Students: In order to connect to GatorWireless, the secure, encrypted wifi, you will need to have first set up your Green River Network Password (this is your student email password). If you are a new student, you can set this password using the password manager linked below the instructions.
If the above method does not work for your device:
1. Instead, open up your Wi-Fi connections menu and select the network named "GRCWifi"
2. Follow the prompts to connect. You will be connected to an unencrypted network GRCWifi network. You can continue to use this if desired or go to #3 below to connect to GatorWireless
3. Go gatorwirless.greenriver.edu and follow the prompts to connect and download any applications.
Refer to the links below or come visit us in Holman Library or the Technology Center for more assistance.
Please follow the instructions below to connect to Wi-Fi if you are visiting Green River College. If you are a current student or employee, please refer to the instructions in the Students and Employees tab.
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Come visit us in Holman Library or the Technology Center for more assistance.
At the beginning of each quarter, all currently enrolled students receive a print allocation credit of 350 points. Points are automatically debited every time you print or copy.
You may add points at a cost of $.05/point to your account by purchasing $1, $5, or $10 print cards (20, 100, and 200pts) from the Paper Tree Bookstore. Staff at the library can help you add the purchased points to your printing account.
You can check how many print points you have on any campus computer.
Look for the PaperCut icon 
in the "Show Hidden Icons" menu on the Taskbar:
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A small box should appear with your current print point total.
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Click on "details" for more information on your print point usage or to add purchased print points to your account. You will be asked to log in with your GRC email address and password.
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To check your print points off campus, log in to a virtual desktop using Student Remote Access and follow the steps listed above.
Students and employees can print PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint documents and common image formats including .jpeg, .tif, .gif, and .png from their wireless devices to printers in the Green River open labs in Holman Library (HL), Technology Center (TC), and Kent campus using their student email accounts.
Log in to your Green River Student email account.
Address a new email to one of the following email addresses:
Attach your document(s) to the email:
Valid Formats: Documents must be in one of these formats: PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, .jpeg, .tif, .gif, or .png.
Attachment Requirement: Documents must be attached as a "copy" (not "shared" from OneDrive or SharePoint).
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Click Send. You will receive an email confirming your print job.
Go to a Print Release Station in Holman Library or the Technology Building.
Log in to the Print Release Station using your Green River student email and email password to print the document(s).
If you are not at a computer lab and need something printed, the library is able to take printing requests for you to come pickup or receive by mail!
We can:
Note: All printing will use your printing points. For more information about printing formats and printing points, please see the rest of this guide.
Want something printed? Please fill out the form below!
Source: "How to request printing from Holman Library" by Holman Library is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Learn how you can request to have assignments and other course materials printed by the Holman Library during the COVID-19 pandemic reduction of on-campus services.
Copiers/Scanners Machines in the IC Commons, TC Open Lab, and KC272 are available for Student ID card-based sign in (see image of the machine at the bottom of this page)
If you want to print from these machines, first sign in to a campus computer, select your file and click print (you can also send your print job via wireless printing)
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How can faculty user the PaperCut system to print in the IC/TC computer labs? By reimbursing the Tech Fee for the print using the options below:
1. ARRANGE PAYMENT
faculty buy a print refill card from the PaperTree Bookstore using their departmental account
You may add points at a cost of $.05/point to your account by purchasing $1, $5, or $10 print cards (20, 100, and 200pts) from the Paper Tree Bookstore. Staff at the library can help you add the purchased points to your printing account.
Black & white copies are one (1) point per side. [2-sided copy = 2 points]
Black & white prints are one (1) point for each piece of paper. [2-sided printout = 1 point]
Color prints are ten (10) points.
Posters are one hundred (100) points.
As of 10/24/22 The Library Dean does not actually know how to do the funds transfer in ctcLink, but she would figure it out if that's the only way that faculty can pay for printing
see #2, option 4 below
2. RELEASE PRINT JOB
Librarians can help faculty log in, click on papercut in the system tray, redeem their Print Refill Card points, and then print from the computer and release from their account.
librarians thank the faculty member for the card, write "used" on it, and give it to Jennifer Dysart to deal with. Then librarians release the poster from the reference desk.
(not preferred_ Librarians release print job from reference desk and email faculty name and department to Dean Jennifer Dysart so she can deal with the Funds Transfer
faculty member keeps a list of the students on whose behalf they will print. List includes A) student name B) student email C) student ctcLink ID
faculty member logs on to lab computer under their logon and sends print job...
...but the librarians releases the print job from the Papercut Admin at the reference desk
faculty member gives librarian list of students. List is sent to Jennifer Dysart who will manually deduct points from students' existing Papercut accounts
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