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Winter 2026 Employee Fitness Opportunities

Don’t let winter slow you down! Our employee fitness classes support your well-being while helping you stay active through the colder months. Classes run Monday - Thursday, now through April 30, 2026.  Sign up today on our  Winter 2026 Semester - Employee Exercise Class Registration form! Monday: Spin & Sculpt with Kelly 5:15 - 6 p.m. FFH Room 213  Kick off your week with this dynamic, full body workout that combines high energy cycling with targeted sculpting moves. This class is set in a supportive, motivating atmosphere and is perfect for all fitness levels. You’ll ride to fun upbeat music and Kelly will guide you through proper bike set up and safety techniques. This low impact class is great for cardio, muscle toning and fun!    You must bring water and a towel to this class. Tuesdays: Strength Blast with Lannie Noon - 12:45 p.m. FFH Room 212 Build strength from head to toe in this powerful class designed to target your upper body, lower body, and core. You'll boost muscle tone, improve endurance, and feel stronger after every session. Wednesdays: Raider Strong with Lannie Noon - 12:45 p.m. FFH Room 102 This class is designed for all fitness levels allowing you to move at your own pace. You’ll do interval training to strengthen your muscles and improve your energy level.  Thursdays: Fitness Fusion with Lannie Noon - 12:45 p.m. FFH Room 212 Get it all in just 45 minutes! This high-energy class combines heart-pumping cardio, full-body strength training, and focused core work for a total fitness experience. Whether you're looking to build endurance, tone muscles, or boost overall fitness, this class delivers results.

GRCC Players’ Invite Audiences to Ponder Love and Loss With Orion

Jan. 14, 2026 Grand Rapids Community College’s GRCC Players will perform  Orion , a production that invites audiences to reflect on relationships and how we move forward when life doesn’t unfold the way we imagined. Orion tells a story of love’s complexity at the start of our adult lives and those love relationships that end, but never really leave us. After Sam and Gwen’s breakup, friends Scott and Abby help Sam navigate what comes next — while part of Gwen may not be ready to let go. Honest, charming and funny,  Orion explores the reasons why we love and make the sacrifices we do.  “We chose  Orion because it encourages critical thinking from both students and the audience’” said Jonathan Wheeler, manager of Spectrum Theater. “This production focuses on the gray areas in relationships. Rather than offering clear answers, it examines how we respond when life doesn't unfold the way we imagine and then what it means to adapt, resist or let go.” Orion is Matthew McLachlan’s first full-length play. Fans of great contemporary plays are sure to love this poignant debut from a rising star in the playwriting world.  Information and Tickets January 22-24, 2026  7:30 PM Spectrum Theater, Lab Theater, Room 201* $18  General Admission |  $12  GRCC Faculty and Staff | $5  GRCC Student  *Please Note: This production is presented in Spectrum Theater's Lab Theater, an intimate black box performance space with limited seating availability.  Directed by Tom Kaechele Stage Manager - Sevi Cullum  CAST  Sam - Ian Santoyo Gwen - Grace LaFleur Abby - Kiera Zittel Scott - Cyrus Geysbeek Tickets:  grcctheater.ludus.com or call (616) 234-3946

HR Notification: Remote Work Agreement Update and HR Drop-In Sessions Jan. 13 - Feb. 5

Two Updates to Remote Work Policy Remote work agreements completed last year remain valid; however, all employees who continue to have a regular or occasional remote work arrangement will be asked to complete a new Remote Work   Agreement using the updated process this Winter semester. This agreement will only need to be completed once and will no longer be required on an annual basis, unless the employee changes positions within the college.  I.T. has launched a Remote Work Agreement tile in the Online Center, which replaces the previous PDF version of the form. Instructions on how to complete the new agreement were sent to everyone in an email, and employees are encouraged to contact their HR Business Partner with any questions. In addition, a specific remote work schedule is no longer required to be documented within the agreement. Scheduling expectations should instead be discussed between the supervisor and employee and documented according to internal departmental procedures. Sessions Available As previously communicated, Human Resources will also be hosting drop-in sessions for faculty and staff who have questions about remote work or other HR-related topics.  Tuesday, January 13 8 a.m. to noon RJF 204 Wednesday, January 21 8 a.m. to noon ATC, hallway outside Foodology Wednesday, January 28 1 to 5 p.m. SCC 336 Thursday, February 5 1 to 5 p.m.  Zoom -  HR Drop-in session   We look forward to connecting with you and are happy to answer questions or provide clarification as needed.  
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