal Closures/Emergencies Registrar - Oversees registration at the University, providing aids such as financial aid because of immigration status. These students still need to meet calendars, class schedules, final exam schedules, and guides to online reg- other program requirements. Phone Directory istration and enrollment management. It also manages student academic Withdrawal - (W) Grade listed when a student officially drops a class before the records, produces official transcripts. Full Campus Map drop date. Tutor - A person who provides assistance to one or more people on certain Safety Map Work-Study Job - Job that is awarded as part of a student’s financial aid pack- subject areas or skills. Tutors are students, work-study, and professionals. age. These jobs are financed through the federal government. 6 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Scholarships Table of Contents FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Financial Greetings The South Seattle College Foundation over the past years has attracted much community engagement and support for the benefit of South’s students. The Foundation provides more About South than 100 scholarships a year for students. Further they are also active in providing automatic funding for the first year of college for many students from the South Seattle High Schools. Many Aid Our Mission families and business organizations also have endowments with the foundation that are used for scholarships each year. All students at South are eligible to apply when a scholarship round Easy Math Steps to Enroll is announced. Application periods and awards are generally made during the fall and winter quarters however at times there have even been opportunities to apply during spring quarter. The average student will spend a total of 3 hours a year Financial Aid Send questions to [email protected]. completing the Financial Aid Application process. At South the average student receives $4500 a year. That translates to Registration SSC Foundation: https://southseattlecollegefoundation.org $1500 per hour for your efforts. Work 3 hours or 281 hours for Seattle College Foundation: https://seattlecolleges.academicworks.com the same amount of money? Apply for Financial Aid today; we Students Rights process applications all year long! MORE SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION Academic Calendars https://southseattle.edu/financial-aid/scholarships Steps to Completing Campus Tour
Financial Aid Robert Smith - RSB Types of Financial Aid 1. Complete the FAFSA or WASFA online applications For more information, please visit Jerry Brockey Center - JMB https://southseattle.edu/financial-aid/types-financial-aid (available October 1 each year) Student Life PELL GRANT a. FAFSA-fafsa.ed.gov Library - LIB A need based grant that only the students with the highest need qualify for. b. WASFA- readysetgrad.wa.gov/wasfa WASHINGTON STATE NEED GRANT/WASHINGTON COLLEGE GRANT 2. Apply for Admissions Additional Buildings A need based grant provided to income-eligible students pursuing postsecondary educa- Campus Eateries tion. 3. Turn in items on your Missing Document Letter COLLEGE BOUND 4. Turn in additional requested documents/information Chinese Garden An early commitment of state financial aid eligible to students who sign up in middle 5. Receive your Award Letter or a Determination Letter Arboretum school and fulfill the scholarship pledge. 6. Calculate your Owing Balance Parking Services PASSPORT TO COLLEGE 7. Choose our Refund Option Funding for eligible foster youth to help pay tuition, fees, and other expenses. Georgetown Campus
SOUTH TUITION WAIVER Have More Questions? Social Media The waiver acts like a coupon to discount tuition at South Seattle College only and is Schedule an Appointment online at https://southseat- non-transferable. tle.edu/financial-aid/schedule-appointment Closures/Emergencies
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE GRANT Call: 206-934-5317 Phone Directory Institutional financial aid for residents of Washington State eligible for state tuition rates. Email: [email protected] Full Campus Map WORK STUDY The Financial Aid Office is located in the Robert Smith Need based on campus work. Earn $16+/hour in a paycheck every two weeks. Building. Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 7 Table of Contents Registration Office Greetings Registration RSB 40 - 206-934-7938 [email protected] About South Our team is dedicated to the mission of South Seattle College, and it is our Our Mission Step 1 - Determine Placement goal to provide students and the campus community with prompt, efficient, As a new student, you will participate in place- and accurate professional level services. Steps to Enroll ment which assesses your strengths in writing, reading and math. This assessment should be Financial Aid We are committed to facilitating the initial and ongoing enrollment and completed before you meet with an advisor or growth of our students through the following services and experiences: counselor. They will use the assessment infor- Registration mation to select your first quarter courses. More information is available on our website. Records Maintenance and Management Credential Evaluations Students Rights Enrollment Data, Reporting and Verification Registration https://southseattle.edu/student-assessment-services Graduation and Degree Posting Admissions and Enrolling Academic Calendars
Campus Tour Advisors/Counselors Robert Smith - RSB Registration Process ADVISORS NEW STUDENTS Jerry Brockey Center - JMB RSB 11 - 206-934-5387 As a new student, you will first apply to the college for admissions. Through [email protected] this process, you will be assigned student identification and PIN numbers. Student Life Both of these numbers identify you as a student at South and are used to Advisors help you make sound choices so you can reach your access student online services. Library - LIB educational goals. They are available to all students and can offer help with college transfer, professional and technical Additional Buildings programs, English as a Second Language (ESL), and GED RETURNING OR CURRENT STUDENTS programs. Be sure to access the student portal through the MySouth link to view your Campus Eateries quarter registration appointment dates and time, register and pay for classes, Advisors can provide information on course enrollments, buy a parking pass, view your financial aid status, run a Degree Audit and Chinese Garden quarterly class selection, graduation assessment, and educa- more! You will need your student identification number and your PIN to log tional planning. Advisors also provide resources to students in. Arboretum who want to research other colleges or programs in Wash- ington state. RUNNING START Parking Services The Running Start program allows qualified high school juniors and seniors COUNSELORS to enroll tuition-free in college courses. Running Start students must meet Georgetown Campus RSB 40/Student Services - 206-934-6409 certain eligibility requirements and must meet first with your high school counselor. Next, you will meet with a Running Start advisor who will help with Counselors are faculty who have master’s degrees in Social Media course selection and share next steps for registration. counseling. They help students identify and achieve their Closures/Emergencies educational, career and personal goals. At South, we have the following types of counselors: CONTINUING EDUCATION Phone Directory The Continuing Education Department offers noncredit, lifelong learning Educational: Including planning, selecting a major, transfer classes, senior classes, community choir, professional development and on- Full Campus Map Career: Including assessment of skills and interest line courses. Registration is accomplished through the Continuing Education Personal: Including students rights, conflict resolution, de- Department. Safety Map pression, anxiety and more.
8 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Student Conduct & Rights Greetings About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB Student Complaints Student Conduct Additional Buildings Campus Eateries WHAT IS THE COMPLAINT PROCEDURE? Any institution operating with thousands of people must have The Student Complaint Procedure includes informal and formal complaints by a rules, policies and procedures in place to protect and support a Chinese Garden student against an employee of the college or another student. This cooperative educational environment. procedure is designed to protect all individuals involved. The college has Arboretum identified a Student Advocate who can assist students with the Formal and To maintain this environment, the college outlines a code of Informal Complaints process and a Complaints Officer who will facilitate any conduct that defines both misconduct and proper/appropriate Parking Services complaints through the formal procedure. conduct. A student’s responsibility in maintaining a good envi- WISH TO SUBMIT A COMPLAINT? ronment is to: Georgetown Campus South’s designated Student Advocate is Dan Johnson, Dean of Student Life. • Maintain high standards of academic integrity Social Media Contact Dan Johnson: 206-934-6749 • Respect the rights of others [email protected] • Refrain from actions that endanger themselves or others Closures/Emergencies Student Complaint Report Form • Comply with civil authority If you wish to log any kind of complaint, you can learn more about the Phone Directory complaint process here. When these areas are violated and a simple and direct means of resolution is attempted and is unsuccessful, conduct Full Campus Map WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE? proceedings may begin. Please see Resources and Help for additional information. Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 9 Table of Contents Greetings Student Conduct & Rights About South
Our Mission Student Conduct Policy & Procedure Student Complaints are not Steps to Enroll the same as Student Misconduct 1. What is misconduct? Financial Aid Misconduct is inappropriate behavior that affects the institution’s A “complaint” is defined as a good faith allegation based on personal pursuit of its educational objectives. See examples of student mis- experience or knowledge by a student or students that there has been a Registration conduct on page 11. violation, misapplication, or misinterpretation of some service or rule as Students Rights it applies to students in the institution by a staff or faculty member of the 2. Who can report a misconduct issue? institution, resulting in loss or detriment to the complainant. The Dean of Academic Calendars Any member of the college community may file a student conduct Student Life, located in the Jerry Brockey Building, serves as Ombudsman complaint against any student when they believe a violation has and is the first point of contact for students considering the submission of Campus Tour been committed. a complaint.
Robert Smith - RSB 3. Who can I talk to if I have a concern or complaint? The Dean of Enrollment Services is the campus Complaint Officer and is Sometimes there may be a situation that causes a student to have a located in the Registration Office in the Robert Smith Building. For more Jerry Brockey Center - JMB concern, suggestion or complaint. These resources are available: information regarding the Student Complaint Process, visit the Student • Counseling Services, Robert Smith Building, 206-934-5387 Resources – Complaints Overview page located at: https://southseattle. Student Life • Disability Services, RSB 12, 206-934-5137 edu/student-resources/complaints-overview • Office of Diversity and Retention, JMB 133, 206-934-6455 Library - LIB 4. How do I report a conduct issue? Additional Buildings 6. What is the process for student conduct violations? • Student conduct incidents are reported to the Vice President of A. When a report of a violation occurs, the VPSS Office will begin an inves- Student Services, Chief Student Conduct Officer, or to the Executive Campus Eateries tigation to determine the validity of the report. Assistant to the VPSS. The VPSS Office can be reached at 206-934- Chinese Garden 6788. B. The student(s) and witness(es) may be called for an initial interview.
Arboretum • Violations may also be reported directly to SSC Security as well as C. The student will be notified of the violation, their rights and responsibil- the police. SSC will directly report the incident to VPSS. Use 206-934- ities and date of the Student Conduct hearing if the report and/or investi- Parking Services 0911. gation results in allegations of violations of the student code.
Georgetown Campus 5. What if I have a complaint about a grade? D. After the hearing, the student will be notified of the decision and what See page 30 for procedure information. if any, disciplinary sanctions apply. Sanctions may include warnings, repri- Social Media mands, probation, suspension or expulsion. Wish to Submit a Grade Complaint? Closures/Emergencies During the conduct proceedings and pending sanctions, a student’s en- To submit a grade complaint contact: Dan Johnson, Dean of rollment status is not changed until a disciplinary action is issued by the Phone Directory Student Life. VPSS Office. Students have the right to appeal certain sanctions imposed by the VPSS Office. The appeal letter must be received by the VPSS within Contact Dan Johnson: 206-934-6749; Full Campus Map 20 calendar days from notice and should contain a reason for appeal. [email protected] Appeals are forwarded to the Student Conduct Appeals Committee which Grade Complaint Report Form Safety Map is lead by the Assistant Attorney General for the state of Washington.
10 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Student Conduct & Rights Greetings About South Examples of Student Misconduct Our Mission
For a full description of student misconduct, refer to the Washington Administrative Code, WAC 132F-121-110 or visit the student conduct website via Steps to Enroll southseattle.edu. Financial Aid 1. Intentional or repeated disruption of instruction, 8. Sexual harassment of a student or district employee research, administration and other district activities WAC 132F-419 As an institution of higher education, it is important that we Registration Examples include: foster an environment which is free of sexual harassment and set an exam- • Talking on cell phones, text messaging, listening to music ple as a place where people treat each other with consideration and respect. Students Rights • Maintaining side conversations disruptive to class Sexual harassment will not be tolerated at this college. • Lashing out at others Academic Calendars Sexual harassment is defined as: unwelcome or unwanted sexual advances, 2. Academic dishonesty, including cheating and plagiarism requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual Campus Tour Examples include: nature. • Submitting another student’s work as your own Some examples include: Robert Smith - RSB • Copying answers from others’ papers during an exam • Sexist humor or remarks • Using text messaging or other cell phone functions to gain answers during exams • Remarks about one’s physical appearance which implies sexual interest Jerry Brockey Center - JMB • Buying and submitting pirated papers or online work • Showing nude or sexual pictures • Written communications with sexual overtones Student Life 3. Conduct that is disorderly, lewd or obscene • Pressure for dates Examples include: • Unsolicited kissing, patting or fondling Library - LIB • Use of argumentative or offensive language toward others on campus • Requests for sex in exchange for grades or employment Additional Buildings • Consistent interruption of class sessions South Seattle College is committed to providing an environment in which Campus Eateries 4. Physical or verbal abuse, harassment of any person on campus students and employees can study and work without sexual intimidation. If you feel you have been subjected to this behavior, you may contact the Title Chinese Garden 5. Discriminatory action against a student or district employee IX/RCW 28A.640 officer at 206-934-6415 or the Vice President of Student Services Office at 206-934-6788. Brochures concerning the issue are posted because of race, color, national origin, mental or physical disabil- Arboretum throughout the campus and are distributed by the VPSS office. ity, gender sexual orientation, age, creed, or religion South Seattle College provides equal opportunity in education and em- Parking Services ployment and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national 9. Possession, consumption, intoxication or distribution on origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status or the presence of any campus of alcohol, controlled substances or unlawful drugs, Georgetown Campus physical, sensory, or mental disability in accordance with Washington state including marijuana (for any purpose or amount) anti-discrimination laws: Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX Social Media of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation 10. Smoking inside a campus building or where smoking is not Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. authorized. Smoking is prohibited in any building on campus. Closures/Emergencies In addition, state law WAC 296-62 requires the college to “minimize the 6. Failure to comply with direction of district employees or to infiltration of environmental tobacco smoke from sources outside the Phone Directory identify oneself to persons when requested building. To meet this requirement, smoking is prohibited within 25 feet of the entrances to campus buildings and “No Smoking” signs are posted in Full Campus Map 7. Encouraging or assisting another person to commit any act of these areas. Smoking shelters are available in several locations on campus to accommodate smokers during inclement weather. Safety Map misconduct SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 11 Table of Contents Greetings Fall Quarter About South CALENDAR KEY QUARTER BEGINS Our Mission
Steps to Enroll CAMPUS CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY
Financial Aid QUARTER ENDS
Registration Students Rights September 2019 Important Dates Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Academic Calendars May 13 Registration Begins (Returning Students) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 May 20 Registration Begins (New Students) Campus Tour Sept 19 Presidents Day Robert Smith - RSB 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Sept 23 Fall Quarter Begins Jerry Brockey Center - JMB 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Oct 30 Faculty Development Day (No Classes, Campus Open) Student Life Nov 11 Holiday: Veterans Day (No Classes, Campus Open) 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Nov 28 Holiday: Thanksgiving Library - LIB Nov 29 Holiday: Native American Heritage Day 29 30 Additional Buildings Dec 11 Fall Quarter Ends Campus Eateries Winter Break Dec 12-Jan 5
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Georgetown Campus 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Social Media 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Closures/Emergencies 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Phone Directory 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Full Campus Map 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 Safety Map
12 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 January 2020 Table of Contents Winter Quarter Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Greetings 1 2 3 4 About South
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Our Mission Steps to Enroll 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Financial Aid 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Registration
26 27 28 29 30 31 Students Rights
Academic Calendars February 2020 Campus Tour Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Robert Smith - RSB 1 Jerry Brockey Center - JMB 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Student Life
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Library - LIB
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Additional Buildings Campus Eateries 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Chinese Garden Important Dates March 2020 Arboretum Nov 4 Registration Begins (Returning Students) Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Parking Services
Nov 12 Registration Begins (New Students) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Georgetown Campus Jan 6 Winter Quarter Begins 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Social Media Jan 20 Holiday: Martin Luther King Day Closures/Emergencies Feb 6 Faculty Development Day (No Classes, Campus Open) 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Feb 17 Holiday: Presidents’ Day Phone Directory 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 March 25 Winter Quarter Ends Full Campus Map Spring Break March 26 - April 5 29 30 31 Safety Map
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Greetings
About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars Campus Tour Spring Quarter Robert Smith - RSB Jerry Brockey Center - JMB April 2020 May 2020 June 2020 Student Life Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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Additional Buildings 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Campus Eateries 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Chinese Garden 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Arboretum
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Closures/Emergencies Important Dates Feb 10 Registration Begins (Returning Students) May 13 Faculty Development Day (No Classes) Phone Directory Feb 18 Registration Begins (New Students) May 25 Holiday: Memorial Day Full Campus Map April 6 Spring Quarter Begins June 19 Spring Quarter Ends Safety Map Visit our academic calendar for a comprehensive list of important dates.
14 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Campus Tour Greetings About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Full Campus Map
Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 15 Table of Contents Greetings Robert Smith Building About South Named after the first president of South Seattle College, the Robert Our Mission Smith Building (RSB) houses most of the campus administration Steps to Enroll services, such as Financial Aid, Registration, Communications, and Financial Aid the President’s Office. Registration
Students Rights RSB is a rectangular building with a central courtyard featuring sculptures from local artists. The courtyard also has an entrance to Academic Calendars South’s library. Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Full Campus Map
Safety Map
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to pay tuition? Greetings
to register? About South education counseling? Our Mission Do it all in one place! RSB!! Trio EOC Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights Transfer Center
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Full Campus Map
Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 17 Table of Contents Security Parking Greetings RSB 50 - 206-934-5157 RSB 62A - 206-934-5157 Services @ RSB [email protected] [email protected] About South Seattle College has a staff of four Staff patrol a designated area on Our Mission full-time security officers and foot or patrol vehicle, perform Registration Cashier’s Office several part-time security guards general security work, prevent RSB 40 - 206-934-7938 RSB Main Office 206-934-5388- Steps to Enroll who patrol the college buildings and investigate crime, inspect [email protected] Tuition can be paid and and parking lots (seven days a buildings for property damage, Financial Aid Students may receive help with parking permits can be week; day and evening hours), issue parking citations, gather South’s Registration Process, in- purchased here with cash, check, and can provide emergency and evidence, write crime reports, and Registration cluding the schedule, finding the debit or credit card (VISA, American non-emergency assistance to appear in court as required. right class, managing credits and Express, Mastercard or Discover). students, employees, and visitors. Students Rights more by coming to the Registration Center. There is also a secure drop box Academic Calendars Click Here for Parking located outside the Cashier’s Office Pricing & Policies for off-hour payments. Campus Tour Map of South Registration Tips and Security Services General Info Here Robert Smith - RSB TRIO EOC RSB 02 - 206-934-5208 Jerry Brockey Center - JMB [email protected] TRIO SSS Financial Aid RSB 66/67 - 206-934-5326 Student Life TRIO-EOC provides free assistance Advising RSB Main Office 206-934-5317- [email protected] RSB 11 - 206-934-5387 FinancialSouth to adults to begin or restart their Library - LIB education or career training. Eli- [email protected] @seattlecolleges.edu Join TRIO-SSS to access services gible students are able to receive and resources that will help you Additional Buildings Advisors help you make sound The Financial Aid Office services including: assistance with graduate and transfer to a four- choices so you can reach your their financial aid application, Campus Eateries provides students with informa- year college/university. TRIO-SSS educational goals. tion and assistance to complete academic and career guidance, students are more likely to be Chinese Garden the Financial Aid Application and information about high school involved on campus, maintain They are available to all students receive financial assistance to cover completion and ESL courses, as higher GPA’s, graduate and and can offer help with college Arboretum educational expenses like tuition, well as assistance with college transfer than students who do not transfer, professional and techni- fees, books, and living expense. admissions. affiliate. cal programs, English as a Second Parking Services Language (ESL), and GED pro- In general, the process to get grams. Georgetown Campus financial aid takes about 90 days, but Disability Services can be much faster when students RSB 12 - 206-934-5137 Advisors can provide information Social Media respond timely to office requests. on course enrollments, quarterly Disability Services (DS) coordinates services and arranges academic adjustments Students apply all year long and class selection, graduation assess- for students with disabilities at South Seattle College, in accordance with Section Closures/Emergencies receive assistance when enrolled at ment, and educational planning. least 1 credit per quarter. 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act as Amended. Phone Directory Help with Financial Aid, Students are advised to contact the DS office early in their educational planning More on Advising Full Campus Map to ensure access and to avoid delays in service. DS promotes universal design Click Here within the College to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all stu- Click Here Safety Map dents.
18 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Services @ RSB Greetings About South Communications/ College Transfer Our Mission PIO RSB 154 - 206-934-6873 Center Steps to Enroll RSB 66 - 206-934-5387 South’s PIO connects students with [email protected] Financial Aid important information about the college, creates marketing/adver- The Transfer Center provides Registration tising content, and manages the information and materials for college’s social media channels. students transferring to a four- Students Rights year university. We assist students Follow South on social media (Face- with transfer planning, personal Academic Calendars book, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, statements, and applications. LinkedIn) for timely messages Each quarter we host workshops, Campus Tour including deadlines, upcoming events, and a transfer fair. events, school closures and emer- Robert Smith - RSB gency info, and inspiring student, staff and faculty stories. Workforce Education/Worker Retraining Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
RSB 81 - 206-934-5835 All flyers must be approved and For More Student Life [email protected] dated before posting to campus Info About bulletin boards. To get approval, We work to fund students who are receiving basic food, TANF, Library - LIB please bring flyers to the PIO, RSB Registration and unemployment benefits, are under-employed, have exhausted 154 or 198. Additional Buildings Admissions at unemployment benefits, are displaced homemakers, have received a layoff notice or are a veteran discharged within the past 48 months. Campus Eateries More on Emergency South, click here. We also work with students who are receiving funding from third parties. Information Here Chinese Garden Arboretum WorkSource/ College Foundation Running Start RSB 1 - 206-934-7927 Parking Services RSB 11 - 206-934-5387 Career Center South Foundation - [email protected] [email protected] RSB 79 - 206-934-5304 SC Foundation - [email protected] Georgetown Campus
Running Start is a program for This is a Worksource Affiliate site South Seattle College students applying for scholarships are fortunate to Social Media high school students who are at that provides services to aid your have philanthropic support from two foundations: Seattle Colleges Foun- the 11th or 12th grade level, and employment search. Resources dation and the South Seattle College Foundation. Closures/Emergencies whose test scores place them in are available to students and college level work. They can take community members and we The Seattle Colleges Foundation scholarship application opens annually Phone Directory college transfer and professional have qualified staff to assist you for all Seattle Colleges students. For the 2019-2020 academic school year, technical courses for high school in all stages of the job search. We the application is open from February 15, 2019, to April 15, 2019. South Full Campus Map and college credit at the same look forward to working with you! Seattle College Foundation scholarship twice each year, during the fall and time. These courses are free. winter quarter scholarship application periods. Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 19 Table of Contents Greetings Jerry Brockey Center About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus The Jerry Brockey Cen- ter (JMB) is home to the Social Media bookstore, art gallery, Closures/Emergencies Student Life department, Phone Directory student government, and
Full Campus Map multi-purpose meeting rooms. Safety Map
20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Jerry Brockey Center Services @ JMB Greetings About South Student Life Office Our Mission JMB 135 - 206-934-6755 Steps to Enroll
The Student Life Office brings together many program Financial Aid areas that work collaboratively to help students engage in co-curricular learning and development and how to get Registration involved with the campus community. Students Rights • General Information and Referrals • Student Lounge Academic Calendars • Graduation Cap and Gown Rentals • Lost and Found Campus Tour Art Gallery Robert Smith - RSB JMB 109 - 206-934-5337 Lost & Found is open Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Jerry Brockey Center - JMB The mission of the Art Gallery is to foster appreciation and experience of visual arts and culture through exhibitions that promote the education, Student Life enrichment and cultural diversity of our students and the surrounding More Student Click here to access the community. Library - LIB Life Info Student Life program The Gallery host numerous workshops, artist talks, and artist receptions, and event calendar. Additional Buildings all of which are free for students to attend! Click Here Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden Game Room Arboretum JMB 151 - 206-934-6614 South’s game room is a space for students to get together, meet new Parking Services people and build relationships on campus. Facilities in the room include ping pong tables, pool tables, video games and televisions. Georgetown Campus A number of tables and chairs are available for studying and lunch breaks. Social Media
Tournaments and special events are scheduled in the game room Closures/Emergencies throughout the year. Phone Directory Game Room hours: Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Full Campus Map Hours may vary Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 21 Table of Contents Food Pantry Club Center JMB 142 Across from JMB 109 Greetings 206-934-5330 Services @ JMB monica.lundberg@seattlecol- About South leges.edu Here is your chance to join a club Phi Theta Kappa Student Activities or start your own on campus, The purpose of the Food Pantry is Our Mission JMB 142 where you can learn new lead- and Programs to address food insecurity for our 206-934-6750 ership skills and make lifelong JMB 120 - 206-934-5861 students. We know you can’t do Steps to Enroll friends! To find out when these [email protected] your best on an empty stomach. Phi Theta Kappa is the official clubs meet, contact the Club Financial Aid SAP provides entertaining, edu- And we want to help you make it Seattle College Honor Society Center Coordinator. Clubs -- Hik- cational, and cultural experienc- to the finish line! recognizing academic success. ing, soccer, biking and gaming Registration We have monthly meetings in es for our community - the SSC students, faculty, and staff. By -- or start your own! Sports and which we provide academic Rec clubs are housed in the Students Rights serving as event advocates, we support and resources, and games room. community service strive to create opportunities of Academic Calendars opportunities. feedback to make our programs more inclusive and accessible to More Info About Food Discover Current Clubs or Campus Tour all those we serve. Pantry Here Make Your Own Here Robert Smith - RSB Touch Here for Discover More Phi Theta Kappa Info About SAP Here Jerry Brockey Center - JMB Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity JMB 146 - 206-934-6831 Student Life The Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity mission is cultivating a Library - LIB learning environment that champions social justice.
Additional Buildings Our office originated as the Cultural Center and the Gender Equity Cen- ter, both founded in 2005. The two offices merged in 2017, to become Campus Eateries the Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity (CEID). We carry on the Chinese Garden goal of supporting the academic, professional, and personal success of multicultural students of all genders. We strive to accomplish this goal Arboretum through providing a supportive environment, resource and scholarship information, in addition to the services mentioned above. CEID empow- Parking Services ers student leaders, whom we call Student Commissioners, to explore, Want to post a flier in JMB/on campus? celebrate, and educate the campus community about gender, racial, and Georgetown Campus All literature must be approved and dated before posting. South Seattle Col- cultural equity. lege reserves the right to deny posting, distribution or display privileges if in- Social Media formation is commercial, obscene or unlawful. Bring all postings to one of the following offices for approval: United Student Association Closures/Emergencies • Student Life: Jerry Brockey Student Center 135, (206) 934-6755 JMB 119 - 206-934-6752 • Public Information Office: RSB 159/198, (206) 934-6873 Phone Directory • Gerogetown Campus Main Office: Building C, (206) 934-5350 The United Student Association is your official student government. Compro- mised of eight student advocates, we represent student interests and concerns Full Campus Map Posting Guidelines: to the administration. We encourage you to get involved and visit our weekly • Fliers are only allowed on designated boards. meetings in JMB 128. If you would like to serve or volunteer for student govern- • Do not use staples or tape to attach material to the boards! Safety Map • Fliers may be posted for up to two weeks. ment, please contact advisor, [email protected]
22 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Bookstore Tips Services @ JMB Greetings About South
We return textbooks for Our Mission during the 1st week of classes with your receipt. If you drop Steps to Enroll a course you may bring proof Financial Aid of it to receive a refund in the 2nd week. Registration
Students Rights Our web site allows you to input the course information Academic Calendars you find on your printed Campus Tour schedule along with the term and then generate a list of Robert Smith - RSB required and recommended Jerry Brockey Center - JMB materials. Student Life
Bring your printed schedule Library - LIB with you to help us verify that Additional Buildings you are choosing the correct South Seattle Student Bookstore book for the correct course. Campus Eateries JMB 126 - 206-934-5338 Chinese Garden https://southscc.bncollege.com/ You can write and highlight in Arboretum We offer many options for your textbooks, including new, used rentals and eBooks. Our textbooks are laid your rentals, we just ask that out in alphabetical and numerical order by class, matching your schedule. you limit the amount of pen Parking Services and do not highlight in large At the register you may pay with cash, check, credit cards, award data forms (third party financial assis- Georgetown Campus tance), and Barnes & Noble gift cards. Checks must be imprinted with your name, address and/ or phone amounts. number. You must also provide us with your student ID number. Social Media
The full return policy is printed on the back of your receipt. Buyback is conducted every day except during The best time to sell your Closures/Emergencies the first week of each quarter. Our ability to buy your book is based upon book orders submitted by the books back to the store is instructors for the upcoming quarter and national demand. Phone Directory during finals week when we We hope you enjoy your time at South Seattle College and we thank you for visiting us at the Bookstore! offer up to 50% of the original Full Campus Map retail value. Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 23 Table of Contents Greetings Student Life Outside JMB About South
Our Mission Turn Up Your Student Life!
Steps to Enroll Student Life is a network of departments committed to providing meaningful services, activities and communications that build com- Financial Aid munity; ensure academic success; encourage creative expression, personal growth, and well-being; foster diversity and social justice; Registration and promote student advocacy and leadership.
Students Rights As part of our Programs and Services for the campus community, Student Life Operations provides a student lounge, free tea and Academic Calendars coffee, Lost and Found, and a rental bulletin board.
Campus Tour FIND OUR EVENTS, CLICK HERE Robert Smith - RSB Campus Recreation & Fitness Center Jerry Brockey Center - JMB MPB Fitness Center - 206-934-6471 GO TO PAGE 13 TO VIEW STUDENT LIFE’S JMB SERVICES
Student Life The Fitness Center offers a variety of workout and exercise equipment, such as cardio, free and universal weights. The facility offers students Library - LIB opportunities to achieve their personal physical goals and network with other students. Additional Buildings Intramural Sports -- Programs include soccer, softball, basket- ball and volleyball. Through intramural sports, students can learn funda- Campus Eateries mentals of organized sport. To find out more, contact Colby Keene, the Intramural & Recre- Chinese Garden ation Coordinator.
Arboretum
Parking Services Childcare Center CCC - 206-934-5348 Georgetown Campus https://southseattle.edu/student-life/preschool-child-care-center
Social Media Conveniently located on campus adjacent to the south parking lot, the center has provided quality childcare for children of students since 1976. It Closures/Emergencies offers a developmentally appropriate program for toddlers and preschool- ers aged 18 months to 5 years old while parents pursue their educational Phone Directory and professional goals. The center provides a welcoming and supportive environment for families created by a professional staff, trained in early Full Campus Map childhood education. It offers flexible scheduling and affordable rates. All families are enrolled on a space availability basis. Please call for current Safety Map information regarding rates and enrollment.
24 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Library Greetings About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Located in the heart of campus, the library offers com- Arboretum puting and study space for students and the campus Parking Services community. The library provides access to a variety of resources, including books, magazines, journals, ency- Georgetown Campus clopedias, dictionaries, videos and databases. Librarians Social Media are available to help you with your research, computer Closures/Emergencies assistance or information needs. Phone Directory
To connect to South’s library, click Full Campus Map Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 25 Table of Contents Copy Center Greetings Services @LIB 206-934-6662 Copy machines for student use are located in the Library. The About South Visit the Library Copy Center sells copy cards for $3, $5, and $10 plus tax. All Our Mission services are operated on a cash basis. Student accounts are Students can visit the library to use resources, find help with technology, speak to a librarian, use allowed 375 credits of black and white or color printing each computers and access study spaces. Students can check out or use print books, periodicals and quarter. Steps to Enroll newspapers as well as access databases, eBooks, and streaming media online. Students are able to check out materials with a student ID # and a SSC ID card or a valid picture ID. Community members Financial Aid in selected zip codes may be eligible for borrowing privileges. The library is generally open Monday Copy Center Hours: – Friday with resources and research help available 24/7 on the library website. Please see a librarian Monday - Thursday 7:30 am - 7 pm Registration if there is anything the library can do to assist you. Friday 7:30 am - 4 pm
Students Rights LIBRARY CATALOG Finder, the library’s catalog is available on the library web site. Use Finder to search for books in the Academic Calendars three Seattle Colleges. Students may check out from and return books to the circulating collections of all three campuses, and requested books can be delivered free to the South library. Campus Tour DATABASES Robert Smith - RSB The library subscribes to over 70 online databases and research tools. Our databases contain index- ing to magazine, journal, and newspaper articles as well as multimedia and eBooks. Many databases Jerry Brockey Center - JMB provide full text articles and most resources are available off campus with your student ID # or MySeattleColleges Login. Student Life RERSERVE BOOKS Library - LIB The library’s reserve collection provides access to material such as textbooks and required readings. Reserve materials are generally limited to 2 hours at a time and may not be removed from the library. The library’s reserve collection includes material for many but not all courses. Please contact Additional Buildings your instructor if you would like your course content placed on reserve. Campus Eateries ESL COLLECTION Chinese Garden The library has several special collections, including English as a Second Language (ESL). The ESL collection is housed on the south side of the library and includes textbooks, readers and reference Arboretum material. The library also offers several databases for English as a Second Language (ESL) learners. AANAPISI Center eLearning LIB 220 - 206-934-5221 LIB 131 - Parking Services STARS http://southseattle.info/ The STARS or Student Technology Advice and Resources Support are peer mentors able to assist stu- The AANAPISI Center offers a “home-like” atmosphere that SSC eLearning is an educa- Georgetown Campus dents with campus computing and digital literacy. STARS can help you login to campus resources, access technology for your courses and use online tools like Canvas, a learning management system stresses academic success tional service that supports used by many classes. STARS are located on the main floor of the library and are available during all for underserved populations all students learning online. Social Media library open hours. Students online or afterhours may seek help at http://southseattle.info/. through our services: edu- eLearning supports Canvas, cational planning, academic a learning management Closures/Emergencies LIBRARY SPACES advising, mentoring, lead- system (LMS) used by many The library offers a diversity of spaces for student needs. The main area of the library provides ership development and online and in person classes. Phone Directory computing and study space. Couches and tables are positioned throughout the library for collabo- campus/community referrals. Students can seek eLearning rative work. Students can reserve one of the four private study rooms to accommodate up to eight Check us out on Facebook. support online at southseattle. Full Campus Map people. The quiet study area provides a slightly quieter environment and two smaller first-come first service study rooms. We strive to provide a welcoming environment in the library and headphones info or in person at the STARS Safety Map and noise canceling options are available at the circulation desk. desk located in the library.
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Tutoring Center Our Mission RSB 12 - 206-934-6650 The Tutoring Center offers a variety of FREE tutoring services for students who Steps to Enroll need help studying to succeed in their college courses. Tutoring services include regularly-scheduled personal and small group sessions, walk-in sessions, and Financial Aid online tutoring. Registration Small group Tutoring: To request a tutor, students need to fill out a “Tutor Request Students Rights Form” available in the Tutoring Center. Academic Calendars E-Tutoring: Students are invited to explore our e-tutoring service that offers on- line tutoring in writing, math, accounting, biology, and numerous other courses. Campus Tour For more information, please visit www.southseattle.edu For assistance, please email Marianna Asaturova at Marianna.Asaturova@seattle- Robert Smith - RSB colleges.edu Jerry Brockey Center - JMB MALL Geek Hauz Study Skills Tutoring Student Life RSB 16 - 206-934-6650 (Math & Learning Lab) (Computer Lab) Library - LIB LIB 215 - 206-934-6650 TEC 129 - 206-934-6650 Study Skills tutoring is a free service available to all South Seattle College students. With the study skills tutor, students Tutors are available to help South Additional Buildings Open to all South Seattle College will learn how to read efficiently, take notes, study, and stay Seattle College students with Com- students needing help with pre-col- organized using methods that will help them focus, learn Campus Eateries puter Technology courses. lege math courses. well, and get better grades. Sessions are one-to-one and last 45 mins. Chinese Garden
Arboretum MAST Center Writing Center WELL BUS/ACCT Parking Services LIB 205 - 206-934-6412 (Writing & English (Math & Science (Business & Georgetown Campus Tutoring) Free writing assistance is Learning Lab) Accounting RSB 18 - 206-934-6650 provided to students who need RSB 16 - 206-934-6650 Center) Social Media help understanding writing The WELL offers a wide range TEC 129 - 206-934-6650 The Math and Science Tutoring Cen- assignments, focusing, organizing, Closures/Emergencies ter (MAST) provides walk-in tutoring of writing and general lan- or editing their papers. Computers guage support to South’s global BUS/ACCT center provides services to all South Seattle College are available and are equipped walk-in tutoring for students Phone Directory students in math, chemistry, physics, community of English language with software for word processing, learners as they navigate the aca- needing help with business biology, statistics, and computer Full Campus Map grammar skills, reading comprehen- demic and cultural expectations and accounting classes. science courses. sion and vocabulary development. at South Seattle College. Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 27 Table of Contents Greetings Additional Campus Buildings About South
Our Mission Olympic Hall (OLY) is home to technology
Steps to Enroll classrooms, computer labs, theaters and one of the best views of Seattle! Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Full Campus Map Aviation Maintenance Rainier Hall Technology (AMT/ AVT) (RAH) Safety Map
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Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Cascade Hall (CAH) is Chinese Garden home to ESL, GED, and Arboretum Healthcare programs and is the newest addition to Parking Services our campus! Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Welding and Center for Landscape Horticulture Full Campus Map International Education (WWB) (LHO) Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 29 Table of Contents Greetings Additional Campus Buildings About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB Jerry Brockey Center - JMB Campus Eateries Student Life University Center (UNI) houses South’s Academic Library - LIB Transfer programs, where students earn associate Additional Buildings degrees in preparation to transfer to a four-year
Campus Eateries institution to complete their bachelor’s degree.
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies Phone Directory Automotive Full Campus Map Technology (AUT) Northwest Wine Academy (NWWA) Safety Map & Heavy Duty Diesel (HDM)
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Greetings
About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB Campus Eateries Jerry Brockey Center - JMB Student Life Culinary Arts Building Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Alhadeff Grill Food Court Phone Directory Culinary Arts Building - 206-934-5817 Culinary Arts Building - [email protected] Full Campus Map A more formal lunch setting, the Alhadeff Grill features both fare and hospitali- South student chefs create entire meals for consumption by the general ty by South students. student and staff population. Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 31 Table of Contents Greetings OtherCampus Campus Eateries Eateries About South Check out one of our visiting food tucks Our Mission near the clock tower, or grab a snack from our bookstore, vending machines, Steps to Enroll and food pantry located in JMB! Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Full Campus Map
Safety Map
32 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Chinese Garden Greetings About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
The Seattle Chinese Garden offers programs and events to Closures/Emergencies promote Chinese culture and horticulture. Students can volunteer for garden events, visitor service, and gardening. Phone Directory Full Campus Map
Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 33 Table of Contents Greetings Arboretum About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries South maintains a beautiful arboretum Chinese Garden located on the north side of the north Arboretum parking lot. It is a park-like setting with a Parking Services view of downtown Seattle. Students and
Georgetown Campus visitors are welcome to enjoy it’s walking paths, multiple specialty gardens, a Social Media reflection pool, a horticulture complex, and Closures/Emergencies a large gazebo. Phone Directory
Full Campus Map The large grass areas and tables, making for perfect study areas on nice days! Safety Map
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Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Parking at South Chinese Garden South has four parking lots available to students and visitors who purchase per- Parking Pass Rates Arboretum mits. The North, South, Visitor and General Parking lots are located on the map to the above right. Parking Services $50 All Day Pass per quarter DISABLED PARKING Georgetown Campus Daily and quarterly permits are available, but the individual must be recognized Evening Only Pass (after 4 p.m.) by a governmental sponsoring agency or have a statement from a medical doc- $25 Social Media tor as to the condition of the disability. Closures/Emergencies VISITOR PARKING All-day permit dispensers are located at the North Gatehouse, in the South Park- Phone Directory ing Lot and near the bus stop next to the Robert Smith Building (RSB). Purchase your parking pass, click here! Full Campus Map QUARTERLY PERMIT Quarterly permits are available for purchase at the Cashier’s Office. Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 35 Table of Contents GreetingsGeorgetown Campus About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Full Campus Map
Safety Map
36 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Georgetown Campus Greetings About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings Georgetown Campus Building A Building B Building C Campus Eateries Gene J Colin Ed. Bldg Boilermakers Office - 122 Chinese Garden South’s Georgetown campus is home to some AJAC Office - 104 -112 of the our technical and trades programs, Computer Lab - 120 Composites Lab - 130 Administration - 223 Arboretum including: Safety Lab - 127 West Construction Skills Lab - 126 Conference Room - 110, 111 Weatherization Lab - 127 East First Aid Classes - 102 Multipurpose Room - 122 Parking Services • Corporate & Customized Training Flagging Classes - 102 PSIEC Director - 223 • Apprenticeship & Education Center Labor Center - 124, 125, 127 Registration - 102 Georgetown Campus • Lab Education & Research Center Building E MIC - 113 Social Media Allied Trades Meatcutters Class - 123 Sprinkler Fitters Office - 133 Building D Closures/Emergencies Finishing Trades Institute NW Youth Build - 129 Trowel Trades For more info about South’s Drywall Phone Directory Georgetown campus Floorcovering Bricklayers Office Glaziers Cement Masons Office Full Campus Map programs, click here. Strippers/Painters Tile Setters Office Safety Map
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Our Mission Find out what’s happening on campus with updates from South’s social media accounts! Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid Join our online “otter” community and stay in the know by following our always-active so- cial media accounts! Get breaking campus updates and news including campus closures and Registration weather–related updates, admissions and financial aid deadlines, scholarship information and Students Rights the latest events coming to campus to mark your calendars for. Also look out for inspiring stu- Academic Calendars dent tales, photos, videos, gifs and more showcasing what makes learning at South so great.
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Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
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Additional Buildings Campus Eateries @SouthSeattleCC Chinese Garden Arboretum @southseattlecollege Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media South Seattle College
Closures/Emergencies Phone Directory South Seattle College Full Campus Map
Safety Map
38 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Campus Closure Links Closures Greetings Sites: www.flashalert.net About South School Closure Information https://southseattle.edu Phone: 206-934-5300 Our Mission The college announces when it is closed, not when it is open. Visit Facebook: South Seattle College Steps to Enroll the web at www.flashalert.net for closure announcements. The Twitter: @SouthSeattleCollege following local/network stations will publicize messages we post Financial Aid regarding school closure during inclement weather, etc.: Registration Television: KCPQ, KING, KIRO, KOMO, NW Cable News AM Radio: KIRO, KIXI, KLAY, KOMO, KRKO Types of Closures Students Rights FM Radio: Numerous stations SINGLE CAMPUS CLOSURES Academic Calendars In the event of an emergency on campus, multiple ways will be In cases of closure due to weather-related emergencies such as snow, a used to communicate the situation: decision and announcement regarding closure will be made by the Campus Tour individual campus, and relayed to the chancellor or her designee. • A pop-up message will appear on logged-on computers. Robert Smith - RSB • Selected speakerphone telephones across campus will broadcast DISTRICT-WIDE CLOSURES a message. Jerry Brockey Center - JMB In event of widespread or catastrophic emergency, a decision and • The Campus Alerts system will be activated, sending e-mails and announcement will be the same for all campuses and offices of the district, text messages to subscribers. Student Life following discussion by the college presidents and chancellor (or their • The clock tower speakers may also be used to broadcast a message. designees), or by the Emergency Communications Committee, as called for Library - LIB in the district emergency communications plan. Closure information should Closure information will be distributed in a number of additional ways. be available first on the Public Schools Emergency Communications System Please see the “About the Alert System” section below for details. Additional Buildings site at www.schoolreport.org. Campus Eateries Closure Announcement Timing: About the Alert System • Evening classes/offices -- Conditions permitting, decision by 2 p.m. Chinese Garden • Day classes/offices -- Conditions permitting, decision by 5 a.m. In the event of a weather-related delay or unscheduled campus Arboretum closure, students and staff members will be notified via email. For students, messages will be sent to the email address that was used Parking Services for registration. Georgetown Campus In addition to receiving an email, students and staff can also Campus Safety Map receive a text message or a recorded message to a phone number Social Media regarding closure information. (This information is not sold to a Click here to access our campus safety map, which in- third party) For those who do not wish to subscribe to this free Closures/Emergencies service, closure information is available through South’s website cludes locations of all emergency phones and campus and social media on Facebook (South Seattle College) and Twitter security access points. Phone Directory (@SouthSeattleCC). Full Campus Map For staff, messages will be sent to their Seattle Colleges email address. Campus Security - (206) 934-0911 Safety Map
SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 39 Table of Contents Each of the below phone numbers is preceded with the 206 area code, except where noted. Use the Seattle Greetings Colleges District Phonebook to look up faculty, exempt Phone Directory About South staff, administrators and more.
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll Academic Programs, 934-6600 Running Start, 934-5387 Accounting, 934-5394 Senior Adult Education, 934-5339 PROGRAMS OF STUDY Adult Basic Education/ESL/GED, 934-5363 Tech Prep, 934-6863 Financial Aid Welding Fabrication, 934-5394 Apprenticeship & Education Center, 934-5350 Technical Education, 934-5394 Wine Technology, 934-6846 Registration Automotive Technology, 934-5391 Upward Bound, 934-6676 Auto: Brian Hughes, 934-6830 Students Rights Howard Anderson, 934-6834 Aviation Maintenance Technology, 934-5373 SERVICES Academic Calendars Bachelor of Applied Science Programs, 934-6783 Admissions, 934-7943 Business Information Technology, 934-5394 King County Dislocated Workers Program, 934-5304 Advising, 934-5387 Campus Tour Career Link Academy, 934-7946 Library/Instructional Resources, 934-5395 Alhadeff Grill, 934-5817 Center for International Education (CIE), 934-5360 Lost and Found, 934-6755 Robert Smith - RSB AANAPISI, 934-5221 Certified Nursing Assistant,934-6889 Office of Instruction,934-5353 Arboretum, 934-5396 College Preparatory, 934-6600 Opportunity Grant, 934-5200 Jerry Brockey Center - JMB Art Gallery, 934-5337 College Transfer/Liberal Studies, 934-6600 Parking and Transportation, 934-5157 Assessment Services (Testing), 934-5349 Computer-Aided Drafting & Design, 934-5394 President’s Office,934-5311 Student Life Bookstore, 934-5338 Computing Technology, 934-5365 Public Relations Office,934-5308 Brockey Center (Rental/Catering), 934-6613 Continuing Education, 934-5339 Recreation (Campus), 934-6670 Library - LIB Cafe Alki, 934-6756 Corrections Officer Training, 934-5385 Registration, 934-7938 Career Development Services, 934-5304 Culinary Arts, 934-5344 Room Rental, 934-6613 Additional Buildings Cashier, 934-5388 Diesel/Heavy Equipment, 934-5391 Running Start, 934-5387 Catering, 934-6690 Campus Eateries Eastern Washington University, (425) 564-5100 Security Administration, 934-5157 Child Care Center, 934-5348 Engineering Technology, 934-6600 Student Clubs, 934-5330 Contract Training, 934-6787 Chinese Garden English as a Second Language (ESL), 934-5363 Student Government, 934-6751 Counseling, 934-6684 Flagging and Traffic Control Cert., 934-6877 Student Life, 934-5332 Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity, Arboretum GED, 934-5363 TDD (Registration), 934-5845 934-7950 Heritage University, 934-5367 Testing (Assessment) Office,934-5349 Development Office,934-5809 Parking Services Home & Family Life, 934-5802 Tours, 934-7943 Dining Rooms (reservations), 934-5817 Hospitality & Service Occupations, 934-5344 Transcripts, 934-7938 Disability Services, 934-5137 Georgetown Campus Internship Program, 934-7935 Transfer Center, 934-6478 Diversity & Retention, 934-6455 Industrial First Aid, 934-5350 TRIO Educational Opportunity Center, 934-5208 eLearning, 934-7930 Social Media Intensive English Program, 934-5360 TRIO Student Success Services, 934-5326 Financial Aid Services, 934-5317 Licensed Practical Nurse, 934-6654 Tutoring Services, 934-6650 Foods Events Reservations, 934-7952 Closures/Emergencies Landscape Horticulture, 934-5336 Veteran Affairs Office, 934-5811 or 934-6743 Foundation Office, 934-5809 Middle College High School, 934-6704 Wine Tasting/Sales, 934-7951 Guidance Services, 934-5387 Phone Directory New Holly Learning Center, 934-6642 WorkFirst Programs, 934-5835 Informational Desk, 934-6684 Nursing, 934-6654 WorkSource Affiliate, 934-5304 Full Campus Map Occupational Teacher/Trainer Education, 934-5339 Internship Office, 934-7935
Safety Map
40 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Table of Contents Campus Location Key Greetings ABR Automotive Collision Repair Campus Map AMT Aviation Maintenance Campus Map About South Concourse AUT Automotive Technology Our Mission AVT AVT Classrooms/Composite Lab RAH CAB Culinary Arts Seattle AMT Steps to Enroll Chinese NWWA UNI Garden PBA FSA FSA T&D Kitchen MPB Financial Aid WWB Basketball and HDM Heavy Duty Diesel TEC CAB Tennis Courts LHO Registration JMB Jerry Brockey Center JMB OLY CEC LHO Landscape Horticulture North ABR Parking Clock Tower General Students Rights Parking Parking LIB Library RSB LIB OLY Olympic Hall Academic Calendars HDM AUT RSB South Parking Permits Parking Permits Parking PBA Pasty Lab Gazebo RSB Campus Tour Staff RSB Robert Smith Building E Parking CCC CAH Robert Smith - RSB RAH Rainier Hall N S Visitor Parking TEC Technology Center Bus Stop Bus Stop Jerry Brockey Center - JMB UNI University Center m u t e r o b r A W 16th Avenue SW WWB Welding/ CIE Student Life Bus Stop Bus Stop NWWA Wine Technology Buildings Library - LIB ABR Autobody Collision Repair HDM Heavy Duty Diesel PBA Pastry Lab ABE, GED, ESL Office RSBAMT CounselingAviation Maintenance & Advising CAH Cascade Hall RSB NWWAProfessional/Technical Wine Technology Northwest Wine Programs Academy Parking Permits TEC AUT Automotive Technology JMB Jerry Brockey Student Center RSB Robert Smith Building Additional Buildings Academic Center UNIAVT DevelopmentClassrooms/Composite Office Lab LHO Landscape HorticultureRSB RAHPublic Rainier Information Hall Bus Stop RSB CAB Culinary Arts, FSA T&D Kitchen LIB Library TEC Technology Center Admissions RSBCCC EasternChild Care Washington Center & Preschool University MPB Multi-Purpose Building UNI UNIRegistration University Center RSB Campus Eateries Alhadeff Grill CABCEC DisabilityJudge Warren Services & Nobie Chan Education Center OLY Olympic Hall RSB WWBRunning Welding Start / Center for International Education RSB APPLE Parenting RAH eLearning LIB Security/Parking RSB Chinese Garden Art Gallery JMB Financial Aid RSB Student Government JMB Art Labs RSB Fitness Center MPB Student Life JMB Assessment/Testing RSB Garden Center LHO Technology Center TEC Arboretum ATM JMB General Studies RSB Testing RSB BAS Degree Program TEC Heritage University UNI Transcript Evaluations RSB Parking Services Bookstore JMB Home & Family Life RAH Transfer Center RSB Cafe Alki CAB Human Resources RSB TRIO Educational Opportunity Center RSB Georgetown Campus Cafeteria CAB Information Desk RSB TRIO Student Success Services RSB Career Link Academy RAH International Programs RSB TRIO Talent Search RAH Social Media Career Development RSB IT/Computer Services RSB Tutoring Center RSB Cashier Office RSB Liberal Studies UNI TV Studio LIB Center for Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity JMB Little Theater RAH Upward Bound RAH Closures/Emergencies Center for International Education WWB Lost & Found JMB Veteran Services RSB Childcare Center CCC Math Lab RSB Worker Retaining/WorkFirst RSB Phone Directory TRIO’s CLIC RSB Media Labs LIB WorkSource RSB College Transfer UNI Middle College High School RAH Writing Center LIB Full Campus Map Computer Lab LIB Music Rooms/Labs RSB Continuing Education OLY Nursing RAH Safety Map Copy Center LIB President’s Office RSB SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 41 Table of Contents Campus Map Greetings Campus SafetyConcourse Spots About South AVT RAH Our Mission Seattle AMT Steps to Enroll Chinese NWWA UNI Garden PBA Financial Aid MPB WWB Basketball and TEC Registration CAB Tennis Courts LHO Students Rights JMB OLY CEC Academic Calendars North ABR Parking Clock Tower General Parking Parking Campus Tour RSB LIB Robert Smith - RSB HDM AUT RSB South Parking Permits Jerry Brockey Center - JMB Parking Permits Parking Gazebo RSB Student Life Staff E Parking CCC Library - LIB CAH N Additional Buildings S Visitor Parking Campus Eateries Bus Stop Bus Stop
A r b o r e t u m u t e r o b r A W Chinese Garden 16th Avenue SW Arboretum Bus Stop MAP KEY Bus Stop Parking Services Campus Phone LocationBuildings ABR Autobody Collision Repair HDM Heavy Duty Diesel PBA Pastry Lab Georgetown Campus AMTNPL Aviation North Maintenance Parking Lot CAHJMB CascadeSouthern Hall Face NWWA Wine Technology NorthwestPhone Wine Academy Location Parking Permits AUTAMT Automotive Aviation Technology Maintenance Lobby JMBJMB JerryOutside Brockey Student East CornerCenter RSB Robert Smith Building Social Media AVT Classrooms/Composite Lab LHO Landscape Horticulture RAH Rainier Hall Bus Stop CABUNI CulinaryOutside Arts, FSA Southwest T&D Kitchen Corner LIBRSB LibraryOutside Next to StaffTEC Parking Technology Center Campus Security Closures/Emergencies CCCRAH Child 1st Care Level Center Women’s& Preschool Restroom MPBRSB Multi-PurposeInside Courtyard Building UNI University Center RSB 50 206-934-5157 CECLHO Judge By Warren Front & Nobie Entrance Chan Education Center OLYRSB OlympicMain Hall Sidewalk WWB Welding / Center for International Education Phone Directory WWB Near Eastern Door OLY Outside East Entrance Campus Security Cell Phone Full Campus Map TEC Southern Exit GP General Parking Lot 206-934-0911 Safety Map
42 SOUTH SEATTLE COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2019-20 Greetings
About South
Our Mission
Steps to Enroll
Financial Aid
Registration
Students Rights
Academic Calendars
Campus Tour
Robert Smith - RSB
Jerry Brockey Center - JMB
Student Life
Library - LIB
Additional Buildings
Campus Eateries
Chinese Garden
Arboretum
Parking Services
Georgetown Campus
Social Media
Closures/Emergencies
Phone Directory
Full Campus Map
Safety Map
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