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Tutoring
The Washington State Community College Tutoring Program offers free individual and group tutoring to students in all subjects. Students having difficulty with course work are encouraged to stop by the...
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Student Support - The Center for Student Success
David Scheimann Retention Coordinator740.568.1913 Ext. 2508dscheimann@wscc.edu Barbie Cheadle Student Disabilities Coordinator740.568.1913 Ext. 2503bcheadle@wscc.edu Cheryl Sauls Program...
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Washington State Community College is committed to the ideal that all students should be free from discrimination, whether intentional or unintentional, throughout their educational pursuit at the...
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Services for Students with Disabilities
Every student deserves the opportunity to succeed. Washington State Community College strives to provide a student-centered learning environment. Our goal is to assist students in developing their...
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FOCUS
FOCUS helps you explore careers that match your education and can identify training and development needs. To complete a FOCUS assessment online you are required to have an institution Keycode to...
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Documentation Requirements: Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD) Deafness or Hearing Impairments Learning Disabilities Mobility and Injury-related Disabilities Psychiatric Disabilities Visual...
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Suicide Prevention
Need help or know someone who does? At Washington State, we are concerned about the mental health and well-being of our campus community including our students, staff, and faculty. To seek help for...
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Suicide Prevention Resources If you or someone you know needs help immediately, please call 9-1-1 or go to your nearest emergency room. You may also text START to 741741 or dial The National Suicide...
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How to Help Others
Recognize Warning Signs Warning Signs that someone may be suicidal include: Talking about wanting to die Looking for a way to kill oneself Talking about feeling hopeless or having no purpose Talking...
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Washington State Community Colleges works hard to get the entire campus involved in suicide prevention awareness. Check out these activities below. Suicide Prevention Awareness Month-September 2016...
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