Student Life

Jazz music and refreshments will make your gallery experience livelier!

Works by artists Linda Georgian, Cathy Higgins, and Michael Smith are featured in the show, which is on display through May 24.

Displaying works in fiber arts, ceramics, and wood, The Art of the Craft brings to life the beauty in everyday items. The reception includes a talk given by the artists. Live music is provided by the LTM Trio. 

Sponsored by the college program committee, JCC Center Gallery, and Tri-County Arts Council.

The end of the semester is almost here!

This fundraiser, sponsored by Auto Credit, allows you to take out your aggression and smash a car with a sledge hammer.

Calling all teams!

The Jayhawk Athletic Association's tournament will raise funds for the Chautauqua County Humane Society. Team signup sheets are available in the campus life office.

Walkers and runners are invited to participate in the annual 5k event sponsored by JCC's intramurals program.

Hot dogs and refreshments are served after the race. Prizes presented to top finishers in each category.

Looking for a summer job this year? Graduating this semester and searching for your dream job?

Employment services are coming to you! Drop by and get your resume reviewed on the spot, activate your College Central Network job searching account, and get your questions answered!

Don't wait until classes are over -- start prepping now.

Employers will be recruiting on campus to fill summer and permanent jobs and internships from 12:30-1:30 p.m. on April 25 in the Student Union.

Sponsored by the Counseling & Career Center.

Griot B will rock the mic while engaging the campus with questions and providing context for each song.

Brandon “Griot B” Brown has been an educator for over 10 years. As a teacher in South Los Angeles and Inglewood, CA, he used hip-hop in his classroom to increase students’ achievement. As an assistant principal in Richmond, CA, Brown boasted the lowest suspension rate - three - in his district. He understands the value of education and the necessity of making school a fun place to learn.

Jon will share his journey from drug addiction to living sober.

Jon is a full-time staff member with the IMPACT Campus Fellowship which has chapters throughout Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Warren counties.

Before the stress of the end of the semester begins, learn relaxation techniques that will help you endure final exams.

Sponsored by JCC's campus life program.

Prevention of sexual assault and domestic violence are the focus of tonight's walk.

Gather in the Student Union.

Sponsored by the EmpowerMe Club.

Grab coffee and snacks to go and follow community activist Della Moore on a short African American history walking tour.

Moore is director of the African American Center for Cultural Development, a non-profit organization.

If weather permits, Moore will guide participants on a walking tour through a small section of Olean’s African-American history. Her presentation focuses on the Underground Railroad and the places and people that have played a role in Olean's history.