College Resources
College Resources
Services Provided: Founded in 2017 by student leaders, South Seattle College’s on-campus Food Pantry addresses food insecurity for our students. In addition to providing essential food, we also carry toiletry items and diapers for students in need.
Location: Jerry Brockey Student Center, Office of Student Life, Room 134
Hours: Tuesday – Thursdays: 11am - 2pm (you can shop one day per week. Have your CTC number ready)
Contact: monica.lundberg@seattlecolleges.edu
Services Provided: The Benefits Hub is here to get you connected to the resources you need to survive and thrive in school: Benefits access, housing support, emergency grant fund, etc.
Location: Virtual Only
Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:30am - 4pm
Contact: BenefitsHubSSC@seattlecolleges.edu
Services Provided: The Workforce Education Office at South Seattle College can help you enter or reenter the workforce through career training and financial aid assistance. Additionally, you may find support in accessing basic needs resources, emergency funds, and other benefits.
Location: Robert Smith Building, RSB Lobby
Hours: Monday – Friday: 8am - 4:30pm, remote services only on Fridays
Contact: workforcesouth@seattlecolleges.edu
Services Provided: This is a WorkSource Affiliate site that provides services to aid your employment search. Community members and students are welcome. Ways we can help: career exploration, cover letter assistance, interview preparation, job search assistance, resume assistance, job skills workshops, computers and technology. Location: Robert Smith Building, RSB 79
Hours: Monday – Friday: 8am - 4:30pm, remote services only on Fridays
Contact: worksource@seattlecolleges.edu
Website: https://southseattle.edu/worksource
Services Provided: Access Services coordinates services and arranges academic adjustments for students with disabilities at South Seattle College. The Access Services Office provides reasonable accommodations to promote physical and programmatic access to college services, programs, and activities.
Location: Robert Smith Building, RSB 81
Hours: Monday – Thursday: 8a - 4:30p, Friday: 8a - 4:30p (remote service only)
Contact: Email: access.south@seattlecolleges.edu, Phone: 206.934.5137 (voice), TTY (Text Telephone): 711 or 1.800.833.6384
Services Provided: The primary purpose of the TRIO programs is to prepare students from disadvantaged backgrounds to successfully enter, persist, and complete a postsecondary education. In general, these programs identify low-income, first-generation students, and students with disabilities and provides them the assistance, support, and encouragement necessary to enter and complete a college education.
Website: https://southseattle.edu/trio
Services Provided: We encourage student retention and success for all students at South Seattle College, with a special focus on Asian American and Pacific Islander (AA&PI) students. The AANAPISI Center's services are framed to address the unique needs of the AA&PI community, but we welcome and serve ALL students at South Seattle College. Services include educational planning for degree completion or transfer planning, promoting self-advocacy and leadership skills, helping students navigate the higher education system and providing referrals to appropriate campus and community services, and resources including study space and laptop use.
Location: Robert Smith Building, RSB 12
Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9 am - 4:30 pm, Friday: virtual only
Contact: Email: AANAPISI.South@seattlecolleges.edu; Phone: 206.934.5221
Website: https://southseattle.edu/aanapisi
Services Provided: Our office provides assistance regarding veteran-entitled benefits, such as, preparing VA application forms and documentation required by the Department of Veterans Affairs. We also provide assistance in documenting military training for college credit.
Location: Robert Smith Building, RSB Information Desk
Contact: southveterans@seattlecolleges.edu
Services Provided: We support and promote academic and career pathways for undocumented students. On the website, students will find information on funding your education, the DACA program and steps to enroll in our programs.
Contact: Alexis, Burris, Alexis.Burris@seattlecolleges.edu
Services Provided: This initiative comes to you as a college and career readiness mentorship program designed to serve our first-generation and/or income-limited students attending Seattle Colleges to provide support, funding resources and close the opportunity gap for our women identified students.
A Mentorship Initiative is open to all students with an aim to boost completion and transfer outcomes for Black, Latinx, Native American, Asian and Pacific Islander students as an expansion of Project Baldwin services to women-identifying students.
Contact: Alexis Burris, Alexis.Burris@seattlecolleges.edu
Services Provided: Project Baldwin is a mentoring initiative for first-generation and/or income-limited students attending Seattle Colleges to provide support, funding resources, and mentorship for Seattle Colleges’ affinity mentorship group initiatives and address the male achievement gap. Project Baldwin: South at South Seattle College is a collective of students, staff, and faculty who connect to empower. We are here to build community and boost completion and transfer outcomes for Project Baldwin Scholars.
Location: Located in CEID - Jerry Brockey Center Room JMB 146
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 10 am - 4:30 pm
Contact: pbscholars@seattlecolleges.edu