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Day at a Glance
Friday,
April 29, 2005
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TODAY'S EVENTS *******
YEAR END TRAINING FOR FINANCE OFFICE
STAFF
Friday, April 29, 8:00am, Admin
bldg - 1000
The staff of the Finance and Budget Office will be off campus Friday April 29th for Financial Management Systems 101 training. This training occurs periodically to provide staff with training on the new state procedures and to get ready for year-end closing. We will return on Monday. If you need assistance contact Nancy Lamus at
x. 4531.
CLIMATE TASK FORCE MEETING
Friday, April 29 at 12:30 pm in the Room 1713
The Climate Task Force will meet today. The agenda for today's meeting
can be found on the
CTF web
site. Minutes for previous meetings can also be found on the
website.
SCC CLOTHING SALE - ENDS FRIDAY
Don't miss out--SCC clothing at 30% off--sale ends Friday.
CANCELLED -
COMMUNITY WITH STUDENTS FROM DAY ONE
Friday, April 29 from 12:30-1:30 pm
VARSITY EVENTS THIS WEEKEND (Softball, Baseball, Tennis)
Come out and support your teams this Friday. Saturday, and Sunday as they compete in softball, baseball, and tennis. First, on Friday April 29, the women's softball team will play Olympic in a double header at Shoreview Park. Game times are 1:00 and 3:00. Next, on Saturday April 30, the baseball team will play a double header vs Bellevue starting at 1:00 at Edmonds Community College. Also on Saturday, the men's and women's tennis teams will compete against the UW Tennis Club at 10:00am at Shoreview Park. Finally, on Sunday May 1, the baseball team will play a double header against Skagit Valley at Lower Woodland baseball field (corner of Green Lake Way N and 50th St) at 1:00pm. Also on Sunday, the tennis teams will take on Treasure Valley at Shoreview Park at 10:00am. Shoreview Park is directly west of the campus on Innis Arden Way. Our student/athletes are working hard and doing a great job of representing our institution. Come out and join the fun.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
BE VIGILANT: LOCK YOUR OFFICE DOOR
Just a reminder that you may want to lock your office door when you are
not in your office. In the FOSS Building, another theft of personal
property has occurred. The perpetrator went into the office and looked
through filing cabinet drawers to find our College employee's wallet.
Please call Safety & Security if you are the victim of any type of unlawful
activity as soon as you can.
VIDEO: V-day: Until the Violence Stops
May 2, 12:30-2:30pm
PUB Canteen
Until the Violence Stops chronicles how Eve Ensler's hit Off-Broadway solo show The Vagina Monologues grew into V-day, an international grassroots movement to stop violence against women and girls.
Video and discussion: Yellow Apparel:
When the Coolie Becomes Cool
May 4, 11:30am-12:20pm and 12:30-1:20pm
PUB Canteen
Produced by Ethnic Studies students from the University of California, Yellow Apparel examines the recent trendiness of Asian cultural elements, such as bindis, Buddhist beads, and Chinese character tattoos. It explores the differences between appreciation and appropriation and between supporting the struggle for social justice and objectifying and commodifying cultural expressions as fashion trends. The discussion will be facilitated by Robert Hayden, SCC Faculty.
Video: Rabbit in the Moon
May 5, 12:30-2:30pm
Room 1811
Rabbit in the Moon documents the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. In the film, Chizuko Omori and her sister Emiko confront their experiences of being interned during this period.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
CLIMATE TASK FORCE WEBSITE
A website for the
Climate Task Force
is now available. Information regarding the Task Force charge, a list
of the members of the Task Force, agendas and minutes of meetings, survey
responses, etc. will be posted to this website as it becomes available.
The College is invited to use this site at any time. The website can
be accessed via the button "Governance
Committees" located to the left of this page. If you have
questions, please contact Task Force chairs Dorothy Cirelli or John Backes.
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Fall Quarter Class
Schedule is available online.
Registration for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20.
Register online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin
September 29th.
A MESSAGE TO THE CAMPUS REGARDING THE 2004-05 TUITION
SHORTFALL AND THE IMPACT ON THE CAMPUS BUDGET
Enrollment
in the Washington State community and technical college system is down
approximately 17 % from last year. Increased employment is contributing to
this statewide trend in enrollment. This has been the case many times in our
history, as the state recovers from recessions. At SCC, our FTE enrollment
number for this year is 4,858 FTE’s. This is 7% less than our enrollment
number last year. Both transfer degree and professional-technical areas are
experiencing this shortfall in a parallel manner.
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HOW TO EMPLOY GROUPS IN YOUR ONLINE CLASS
Monday, May 2, 2:30–3:30pm, Room 4214
In this session, you will learn how to use the Groups tool in Blackboard. We’ll also talk about how to integrate groups successfully into your online class. I'll show you how I use the Groups tool and the Discussion Board to plan and conduct mock negotiations in my Purchasing classes. The process is a two-step exercise where team members develop their negotiation strategy and then actually negotiate with another team in a buy-sell relationship. Please reserve your space by contacting Distance Learning (DL@shoreline.edu or x 6966). Instructor: Jerry Baker, Business Administration Department.
2004 COMBINED FUND DRIVE
The 2004 Washington State Combined Fund Drive was a huge success; $5.43 million was pledged representing an increase of $360,00 over the previous year and is the highest level of charitable giving since the program's inception 20 years ago. It was, in fact, the most successful employee-managed campaign of its type in the nation! Here at SCC, 108 of our colleagues participated by contributing $28,531. Of that amount $12,362 was directed to the college foundation. These results could not have been achieved without the dedicated help of our CFD Representatives.
Kudos to: Michelle Arevalo, Linda Barnes, Mary Bonar, Connie Buren, Colleen Cooper, Stephanie Diemel, Debbie Doepping, Libby Fiene, Shalin Hai-Jew, Paul Herrick, Gail Holm, Susan Kolwitz, Victoria Lauber, Barbara Little, Bonnie Madison, Nancy Matesky, Heather Mckenzie, Marilu Neally, Marty Olsen, Ron Olson, Jan Otten, Colleen Perrault, Satoko Prigmore, Arlene Strong And Joan Zdenek.
NURSES: MANY ROLES, ONE PROFESSION
"Nurses: Many Roles, One Profession" is the theme for the 2005 National Nurses Week, celebrated May 6-12 each year. The celebration coincides with the birthday of Florence Nightingale who is recognized as the nurse who most influenced modern nursing. The Shoreline Community College Nursing Program will celebrate Nurses Week on Monday May 9, from 1200 to 300 in the auto showroom.
The Shoreline Community College Association of Nursing Students (SCCANS) with their club advisors Linda Barnes and Sharon Stewart, have planned an event where some of the various roles available to nurses will be presented. We will also recognize recipients of nursing scholarships at that time.
Many of the greeting card lines now carry Nurses Day cards. This is a great opportunity to thank the nurses you know for their valuable contribution in healthcare.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT DISPLAY
April in the Library/Media Center
The 32nd President of the United States governed the nation at a pivotal time of national and international history: the Great Depression and World War II. Disabled by polio, he successfully hid his inability to walk from the public, becoming the only American President to serve 4 consecutive terms. When he died in April 1945, he was mourned around the world. The display highlights important events of his presidency and the tumultuous years of 1933-1945. Pictures of this display were submitted to the History Channel as part of a display contest. For our participation, the library will be awarded a DVD of the History Channel's special
television presentation: "FDR, A Presidency Revealed".
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Day at a Glance
Thursday,
April 28, 2005
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TODAY'S EVENTS *******
HUMAN-POWERED PAPER
VEHICLE
Thursday, April 28 at 2:00 pm on the Track Oval
Please join the Engineering Club for a
test run of their human-powered paper vehicle, a paper bicycle. This
vehicle will be entered into the Eastern Washington University
Human-Powered Paper Vehicle (HPPV)
competition, now in its eighth year. Students will run the bicycle through
its paces, a lap and a half around the track, in preparation for the ESU
contest.
For more information,
check
the competition site of ESU.
TUITION SHORTFALL MEETING - ROOM CHANGE
Thursday, April 28, 3:30p.m., PUB Canteen
The meeting to discuss budget impact with Beverly Brandt has been relocated to the Canteen in order to accommodate more people. Please feel free to attend and ask questions.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
HOW TO EMPLOY GROUPS IN YOUR ONLINE CLASS
Monday, May 2, 2:30–3:30pm, Room 4214
In this session, you will learn how to use the Groups tool in Blackboard. We’ll also talk about how to integrate groups successfully into your online class. I'll show you how I use the Groups tool and the Discussion Board to plan and conduct mock negotiations in my Purchasing classes. The process is a two-step exercise where team members develop their negotiation strategy and then actually negotiate with another team in a buy-sell relationship. Please reserve your space by contacting Distance Learning (DL@shoreline.edu or x 6966). Instructor: Jerry Baker, Business Administration Department.
CANCELLED -
COMMUNITY WITH STUDENTS FROM DAY ONE
Friday, April 29 from 12:30-1:30 pm
SCC CLOTHING SALE - ENDS FRIDAY
Don't miss out--SCC clothing at 30% off--sale ends Friday.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
CLIMATE TASK FORCE WEBSITE
A website for the
Climate Task Force
is now available. Information regarding the Task Force charge, a list
of the members of the Task Force, agendas and minutes of meetings, survey
responses, etc. will be posted to this website as it becomes available.
The College is invited to use this site at any time. The website can
be accessed via the button "Governance
Committees" located to the left of this page. If you have
questions, please contact Task Force chairs Dorothy Cirelli or John Backes.
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Fall Quarter Class
Schedule is available online.
Registration for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20.
Register online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin
September 29th.
A MESSAGE TO THE CAMPUS REGARDING THE 2004-05 TUITION
SHORTFALL AND THE IMPACT ON THE CAMPUS BUDGET
Enrollment
in the Washington State community and technical college system is down
approximately 17 % from last year. Increased employment is contributing to
this statewide trend in enrollment. This has been the case many times in our
history, as the state recovers from recessions. At SCC, our FTE enrollment
number for this year is 4,858 FTE’s. This is 7% less than our enrollment
number last year. Both transfer degree and professional-technical areas are
experiencing this shortfall in a parallel manner.
>more
2004 COMBINED FUND DRIVE
The 2004 Washington State Combined Fund Drive was a huge success; $5.43 million was pledged representing an increase of $360,00 over the previous year and is the highest level of charitable giving since the program's inception 20 years ago. It was, in fact, the most successful employee-managed campaign of its type in the nation! Here at SCC, 108 of our colleagues participated by contributing $28,531. Of that amount $12,362 was directed to the college foundation. These results could not have been achieved without the dedicated help of our CFD Representatives.
Kudos to: Michelle Arevalo, Linda Barnes, Mary Bonar, Connie Buren, Colleen Cooper, Stephanie Diemel, Debbie Doepping, Libby Fiene, Shalin Hai-Jew, Paul Herrick, Gail Holm, Susan Kolwitz, Victoria Lauber, Barbara Little, Bonnie Madison, Nancy Matesky, Heather Mckenzie, Marilu Neally, Marty Olsen, Ron Olson, Jan Otten, Colleen Perrault, Satoko Prigmore, Arlene Strong And Joan Zdenek.
NURSES: MANY ROLES, ONE PROFESSION
"Nurses: Many Roles, One Profession" is the theme for the 2005 National Nurses Week, celebrated May 6-12 each year. The celebration coincides with the birthday of Florence Nightingale who is recognized as the nurse who most influenced modern nursing. The Shoreline Community College Nursing Program will celebrate Nurses Week on Monday May 9, from 1200 to 300 in the auto showroom.
The Shoreline Community College Association of Nursing Students (SCCANS) with their club advisors Linda Barnes and Sharon Stewart, have planned an event where some of the various roles available to nurses will be presented. We will also recognize recipients of nursing scholarships at that time.
Many of the greeting card lines now carry Nurses Day cards. This is a great opportunity to thank the nurses you know for their valuable contribution in healthcare.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT DISPLAY
April in the Library/Media Center
The 32nd President of the United States governed the nation at a pivotal time of national and international history: the Great Depression and World War II. Disabled by polio, he successfully hid his inability to walk from the public, becoming the only American President to serve 4 consecutive terms. When he died in April 1945, he was mourned around the world. The display highlights important events of his presidency and the tumultuous years of 1933-1945. Pictures of this display were submitted to the History Channel as part of a display contest. For our participation, the library will be awarded a DVD of the History Channel's special
television presentation: "FDR, A Presidency Revealed".
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Summer Quarter Class
Schedule is available online. Registration
for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20. Register
online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin June 20th.
HERMIEN WATKINS FEATURED IN
GROUP HEALTH NEWSLETTER
Nursing professor Hermien Watkins is profiled in the latest newsletter published by Group Health. Her inspirational story has been well-received by all. Kudos to Hermien
for telling her story!
More>
CTR SURVEY
Please remember to return all CTR Surveys. There are still many that have not been turned in. Please fill the survey out and return it to Lanay Gard by Wednesday (4/20/05), 1200 Bldg., Financial Services and Budget.
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Day at a Glance
Wednesday,
April 27, 2005
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEET
APRIL 27
4:00pm, Building 1000 Board Room
Click
here to view the agenda for the April 27 Board of Trustees
meeting, which is open to all staff and to the public. Faculty authors will
speak and a sampling of publications by SCC faculty will be on display. PIO
Judy Yu and the team who received a Gold Paragon Award from the NCMPR for
Shoreline's new recruitment video will be present, and visiting
International Fulbright Scholar, Dr. Maria Acosta, will be welcomed to
Shoreline by the Board. Contact Michele Foley, secretary to the Board, for
further information at ext. 4552 or
mfoley@shoreline.edu.
VIDEO SERIES:
RACE: THE POWER OF AN ILLUSION
April 27, 10:30-11:20am, or 11:30am-12:20pm in
PUB Canteen
Episode 3- The House We Live In
Video Series: RACE: The Power of an Illusion, provocatively
questions the very idea of race as a biological phenomenon. Yet race still
matters. Just because race doesn't exist in biology doesn't mean it isn't
very real, helping shape life chances and opportunities.
If race is not biology, what is it? This episode uncovers how race resides
not in nature but in politics, economics and culture. It reveals how our
social institutions "make" race by disproportionately channeling resources,
power, status and wealth to white people.
ADVISING SCIENCE, MATH AND ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Wednesday, April 27, 3:00pm, Room 2812 bldg
This session will cover basics, such as going over the AS Track 1 and 2 in detail and course sequencing. We will also discuss broader issues in advising these student as they come up. Everyone is welcome and can contribute to our collective knowledge and thinking!
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
A MESSAGE TO THE CAMPUS REGARDING THE 2004-05 TUITION
SHORTFALL AND THE IMPACT ON THE CAMPUS BUDGET
Enrollment
in the Washington State community and technical college system is down
approximately 17 % from last year. Increased employment is contributing to
this statewide trend in enrollment. This has been the case many times in our
history, as the state recovers from recessions. At SCC, our FTE enrollment
number for this year is 4,858 FTE’s. This is 7% less than our enrollment
number last year. Both transfer degree and professional-technical areas are
experiencing this shortfall in a parallel manner.
>more
2004 COMBINED FUND DRIVE
The 2004 Washington State Combined Fund Drive was a huge success; $5.43 million was pledged representing an increase of $360,00 over the previous year and is the highest level of charitable giving since the program's inception 20 years ago. It was, in fact, the most successful employee-managed campaign of its type in the nation! Here at SCC, 108 of our colleagues participated by contributing $28,531. Of that amount $12,362 was directed to the college foundation. These results could not have been achieved without the dedicated help of our CFD Representatives.
Kudos to: Michelle Arevalo, Linda Barnes, Mary Bonar, Connie Buren, Colleen Cooper, Stephanie Diemel, Debbie Doepping, Libby Fiene, Shalin Hai-Jew, Paul Herrick, Gail Holm, Susan Kolwitz, Victoria Lauber, Barbara Little, Bonnie Madison, Nancy Matesky, Heather Mckenzie, Marilu Neally, Marty Olsen, Ron Olson, Jan Otten, Colleen Perrault, Satoko Prigmore, Arlene Strong And Joan Zdenek.
SCC CLOTHING SALE - ENDS FRIDAY
Don't miss out--SCC clothing at 30% off--sale ends Friday.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
CLIMATE TASK FORCE WEBSITE
A website for the
Climate Task Force
is now available. Information regarding the Task Force charge, a list
of the members of the Task Force, agendas and minutes of meetings, survey
responses, etc. will be posted to this website as it becomes available.
The College is invited to use this site at any time. The website can
be accessed via the button "Governance
Committees" located to the left of this page. If you have
questions, please contact Task Force chairs Dorothy Cirelli or John Backes.
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Fall Quarter Class
Schedule is available online.
Registration for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20.
Register online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin
September 29th.
NURSES: MANY ROLES, ONE PROFESSION
"Nurses: Many Roles, One Profession" is the theme for the 2005 National Nurses Week, celebrated May 6-12 each year. The celebration coincides with the birthday of Florence Nightingale who is recognized as the nurse who most influenced modern nursing. The Shoreline Community College Nursing Program will celebrate Nurses Week on Monday May 9, from 1200 to 300 in the auto showroom.
The Shoreline Community College Association of Nursing Students (SCCANS) with their club advisors Linda Barnes and Sharon Stewart, have planned an event where some of the various roles available to nurses will be presented. We will also recognize recipients of nursing scholarships at that time.
Many of the greeting card lines now carry Nurses Day cards. This is a great opportunity to thank the nurses you know for their valuable contribution in healthcare.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT DISPLAY
April in the Library/Media Center
The 32nd President of the United States governed the nation at a pivotal time of national and international history: the Great Depression and World War II. Disabled by polio, he successfully hid his inability to walk from the public, becoming the only American President to serve 4 consecutive terms. When he died in April 1945, he was mourned around the world. The display highlights important events of his presidency and the tumultuous years of 1933-1945. Pictures of this display were submitted to the History Channel as part of a display contest. For our participation, the library will be awarded a DVD of the History Channel's special
television presentation: "FDR, A Presidency Revealed".
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Summer Quarter Class
Schedule is available online. Registration
for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20. Register
online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin June 20th.
HERMIEN WATKINS FEATURED IN
GROUP HEALTH NEWSLETTER
Nursing professor Hermien Watkins is profiled in the latest newsletter published by Group Health. Her inspirational story has been well-received by all. Kudos to Hermien
for telling her story!
More>
CTR SURVEY
Please remember to return all CTR Surveys. There are still many that have not been turned in. Please fill the survey out and return it to Lanay Gard by Wednesday (4/20/05), 1200 Bldg., Financial Services and Budget.
SPRING CLEANING
The server, that you all save your files, pictures and etc., is fast
approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that the Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using; every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments.
Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.
TESTING, TESTING,
TESTING
The Public Information Office is developing a new calendar for internal
use by faculty and staff. The
College Committees calendar will give you a look at today's meetings
and others coming up. Links to governance committee websites are also
available, making it easier to track key issues being discussed. The
system is being tested. At sometime in the future, we will have a
"unified" calendar that will list all events, committees, academic
deadlines, and student activities - all on one calendar. Please send
Judy Yu your reactions to the calendar and how it might be of use to you.
Email: jyu@shoreline.edu.
“LEADING
MARKET RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES”
Holly Moore at Invitational Conference April 19
President Holly Moore joins educational leaders from across
the nation to participate in a presidents’ panel focusing on “Leading Market
Responsive Community Colleges Nationwide,” at the California Community
College Economic and Workforce Development conference April 19, 2005. The
focus of the conference is:
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Changing conditions in the global economy that directly impact community
colleges. |
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The urgency of providing truly market responsiveness education and
training services to grow and expand on a world class workforce.
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The pivotal role of the community colleges in delivering on this
promise. |
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State and Federal Investments as a key driver for workforce preparation
and business competitiveness. |
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Agile Research and Development to insure education and training services
meet the skill and performance needs of the emerging economy. |
Holly
was invited by the CCCEWD, which, along with its college affiliates,
provides customized incumbent worker training, business assistance services,
and the fostering of strategic initiatives that anticipate the emerging
workforce preparation needs of employers to help drive industry
competitiveness in a fast changing global economy.
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Day at a Glance
Tuesday,
April 26, 2005
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
Video: Unconstitutional:
The War on Our Civil Liberties
April 26, 9:30-10:20am
PUB Canteen
The USA PATRIOT Act was passed 45 days after September 11th with hardly any
debates. Unconstitutional explores the implications of this act on
our civil liberties through personal stories of those who have been
affected.
CLIMATE TASK FORCE SURVEY
Today is the last day to submit your input to the
Climate Task Force Survey. Please do so by 5:00 pm today.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEET APRIL 27
4:00pm, Building 1000 Board Room
Click here to
view the agenda for the April 27 Board of Trustees meeting, which is open to
all staff and to the public. Faculty authors will speak and a sampling
of publications by SCC faculty will be on display. PIO Judy Yu and the
team who received a Gold Paragon Award from the NCMPR for Shoreline's new
recruitment video will be present, and visiting International Fulbright
Scholar, Dr. Maria Acosta, will be welcomed to Shoreline by the Board.
Contact Michele Foley, secretary to the Board, for further information at
ext. 4552 or mfoley@shoreline.edu.
FALL CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Fall Quarter Class
Schedule is available online.
Registration for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20.
Register online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin
September 29th.
NURSES: MANY ROLES, ONE PROFESSION
"Nurses: Many Roles, One Profession" is the theme for the 2005 National Nurses Week, celebrated May 6-12 each year. The celebration coincides with the birthday of Florence Nightingale who is recognized as the nurse who most influenced modern nursing. The Shoreline Community College Nursing Program will celebrate Nurses Week on Monday May 9, from 1200 to 300 in the auto showroom.
The Shoreline Community College Association of Nursing Students (SCCANS) with their club advisors Linda Barnes and Sharon Stewart, have planned an event where some of the various roles available to nurses will be presented. We will also recognize recipients of nursing scholarships at that time.
Many of the greeting card lines now carry Nurses Day cards. This is a great opportunity to thank the nurses you know for their valuable contribution in healthcare.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
CLIMATE TASK FORCE WEBSITE
A website for the
Climate Task Force
is now available. Information regarding the Task Force charge, a list
of the members of the Task Force, agendas and minutes of meetings, survey
responses, etc. will be posted to this website as it becomes available.
The College is invited to use this site at any time. The website can
be accessed via the button "Governance
Committees" located to the left of this page. If you have
questions, please contact Task Force chairs Dorothy Cirelli or John Backes.
Don't forget to respond to the
survey that has been posted by the Climate Task Force. This
questionnaire should take only a few minutes to complete as it asks for
only one to three things that you believe positively contribute to campus
climate and one to three concerns that you believe negatively impact the
climate. The last day to submit responses is Tuesday, April 26.
You may also send responses by mail to Dorothy Cirelli.
>more
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT DISPLAY
April in the Library/Media Center
The 32nd President of the United States governed the nation at a pivotal time of national and international history: the Great Depression and World War II. Disabled by polio, he successfully hid his inability to walk from the public, becoming the only American President to serve 4 consecutive terms. When he died in April 1945, he was mourned around the world. The display highlights important events of his presidency and the tumultuous years of 1933-1945. Pictures of this display were submitted to the History Channel as part of a display contest. For our participation, the library will be awarded a DVD of the History Channel's special
television presentation: "FDR, A Presidency Revealed".
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Summer Quarter Class
Schedule is available online. Registration
for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20. Register
online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin June 20th.
HERMIEN WATKINS FEATURED IN
GROUP HEALTH NEWSLETTER
Nursing professor Hermien Watkins is profiled in the latest newsletter published by Group Health. Her inspirational story has been well-received by all. Kudos to Hermien
for telling her story!
More>
Video Series: RACE:
The Power of an Illusion
April 27, 10:30-11:20am, or 11:30am-12:20pm
PUB Canteen
Episode 3- The House We Live In
Video Series: RACE: The Power of an Illusion, provocatively
questions the very idea of race as a biological phenomenon. Yet race still
matters. Just because race doesn't exist in biology doesn't mean it isn't
very real, helping shape life chances and opportunities.
If race is not biology, what is it? This episode uncovers how race resides
not in nature but in politics, economics and culture. It reveals how our
social institutions "make" race by disproportionately channeling resources,
power, status and wealth to white people.
CTR SURVEY
Please remember to return all CTR Surveys. There are still many that have not been turned in. Please fill the survey out and return it to Lanay Gard by Wednesday (4/20/05), 1200 Bldg., Financial Services and Budget.
SPRING CLEANING
The server, that you all save your files, pictures and etc., is fast
approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that the Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using; every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments.
Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.
TESTING, TESTING,
TESTING
The Public Information Office is developing a new calendar for internal
use by faculty and staff. The
College Committees calendar will give you a look at today's meetings
and others coming up. Links to governance committee websites are also
available, making it easier to track key issues being discussed. The
system is being tested. At sometime in the future, we will have a
"unified" calendar that will list all events, committees, academic
deadlines, and student activities - all on one calendar. Please send
Judy Yu your reactions to the calendar and how it might be of use to you.
Email: jyu@shoreline.edu.
“LEADING
MARKET RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES”
Holly Moore at Invitational Conference April 19
President Holly Moore joins educational leaders from across
the nation to participate in a presidents’ panel focusing on “Leading Market
Responsive Community Colleges Nationwide,” at the California Community
College Economic and Workforce Development conference April 19, 2005. The
focus of the conference is:
|
Changing conditions in the global economy that directly impact community
colleges. |
|
The urgency of providing truly market responsiveness education and
training services to grow and expand on a world class workforce.
|
|
The pivotal role of the community colleges in delivering on this
promise. |
|
State and Federal Investments as a key driver for workforce preparation
and business competitiveness. |
|
Agile Research and Development to insure education and training services
meet the skill and performance needs of the emerging economy. |
Holly
was invited by the CCCEWD, which, along with its college affiliates,
provides customized incumbent worker training, business assistance services,
and the fostering of strategic initiatives that anticipate the emerging
workforce preparation needs of employers to help drive industry
competitiveness in a fast changing global economy.
Top of Page |
|
Day at a Glance
Monday,
April 25, 2005
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
None.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
CLIMATE TASK FORCE WEBSITE
A website for the
Climate Task Force
is now available. Information regarding the Task Force charge, a list
of the members of the Task Force, agendas and minutes of meetings, survey
responses, etc. will be posted to this website as it becomes available.
The College is invited to use this site at any time. The website can
be accessed via the button "Governance
Committees" located to the left of this page. If you have
questions, please contact Task Force chairs Dorothy Cirelli or John Backes.
Don't forget to respond to the
survey that has been posted by the Climate Task Force. This
questionnaire should take only a few minutes to complete as it asks for
only one to three things that you believe positively contribute to campus
climate and one to three concerns that you believe negatively impact the
climate. The last day to submit responses is Tuesday, April 26.
You may also send responses by mail to Dorothy Cirelli.
>more
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT DISPLAY
April in the Library/Media Center
The 32nd President of the United States governed the nation at a pivotal time of national and international history: the Great Depression and World War II. Disabled by polio, he successfully hid his inability to walk from the public, becoming the only American President to serve 4 consecutive terms. When he died in April 1945, he was mourned around the world. The display highlights important events of his presidency and the tumultuous years of 1933-1945. Pictures of this display were submitted to the History Channel as part of a display contest. For our participation, the library will be awarded a DVD of the History Channel's special
television presentation: "FDR, A Presidency Revealed".
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Summer Quarter Class
Schedule is available online. Registration
for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20. Register
online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin June 20th.
HERMIEN WATKINS FEATURED IN
GROUP HEALTH NEWSLETTER
Nursing professor Hermien Watkins is profiled in the latest newsletter published by Group Health. Her inspirational story has been well-received by all. Kudos to Hermien
for telling her story!
More>
Video: Unconstitutional:
The War on Our Civil Liberties
April 26, 9:30-10:20am
PUB Canteen
The USA PATRIOT Act was passed 45 days after September 11th with hardly any
debates. Unconstitutional explores the implications of this act on
our civil liberties through personal stories of those who have been
affected.Video Series: RACE:
The Power of an Illusion
April 27, 10:30-11:20am, or 11:30am-12:20pm
PUB Canteen
Episode 3- The House We Live In
Video Series: RACE: The Power of an Illusion, provocatively
questions the very idea of race as a biological phenomenon. Yet race still
matters. Just because race doesn't exist in biology doesn't mean it isn't
very real, helping shape life chances and opportunities.
If race is not biology, what is it? This episode uncovers how race resides
not in nature but in politics, economics and culture. It reveals how our
social institutions "make" race by disproportionately channeling resources,
power, status and wealth to white people.
CTR SURVEY
Please remember to return all CTR Surveys. There are still many that have not been turned in. Please fill the survey out and return it to Lanay Gard by Wednesday (4/20/05), 1200 Bldg., Financial Services and Budget.
SPRING CLEANING
The server, that you all save your files, pictures and etc., is fast
approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that the Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using; every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments.
Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.
TESTING, TESTING,
TESTING
The Public Information Office is developing a new calendar for internal
use by faculty and staff. The
College Committees calendar will give you a look at today's meetings
and others coming up. Links to governance committee websites are also
available, making it easier to track key issues being discussed. The
system is being tested. At sometime in the future, we will have a
"unified" calendar that will list all events, committees, academic
deadlines, and student activities - all on one calendar. Please send
Judy Yu your reactions to the calendar and how it might be of use to you.
Email: jyu@shoreline.edu.
“LEADING
MARKET RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES”
Holly Moore at Invitational Conference April 19
President Holly Moore joins educational leaders from across
the nation to participate in a presidents’ panel focusing on “Leading Market
Responsive Community Colleges Nationwide,” at the California Community
College Economic and Workforce Development conference April 19, 2005. The
focus of the conference is:
|
Changing conditions in the global economy that directly impact community
colleges. |
|
The urgency of providing truly market responsiveness education and
training services to grow and expand on a world class workforce.
|
|
The pivotal role of the community colleges in delivering on this
promise. |
|
State and Federal Investments as a key driver for workforce preparation
and business competitiveness. |
|
Agile Research and Development to insure education and training services
meet the skill and performance needs of the emerging economy. |
Holly
was invited by the CCCEWD, which, along with its college affiliates,
provides customized incumbent worker training, business assistance services,
and the fostering of strategic initiatives that anticipate the emerging
workforce preparation needs of employers to help drive industry
competitiveness in a fast changing global economy.
Top of Page |
|
Day at a Glance
Friday,
April 22, 2005
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, April 22 in the PUB Grand Ballroom at 12:30 pm
The Board of Trustees, with President Holly Moore, would
like to announce an outreach plan to the campus community. We would like to
solicit your comments, both positive and negative, that will serve to
improve our campus climate.
This Friday Forum is an opportunity for the Board to listen to as many
individuals as possible. People will be asked to limit their comments to
two to three minutes se we can have about 15 minutes for open discussion.
We are focusing on suggestions for the future so that the campus can
continue its mission of "...student success by providing rich opportunities
to learn, excellence in teaching and comprehensive support services, in
close cooperation and collaboration with its diverse community."
THE RETURN OF THE CIS - "PC CLINIC"
Friday, April 22, 1:00-4:00pm, Room 1515
The return of the Spring Quarter CIS "PC CLINIC" is happening on Friday afternoons between 1:00 to 4:00 PM, Room 1515. Bring in those slow laptops and desktop PC's. Our diagnostics will search for performance problems, low memory, anti-virus updates, and much more.
Last year's turnout solved many PC performance problems, is yours due for a tune up?
2004-2005 SHORELINE PIANO
SERIES "TO FRANCE WITH TWO PIANOS"
Sunday, April 24, 3:00pm, Campus Theater
Experience the elegant and sublime music of Debussy, Poulenc, and Milhaud, as well as the famous An American in Paris by Gershwin with duo pianists Professor Nancy Matesky and Professor Emerita Gloria Swisher.
Advanced ticket purchase by VISA or MasterCard: (206)546-4604 General Admission: $10.00
Discount: $8.00
SCC Student with I.D.: $4.00
Proceeds benefit the Shoreline Piano Scholarship Fund.
Reception following.
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL GAME
Friday, April 22, 1:00 and 3:00 pm
at Shoreview Park
Come out and support your 2005 women's softball team this Friday as they take on
Skagit Valley in a doubleheader at Shoreview Park. The team is playing very well this year and is
battling for a playoff spot. Shoreview Park is just west of the College on Innis Arden Way. Admission is free so come out and join the fun!
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
CLIMATE TASK FORCE SURVEY
Tuesday, April 26 at 5:00 pm
The Climate Task Force, charged with developing a plan to address the issues
of campus climate, is gathering data from a variety of sources across
campus. This
questionnaire should take only a few minutes to complete as it asks for
only one to three things that you believe positively contribute to campus
climate and one to three concerns that you believe negatively impact the
climate. The last day to submit responses is Tuesday, April 26.
You may also send responses by mail to Dorothy Cirelli.
>more
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Summer Quarter Class
Schedule is available online. Registration
for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20. Register
online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin June 20th.
HERMIEN WATKINS FEATURED IN
GROUP HEALTH NEWSLETTER
Nursing professor Hermien Watkins is profiled in the latest newsletter published by Group Health. Her inspirational story has been well-received by all. Kudos to Hermien
for telling her story!
More>
Video: Unconstitutional:
The War on Our Civil Liberties
April 26, 9:30-10:20am
PUB Canteen
The USA PATRIOT Act was passed 45 days after September 11th with hardly any
debates. Unconstitutional explores the implications of this act on
our civil liberties through personal stories of those who have been
affected.Video Series: RACE:
The Power of an Illusion
April 27, 10:30-11:20am, or 11:30am-12:20pm
PUB Canteen
Episode 3- The House We Live In
Video Series: RACE: The Power of an Illusion, provocatively
questions the very idea of race as a biological phenomenon. Yet race still
matters. Just because race doesn't exist in biology doesn't mean it isn't
very real, helping shape life chances and opportunities.
If race is not biology, what is it? This episode uncovers how race resides
not in nature but in politics, economics and culture. It reveals how our
social institutions "make" race by disproportionately channeling resources,
power, status and wealth to white people.
CTR SURVEY
Please remember to return all CTR Surveys. There are still many that have not been turned in. Please fill the survey out and return it to Lanay Gard by Wednesday (4/20/05), 1200 Bldg., Financial Services and Budget.
SPRING CLEANING
The server, that you all save your files, pictures and etc., is fast
approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that the Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using; every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments.
Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.
TESTING, TESTING,
TESTING
The Public Information Office is developing a new calendar for internal
use by faculty and staff. The
College Committees calendar will give you a look at today's meetings
and others coming up. Links to governance committee websites are also
available, making it easier to track key issues being discussed. The
system is being tested. At sometime in the future, we will have a
"unified" calendar that will list all events, committees, academic
deadlines, and student activities - all on one calendar. Please send
Judy Yu your reactions to the calendar and how it might be of use to you.
Email: jyu@shoreline.edu.
“LEADING
MARKET RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES”
Holly Moore at Invitational Conference April 19
President Holly Moore joins educational leaders from across
the nation to participate in a presidents’ panel focusing on “Leading Market
Responsive Community Colleges Nationwide,” at the California Community
College Economic and Workforce Development conference April 19, 2005. The
focus of the conference is:
|
Changing conditions in the global economy that directly impact community
colleges. |
|
The urgency of providing truly market responsiveness education and
training services to grow and expand on a world class workforce.
|
|
The pivotal role of the community colleges in delivering on this
promise. |
|
State and Federal Investments as a key driver for workforce preparation
and business competitiveness. |
|
Agile Research and Development to insure education and training services
meet the skill and performance needs of the emerging economy. |
Holly
was invited by the CCCEWD, which, along with its college affiliates,
provides customized incumbent worker training, business assistance services,
and the fostering of strategic initiatives that anticipate the emerging
workforce preparation needs of employers to help drive industry
competitiveness in a fast changing global economy.
Top of Page |
|
Day at a Glance
Thursday,
April 21, 2005
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
HOLLY IN OLYMPIA TODAY
President Holly Moore travels to Olympia today to visit members of the House
Higher Education Committee and Senate Education Committee. Final
critical budget decisions will be made today and, in addition to one-to-one
meetings, many of the legislators from both House and Senate have asked that
Holly "pull them off the floor" where she'll deliver her message of the
critical need for fair compensation for education employees. Her
message will focus on the Kenney part-time faculty equity amendment and
restoration of faculty compensation, which, for the past two years has been
frozen under I-732. Vice President Beverly Brandt, in Olympia today
for the Business Affairs Commission, plans on visiting legislators to send
the message that Shoreline's capital projects must be funded in the order
they were valued.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, April 22 in the PUB Grand Ballroom at 12:30 pm
The Board of Trustees, in conjunction with President Holly Moore, would
like to announce an outreach plan to the campus community. We would like to
solicit your comments, both positive and negative, that will serve to
improve our campus climate.
This Friday Forum is an opportunity for the Board to listen to as many
individuals as possible. People will be asked to limit their comments to
two to three minutes se we can have about 15 minutes for open discussion.
We are focusing on suggestions for the future so that the campus can
continue its mission of "...student success by providing rich opportunities
to learn, excellence in teaching and comprehensive support services, in
close cooperation and collaboration with its diverse community."
HERMIEN WATKINS FEATURED IN
GROUP HEALTH NEWSLETTER
Nursing professor Hermien Watkins is profiled in the latest newsletter published by Group Health. Her inspirational story has been well-received by all. Kudos to Hermien
for telling her story!
More>
2004-2005 SHORELINE PIANO
SERIES "TO FRANCE WITH TWO PIANOS"
Sunday, April 24, 3:00pm, Campus Theater
Experience the elegant and sublime music of Debussy, Poulenc, and Milhaud, as well as the famous An American in Paris by Gershwin with duo pianists Professor Nancy Matesky and Professor Emerita Gloria Swisher.
Advanced ticket purchase by VISA or MasterCard: (206)546-4604 General Admission: $10.00
Discount: $8.00
SCC Student with I.D.: $4.00
Proceeds benefit the Shoreline Piano Scholarship Fund.
Reception following. Video: Unconstitutional:
The War on Our Civil Liberties
April 26, 9:30-10:20am
PUB Canteen
The USA PATRIOT Act was passed 45 days after September 11th with hardly any
debates. Unconstitutional explores the implications of this act on
our civil liberties through personal stories of those who have been
affected.Video Series: RACE:
The Power of an Illusion
April 27, 10:30-11:20am, or 11:30am-12:20pm
PUB Canteen
Episode 3- The House We Live In
Video Series: RACE: The Power of an Illusion, provocatively
questions the very idea of race as a biological phenomenon. Yet race still
matters. Just because race doesn't exist in biology doesn't mean it isn't
very real, helping shape life chances and opportunities.
If race is not biology, what is it? This episode uncovers how race resides
not in nature but in politics, economics and culture. It reveals how our
social institutions "make" race by disproportionately channeling resources,
power, status and wealth to white people.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Summer Quarter Class
Schedule is available online. Registration
for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20. Register
online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin June 20th.
CLIMATE TASK FORCE SURVEY
The Climate Task Force, charged with developing a plan to address the issues
of campus climate, is gathering data from a variety of sources across
campus. This
questionnaire should take only a few minutes to complete as it asks for
only one to three things that you believe positively contribute to campus
climate and one to three concerns that you believe negatively impact the
climate.
>more
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, April 22 in the PUB Grand Ballroom at 12:30 pm
The Board will host the Friday Forum on April 22, from 12:30 to 2:00 in the
PUB. This is an opportunity for the Board to listen to as many individuals
as possible. People will be asked to limit their comments to two to
three minutes so we can have about 15 minutes for open discussion. We
are focusing on suggestions for the future so that the campus can continue
its mission of “…student success by providing rich opportunities to learn,
excellence in teaching and comprehensive support services, in close
cooperation and collaboration with its diverse community.
Also, an email box has been
established for direct contact with the Board. This account,
scc_bot@shoreline.edu , will be
open for the next 90 days to receive input from the campus. We will
attempt to keep all information confidential; however, as public officials,
we must comply if a request is made to provide public records.
Confidential correspondence may also be given to Michele Foley, Secretary to
the BOT.
THE RETURN OF THE CIS - "PC CLINIC"
Friday, April 22, 1:00-4:00pm, Room 1515
The return of the Spring Quarter CIS "PC CLINIC" is happening on Friday afternoons between 1:00 to 4:00 PM, Room 1515. Bring in those slow laptops and desktop PC's. Our diagnostics will search for performance problems, low memory, anti-virus updates, and much more.
Last year's turnout solved many PC performance problems, is yours due for a tune up?
CTR SURVEY
Please remember to return all CTR Surveys. There are still many that have not been turned in. Please fill the survey out and return it to Lanay Gard by Wednesday (4/20/05), 1200 Bldg., Financial Services and Budget.
SPRING CLEANING
The server, that you all save your files, pictures and etc., is fast
approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that the Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using; every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments.
Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.
TESTING, TESTING,
TESTING
The Public Information Office is developing a new calendar for internal
use by faculty and staff. The
College Committees calendar will give you a look at today's meetings
and others coming up. Links to governance committee websites are also
available, making it easier to track key issues being discussed. The
system is being tested. At sometime in the future, we will have a
"unified" calendar that will list all events, committees, academic
deadlines, and student activities - all on one calendar. Please send
Judy Yu your reactions to the calendar and how it might be of use to you.
Email: jyu@shoreline.edu.
“LEADING
MARKET RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES”
Holly Moore at Invitational Conference April 19
President Holly Moore joins educational leaders from across
the nation to participate in a presidents’ panel focusing on “Leading Market
Responsive Community Colleges Nationwide,” at the California Community
College Economic and Workforce Development conference April 19, 2005. The
focus of the conference is:
|
Changing conditions in the global economy that directly impact community
colleges. |
|
The urgency of providing truly market responsiveness education and
training services to grow and expand on a world class workforce.
|
|
The pivotal role of the community colleges in delivering on this
promise. |
|
State and Federal Investments as a key driver for workforce preparation
and business competitiveness. |
|
Agile Research and Development to insure education and training services
meet the skill and performance needs of the emerging economy. |
Holly
was invited by the CCCEWD, which, along with its college affiliates,
provides customized incumbent worker training, business assistance services,
and the fostering of strategic initiatives that anticipate the emerging
workforce preparation needs of employers to help drive industry
competitiveness in a fast changing global economy.
Top of Page |
|
Day at a Glance
Wednesday,
April 20, 2005
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
HOLLY'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS, APRIL 14th
Wednesday, April 20, 12:30-1:30pm, Rm 1018
Join President Holly Moore Wednesday, April 20, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., for April open office hours. Everyone is welcome--the topics are yours to determine. Please call Michele Foley if you have any questions at ext. 4552 or email
mfoley@shoreline.edu.
EPISODE 2-THE STORY WE TELL
Wednesday, April 20, 10:30-11:20am, 11:30am-12:20pm
PUB Canteen
Episode 2-The Story We Tell uncovers the roots of the race concept
in North America, the 19th century science that legitimated it, and how it
came to be held so fiercely in the western imagination. The episode is an
eye-opening tale of how race serves to rationalize, even justify, American
social inequalities as "natural."
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE NOW
ONLINE
Check the classes available during summer quarter. The
Summer Quarter Class
Schedule is available online. Registration
for continuing students opens May 16; for new students May 20. Register
online or on campus at Enrollment Services. Classes begin June 20th.
“LEADING
MARKET RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES”
Holly Moore at Invitational Conference April 19
President Holly Moore joins educational leaders from across
the nation to participate in a presidents’ panel focusing on “Leading Market
Responsive Community Colleges Nationwide,” at the California Community
College Economic and Workforce Development conference April 19, 2005. The
focus of the conference is:
|
Changing conditions in the global economy that directly impact community
colleges. |
|
The urgency of providing truly market responsiveness education and
training services to grow and expand on a world class workforce.
|
|
The pivotal role of the community colleges in delivering on this
promise. |
|
State and Federal Investments as a key driver for workforce preparation
and business competitiveness. |
|
Agile Research and Development to insure education and training services
meet the skill and performance needs of the emerging economy. |
Holly
was invited by the CCCEWD, which, along with its college affiliates,
provides customized incumbent worker training, business assistance services,
and the fostering of strategic initiatives that anticipate the emerging
workforce preparation needs of employers to help drive industry
competitiveness in a fast changing global economy.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
CLIMATE TASK FORCE SURVEY
The Climate Task Force, charged with developing a plan to address the issues
of campus climate, is gathering data from a variety of sources across
campus. This
questionnaire should take only a few minutes to complete as it asks for
only one to three things that you believe positively contribute to campus
climate and one to three concerns that you believe negatively impact the
climate.
>more
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, April 22 in the PUB Grand Ballroom at 12:30 pm
The Board will host the Friday Forum on April 22, from 12:30 to 2:00 in the
PUB. This is an opportunity for the Board to listen to as many individuals
as possible. People will be asked to limit their comments to two to
three minutes so we can have about 15 minutes for open discussion. We
are focusing on suggestions for the future so that the campus can continue
its mission of “…student success by providing rich opportunities to learn,
excellence in teaching and comprehensive support services, in close
cooperation and collaboration with its diverse community.
Also, an email box has been
established for direct contact with the Board. This account,
scc_bot@shoreline.edu , will be
open for the next 90 days to receive input from the campus. We will
attempt to keep all information confidential; however, as public officials,
we must comply if a request is made to provide public records.
Confidential correspondence may also be given to Michele Foley, Secretary to
the BOT.
THE RETURN OF THE CIS - "PC CLINIC"
Friday, April 22, 1:00-4:00pm, Room 1515
The return of the Spring Quarter CIS "PC CLINIC" is happening on Friday afternoons between 1:00 to 4:00 PM, Room 1515. Bring in those slow laptops and desktop PC's. Our diagnostics will search for performance problems, low memory, anti-virus updates, and much more.
Last year's turnout solved many PC performance problems, is yours due for a tune up?
CTR SURVEY
Please remember to return all CTR Surveys. There are still many that have not been turned in. Please fill the survey out and return it to Lanay Gard by Wednesday (4/20/05), 1200 Bldg., Financial Services and Budget.
SPRING CLEANING
The server, that you all save your files, pictures and etc., is fast
approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that the Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using; every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments.
Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.
TESTING, TESTING,
TESTING
The Public Information Office is developing a new calendar for internal
use by faculty and staff. The
College Committees calendar will give you a look at today's meetings
and others coming up. Links to governance committee websites are also
available, making it easier to track key issues being discussed. The
system is being tested. At sometime in the future, we will have a
"unified" calendar that will list all events, committees, academic
deadlines, and student activities - all on one calendar. Please send
Judy Yu your reactions to the calendar and how it might be of use to you.
Email: jyu@shoreline.edu.
Top of Page |
|
Day at a Glance
Tuesday,
April 19, 2005
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
“LEADING
MARKET RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGES”
Holly Moore at Invitational Conference April 19
President Holly Moore joins educational leaders from across
the nation to participate in a presidents’ panel focusing on “Leading Market
Responsive Community Colleges Nationwide,” at the California Community
College Economic and Workforce Development conference April 19, 2005. The
focus of the conference is:
|
Changing conditions in the global economy that directly impact community
colleges. |
|
The urgency of providing truly market responsiveness education and
training services to grow and expand on a world class workforce.
|
|
The pivotal role of the community colleges in delivering on this
promise. |
|
State and Federal Investments as a key driver for workforce preparation
and business competitiveness. |
|
Agile Research and Development to insure education and training services
meet the skill and performance needs of the emerging economy. |
Holly
was invited by the CCCEWD, which, along with its college affiliates,
provides customized incumbent worker training, business assistance services,
and the fostering of strategic initiatives that anticipate the emerging
workforce preparation needs of employers to help drive industry
competitiveness in a fast changing global economy.
ADMIN-IN-CHARGE
VP Bev
Brandt will be the Administrator in Charge Today. She can be reached at x4532.
COLLEGE COUNCIL MEETS TODAY
2:00-4:30pm, Boardroom
Click here for the agenda
to today's College Council meeting, or click on "governance committees" on
the menu to the left to access all past Council Agendas and Meeting
Summaries. If you have questions, please contact Michele Foley at ext.
4552 or mfoley@shoreline.edu .
ABORTION: HISTORY, POLITICS AND DESTIGMATIZATION
Tuesday
April 19, 9:30-10:20am,
PUB Canteen
Liz Knaster from Aradia
Women's Health Center will present the historical background and political issues
of abortion. She will also discuss Aradia's destigmatization project.
Video Series: RACE: The Power of an Illusion,
provocatively questions the very idea of race as
a biological phenomenon. Yet race still matters. Ju | |
