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Learn the ins-and-outs of preparing to transfer from Green River to a four-year college or university. No matter where you land, your journey starts here.

Running Start is a dual credit program that allows local high school juniors and seniors to take college classes, tuition-free, while earning their high school degree. In this episode, listeners will learn more about the benefits of the program, as well as the resources available to help students succeed during their studies.

Learn some of the ins-and-outs of preparing a successful resume and cover letter, as well as the campus resources available to help prepared students during their career search.

President Johnson, Kirsten Weber and Amanda Smyser return in Part 2 of our Financial Aid and Literacy series to discuss scholarships, student employment and more.

With more than 50% of Green River students receiving financial aid, President Johnson discusses the importance of financial literacy Kirsten Weber and Amanda Smyser in Part 1 of this series.

President Johnson discusses the ins-and-outs of the Associated Students of Green River College (ASGRC) with current ASGRC President Floyd (Zhaowei) Chen, Vice President Rosie (Omjee) Son and Chief Justice Veronica Chaplin.

President Johnson speaks with Workforce Education Director Cathy Alston about the everyday challenges facing college students, and the resources available to help them along their educational journey.

President Johnson and educational and career planner Josh Staffieri discuss career exploration and the resources available to students who are planning for life after college.

Part 2 of President Johnson's conversation with author and social justice advocate C. Nicole Mason, who shares her personal journey as the two discuss her book, Born Bright: A Young Girl's Journey from Nothing to Something in America.

President Johnson is joined by author and social justice advocate C. Nicole Mason, who recently lead a three-day series of lectures and workshops focusing on equity, diversity and the power of personal narrative at Green River College.