The bookstore is located on both the Sugar Grove campus, and the Aurora campus. The bookstore offers a variety of products that are open to the community for purchase; including palm pilots, clothing apparel, school supplies, etc.

Where do you go to find a job, work on your resume and practice interviewing skills – For Free? At the Career Services Center, career specialists can assist you in preparing for a successful job search.

Each year Waubonsee Community College hosts representatives from more than 150 four-year colleges. In 2007, College Night will take place Monday night, Oct. 1. For more information call (630) 466-7900, ext. 2969.

In addition to being able to speak with college representatives and gather valuable information, Waubonsee staff members host special presentations. Topics include: Financial Aid, Advice for Choosing a College and Making Waubonsee Community College Your First Choice.

Community members are able to use our facilities, pending availability, for a small fee. Each group must have a certificate of liability insurance. For more information call (630) 466-7900, ext. 2769.
For information regarding the 10,401 square foot Academic and Professional Center Event room, click here or call (630) 466-7900, ext. 2856.

Open to anyone 16 years of age or older, the center offers students and community members exercise programming based on a solid foundation of fitness testing, exercise prescription, professional supervision and encouraging support. Exercise in a relaxed and fun atmosphere on your way to improved health. For more information call (630) 466-7900, ext. 2530.

The computer labs are a free service for the faculty, staff and students of Waubonsee Community College. Community members may register as a “Community User” to use the computing facilities. Community members may register for this program at the Business Office in Dickson Center.

Waubonsee Community College (WCC) is a partner and operator of the North Aurora Illinois Employment and Training Center (IETC) under the 1998 Workforce Investment Act. The goals of the partnership are to link an individual’s training with their career and to link employers with trained individuals. Waubonsee Community College IETC Coordinator and Career Services Specialist are available to provide individualized professional guidance and career information. The IETC staff also provides access to other important WCC programs, such as Business Services, Career Services, Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language.

Waubonsee's award-winning adult literacy project trains adult volunteers to teach reading and English-speaking skills to adults from 40 countries around the world. Tutors meet in many locations in the district including churches, schools, fire stations, libraries, and activity centers. Volunteer trainings are held throughout the year at convenient times. Interested volunteers, and students who need literacy tutors, may contact the program at (630) 466-7900, ext. 4106.

The Children’s Magnet Place Preschool is located on Waubonsee’s Sugar Grove campus. It is open to all community residents and provides opportunities for children ages three-to-six to develop social, motor, pre-writing, and pre-reading skills through age-appropriate activities.

Waubonsee’s Nature Trail is open to the community. Our trail includes wildflowers and other native plants. It encompasses the campus perimeters and designated wild life areas. For more information please call the college marketing and communications department at (630) 466-7900, ext. 2411.

As a free service to residents of the district, Waubonsee Community College faculty, staff and associates volunteer their time and talents as speakers, offering an array of topics that reflect their broad interests and expertise. For more information call (630) 466-7900, ext. 2411 or visit here to request a speaker.

The Todd Library, located on the Sugar Grove campus, is open to the community. The library offers a range of community services.