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We’re hiring!
We have begun the hiring process for Student Advocates for the ’24-’25 school year. Apply to work with the WRC.
PCC’s campus-based Women’s Resource Centers (WRCs) apply the principles of intersectional, multicultural feminism to resist and dismantle sexism, racism, and other forms of oppression in order to support the success of all women and gender minority students.
As a feminist space, WRC staff would like to acknowledge the myriad ways that trans and non-binary people, people of color, and especially transgender women of color have been left out of our movements. We are open to students of all gender identities and are enthusiastically working to ensure we are centering the experiences of all women in our services.
Campus WRCs
Visit your campus WRC page to find out more about hours, contact information, and what’s available on your campus!
What We Offer:
- personalized help entering, staying enrolled in, and/or exiting college
- support navigating campus and community resources
- events, workshops, clubs, and projects related to social and gender justice and student success (stress relief, healthier relationships, safer sex, etc.)
- connection with other students and staff/faculty
- menstrual products and safer sex supplies
- coffee/tea and various snacks
- a comfortable space for folks of all genders to exist
- a friendly space for student-parents and their children
- and more!
The WRC Partners With:
- Free college credit academic success programs, including Transiciones Oeste, a program fully in Spanish.
- The Illumination Project is a nationally lauded student leadership and social justice theater program.
- The Outreach and Advocacy Project to support survivors of support students affected by relationship and/or sexual violence, harassment, or stalking.
- WRC Coordinators have extension training and experience working with survivors of gender-based violence. Students at each campus have access to trained, certified Confidential Advocates who are available to support students affected by relationship and/or sexual violence, harassment, or stalking.