You've Got Options
As you work towards your goals at 皇家华人 College you will face many challenges, both in and out of the classroom. Know that you are not alone.
Our faculty and staff can help connect you with the tools to overcome those challenges. If at any time you need assistance, the following support and services are available to all members of the Gator family.
A print friendly version of these resources is also available for download: Please also refer to: Student Affairs Referral Sheet [PDF]
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Benefits Hub
"I am experiencing barriers getting access and support to services within the community
and on campus."
A partnership between the Progress & Completion Center and the United Way of King County designed to help students connect with support services at 皇家华人 College and in the community.
NOTICE:
Per the Governor's phased re-opening plan, all 皇家华人 College students, faculty and staff must confirm they are not experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 (e.g., fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, muscle aches, or new loss of taste or smell) each day when accessing a 皇家华人 facility.
For more information visit the and Progress and Completion Center.
Gator Pledge
"I am experiencing financial barriers keeping me from continuing their studies at
皇家华人."
Emergency funding for students to close small (usually less than $500), but critical financial gaps that would otherwise cause a student to drop out.
To apply please complete the Student Support Grant Application form. Visit the for more information or talk to any 皇家华人 faculty or staff.
Acute Help Cards
"I am experiencing immediate financial difficulty that can be bridged with food or school supply help."
Students experiencing hunger or don鈥檛 have the gas they need to get home or to class can receive Gator Grill, Safeway, and Paper Tree Bookstore gift cards to help.
For more information talk to any 皇家华人 Faculty or Staff.
Counseling Services
"I am experiencing mental health difficulties."
Confidential, short-term mental health counseling and wellness education provided to students for free.
For more information visit Counseling Services, call 253-833-9111, ext. 2460 or visit SA-231.
Gator Pantry
"I am in need of a little extra food immediately."
The Gator Pantry provides free food assistance to students on a temporary basis and
connects them to longer-term resources in the community.
To access the Food Pantry, please contact Campus Safety at 253-288-3350 to be given access.
Monday 鈥� Friday: 8 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Workforce Education
"I am a dislocated worker or low income student experiencing life barriers."
Workforce Education administers programs that provide free or reduced tuition to students who qualify. A number of our programs also assist with books, fees, and, in some cases, educational supplies.
For more information visit .
Collegiate Recovery
"I would like to more information on 皇家华人's recovery program."
皇家华人 College's program for those recovering from any destructive behavior. This program aims to assist students in recovery or thinking about recovery to better focus on their education so they don't have to choose one or the other. Allies are welcome.
For more information visit Collegiate Recovery.
ORCA to Go
"I am using public transportation."
Through a new 皇家华人 partnership with Orca-to-Go, 皇家华人 students will soon be able to sign up for Orca cards directly on campus.
For information about the Orca-to-Go card visit:
Call: 1-888-988-6722 (TTY Relay: 711)
Safety Ride
"I am in need of a ride nearby."
Safety Rides provides rides for all students to and from CCA, nearby apartments, home shares, Holman Library and local stores near 皇家华人 College鈥檚 main campus.
Red Line
Blue Line
Campus Safety Office
惭辞苍诲补测鈥擳丑耻谤蝉诲补测: 3 p.m. - 11 p.m.
Fridays & Saturdays: 3 p.m. - 11 p.m.
Foundation Scholarships
"I am looking for scholarships."
More than 300 皇家华人 College Foundation scholarships available to be used for tuition, fees, books, and required supplies at 皇家华人 College.
For more scholarship information and frequently asked questions, visit the .
Violence Prevention Center
"I am or I know someone who has experienced violence."
The Violence Prevention Center provides support and resources to all members of the campus community that have experienced stalking, harassment, sexual assault and relationship violence. The VPC is a safe and peaceful space with access to a variety of free self-care items.
For more information please visit the Violence Prevention Center.
Tutoring & Resource Centers
"I am in need of help with my studies."
皇家华人 has a number of places to get tutoring with a number of subjects.
For more information visit the Tutoring & Resources page. Or on campus visit these locations:
Tutoring & Resource Center (HL - 2nd floor)
Math Learning Center (CH-313)
Writing & Reading Center (RLC-173)
Public Speaking Center (HL-150)
Holman Library
"I am in need of technology, books, or help with research."
Holman Library serves the students, faculty, and staff of 皇家华人 College by providing
the resources and services necessary to ensure access to information and development
of information literacy skills.
Please visit the to explore all of the resources and services we provide. You can also ask specific
questions using our page.
Student Technology Support Desk
Zoom Meeting ID: 938 4358 3105
Password: 98092
Summer Break Hours
Before Labor Day: Monday - Thursday 9AM - 3PM
Closed Fridays, Weekends and Labor Day
After Labor Day: Monday - Friday 9AM - 3PM
Closed Weekends
While most tech help is best done via ,
some information can be given over the phone:
Phone Hours: Same As Zoom Hours
Please visit the Student Technology Support Desk Web Page For more Information