Fountain Hill Brewery, and the Secchia Piazza, all part of the college's Secchia Institute for Culinary Education. College Park Plaza includes faculty offices and the Communications Department. The Juan R. Olivarez Student Plaza was named after the former president -- the first Hispanic college president in Michigan -- and includes a lion head fountain and veterans memorial. The DeVos Campus, located at 415 Fulton Street E. includes the Administration Building, Stewart White Hall, Sneden Hall, Steven C. Ender Hall and the Custer Alumni House. Athletics Grand Rapids Community College's athletic teams compete as the Raiders in men's baseball, basketball, golf, and cross country, and in women's basketball, softball, cross country, and volleyball. A men's and women's soccer program is scheduled to start in fall 2023. The college's teams participate in Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA) competition. The school has won 70 MCCAA titles and been awarded the MCCAA All-sports Trophy 16 times. GRCC is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and has won numerous NJCAA district and regional championships and has appeared in national tournaments several times. The baseball team has won five NJCAA tournaments and the school has been national runner-up five times in five different sports. In addition, the Raiders' football team was honored by the NJCAA as the non-scholarship team national champion in 2005 and 2009, has played in national championship games in 1956, 1988, and 2005, and has played in 10 other bowl games. Former GRCC sports include men's cross country, swimming and diving, track and field, tennis, and wrestling, and women's swimming and diving and tennis. GRCC discontinued its football team in January 2012.. Notable alumni Garrett Børns – Musician Russell Christopher – Metropolitan Opera baritone singer Ed Cole – automotive executive for General Motors Edward Fenlon – Michigan Representative Lawrence J. Fuller – U.S. Army major general and deputy director of the Defense Intelligence Agency Arnold Gingrich – co-founder of Esquire magazine John A. Hannah – president of Michigan State University and head of the United States Agency for International Development Scott S. Haraburda – U.S. Army colonel and president of the Indiana Society of Professional Engineers Bill Hardiman – Michigan Senator David Robert Mullen - Award-winning artist and photographer Steve Pestka - Michigan Representative Dave Rozema - Major League Baseball pitcher Michael Sak - Michigan Representative Sekou Smith — Award-winning sports journalist, NBA analyst K. William Stinson -