Chris Stancich

Advisor

Email cstancich@tacomacc.edu
Phone253.566.5209
Fax253.566.5209
OfficeBldg. 7 Rm: 128
Dept.Counseling, Advising, Access, & Career Services

About

Hometown (City, State) or (City, Country)
Gig Harbor, WA
           
Gender / Gender-Neutral Pronouns     
He/Him/His

What day(s) of the week are you available? 
Monday - Friday

Post-Secondary Degree
BA, University of Puget Sound, 1981

Ask me about additional support with ...   
Adult / Non-Traditional Students; Student Engagement & Organziations; Tutoring; The Writing Center; The Library & Research; Assessment Testing; Recruitment, and Admission; Fine Arts & Performing Arts; Faculty Advising 

TCC Employee since 
1982

Advisor Headline
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world"--Nelson Mandela

About Me
I began my relationship with TCC as a student, and after earning my BA, came to work here as a staff writer.  After a few years it became clear that working with students was more rewarding (and fun).  My other life is writing plays...so if you'd like to get swept up in a conversation about writing  or the theater, I'm easily tempted.

What do you enjoy most about academic advising? 
There's a lot to love about advising students.  If I had to pick a favorite...it's helping students who have a goal but not a starting point realize there actually is a place to start--that starting is something they can do.

Favorite Place in Tacoma
The Loose Wheel of 6th Ave.

What makes TCC Special? (Why TCC?)
I've been around forever, and what makes the college special now is what has always made it special: the people.

One thing about TCC you should know?
The campus was designed by an architect from California who apparently didn't understand that it rains here for 8th months in the year. So, if you were wondering about the advisability of an umbrella, well...

Most memorable course or experience in college. What made it memorable for you?
My memories of college are marked by professors--some who engaged me, some who inspired, some who mentored...and some who became life-long friends.

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