Land Administration, Tourism Management, Social Work, Nursing, and American Sign Language & Interpreting programs of study. South Campus In suburban West Mifflin, CCAC's South Campus serves Allegheny County's southern communities and the Mon Valley region. The campus is located off of Route 885 not far from Century III Mall and is easily accessed by routes 51 and 43 (the Mon Valley Expressway) and by public transportation. The campus moved to its current six-story, comprehensive education facility in 1973. Its five buildings are connected by indoor walkways and house lecture halls, classrooms, a learning assistance center, a community library, a theater, a radio station, dining areas and office space. A solar-heated greenhouse is adjacent to the campus complex and provides botanical accents for picturesque outdoor walkways and trails. South Campus' recently expanded Learning Resource center includes computer and media centers and allied health and nursing laboratories. The campus also features a new Community Education center building containing continuing education offices, a gymnasium and a fully equipped fitness center, and the United States Steel Business and Industry center. Centers CCAC has four centers in Allegheny and Washington counties. Braddock Hills Center Replacing the former CCAC Braddock and Turtle Creek centers, the Braddock Hills center is in the Braddock Hills Shopping Center. The instruction facility contains six classrooms, three computer labs, videoconferencing facilities and a health careers program laboratory. The center offers degree and certificate programs, community education, and customized workforce job training for corporations and businesses. Homewood-Brushton Center Situated on North Homewood Avenue, the Homewood-Brushton center is positioned to serve the city's east-end neighborhoods and outlying suburbs. A community presence since 1967, the center's current building dates from 1981, when popularity of the center's programs necessitated the construction of a new facility. The center houses classrooms, including a Learning Resource center, reading, computer, anatomy, chemistry and biology laboratories and videoconferencing facilities. The center offers a range of credit, non-credit and special programming year-round and hosts four active clubs, an after-school homework clinic, a math, science and computer institute conducted during the summer for kindergarten and grade-school age children and has established a relationship with the Carnegie Library of Homewood to be the center's library. Numerous community groups use the center as a meeting and gathering place. Washington County Center Founded in 2001, the Washington County center is the college's first and only center operating outside of Allegheny County. The center is located