Day at a Glance

Friday, April 25, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

PRESIDENT'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS!
Please mark your calendars for two upcoming Open Office Hour time slots with President Holly Moore. This Friday, April 25, Holly's hours at from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. On Friday, May 9, Open Office Hours will be from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. All staff are invited to stop by and the door is open--no appointment is necessary.

MAIL ROOM CHANGE
Due to the limited availability of student workers, beginning Friday, April 25th there will be one campus wide mail delivery & pickup per day. The mailroom will continue to be open from 7:30am to 4:30pm. Outgoing mail needs to be in the mailroom NO LATER than 3:30pm to be processed and included in the afternoon delivery to the United States Post Office. Thank you for your cooperation.

COLLEGE GOVERNANCE ACROSS CAMPUSES
Friday, April 25 from 12:45-2:00 pm in Board Rm - 1000
As SCC explores the future of it's governance structure, faculty members may wonder how our plan compares with other colleges. A panel of faculty from SCC and neighboring campuses will explore the role of the faculty in college governance. Facilitated by Terry Taylor (History, Faculty Senate Chair) and Kenny Lawson (Political Science).

VARSITY SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER
Friday, April 25 from 1:00-5:30pm in Shoreview Park
If you haven't seen the 2003 SCC varsity softball team play, you are really missing out. The team is currently in 2nd place with a record of 18-6 (14-4 in league play). This record represents the best first half ever by a SCC softball team. They will be playing this Friday at Shoreview park vs Everett. Stop by after work, enjoy the sunny weather, and watch a very exciting softball team. No admission is charged.

EARTHWEEK CELEBRATION - COMPLETE SCHEDULE
The Environmental Club will be holding a celebration of Earth Day, Friday, April 22-25 from 8:30-1:30. There will be T-shirts (make your own!) and cool canvas shopping bags on sale, as well as handmade cards, free samples of songbird-friendly coffee from Caffe Appassionato, and other treats.

Dr. George Divoky of the Institute of Arctic Biology will be giving a talk entitled: "Watching the World Melt Away: How Arctic Seabirds Are Warning Us About Climate Change." It will be held in room 2712 at 12:30. Please tell your students and colleagues and come hear more about this interesting topic.

As a Grand Finale, there will be a Celebration and Planting in Shoreview. Park (175th & 6th Ave.) on Saturday, April 26th from 10AM - 2PM. Families are welcome! For more information, contact Matt Loper @ X 4683.

STOP...REFLECT...RESPECT... MULTICULTURAL WEEK 2003
April 23 - May 3
Bring your classes, take your lunch break and join us in the day and evening events and activities planned for Multicultural Week 2003!!!!! MORE>

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

BOT ADOPTS TWO NEW POLICIES
At the April 23, 2003 meeting, the Board of Trustees adopted two new policies, 4600: Teleworking, and 4728: Annual (Vacation) Leave Policy for Administrative/Exempt Employees. In addition, revisions to Policy 4722: Advancement in Rank, were approved.

The Table of Contents for the SCC Policy Manual and these policies are available at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetpolicy/tableof.htm (then click on the hyper linked policy number). New and revised policies and procedures are posted to this intranet site as they are adopted and approved. Complete policy manuals (hard copy format) are located in the President's and all Vice Presidents' offices, the Asst. VP for Academic Affairs office as well as in division and department offices and at the Library Reference Desk. Please contact Diana Penley at ext. 5880 for other information regarding the policy manuals.MORE>

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

KUDOS
Thanks to our Business Administration faculty and staff Sally Rollman, Susan Kolwitz, Phyllis Topham, Carla Hogan, Sue Geisler and Dan King for participating in the KUOW pledge drive and providing on-air announcements about the College. >MORE

ANDREA RYE IS NAMED AVP FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
The College is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Andrea Rye as Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs. Rye has served for many years as Dean of Intra-American Studies and Social Sciences, and has served as interim AVPAA since the beginning of this academic year. > MORE

CALL FOR SUNFEST PERFORMERS
This years Sun Fest is rapidly approaching and we are in need of presentations, displays, musical and dramatic performances, and any other form of creative or informative input. We invite you to participate in this years events. The festival runs Tuesday - Thursday, May 20-22 from 10:30 am - 1:30 pm. We are looking for 30 minute presentations (more if you need it). We also have room for approximately five tables and are looking for displays throughout the event. If you are interested in participating in any way please reply to Kent Nelson kentnelson@attbi.com or (206) 789-1453 with specific information about what you plan to do, when you would like to do it, and any special needs or requests that you might have by Friday.

AACC CHINA-US CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION CANCELLED
SCC has reviewed information related to its participation by faculty in the June AACC China - US Conference. After careful consideration of the issues and challenges involving the SARS epidemic, we have regrettably decided to postpone our delegation’s participation in the conference. SCC has decided to proactively postpone our participation as it would appear that no substantive change in circumstances is likely to impact our decision not to have college personnel travel to China.

CHANGE IN ORGANIZATION
Beginning July 1, 2003, Jack Hanson will become the Executive Dean of Information Resources reporting to VP Beverly Brandt of Administrative Services. In an effort to respond to our budget cuts in the next fiscal year, Jack voluntarily requested the change in position and salary reduction. This organizational change may result in future changes to the organizational structure of TSS that will be reported in Day At A Glance. Jack will continue to participate on President's Executive Staff and the Interim Cabinet.

IRAQI HUMANITARIAN RELIEF WORLD FOOD PROGRAM FUNDRAISER
Tuesday, April 29 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, PUB Outside Cafeteria
Members of the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society and other campus clubs are raising money for the "Friends of the World Food Program" for the Iraqi humanitarian relief efforts. Most of the population of Iraq will be relying on food aid for the next few months and every dollar raised will help feed 4 Iraqis for a day. Donations are tax deductible and we can take cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express. Please come by our table for more information or to make a donation!

COMMANDING HEIGHTS: THE BATTLE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY
Mondays, April 28, May 5 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 1102
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy is a three-part, six-hour PBS documentary about the history and impact of the new global economy. Part One: The Battle of Ideas (April 21) is about the history of economic thought from the start of the 20th century through the 1980’s. Part Two: The Agony of Reform (April 28) covers the upheavals caused by the economic deregulation of the 1980’s. Part Three: The New Rules of the Game (May 5) shows the consequences of globalization, including terrorism and the contagion of market collapse. Sponsored by the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society.

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m. in the Board Room.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

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Day at a Glance

Thursday, April 24, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

ARTIST DEBORAH MERSKY PRESENTATION
Thursday, April 24 at 3:30pm in VCT 2059
Artist Deborah Mersky will present her design for a new permanent art work for the Shoreline Campus. Mersky was selected from a group of national and local public artists to create a work designed especially for our campus. The funds for the project are from the percent for the arts allocation as part of our new building projects on campus, and are administered through the Washington State Arts Commission Art in Public Places Program. If you would like a sneak preview of what our new art work will look like, please come to the talk. She will also be speaking about how she became a public artist and the process of creating a large scale project such as this.

EARTHWEEK CELEBRATION - COMPLETE SCHEDULE
The Environmental Club will be holding a celebration of Earth Day (April 22) in the PUB this week, Tuesday through Friday, April 22-25 from 8:30-1:30. There will be T-shirts (make your own!) and cool canvas shopping bags on sale, as well as handmade cards, free samples of
songbird-friendly coffee from Caffe Appassionato, and other treats. Pamphlets and displays from various local environmental groups including Washington Native Plant Society and Audubon Society will be available.

On Friday we'll be giving away trees to plant. Tomorrow, April 24th, Dr. George Divoky of the Institute of Arctic Biology will be giving a talk entitled: "Watching the World Melt Away: How Arctic Seabirds Are Warning Us About Climate Change." It will be held in room 2712 at 12:30. Please tell your students and colleagues and come hear more about this interesting topic.

As a Grand Finale, there will be a Celebration and Planting in Shoreview. Park (175th & 6th Ave.) on Saturday, April 26th from 10AM - 2PM. Families are welcome! For more information, contact Matt Loper @ X 4683.

MASTER PLAN ON DISPLAY AT GREENWORLD CONFERENCE
SCC's Master plan, developed by LMN Architects, was selected to be displayed during the American Institute of Architects GreenWorld conference and will be one of the projects used to facilitate the panel discussion portion of the program on Thursday afternoon. The tour on Friday includes a visit to LMN's Marion Oliver McCaw Hall at Seattle Center (Seattle's New Opera House). For more information click on http://www.aiaseattle.org/wmiggw2003/program.htm

STOP...REFLECT...RESPECT...MULTICULTURAL WEEK 2003
April 23 - May 3
Bring your classes, take your lunch break and join us in the day and evening events and activities planned for Multicultural Week 2003!!!!!
MORE>

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

KUDOS
Thanks to our Business Administration faculty and staff Sally Rollman, Susan Kolwitz, Phyllis Topham, Carla Hogan, Sue Geisler and Dan King for participating in the KUOW pledge drive and providing on-air announcements about the College. >MORE

ANDREA RYE IS NAMED AVP FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
The College is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Andrea Rye as Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs. Rye has served for many years as Dean of Intra-American Studies and Social Sciences, and has served as interim AVPAA since the beginning of this academic year. > MORE

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

CALL FOR SUNFEST PERFORMERS
This years Sun Fest is rapidly approaching and we are in need of presentations, displays, musical and dramatic performances, and any other form of creative or informative input. We invite you to participate in this years events. The festival runs Tuesday - Thursday, May 20-22 from 10:30 am - 1:30 pm. We are looking for 30 minute presentations (more if you need it). We also have room for approximately five tables and are looking for displays throughout the event. If you are interested in participating in any way please reply to Kent Nelson kentnelson@attbi.com or (206) 789-1453 with specific information about what you plan to do, when you would like to do it, and any special needs or requests that you might have by Frdiay.

PRESIDENT'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Please mark your calendars for two upcoming Open Office Hour time slots with President Holly Moore. This Friday, April 25, Holly's hours at from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. On Friday, May 9, Open Office Hours will be from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. All staff are invited to stop by and the door is open--no appointment is necessary.

AACC CHINA-US CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION CANCELLED
SCC has reviewed information related to its participation by faculty in the June AACC China - US Conference. After careful consideration of the issues and challenges involving the SARS epidemic, we have regrettably decided to postpone our delegation’s participation in the conference. SCC has decided to proactively postpone our participation as it would appear that no substantive change in circumstances is likely to impact our decision not to have college personnel travel to China.

CHANGE IN ORGANIZATION
Beginning July 1, 2003, Jack Hanson will become the Executive Dean of Information Resources reporting to VP Beverly Brandt of Administrative Services. In an effort to respond to our budget cuts in the next fiscal year, Jack voluntarily requested the change in position and salary reduction. This organizational change may result in future changes to the organizational structure of TSS that will be reported in Day At A Glance. Jack will continue to participate on President's Executive Staff and the Interim Cabinet.

COLLEGE GOVERNANCE ACROSS CAMPUSES
Friday, April 25 from 12:45-2:00 pm in Board Rm - 1000
As SCC explores the future of it's governance structure, faculty members may wonder how our plan compares with other colleges. A panel of faculty from SCC and neighboring campuses will explore the role of the faculty in college governance. Facilitated by Terry Taylor (History, Faculty Senate Chair) and Kenny Lawson (Political Science).

IRAQI HUMANITARIAN RELIEF WORLD FOOD PROGRAM FUNDRAISER
Tuesday, April 29 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, PUB Outside Cafeteria
Members of the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society and other campus clubs are raising money for the "Friends of the World Food Program" for the Iraqi humanitarian relief efforts. Most of the population of Iraq will be relying on food aid for the next few months and every dollar raised will help feed 4 Iraqis for a day. Donations are tax deductible and we can take cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express. Please come by our table for more information or to make a donation!

COMMANDING HEIGHTS: THE BATTLE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY
Mondays, April 28, May 5 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 1102
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy is a three-part, six-hour PBS documentary about the history and impact of the new global economy. Part One: The Battle of Ideas (April 21) is about the history of economic thought from the start of the 20th century through the 1980’s. Part Two: The Agony of Reform (April 28) covers the upheavals caused by the economic deregulation of the 1980’s. Part Three: The New Rules of the Game (May 5) shows the consequences of globalization, including terrorism and the contagion of market collapse. Sponsored by the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society.

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m. in the Board Room.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

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Day at a Glance

Wednesday, April 23, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

EARTHWEEK CELEBRATION - COMPLETE SCHEDULE
The Environmental Club will be holding a celebration of Earth Day (April 22) in the PUB this week, Tuesday through Friday, April 22-25 from 8:30-1:30. There will be T-shirts (make your own!) and cool canvas shopping bags on sale, as well as handmade cards, free samples of
songbird-friendly coffee from Caffe Appassionato, and other treats. Pamphlets and displays from various local environmental groups including Washington Native Plant Society and Audubon Society will be available. On Friday we'll be giving away trees to plant. There will also be a presentation by Dr. George Divoky, of the , Institute of Arctic Biology, University of Alaska Fairbanks, entitled "Watching the World Melt Away: How Arctic Seabirds are Warning Us about Climate Change" and topical videos with environmental themes from classic Star Trek and Simpsons series.

As a Grand Finale, there will be a Celebration and Planting in Shoreview. Park (175th & 6th Ave.) on Saturday, April 26th from 10AM - 2PM. Families are welcome! For more information, contact Matt Loper @ X 4683.

MAIL SERVICE
April 23
There will be only one mail pickup & delivery today (Wednesday April 23rd) If you have outgoing mail that is not picked up, please bring it to the mailroom by 3:30pm. Thank You.

STOP...REFLECT...RESPECT...MULTICULTURAL WEEK 2003
April 23 - May 3
Bring your classes, take your lunch break and join us in the day and evening events and activities planned for Multicultural Week 2003!!!!!

ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTS ON PRIVILEGE AND POWER
Wednesday, April 23, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Theater
Privilege and power are important concepts in diverse communities, and they are not easy topics to talk about. Allan Johnson, author of Privilege, Power and Difference, will describe a framework for understanding how systems of privilege work. He’ll also share ideas for using this understanding to promote social justice and to deepen campus conversations about diversity. Students, faculty and staff are welcome. Please enter through the side doors of the theater. Contact Cathy Chun for more information, x 4716 or cchun@ctc.edu.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

CALL FOR SUNFEST PERFORMERS
This years Sun Fest is rapidly approaching and we are in need of presentations, displays, musical and dramatic performances, and any other form of creative or informative input. We invite you to participate in this years events. The festival runs Tuesday - Thursday, May 20-22 from 10:30 am - 1:30 pm. We are looking for 30 minute presentations (more if you need it). We also have room for approximately five tables and are looking for displays throughout the event. If you are interested in participating in any way please reply to Kent Nelson kentnelson@attbi.com or (206) 789-1453 with specific information about what you plan to do, when you would like to do it, and any special needs or requests that you might have by Frdiay.

PRESIDENT'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Please mark your calendars for two upcoming Open Office Hour time slots with President Holly Moore. This Friday, April 25, Holly's hours at from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. On Friday, May 9, Open Office Hours will be from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. All staff are invited to stop by and the door is open--no appointment is necessary.

AACC CHINA-US CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION CANCELLED
SCC has reviewed information related to its participation by faculty in the June AACC China - US Conference. After careful consideration of the issues and challenges involving the SARS epidemic, we have regrettably decided to postpone our delegation’s participation in the conference. SCC has decided to proactively postpone our participation as it would appear that no substantive change in circumstances is likely to impact our decision not to have college personnel travel to China.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

CHANGE IN ORGANIZATION
Beginning July 1, 2003, Jack Hanson will become the Executive Dean of Information Resources reporting to VP Beverly Brandt of Administrative Services. In an effort to respond to our budget cuts in the next fiscal year, Jack voluntarily requested the change in position and salary reduction. This organizational change may result in future changes to the organizational structure of TSS that will be reported in Day At A Glance. Jack will continue to participate on President's Executive Staff and the Interim Cabinet.

COLLEGE GOVERNANCE ACROSS CAMPUSES
Friday, April 25 from 12:45-2:00 pm in Board Rm - 1000
As SCC explores the future of it's governance structure, faculty members may wonder how our plan compares with other colleges. A panel of faculty from SCC and neighboring campuses will explore the role of the faculty in college governance. Facilitated by Terry Taylor (History, Faculty Senate Chair) and Kenny Lawson (Political Science).

IRAQI HUMANITARIAN RELIEF WORLD FOOD PROGRAM FUNDRAISER
Tuesday, April 29 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, PUB Outside Cafeteria
Members of the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society and other campus clubs are raising money for the "Friends of the World Food Program" for the Iraqi humanitarian relief efforts. Most of the population of Iraq will be relying on food aid for the next few months and every dollar raised will help feed 4 Iraqis for a day. Donations are tax deductible and we can take cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express. Please come by our table for more information or to make a donation!

NEW NET NEWS
New edition of Net News is available online. Check out the stories that have been published in Day At A Glance and more.

COMMANDING HEIGHTS: THE BATTLE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY
Mondays, April 28, May 5 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 1102
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy is a three-part, six-hour PBS documentary about the history and impact of the new global economy. Part One: The Battle of Ideas (April 21) is about the history of economic thought from the start of the 20th century through the 1980’s. Part Two: The Agony of Reform (April 28) covers the upheavals caused by the economic deregulation of the 1980’s. Part Three: The New Rules of the Game (May 5) shows the consequences of globalization, including terrorism and the contagion of market collapse. Sponsored by the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society.

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m. in the Board Room.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

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Day at a Glance

Tuesday, April 22, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT WORKING GROUP
Tuesday, April 22 from 2:00-3:30 pm, location TBA
The classroom Assessment group is back! Highly popular amongst participants in the past, this workshop offers the opportunity to explore many ways to get feedback about student learning during class time. Scholarly, lively, and fun! Facilitated by Steve Goetz (Biology) and Diana Knauf (Psychology). 3 sessions: 4/22, 5/6 & 5/13. Space is limited, so sign up in advance (with Steve & Diana). The first ten persons to do so will receive a free copy of "Classroom Assessment Techniques" by Angelo & Cross. 3 session: 4/22, 5/6 & 5/13.

WORKING EFFECTIVELY WITH LIMITED ENGLISH SPEAKERS
Tuesday, April 22, 2003 from 2 - 4pm in Room 1801
In this workshop, conducted by Cam Do Wong, you will have an opportunity to experience listening and processing a new language. You will learn important tips and tools on cross-cultural communication. At the same time you will get to access your own cross cultural competencies. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development and Faculty Professional Development committees.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

CHANGE IN ORGANIZATION
Beginning July 1, 2003, Jack Hanson will become the Executive Dean of Information Resources reporting to VP Beverly Brandt of Administrative Services. In an effort to respond to our budget cuts in the next fiscal year, Jack voluntarily requested the change in position and salary reduction. This organizational change may result in future changes to the organizational structure of TSS that will be reported in Day At A Glance. Jack will continue to participate on President's Executive Staff and the Interim Cabinet.

COLLEGE GOVERNANCE ACROSS CAMPUSES
Friday, April 25 from 12:45-2:00 pm in Board Rm - 1000
As SCC explores the future of it's governance structure, faculty members may wonder how our plan compares with other colleges. A panel of faculty from SCC and neighboring campuses will explore the role of the faculty in college governance. Facilitated by Terry Taylor (History, Faculty Senate Chair) and Kenny Lawson (Political Science).

IRAQI HUMANITARIAN RELIEF WORLD FOOD PROGRAM FUNDRAISER
Tuesday, April 29 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, PUB Outside Cafeteria
Members of the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society and other campus clubs are raising money for the "Friends of the World Food Program" for the Iraqi humanitarian relief efforts. Most of the population of Iraq will be relying on food aid for the next few months and every dollar raised will help feed 4 Iraqis for a day. Donations are tax deductible and we can take cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express. Please come by our table for more information or to make a donation!

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

NEW NET NEWS
New edition of Net News is available online. Check out the stories that have been published in Day At A Glance and more.

COMMANDING HEIGHTS: THE BATTLE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY
Mondays, April 28, May 5 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 1102
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy is a three-part, six-hour PBS documentary about the history and impact of the new global economy. Part One: The Battle of Ideas (April 21) is about the history of economic thought from the start of the 20th century through the 1980’s. Part Two: The Agony of Reform (April 28) covers the upheavals caused by the economic deregulation of the 1980’s. Part Three: The New Rules of the Game (May 5) shows the consequences of globalization, including terrorism and the contagion of market collapse. Sponsored by the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTATION
Wednesday, April 23rd at 11:15am in the Campus Theater
If you would like to volunteer for this event, please contact the Women's Center at x4715 or x4716. A total of four to six people are needed to direct people to the side doors of the theater (a class will be going on in the Theater Lobby so we cannot use the main doors to the theater).

ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTS ON PRIVILEGE AND POWER
Wednesday, April 23, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Theater
Privilege and power are important concepts in diverse communities, and they are not easy topics to talk about. Allan Johnson, author of Privilege, Power and Difference, will describe a framework for understanding how systems of privilege work. He’ll also share ideas for using this understanding to promote social justice and to deepen campus conversations about diversity. Students, faculty and staff are welcome. Please enter through the side doors of the theater. Contact Cathy Chun for more information, x 4716 or cchun@ctc.edu.

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

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Day at a Glance

Monday, April 21, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

FMS QUERY TRAINING
Monday, April 21 at 8:30 am in Room 4106
If you still need to take the budget training class in order to gain access to FMS Query budget reports, there are still openings for Monday, April 21st! Be advised that paper budget reports will no longer be distributed beginning July 1, 2003 and the class is mandatory to gain access to the system. If you are interested, please email Sarah Amos at samos@shoreline.edu .

NEW NET NEWS
New edition of Net News is available online. Check out the stories that have been published in Day At A Glance and more.

COMMANDING HEIGHTS: THE BATTLE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY
Mondays, April 21, 28, May 5 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 1102
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy is a three-part, six-hour PBS documentary about the history and impact of the new global economy. Part One: The Battle of Ideas (April 21) is about the history of economic thought from the start of the 20th century through the 1980’s. Part Two: The Agony of Reform (April 28) covers the upheavals caused by the economic deregulation of the 1980’s. Part Three: The New Rules of the Game (May 5) shows the consequences of globalization, including terrorism and the contagion of market collapse. Sponsored by the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT WORKING GROUP
Tuesday, April 22 from 2:00-3:30 pm, location TBA
The classroom Assessment group is back! Highly popular amongst participants in the past, this workshop offers the opportunity to explore many ways to get feedback about student learning during class time. Scholarly, lively, and fun! Facilitated by Steve Goetz (Biology) and Diana Knauf (Psychology). 3 sessions: 4/22, 5/6 & 5/13. Space is limited, so sign up in advance (with Steve & Diana). The first ten persons to do so will receive a free copy of "Classroom Assessment Techniques" by Angelo & Cross. 3 session: 4/22, 5/6 & 5/13.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTATION
Wednesday, April 23rd at 11:15am in the Campus Theater
If you would like to volunteer for this event, please contact the Women's Center at x4715 or x4716. A total of four to six people are needed to direct people to the side doors of the theater (a class will be going on in the Theater Lobby so we cannot use the main doors to the theater).

MICHAEL MOORE RECAP
Both the press conference and the lecture went off without a hitch Tuesday night.  Michael Moore was at his best, dressed to the nines (ouch!) and he was Mr. Comedy himself.  >MORE

WORKING EFFECTIVELY WITH LIMITED ENGLISH SPEAKERS
Tuesday, April 22, 2003 from 2 - 4pm in Room 1801
In this workshop, conducted by Cam Do Wong, you will have an opportunity to experience listening and processing a new language. You will learn important tips and tools on cross-cultural communication. At the same time you will get to access your own cross cultural competencies. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development and Faculty Professional Development committees.

SELF-STUDY REPORT AVAILABLE ONLINE
The entire text of the self-study report issued by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities is now available online by going to the Self Study website.

ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTS ON PRIVILEGE AND POWER
Wednesday, April 23, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Theater
Privilege and power are important concepts in diverse communities, and they are not easy topics to talk about. Allan Johnson, author of Privilege, Power and Difference, will describe a framework for understanding how systems of privilege work. He’ll also share ideas for using this understanding to promote social justice and to deepen campus conversations about diversity. Students, faculty and staff are welcome. Please enter through the side doors of the theater. Contact Cathy Chun for more information, x 4716 or cchun@ctc.edu.

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

THE CRYSTAL BALL
Thursday, May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.

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Friday, April 18, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

HOW INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES CLASSES TRANSFORMED MY TEACHING
Friday, April 18 from 12:45-2:00 pm in the Board Room, 1000 Bldg.
Why should you relinquish the autonomy and power you get teaching alone by teaming up in an IDS class? A panel of instructors who have made significant changes in a course when converting it from a "stand-alone" into an interdisciplinary (IDS) format will share how this experience has changed their approach even when they teach alone. Panel members will include Shoreline faculty as well as experienced IDS faculty from North Seattle CC and Edmonds CC. A variety of disciplines will be represented. Facilitated by Neal Vasishth (English, IDS Coordinator).

LAST DAY TO ORDER YOUR CAP AND GOWN - ONLINE
Caps and gowns may be ordered through our vendor's website at http://www.herff-jones.com/faculty . The web site will ask for the customer number (46000591000) and the order number (256381). (Be sure to write down these numbers before you start ordering.) Your order must be submitted no later than Friday, April 18. You may also order through Student Programs. Contact Lisa Smith at x 4654 to do so.

NEW NET NEWS
New edition of Net News is available online. Check out the stories that have been published in Day At A Glance and more.

LAST DAY YEAR END CUT OFF DATES FOR PURCHASES
This is a reminder that year end is rapidly approaching and it is time to make all purchases to insure that orders are received and paid for by June 30, 2003. Any orders not completed as of the June 30th will be charged to next years budgets.

The cutoff date for purchases is this Friday, April 18th. Emergency purchases only will be allowed after that date and those purchases will need the signature of the Vice President for Administrative Services or the President. To better monitor funds available and expenditures, all blanket encumbrances will automatically be liquidated May 16, 2003. Purchases made with the procurement card will be allowed until May 7th. That will allow departments time to process their bills for payment on May 15th. Bookstore purchases over $25.00 will need prior budget approval from the Budget Office and the Bookstore cutoff will be June 24, 2003.

FILM OFFERING
The Vine at SCC is showing a dramatic film on the life of Jesus this week!  All are welcome to attend!  It will be shown in several languages.  All showings are in the Canteen.  Our time slots for the Jesus Film are as follows:
Friday, April 18
        - Spanish 12:30 - 2:00
        - Arabic 2:30 - 4:00

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTATION
Wednesday, April 23rd at 11:15am in the Campus Theater
If you would like to volunteer for this event, please contact the Women's Center at x4715 or x4716. A total of four to six people are needed to direct people to the side doors of the theater (an event will be going on in the Theater Lobby so we cannot use the main doors to the theater).

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

SCC COMMUNITY CHIPS IN TO HELP COLLEAGUE 
The entire campus community came together when one of our colleagues was down and out – out $1,108 that is.  Night custodian Ly Hoc had cashed his paycheck last week to give to his daughter for tuition and books (she goes to SCC).  He had the cash in a pocket and discovered later during his shift that it was gone.  He retraced his steps and found nothing.  >MORE 

COMMANDING HEIGHTS: THE BATTLE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY
Mondays, April 21, 28, May 5 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 1102
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy is a three-part, six-hour PBS documentary about the history and impact of the new global economy. Part One: The Battle of Ideas (April 21) is about the history of economic thought from the start of the 20th century through the 1980’s. Part Two: The Agony of Reform (April 28) covers the upheavals caused by the economic deregulation of the 1980’s. Part Three: The New Rules of the Game (May 5) shows the consequences of globalization, including terrorism and the contagion of market collapse. Sponsored by the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society.

MICHAEL MOORE RECAP
Both the press conference and the lecture went off without a hitch Tuesday night.  Michael Moore was at his best, dressed to the nines (ouch!) and he was Mr. Comedy himself.  >MORE

WORKING EFFECTIVELY WITH LIMITED ENGLISH SPEAKERS
Tuesday, April 22, 2003 from 2 - 4pm in Room 1801
In this workshop, conducted by Cam Do Wong, you will have an opportunity to experience listening and processing a new language. You will learn important tips and tools on cross-cultural communication. At the same time you will get to access your own cross cultural competencies. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development and Faculty Professional Development committees.

FMS QUERY TRAINING
Monday, April 21 at 8:30 am in Room 4106
If you still need to take the budget training class in order to gain access to FMS Query budget reports, there are still openings for Monday, April 21st! Be advised that paper budget reports will no longer be distributed beginning July 1, 2003 and the class is mandatory to gain access to the system. If you are interested, please email Sarah Amos at samos@shoreline.edu .

SELF-STUDY REPORT AVAILABLE ONLINE
The entire text of the self-study report issued by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities is now available online by going to the Self Study website.

SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE IS NOW ON-LINE
The Summer Class Schedule is now on-line, including the Continuing Education section.  The printed version will be delivered to campus Tuesday, April 29th.  You can access the Summer Class Credit Schedule from the main college home page or directly here. MORE>

ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTS ON PRIVILEGE AND POWER
Wednesday, April 23, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Theater
Privilege and power are important concepts in diverse communities, and they are not easy topics to talk about. Allan Johnson, author of Privilege, Power and Difference, will describe a framework for understanding how systems of privilege work. He’ll also share ideas for using this understanding to promote social justice and to deepen campus conversations about diversity. Students, faculty and staff are welcome. Please enter through the side doors of the theater. Contact Cathy Chun for more information, x 4716 or cchun@ctc.edu.

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

THE CRYSTAL BALL
Thursday, May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.

Top of Page

Day at a Glance

Thursday, April 17, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

SCC COMMUNITY CHIPS IN TO HELP COLLEAGUE 
The entire campus community came together when one of our colleagues was down and out – out $1,108 that is.  Night custodian Ly Hoc had cashed his paycheck last week to give to his daughter for tuition and books (she goes to SCC).  He had the cash in a pocket and discovered later during his shift that it was gone.  He retraced his steps and found nothing.  >MORE 

COMMANDING HEIGHTS: THE BATTLE FOR THE WORLD ECONOMY
Mondays, April 21, 28, May 5 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Room 1102
Commanding Heights: The Battle for the World Economy is a three-part, six-hour PBS documentary about the history and impact of the new global economy. Part One: The Battle of Ideas (April 21) is about the history of economic thought from the start of the 20th century through the 1980’s. Part Two: The Agony of Reform (April 28) covers the upheavals caused by the economic deregulation of the 1980’s. Part Three: The New Rules of the Game (May 5) shows the consequences of globalization, including terrorism and the contagion of market collapse. Sponsored by the Worldly Philosophers' and Dismal Scientists' Society.

MICHAEL MOORE RECAP
Both the press conference and the lecture went off without a hitch Tuesday night.  Michael Moore was at his best, dressed to the nines (ouch!) and he was Mr. Comedy himself.  >MORE

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

WORKING EFFECTIVELY WITH LIMITED ENGLISH SPEAKERS
Tuesday, April 22, 2003 from 2 - 4pm in Room 1801
In this workshop, conducted by Cam Do Wong, you will have an opportunity to experience listening and processing a new language. You will learn important tips and tools on cross-cultural communication. At the same time you will get to access your own cross cultural competencies. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development and Faculty Professional Development committees.

FILM OFFERING
The Vine at SCC is showing a dramatic film on the life of Jesus this week!  All are welcome to attend!  It will be shown in several languages.  All showings are in the Canteen.  Our time slots for the Jesus Film are as follows:
Thursday, April 17
        - Korean 12:30 - 2:00
        - Mandarin 2:30-4:00
Friday, April 18
        - Spanish 12:30 - 2:00
        - Arabic 2:30 - 4:00

REMINDER: YEAR END CUT OFF DATES FOR PURCHASES
This is a reminder that year end is rapidly approaching and it is time to make all purchases to insure that orders are received and paid for by June 30, 2003. Any orders not completed as of the June 30th will be charged to next years budgets.

The cutoff date for purchases is this Friday, April 18th. Emergency purchases only will be allowed after that date and those purchases will need the signature of the Vice President for Administrative Services or the President. To better monitor funds available and expenditures, all blanket encumbrances will automatically be liquidated May 16, 2003. Purchases made with the procurement card will be allowed until May 7th. That will allow departments time to process their bills for payment on May 15th. Bookstore purchases over $25.00 will need prior budget approval from the Budget Office and the Bookstore cutoff will be June 24, 2003.

The Finance Office appreciates your careful attention to this as each year some areas are surprised with expenditures that were not completed on time. The staff will be willing to work through exceptions with you, as we know there will be a few.

All state general funds left unexpended revert to the state June 30th. If you have items on your planned list, please get the orders in sooner rather than later. Orders will be handled on a first in basis. If you have travel you know about now, please work with Becky Collard to secure plane reservations now. Be proactive. Please monitor your budgets closely!

FMS QUERY TRAINING
Monday, April 21 at 8:30 am in Room 4106
If you still need to take the budget training class in order to gain access to FMS Query budget reports, there are still openings for Monday, April 21st! Be advised that paper budget reports will no longer be distributed beginning July 1, 2003 and the class is mandatory to gain access to the system. If you are interested, please email Sarah Amos at samos@shoreline.edu .

REMINDER TO ORDER YOUR CAP AND GOWN - ONLINE
Caps and gowns may be ordered through our vendor's website at http://www.herff-jones.com/faculty . The web site will ask for the customer number (46000591000) and the order number (256381). (Be sure to write down these numbers before you start ordering.) Your order must be submitted no later than Friday, April 18. You may also order through Student Programs. Contact Lisa Smith at x 4654 to do so.

HOW INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES CLASSES TRANSFORMED MY TEACHING
Friday, April 18 from 12:45-2:00 pm in the Board Room, 1000 Bldg.
Why should you relinquish the autonomy and power you get teaching alone by teaming up in an IDS class? A panel of instructors who have made significant changes in a course when converting it from a "stand-alone" into an interdisciplinary (IDS) format will share how this experience has changed their approach even when they teach alone. Panel members will include Shoreline faculty as well as experienced IDS faculty from North Seattle CC and Edmonds CC. A variety of disciplines will be represented. Facilitated by Neal Vasishth (English, IDS Coordinator).

SELF-STUDY REPORT AVAILABLE ONLINE
The entire text of the self-study report issued by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities is now available online by going to the Self Study website.

SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE IS NOW ON-LINE
The Summer Class Schedule is now on-line, including the Continuing Education section.  The printed version will be delivered to campus Tuesday, April 29th.  You can access the Summer Class Credit Schedule from the main college home page or directly here. MORE>

ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTS ON PRIVILEGE AND POWER
Wednesday, April 23, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Theater
Privilege and power are important concepts in diverse communities, and they are not easy topics to talk about. Allan Johnson, author of Privilege, Power and Difference, will describe a framework for understanding how systems of privilege work. He’ll also share ideas for using this understanding to promote social justice and to deepen campus conversations about diversity. Students, faculty and staff are welcome. Please enter through the side doors of the theater. Contact Cathy Chun for more information, x 4716 or cchun@ctc.edu.

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

LEADING FROM THE MIDDLE
April 27-30, 2003
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION in a Washington Community or Technical College?
Leading From the Middle is for YOU!!! This 3-day ASSOCIATION Workshop, April 27-30, will be held at The Resort at Ludlow Bay. This is a great professional development opportunity for employees in the Washington Community and Technical College System to become more acquainted with these and other issues essential for Administrators. This very is a very affordable learning opportunity that many colleges have taken advantage of for the past three years. The registration fee of $650.00 (double occupancy) includes lodging, meals and all materials! Register on-line now and pay later.
For complete information and to register go to:  http://www.learningconnections.org/association/LFM03/main.htm
Or call: Kati Hays, Professional Development Coordinator, Center for Learning Connections, Highline CC, (206) 870-5914.

THE CRYSTAL BALL
Thursday, May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.

Top of Page

Day at a Glance

Wednesday, April 16, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

WORKING EFFECTIVELY WITH LIMITED ENGLISH SPEAKERS
Tuesday, April 22, 2003 from 2 - 4pm in Room 1801
In this workshop, conducted by Cam Do Wong, you will have an opportunity to experience listening and processing a new language. You will learn important tips and tools on cross-cultural communication. At the same time you will get to access your own cross cultural competencies. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development and Faculty Professional Development committees.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ******

FILM OFFERING
The Vine at SCC is showing a dramatic film on the life of Jesus this week!  All are welcome to attend!  It will be shown in several languages.  All showings are in the Canteen.  Our time slots for the Jesus Film are as follows:
Wednesday, April 16
        - Japanese 12:30 - 2:00
        - Korean 2:30-4:00
Thursday, April 17
        - Korean 12:30 - 2:00
        - Mandarin 2:30-4:00
Friday, April 18
        - Spanish 12:30 - 2:00
        - Arabic 2:30 - 4:00

REMINDER: YEAR END CUT OFF DATES FOR PURCHASES
This is a reminder that year end is rapidly approaching and it is time to make all purchases to insure that orders are received and paid for by June 30, 2003. Any orders not completed as of the June 30th will be charged to next years budgets.

The cutoff date for purchases is this Friday, April 18th. Emergency purchases only will be allowed after that date and those purchases will need the signature of the Vice President for Administrative Services or the President. To better monitor funds available and expenditures, all blanket encumbrances will automatically be liquidated May 16, 2003. Purchases made with the procurement card will be allowed until May 7th. That will allow departments time to process their bills for payment on May 15th. Bookstore purchases over $25.00 will need prior budget approval from the Budget Office and the Bookstore cutoff will be June 24, 2003.

The Finance Office appreciates your careful attention to this as each year some areas are surprised with expenditures that were not completed on time. The staff will be willing to work through exceptions with you, as we know there will be a few.

All state general funds left unexpended revert to the state June 30th. If you have items on your planned list, please get the orders in sooner rather than later. Orders will be handled on a first in basis. If you have travel you know about now, please work with Becky Collard to secure plane reservations now. Be proactive. Please monitor your budgets closely!

FMS QUERY TRAINING
Monday, April 21 at 8:30 am in Room 4106
If you still need to take the budget training class in order to gain access to FMS Query budget reports, there are still openings for Monday, April 21st! Be advised that paper budget reports will no longer be distributed beginning July 1, 2003 and the class is mandatory to gain access to the system. If you are interested, please email Sarah Amos at samos@shoreline.edu .

REMINDER TO ORDER YOUR CAP AND GOWN - ONLINE
Caps and gowns may be ordered through our vendor's website at http://www.herff-jones.com/faculty . The web site will ask for the customer number (46000591000) and the order number (256381). (Be sure to write down these numbers before you start ordering.) Your order must be submitted no later than Friday, April 18. You may also order through Student Programs. Contact Lisa Smith at x 4654 to do so.

HOW INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES CLASSES TRANSFORMED MY TEACHING
Friday, April 18 from 12:45-2:00 pm in the Board Room, 1000 Bldg.
Why should you relinquish the autonomy and power you get teaching alone by teaming up in an IDS class? A panel of instructors who have made significant changes in a course when converting it from a "stand-alone" into an interdisciplinary (IDS) format will share how this experience has changed their approach even when they teach alone. Panel members will include Shoreline faculty as well as experienced IDS faculty from North Seattle CC and Edmonds CC. A variety of disciplines will be represented. Facilitated by Neal Vasishth (English, IDS Coordinator).

SELF-STUDY REPORT AVAILABLE ONLINE
The entire text of the self-study report issued by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities is now available online by going to the Self Study website.

SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE IS NOW ON-LINE
The Summer Class Schedule is now on-line, including the Continuing Education section.  The printed version will be delivered to campus Tuesday, April 29th.  You can access the Summer Class Credit Schedule from the main college home page or directly here. MORE>

ALLAN JOHNSON PRESENTS ON PRIVILEGE AND POWER
Wednesday, April 23, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Theater
Privilege and power are important concepts in diverse communities, and they are not easy topics to talk about. Allan Johnson, author of Privilege, Power and Difference, will describe a framework for understanding how systems of privilege work. He’ll also share ideas for using this understanding to promote social justice and to deepen campus conversations about diversity. Students, faculty and staff are welcome. Please enter through the side doors of the theater. Contact Cathy Chun for more information, x 4716 or cchun@ctc.edu.

STTACC IS SEEKING NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
STTACC is seeking nominees for the 2003 Exemplary Classified Staff Awards. More>

EARLY AND LATE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
Wednesday afternoon, April 30th at 3:30 p.m.
If you cannot make the budget discussions at noon, we have two options. An early morning discussion will be held on Tuesday, 4/15 at 7 a.m. A later afternoon meeting will be held on Wednesday afternoon, 4/30 at 3:30 p.m. These alternate times should accommodate faculty who are unavailable at the noon meetings.

2003-04 OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT RFP IS NOW AVAILABLE
The RFP for 2003-04 Outcomes Assessment Grants is now available at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/AssessmentProp001.htm  In a departure from past practice, the Institutional Effectiveness Committee decided to announce awards before the end of Spring Quarter, 2003 so that projects can begin as soon as funds are available.

LEADING FROM THE MIDDLE
April 27-30, 2003
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION in a Washington Community or Technical College?
Leading From the Middle is for YOU!!! This 3-day ASSOCIATION Workshop, April 27-30, will be held at The Resort at Ludlow Bay. This is a great professional development opportunity for employees in the Washington Community and Technical College System to become more acquainted with these and other issues essential for Administrators. This very is a very affordable learning opportunity that many colleges have taken advantage of for the past three years. The registration fee of $650.00 (double occupancy) includes lodging, meals and all materials! Register on-line now and pay later.
For complete information and to register go to:  http://www.learningconnections.org/association/LFM03/main.htm
Or call: Kati Hays, Professional Development Coordinator, Center for Learning Connections, Highline CC, (206) 870-5914.

THE CRYSTAL BAL