SCCSpokane Community College
 

Student Government - Emergency Services

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The CARE Center is a student resource center at Spokane Community College. Our services have provided over 10,000 pounds of food each school year, not including additional resources available such as clothing and personal hygiene products. To utilize the CARE Center, please ensure that the following requirements are met:

  • Must be currently enrolled as a student at Spokane Community College (including those enrolled at centers in Colville, Newport, Republic, Ione, and Inchelium)
  • Must have ctcLink login information

Students will be asked to fill out a short intake form for the current academic year. Students may access resources up to three times per academic quarter.

The CARE Center also provides additional information and community contact information for those who need assistance in other areas.

Hours of Operation

Winter Quarter 2016: 9:30am – 3:30pm, M – F (except holidays)
Location: Lair Student Center, 6-114K


The Student Health Clinic is located at SCC in the Jenkins Wellness Center, Building 7, Room 118. The walk-in clinic provides services to students currently enrolled at SCC and SFCC. Care is provided by advanced practice nurse practitioners (ARNPs) and certified medical assistants. The clinic is open Monday through Friday during the academic year. Mental Health services are also available at the clinic. Hours of operation are posted on the Student Health Clinic website. Students must present their ID card to utilize these resources.

Security Services

Please visit the SCC Campus Security site for detailed information about services for students and emergency contact information.

Counseling

SCC counseling faculty work with you to offer support and direction with your educational, personal, and professional goals. Counselors also may provide short-term mental health counseling for a variety of challenges.

However, if the problem is of an intense psychological nature, the counselor will refer you to an appropriate agency outside of Spokane Community College. Students may also be referred to masters-level mental health interns at SCC for therapy.

Behavior Intervention Team (BIT)

It is EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY to report observed student behavior that gives cause for concern.

SCC is committed to the health and safety of its faculty, staff and students and to maintaining a safe environment in which they may work and learn. Therefore, any student behavior that causes concern on campus or in the classroom should be reported to the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT).

Handling Academic or Personal Problems or Concerns

What can I do if I am having trouble in a class?
What can I do if I am having a personal dilemma?
Standards of Conduct for Students
Student Complaints
Resources for Current Students
Addressing Student Concerns