Grayson County College (GCC) is a community college located in Grayson County, Texas. GCC's main campus is located in Denison, with branch campuses in Sherman, Van Alstyne and Bonham (the latter in neighboring Fannin County). The main campus (consisting of the East Campus and the West Campus) is in a rural setting near Grayson County Airport. The East Campus is all new construction and houses the administration; the West Campus is composed mainly of buildings left over by the former Perrin Air Force Base, including an 18-hole golf course which the college now operates and vineyards which carry on the work of famed horticulturalist and Denison resident Thomas Volney Munson. GCC offers associate degrees in over 25 areas of study, and operates in partnership with West Texas A&M University to offer selected bachelor's degrees online, with student counseling provided by GCC. GCC, a member of the NJCAA, also offers athletic scholarships in baseball, and softball. In February 2007, GCC's Board of Trustees called for a $44,790,000 bond election to expand and improve the existing campus, which was held in May and the referendum passed.