The Information & Involvement Experience (I2X)

Ever wonder how or where to get involved on campus?  Do we have clubs at OC?  What else can I get involved in?

Where do you go if you need some help?  Can someone help me figure out how to pay for all this?

Get all these answers and more at the Information & Involvement Experience on October 4, 2023, from 11 am - 1 pm. All the booth participants are listed below.  

• Date: Wed, Oct 4
• Time: 11 am - 1 pm
• Location: CIC / Bldg, 7

On Campus Programs Attending

• Advising | Bldg. 4, Room 203:  Student Success Coaches in the Advising Center help students with academic planning, course selection, transfer planning, and getting connected to resources on campus. We are here to help you be successful in your educational journey!
• Athletics | Bldg. 10, Room 111: Olympic College offers 11 intercollegiate teams in 7 sports and is a member of the North Region of the Northwest Athletic Conference.  
• Campus Safety & Security | Bldg. 4, Room 101: Student ID cards, parking passes, security escorts, vehicle unlock and jumpstarts, lost and found, lock cutting, room access, first aid kit, safety and security report it on campus, and campus maps.
• Career Center | Bldg. 4, Room 203:  Career resources for students, on- and off-campus employment, resume and cover letting building, mock interviews, career assessment, proctored keyboarding and computer literacy exams (NorthStar Digital Literacy). 
• Film Club:  Film club is a place for students to explore their creative passions in the art of filmmaking, we provide students with opportunities to grow their skills on set, participate in local film festivals and make connections. 
• International Education, Study Abroad, & International Club | Bldg. 10, Room 117:  International Education and Study Abroad provide opportunities for global education at OC. There are various opportunities to get involved via Conversation Partner Program, International Club, or other cultural activities.
• Library | Bldg. 6: We offer online and in-person information and research support in addition to amazing study spaces.
• Military & Veterans Programs | Bldg. 11, Room 100:  Olympic College Military & Veteran Programs (MVP) helps military-connected students achieve their educational goals. We strive to provide responsive academic, social, and administrative support to student Veterans, Active Duty, and dependents.
• Olympic College Bookstore | Bldg. 10: We provide a wide selection of new, used, rental and electronic textbooks as well as OC gear, food, and tech.
• Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion | Bldg. 4, Room 201: The DEI Office partners with student services programming as well as has initiatives for student success, especially historically underrepresented students. 
• Recreation | Bldg. 10, Room 121:  OC Rec Events are a fantastic opportunity to have fun, de-stress, engage with your classmates and find balance in your life. We believe having a strong sense of balance and personal well-being leads to student success in the classroom and in life. We take a holistic and dynamic approach to programming, allowing students to pursue opportunities in recreation, sport, and fitness.
• Resource Center | Bldg. 4, Room 207:  We help students find answers to barriers that might come up. We offer information, resources, and at times, financial assistance to help students succeed. 
• Sexuality and Gender Alliance Club (SAGA): We offer a safe space for 2SLGBTQIA+ students to express themselves, ask questions whilst on their journey of self discovery and to have other queer people to talk and relate to.
• Student Government of Olympic College (SGOC) | Bldg. 10, Room 116: SGOC advocates for the student body of Olympic College. We provide resources such as the Sheryl McKinley food pantry and clubs for student involvement. Additionally, we provide marketing and PR through social media, as well as manage Student & Activities fees. 
• Student Disability Services | Bldg. 4, Room 205: 

  We are dedicated to ensuring the inclusion and full participation of students with disabilities in all college programs, services, and activities. We determine eligibility for students with disabilities and coordinate accommodations/adjustments, auxiliary aids, and support services.

• Tabletop Role-Playing Games Club:  TTRPG Club allows students to learn about different types of table top roleplaying games and helps get them started on playing those different game systems.

• Tutoring Services | Bldg. 8, Room 125A: Tutoring Services provides academic support in a wide array of subjects.  Student can access our services in-person or online!  We also offer opportunities for students to work on campus helping fellow students succeed.

• Welcome Center |  Bldg. 4, Room 105: The Welcome Center is your one-stop-shop where you will receive personalized help with every step in the admissions and enrollment processes. Our expert staff offers assistance with resources for admissions, registration, records, financial aid, enrollment.

Off Campus Organizations Attending:

• Agape Unlimited:  We offer substance abuse treatment, cooccurring disorder treatment, homeless housing programs, street outreach, Licensed childcare free of charge for those attending services, women's and children's transitional housing, youth substance use disorder services, parent child assistance program, treatment navigation services and referral services.
• Dispute Resolution Center of Kitsap County:  We offer low-cost mediation services, training, and facilitation services to assist all members of the Kitsap community to resolve conflicts.
• Kitsap Mental Health Services / Young Adults Transitions Teams: The Young Adults Transitions Teams (YATT) is comprised of a team of professional mental health professionals that works collaboratively with young adults ages 16-21. We help youth gain independent living skills as well as addressing individual mental health needs, always ensuring that individual treatment plans support the youth's independent living goals.
• Kitsap Regional Library:  Library Services: Books, Online Resources, Downloadable Materials, Internet, Computers, Printing, phone charging, Programs, Internship.
• Kitsap Transit:  Kitsap Transit provides affordable, safe and reliable public transportation in Kitsap County. We operate numerous bus routes serving Olympic College campuses in Bremerton and Poulsbo. We are launching Sunday bus service in Bremerton starting on Sept. 24. We also do not charge fare for those riders under the age of 19.
• St. Vincent de Paul - Bremerton: We have an Assistance Office/Foodbank and can help with Rental/Utility Assistance and Food Services to those in need within the Bremerton School District.  Our Superstore provides 10% discount for students, & 15% discount for Military, Low-cost clothing,  household goods, furniture and more for a good cause. Local, low-Income clients in need can visit the Super Store for Clothing/Furnishing vouchers.  

• The Coffee Oasis: The Coffee Oasis youth programs offer a place for the community to invest in their future—the youth. We do this through creating safe shared spaces, mentorship, street and school outreach, goal setting, job training, shelter, and crisis services.