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Friday, April
28, 2006
******* TODAY'S EVENTS
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MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR KEN LAFOUNTAINE
Friday, April 28, 1:00 pm., Gymnasium
A web page has been set up for information about Ken LaFountaine and his
memorial service. Ken passed away on Monday, April 24th. A
memorial service at SCC will be held on Friday, April 28th at 1:00 pm.
Click to view the
website.
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE NEEDED
Friday, April 28 at 8:30 am in the SCC Gym
This is a call for volunteers
to assist with setting up and tearing down the SCC Gymnasium before and
after Ken LaFountaine's memorial service. Set up will begin at 8:30 am and
should only take about an hour or so. Ken Burrus has graciously offered to
supervise the crew that will lay down and tape the canvas floor and set up
chairs. Please contact Kathleen Lynch at
klynch@shoreline.edu if you
are available. Tear down will take
place immediately following the event. Let's all plan on folding up chairs
and putting them on the carts as we leave. The more hands, the easier the
task. Thanks for helping out.
NO CAMPUS MAIL DELIVERY TODAY
Friday, April 28, Mail Room
Due to the absence of mailroom staff there will be no campus mail
pickup or delivery today. Please bring mail that must go to the
post office to the mailroom no later than 3pm. Sorry for the inconvenience. Have a great weekend.
PC DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC
Friday, April 28, 9:00 am - 12:30 pm, Room 1322
The PC Diagnostic Clinic will be held from 09:30 AM till 12:30 PM in room 1322. Students, Staff, Faculty are
welcome to bring in laptops or desktop computers for diagnostic testing . Software updates, memory management and PC performance will be assessed. Updates will be applied and software utility programs will be used.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: LIBRARY/MEDIA RESOURCES
AND SERVICES FOR FACULTY
Friday, April 28, 1:00-2:30pm, Library Conference Room
One of three Research Across the Curriculum offerings for Spring Quarter. Come learn about or update your knowledge of our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as electronic reserves, help with tracking plagiarism, ordering library/media materials for students and help with creating successful research assignments.
Contact Elena Bianco, x5820, for more information.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
GET NET NEWS
The April edition of Net News is now available. Click to review
our Top Stories that includes a special section honoring Ken LaFountaine,
the Seattle Climate Partnership, Biolink Summit, visit to New Orleans by
students, and more. >Click
for Net News.
MCO DEADLINE
The Curriculum Committee would like to announce the deadlines for submission
of MCO's for courses you wish to begin winter quarter.
May 19--MCO to Kerry in Office of Instruction May 25--MCO for First Reading
at Curriculum Committee
Please remember Elizabeth Hanson has kindly offered her services to help
edit and format your MCO before it goes to the Office of Instruction.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact Susan Hoyne ext. 6638 or
Leslie Potter-Henderson ext. 4554
SCC RELAY FOR LIFE TEAM FUNDRAISING
Thursday, May 4, 9:00am-2:00pm, Courtyard
This event is created by the SCC Relay for Life Team to raise fund for American Cancer Society. The SCC Relay for Life Team is a group of Shoreline Students who signed up to join the Shoreline Relay for Life, a 24hrs relay run/walk fundraising event held by American Cancer Society. The team fundraising sale includes an art sale featuring SCC art students’ work, a solar energy bake sale, “Cancer Socks” t-shirt sale, and life music performance. All profits made in the event will be donated to American Cancer Society.
BIKE TO WORK DAY
Friday, May 19
Grin & Bike it! Starbucks Bike to Work Day. With gas prices rising leave
your car at home for one day and bike to work. To enter go to
www.cbcef.org.
***** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
*****
OPENING WEEK 2006
Friday, September 22 - Wednesday, September 27
Call for Opening Week Planning Committee Members
Opening Week, and especially the all-campus meeting, set the
tone for the academic year, so the activities of the week are
very important to us all. We are in a time of transition and
challenge, and still will be next year. Opening Week can help us
prepare for change, bring creativity and energy to our work, and
serve our students even better.
College Council has approved this call for faculty, staff and
administrators who want to help plan Opening Week 2006. The
group will work this spring with Interim President Lambert and
the PLT to choose a theme and framework and fine-tune logistics
for the all-campus meeting, professional development/training,
and other activities of the week. In the summer, the group
(those who are available) will work with the incoming president
(should the search prove successful) and finish the planning for
Opening Week.
This group will also give some thought to the Professional
Development Day for winter quarter, January 5, 2007. The group
needs solid representation from all the constituencies and
divisions; it will need to meet two to three times this quarter.
If you are interested in serving on the Opening Week Committee,
please respond to Pam Dusenberry at x4626 or
pdusenbe@shoreline.edu.
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
Presidential Open Forums
start
Thursday, the 27th. We encourage everyone to attend open forums, because
this is your opportunity to provide feedback to the screening committee and
the Board of Trustees. The open forum schedule is as follows for ALL
candidates:
April 27th – Mark Palek
May 2nd – Randall Lawrence
May 4th – William Scroggins
May 9th – G. Jeremiah Ryan
9:00 – 10:00am Operations in the Board Room
10:15 – 11:15am Classified staff in the Canteen
2:00 – 3:00pm Students in Room 2925
3:00 – 4:00pm Faculty in Room 2925
6:00 – 7:00pm Community and Foundation Members
in the Administration
Galley
TIAA-CREF: FINANCIAL
EDUCATION SEMINAR
Friday, May 5, 1:30 - 2:30 pm, Board Room, 1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan. Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu to reserve your space at this
seminar.
TIAA-CREF: One on One
Counseling ADDITIONAL DAYS ADDED!
FRI -May 19, MON - May 22, WED - May 24
Small Conference Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual
appointments to
discuss your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be
available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find
the right allocation mix for you. To schedule an appointment, please visit
the website
at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click
submit to confirm your
appointment).
SHORELINE'S 3RD ANNUAL END OF THE YEAR
BBQ
Friday, May 19, 12:00 noon-7:00pm, Carkeek Park
Every year Shoreline has put together an end-of-the-year celebration for
students, faculty and staff for all the hard work they have accomplished.
The BBQ will be held at Carkeek Park on Friday May 19, 2006 from 12 noon until
7 pm. We will have chicken, burgers, hot dogs and veggie burgers and dogs,
chips and you know the rest. Our club BSU and ASC is asking for donations from
any club that can help with this year's celebration. We hope to see all y'all
there. If you have any questions, concerns or questions please contact
Sintayehu Tekle,
sintekle@yahoo.com, with the BSU Club.
MAY ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, May 12 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., location TBA
Planning ahead for the next All-Campus meeting, please mark your calendars
for May 12, the second Friday in May. Time is tentatively set from 1:30 to
3:00 p.m., so the faculty, staff and students who volunteered their Spring
Break in New Orleans will have the opportunity between 12:30 and 1:30 to
share their experience. Location and more details to follow next week.
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SPRING TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, May 3, 9:00am-12:30pm, PUB Main Room
On Wednesday morning, May 3, College and University representatives will be available to SCC students, faculty, and staff from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the PUB Main Dining Room. We expect 20 schools to attend, and encourage all those interested in transfer information to participate.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Wednesday, May 24, 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900, Canteen
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members. Anyone who wishes to nominate
someone or a club can pick the forms at the Club Information Center in front of the Multicultural Center in the PUB, or email Misrak Tekeste at
misrak_cap@hotmail.com
- Application deadline is May 5.
EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
Deadline: May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee,
faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may
nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty
Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form
please go to the
Human
Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award
link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human
Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006. RENEWAL AND REBIRTH OF THE REVOLUTION
(WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE)
Tuesday, May 2, 12:00-2:30pm, Pub Canteen
This yearly event celebrates Women's History Quarter through the reading/performing of the empowering words of some of the world's most prolific female writers by some of SCC's best and brightest. Promises to be both educational and entertaining. All campus groups are represented (students, faculty, & staff).
MESSAGE FROM VP BRANDT
Re; PUB RENOVATION UPDATE
In 2004-2005 the Legislature approved a COP (Certificate of Participation) of $15,000,000 to renovate the PUB at Shoreline Community College. The renovation must be repaid using locally generated funds that are not part of the College’s regular state allocation, tuition or class fees. Capital funds approved for this project cannot be used for operations or for any other project. This is a “stand alone” approval project including the special use permit from the City of Shoreline for construction. For several years the students have been assessed themselves a PUB renovation fee to make this project possible. Many years ago and the college had attempted this project, but was not successful through the State System capital request process. >
More
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 15 12:30-1:20pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Mary Larson, RN
An RN at the Pioneer Square Clinic & artist, Mary sells her portraits of her patients for donations of clothing.
www.marylarsonart.com.
Admission: New socks, underwear, or clothing.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS - SAVE THE DATE
Friday, May 24, , 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held during Sunfest to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 22, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Jean Sullivan
Jean is the executive director at the Department of Health’s Washington Health Professional Service for health care workers with a chemical dependency.
SAVE THE DATE - FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES
10TH ANNIVERSARY!
Friday, May 5 at 4:30 pm, Room 1522
Please mark your calendars to celebrate the 10th anniversary of
the First Friday Film Series and to thank our film coordinator,
Dorie Warbington, who will be stepping down after May. We
have asked Dorie to pick her favorite film of the last ten years
to show at this special First Friday. The usual delicious pizza,
beverages and salad will be available at the (still!) remarkable
low cost of $5.00. There might even be cake! For more
information, contact Diana Knauf at
dknauf@shoreline.edu . SCCANS NURSES DAY CELEBRATION
Monday, May 8, 11:30am, Automotive Showroom
SCCANS Annual Celebration of Nurses Day with Keynote Speaker Darrell Owens, PhD, APRN, ACHPN. This is a day to celebrate the unique and valuable contributions of nurses to our community!
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION LITERACY
ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES
Friday, May 19, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
Learn about incorporating the college’s information literacy general education outcome into your courses and what is happening statewide with information literacy. How can you help your students become successful information users? Third workshop in the Research Across the Curriculum series.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION ISSUES FOR FACULTY
Friday, May 5, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
What issues do faculty need to be aware of in the information age? Topics covered in this session include
• Copyright/licensing issues for faculty;
• Web research vs. “scholarly” research: are they really at odds?
• Preventing and tracking plagiarism
This is the second of three Research Across The Curriculum workshops being offered Spring Quarter.
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Day at a Glance
Thursday, April
27, 2006
******* TODAY'S EVENTS
******
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
Presidential Open Forums
start
Thursday, the 27th. We encourage everyone to attend open forums, because
this is your opportunity to provide feedback to the screening committee and
the Board of Trustees. The open forum schedule is as follows for ALL
candidates:
April 27th – Mark Palek
May 2nd – Randall Lawrence
May 4th – William Scroggins
May 9th – G. Jeremiah Ryan
9:00 – 10:00am Operations in the Board Room
10:15 – 11:15am Classified staff in the Canteen
2:00 – 3:00pm Students in Room 2925
3:00 – 4:00pm Faculty in Room 2925
6:00 – 7:00pm Community and Foundation Members
in the Administration
Galley
ENVIRONMENTAL WEEK ACTIVITIES
Saturday
April 22 - Thursday April 27, 2006
Sponsored by the
SCC Environmental Club and the
Worldly Philosophers and Dismal Scientist
Club.
> More
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
SHORELINE'S 3RD ANNUAL END OF THE YEAR
BBQ
Friday, May 19, 12:00 noon-7:00pm, Carkeek Park
Every year Shoreline has put together an end-of-the-year celebration for
students, faculty and staff for all the hard work they have accomplished.
The BBQ will be held at Carkeek Park on Friday May 19, 2006 from 12 noon until
7 pm. We will have chicken, burgers, hot dogs and veggie burgers and dogs,
chips and you know the rest. Our club BSU and ASC is asking for donations from
any club that can help with this year's celebration. We hope to see all y'all
there. If you have any questions, concerns or questions please contact
Sintayehu Tekle,
sintekle@yahoo.com, with the BSU Club.
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE NEEDED
Friday, April 28 at 8:30 am in the SCC Gym
This is a call for volunteers
to assist with setting up and tearing down the SCC Gymnasium before and
after Ken LaFountaine's memorial service. Set up will begin at 8:30 am and
should only take about an hour or so. Ken Burrus has graciously offered to
supervise the crew that will lay down and tape the canvas floor and set up
chairs. Please contact Kathleen Lynch at
klynch@shoreline.edu if you
are available. Tear down will take
place immediately following the event. Let's all plan on folding up chairs
and putting them on the carts as we leave. The more hands, the easier the
task. Thanks for helping out.
TIAA-CREF: FINANCIAL
EDUCATION SEMINAR
Friday, May 5, 1:30 - 2:30 pm, Board Room, 1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan. Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu to reserve your space at this
seminar.
TIAA-CREF: One on One
Counseling ADDITIONAL DAYS ADDED!
FRI -May 19, MON - May 22, WED - May 24Small
Conference Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual
appointments to
discuss your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be
available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find
the right allocation mix for you. To schedule an appointment, please visit
the website
at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click
submit to confirm your
appointment).
***** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
*****
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR KEN LAFOUNTAINE
Friday, April 28th at 1:00 pm.
A web page has been set up for information about Ken LaFountaine and his
memorial service. Ken passed away on Monday, April 24th. A
memorial service at SCC will be held on Friday, April 28th at 1:00 pm.
Click to view the
website.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Professor Ken LaFountaine
 On Monday morning,
April 24th, at 4:45 am, a great friend and colleague of the College
passed away at his home. Ken LaFountaine, professor of
Native American Studies, was a revered and beloved member of the Shoreline
Community College family, and it is with great sadness that we announce his
passing. A memorial service will be held to commemorate his life on
Friday, April 28th at 1:00 pm in the SCC Gym. A reception will follow
at 4:00 pm in the PUB. Please join me in remembering the many contributions this great
man made to this College during his years of service.
Dr. Andrea Rye, VP of Student Services and
former Dean of the Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences division notes,
"Ken has been a major force in the
establishment and continued development of the Intra-American Studies
program at Shoreline Community College, not only in American Indian Studies
but Ethnic and Women's Studies as well. He was a member of the IAS division
during its early stages of development and has created and taught courses in
History and Multicultural Studies. His many contributions were instrumental
in the established reputation that Shoreline Community College has
maintained over the years as a Center of Excellence in Multicultural,
American Indian, African and African American, Latino/a, Asian and Pacific
Islander and Women's Studies."
Click for Net News archive-Feb. 2006.
Also:
view the
website.
OPENING WEEK 2006
Friday, September 22 - Wednesday, September 27
Call for Opening Week Planning Committee Members
Opening Week, and especially the all-campus meeting, set the
tone for the academic year, so the activities of the week are
very important to us all. We are in a time of transition and
challenge, and still will be next year. Opening Week can help us
prepare for change, bring creativity and energy to our work, and
serve our students even better.
College Council has approved this call for faculty, staff and
administrators who want to help plan Opening Week 2006. The
group will work this spring with Interim President Lambert and
the PLT to choose a theme and framework and fine-tune logistics
for the all-campus meeting, professional development/training,
and other activities of the week. In the summer, the group
(those who are available) will work with the incoming president
(should the search prove successful) and finish the planning for
Opening Week.
This group will also give some thought to the Professional
Development Day for winter quarter, January 5, 2007. The group
needs solid representation from all the constituencies and
divisions; it will need to meet two to three times this quarter.
If you are interested in serving on the Opening Week Committee,
please respond to Pam Dusenberry at x4626 or
pdusenbe@shoreline.edu.
MAY ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, May 12 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., location TBA
Planning ahead for the next All-Campus meeting, please mark your calendars
for May 12, the second Friday in May. Time is tentatively set from 1:30 to
3:00 p.m., so the faculty, staff and students who volunteered their Spring
Break in New Orleans will have the opportunity between 12:30 and 1:30 to
share their experience. Location and more details to follow next week.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
Friday, April 28, 1:00-3:00pm, Library Conference Room
Come familiarize (or re-familiarize) yourself with our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as helping you track plagiarism, order library/media materials for students and create successful research assignments. Contact Elena Bianco, x5820, for more information.
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SPRING TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, May 3, 9:00am-12:30pm, PUB Main Room
On Wednesday morning, May 3, College and University representatives will be available to SCC students, faculty, and staff from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the PUB Main Dining Room. We expect 20 schools to attend, and encourage all those interested in transfer information to participate.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Wednesday, May 24, 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900, Canteen
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members. Anyone who wishes to nominate
someone or a club can pick the forms at the Club Information Center in front of the Multicultural Center in the PUB, or email Misrak Tekeste at
misrak_cap@hotmail.com
- Application deadline is May 5.
EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
Deadline: May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee,
faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may
nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty
Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form
please go to the
Human
Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award
link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human
Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006. RENEWAL AND REBIRTH OF THE REVOLUTION
(WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE)
Tuesday, May 2, 12:00-2:30pm, Pub Canteen
This yearly event celebrates Women's History Quarter through the reading/performing of the empowering words of some of the world's most prolific female writers by some of SCC's best and brightest. Promises to be both educational and entertaining. All campus groups are represented (students, faculty, & staff).
MESSAGE FROM VP BRANDT
Re; PUB RENOVATION UPDATE
In 2004-2005 the Legislature approved a COP (Certificate of Participation) of $15,000,000 to renovate the PUB at Shoreline Community College. The renovation must be repaid using locally generated funds that are not part of the College’s regular state allocation, tuition or class fees. Capital funds approved for this project cannot be used for operations or for any other project. This is a “stand alone” approval project including the special use permit from the City of Shoreline for construction. For several years the students have been assessed themselves a PUB renovation fee to make this project possible. Many years ago and the college had attempted this project, but was not successful through the State System capital request process. >
More
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 15 12:30-1:20pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Mary Larson, RN
An RN at the Pioneer Square Clinic & artist, Mary sells her portraits of her patients for donations of clothing.
www.marylarsonart.com.
Admission: New socks, underwear, or clothing.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS - SAVE THE DATE
Friday, May 24, , 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held during Sunfest to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 22, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Jean Sullivan
Jean is the executive director at the Department of Health’s Washington Health Professional Service for health care workers with a chemical dependency.
SAVE THE DATE - FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES
10TH ANNIVERSARY!
Friday, May 5 at 4:30 pm, Room 1522
Please mark your calendars to celebrate the 10th anniversary of
the First Friday Film Series and to thank our film coordinator,
Dorie Warbington, who will be stepping down after May. We
have asked Dorie to pick her favorite film of the last ten years
to show at this special First Friday. The usual delicious pizza,
beverages and salad will be available at the (still!) remarkable
low cost of $5.00. There might even be cake! For more
information, contact Diana Knauf at
dknauf@shoreline.edu . TIAA-CREF:
FINANCIAL EDUCATION SEMINAR
Friday,
May 5, 1:30 - 2:30 pm, Board Room, 1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan. Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
ADDITIONAL DAYS ADDED!
TIAA-CREF: One on
One Counseling
May 19, Friday, May 22, Monday, May 24, Wednesday
Small Conference Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual
appointments to
discuss your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be
available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find
the right allocation mix for you. To schedule an appointment, please
visit the website
at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click
submit to confirm your
appointment).
SCCANS NURSES DAY CELEBRATION
Monday, May 8, 11:30am, Automotive Showroom
SCCANS Annual Celebration of Nurses Day with Keynote Speaker Darrell Owens, PhD, APRN, ACHPN. This is a day to celebrate the unique and valuable contributions of nurses to our community!
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION LITERACY
ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES
Friday, May 19, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
Learn about incorporating the college’s information literacy general education outcome into your courses and what is happening statewide with information literacy. How can you help your students become successful information users? Third workshop in the Research Across the Curriculum series.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION ISSUES FOR FACULTY
Friday, May 5, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
What issues do faculty need to be aware of in the information age? Topics covered in this session include
• Copyright/licensing issues for faculty;
• Web research vs. “scholarly” research: are they really at odds?
• Preventing and tracking plagiarism
This is the second of three Research Across The Curriculum workshops being offered Spring Quarter.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: LIBRARY/MEDIA RESOURCES
AND SERVICES FOR FACULTY
Friday, April 28, 1:00-2:30pm, Library Conference Room
One of three Research Across the Curriculum offerings for Spring Quarter. Come learn about or update your knowledge of our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as electronic reserves, help with tracking plagiarism, ordering library/media materials for students and help with creating successful research assignments.
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Wednesday, April
26, 2006
******* TODAY'S EVENTS
******
BOARD OF TRUSTEES HOLDS REGULAR MEETING TODAY
April 26; 4:00-6:30 pm, Board Room
The Board of Trustees meets today beginning at 4:00 p.m. in the Building
1000 Board Room. Please click
here to access the Board's webpage, which includes links to the agenda and
all related materials for the meeting. Immediately following the
public session, the Board will meet in Executive Session with the first of
four presidential candidates, followed by a more informal interview over
dinner with the candidate and spouse.
BIOTECHNOLOGY LAB
SPECIALIST PROGRAM INFO MEETING
Wednesday, April 26 at 12:30 pm, Room 2812
Please encourage interested students to come to an information meeting for
Shoreline's Biotechnology Lab Specialist program. The program offers an
Associates degree and also a Certificate program for students with a
previous degree. Entry into the professional year starts each Summer, and we
still have some spaces available.
RUNNING START INFORMATIONAL
Wednesday, April 26, 6:30-8:30pm, Campus Theater
RUNNING START INFORMATION
The Running Start Program will hold an informational session for prospective students, parents, and high school staff on Wednesday, April 26th in the Campus Theater from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. This presentation intent is to make current 10th and 11th graders and their parents aware of the benefits of this program. Students who are ready for college-level work; want to gain an early start on a college degree; want to take unique classes not available at high school and earn both college and high school credits are strongly encouraged to attend. Current students in the program will share their experience as Running Start students and answer questions regarding the program. It’s a great opportunity to learn about our program.
ENVIRONMENTAL WEEK ACTIVITIES
Saturday
April 22 - Thursday April 27, 2006
Sponsored by the
SCC Environmental Club and the
Worldly Philosophers and Dismal Scientist
Club.
> More
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR KEN LAFOUNTAINE
A web page has been set up for information about Ken LaFountaine and his
memorial service. Ken passed away on Monday, April 24th. A
memorial service at SCC will be held on Friday, April 28th at 1:00 pm.
Click to view the
website.
***** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
*****
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
Presidential Open Forums
start
Thursday, the 27th. We encourage everyone to attend open forums, because
this is your opportunity to provide feedback to the screening committee and
the Board of Trustees. The open forum schedule is as follows for ALL
candidates:
April 27th – Mark Palek
May 2nd – Randall Lawrence
May 4th – William Scroggins
May 9th – G. Jeremiah Ryan
9:00 – 10:00am Operations in the Board Room
10:15 – 11:15am Classified staff in the Canteen
2:00 – 3:00pm Students in Room 2925
3:00 – 4:00pm Faculty in Room 2925
6:00 – 7:00pm Community and Foundation Members
in the Administration
Galley
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Professor Ken LaFountaine
On Monday morning,
April 24th, at 4:45 am, a great friend and colleague of the College
passed away at his home. Ken LaFountaine, professor of
Native American Studies, was a revered and beloved member of the Shoreline
Community College family, and it is with great sadness that we announce his
passing. A memorial service will be held to commemorate his life on
Friday, April 28th at 1:00 pm in the SCC Gym. A reception will follow
at 4:00 pm in the PUB. Please join me in remembering the many contributions this great
man made to this College during his years of service.
Dr. Andrea Rye, VP of Student Services and
former Dean of the Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences division notes,
"Ken has been a major force in the
establishment and continued development of the Intra-American Studies
program at Shoreline Community College, not only in American Indian Studies
but Ethnic and Women's Studies as well. He was a member of the IAS division
during its early stages of development and has created and taught courses in
History and Multicultural Studies. His many contributions were instrumental
in the established reputation that Shoreline Community College has
maintained over the years as a Center of Excellence in Multicultural,
American Indian, African and African American, Latino/a, Asian and Pacific
Islander and Women's Studies."
Click for Net News archive-Feb. 2006.
OPENING WEEK 2006
Friday, September 22 - Wednesday, September 27
Call for Opening Week Planning Committee Members
Opening Week, and especially the all-campus meeting, set the
tone for the academic year, so the activities of the week are
very important to us all. We are in a time of transition and
challenge, and still will be next year. Opening Week can help us
prepare for change, bring creativity and energy to our work, and
serve our students even better.
College Council has approved this call for faculty, staff and
administrators who want to help plan Opening Week 2006. The
group will work this spring with Interim President Lambert and
the PLT to choose a theme and framework and fine-tune logistics
for the all-campus meeting, professional development/training,
and other activities of the week. In the summer, the group
(those who are available) will work with the incoming president
(should the search prove successful) and finish the planning for
Opening Week.
This group will also give some thought to the Professional
Development Day for winter quarter, January 5, 2007. The group
needs solid representation from all the constituencies and
divisions; it will need to meet two to three times this quarter.
If you are interested in serving on the Opening Week Committee,
please respond to Pam Dusenberry at x4626 or
pdusenbe@shoreline.edu.
MAY ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, May 12 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., location TBA
Planning ahead for the next All-Campus meeting, please mark your calendars
for May 12, the second Friday in May. Time is tentatively set from 1:30 to
3:00 p.m., so the faculty, staff and students who volunteered their Spring
Break in New Orleans will have the opportunity between 12:30 and 1:30 to
share their experience. Location and more details to follow next week.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
Friday, April 28, 1:00-3:00pm, Library Conference Room
Come familiarize (or re-familiarize) yourself with our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as helping you track plagiarism, order library/media materials for students and create successful research assignments. Contact Elena Bianco, x5820, for more information.
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Re; PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH UPDATE
At the Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees on April 17th,
four candidates in our presidential search were chosen for
further consideration. These finalists will be invited to
the campus during the first two weeks of May.
Check the
Presidential Search website for current information. Several
opportunities will be arranged for the campus and the community
to meet with these candidates. The candidates are:
Randall C. Lawrence
Poulsbo, Washington
Mark Palek, Ed.D.
Spokane, Washington
G. Jeremiah Ryan, Ed.D.
Bridgewater, New Jersey
William Scroggins, Ph.D.
Modesto, California
More information will be made available in the
next week once their appointments on campus have been confirmed.
We wish to express our thanks to the Presidential Search
Committee for their work on this committee, and we look forward
to meeting these presidential search finalists.
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SPRING TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, May 3, 9:00am-12:30pm, PUB Main Room
On Wednesday morning, May 3, College and University representatives will be available to SCC students, faculty, and staff from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the PUB Main Dining Room. We expect 20 schools to attend, and encourage all those interested in transfer information to participate.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Wednesday, May 24, 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900, Canteen
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members. Anyone who wishes to nominate
someone or a club can pick the forms at the Club Information Center in front of the Multicultural Center in the PUB, or email Misrak Tekeste at
misrak_cap@hotmail.com
- Application deadline is May 5.
EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
Deadline: May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee,
faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may
nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty
Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form
please go to the
Human
Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award
link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human
Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006. RENEWAL AND REBIRTH OF THE REVOLUTION
(WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE)
Tuesday, May 2, 12:00-2:30pm, Pub Canteen
This yearly event celebrates Women's History Quarter through the reading/performing of the empowering words of some of the world's most prolific female writers by some of SCC's best and brightest. Promises to be both educational and entertaining. All campus groups are represented (students, faculty, & staff).
MESSAGE FROM VP BRANDT
Re; PUB RENOVATION UPDATE
In 2004-2005 the Legislature approved a COP (Certificate of Participation) of $15,000,000 to renovate the PUB at Shoreline Community College. The renovation must be repaid using locally generated funds that are not part of the College’s regular state allocation, tuition or class fees. Capital funds approved for this project cannot be used for operations or for any other project. This is a “stand alone” approval project including the special use permit from the City of Shoreline for construction. For several years the students have been assessed themselves a PUB renovation fee to make this project possible. Many years ago and the college had attempted this project, but was not successful through the State System capital request process. >
More
CRITERIA FOR QUANTITATIVE REASONING, COMMUNICATION, AND MULTICULTURAL CORE REQUIREMENTS
This year the Curriculum Committee has been working on
understanding, making known, and gathering input concerning the
criteria for Quantitative Reasoning, Communication, and
Multicultural core degree requirements. There have been several
meetings where members of the Curriculum Committee have
requested finalization of these requirements.
> More
BUDGET COMMITTEE UPDATE
Due to the length of the first topic at the all campus meeting on Friday, April 14th the Budget Committee was unable to give it's report. The slide presentation has been posted the to
Budget Committee web site for your viewing.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 15 12:30-1:20pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Mary Larson, RN
An RN at the Pioneer Square Clinic & artist, Mary sells her portraits of her patients for donations of clothing.
www.marylarsonart.com.
Admission: New socks, underwear, or clothing.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS - SAVE THE DATE
Friday, May 24, , 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held during Sunfest to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 22, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Jean Sullivan
Jean is the executive director at the Department of Health’s Washington Health Professional Service for health care workers with a chemical dependency.
SAVE THE DATE - FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES
10TH ANNIVERSARY!
Friday, May 5 at 4:30 pm, Room 1522
Please mark your calendars to celebrate the 10th anniversary of
the First Friday Film Series and to thank our film coordinator,
Dorie Warbington, who will be stepping down after May. We
have asked Dorie to pick her favorite film of the last ten years
to show at this special First Friday. The usual delicious pizza,
beverages and salad will be available at the (still!) remarkable
low cost of $5.00. There might even be cake! For more
information, contact Diana Knauf at
dknauf@shoreline.edu . TIAA-CREF:
FINANCIAL EDUCATION SEMINAR
May 5, Friday, 1:30 - 2:30 pm, Board Room, 1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan. Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
TIAA-CREF:
ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
May 19, Friday, Small Conference Room,
1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss
your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find the right allocation mix for you. To schedule an appointment,
please visit the website at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click submit to
confirm your appointment).
SCCANS NURSES DAY CELEBRATION
Monday, May 8, 11:30am, Automotive Showroom
SCCANS Annual Celebration of Nurses Day with Keynote Speaker Darrell Owens, PhD, APRN, ACHPN. This is a day to celebrate the unique and valuable contributions of nurses to our community!
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION LITERACY
ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES
Friday, May 19, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
Learn about incorporating the college’s information literacy general education outcome into your courses and what is happening statewide with information literacy. How can you help your students become successful information users? Third workshop in the Research Across the Curriculum series.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION ISSUES FOR FACULTY
Friday, May 5, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
What issues do faculty need to be aware of in the information age? Topics covered in this session include
• Copyright/licensing issues for faculty;
• Web research vs. “scholarly” research: are they really at odds?
• Preventing and tracking plagiarism
This is the second of three Research Across The Curriculum workshops being offered Spring Quarter.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: LIBRARY/MEDIA RESOURCES
AND SERVICES FOR FACULTY
Friday, April 28, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
One of three Research Across the Curriculum offerings for Spring Quarter. Come learn about or update your knowledge of our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as electronic reserves, help with tracking plagiarism, ordering library/media materials for students and help with creating successful research assignments.
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Tuesday, April
25, 2006
******* TODAY'S EVENTS
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MASTER COURSE OUTLINE WORKSHOP
Tuesday, April 25, 12:30-2:00pm, 4214
Phyllis Harris and Gavin Smith will help you learn how to use the web-based Master Course Outline form. Pam Dusenberry will give tips on writing course learning outcomes and assessments and explain how to connect these to the college-wide Gen Ed Outcomes. Since we will meet in a computer lab, you might even get part of your MCO written! Contact Pam Dusenberry, x4626 or
pdusenbe@shoreline.edu.
GLOBAL EYES PRESENTATION: PROJECT ETHIOPIA
Tuesday, April
25, 2:00-3:30pm, Room, 1104
Emeritus faculty member Judy Sanderman and husband present on their social justice work with school children in Ethiopia. What began as an educational vacation developed into a long-term helping project that has been transformative for the Sandermans and created opportunities for hundreds of children. Come to hear and see spectacular images at this Global Eyes presentation. All staff, faculty and students are welcome.
ENVIRONMENTAL WEEK ACTIVITIES
Saturday
April 22 - Thursday April 27, 2006
Sponsored by the
SCC Environmental Club and the
Worldly Philosophers and Dismal Scientist
Club.
> More
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Professor Ken LaFountaine
On Monday morning,
April 24th, at 4:45 am, a great friend and colleague of the College
passed away at his home. Ken LaFountaine, professor of
Native American Studies, was a revered and beloved member of the Shoreline
Community College family, and it is with great sadness that we announce his
passing. A memorial service will be held to commemorate his life on
Friday, April 28th at 1:00 pm in the SCC Gym. A reception will follow
at 4:00 pm in the PUB. Please join me in remembering the many contributions this great
man made to this College during his years of service.
Dr. Andrea Rye, VP of Student Services and
former Dean of the Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences division notes,
"Ken has been a major force in the
establishment and continued development of the Intra-American Studies
program at Shoreline Community College, not only in American Indian Studies
but Ethnic and Women's Studies as well. He was a member of the IAS division
during its early stages of development and has created and taught courses in
History and Multicultural Studies. His many contributions were instrumental
in the established reputation that Shoreline Community College has
maintained over the years as a Center of Excellence in Multicultural,
American Indian, African and African American, Latino/a, Asian and Pacific
Islander and Women's Studies."
Click for Net News archive-Feb. 2006.
BIOTECHNOLOGY LAB
SPECIALIST PROGRAM INFO MEETING
Wednesday, April 26 at 12:30 pm, Room 2812
Please encourage interested students to come to an information meeting for
Shoreline's Biotechnology Lab Specialist program. The program offers an
Associates degree and also a Certificate program for students with a
previous degree. Entry into the professional year starts each Summer, and we
still have some spaces available.
***** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
*****
OPENING WEEK 2006
Friday, September 22 - Wednesday, September 27
Call for Opening Week Planning Committee Members
Opening Week, and especially the all-campus meeting, set the
tone for the academic year, so the activities of the week are
very important to us all. We are in a time of transition and
challenge, and still will be next year. Opening Week can help us
prepare for change, bring creativity and energy to our work, and
serve our students even better.
College Council has approved this call for faculty, staff and
administrators who want to help plan Opening Week 2006. The
group will work this spring with Interim President Lambert and
the PLT to choose a theme and framework and fine-tune logistics
for the all-campus meeting, professional development/training,
and other activities of the week. In the summer, the group
(those who are available) will work with the incoming president
(should the search prove successful) and finish the planning for
Opening Week.
This group will also give some thought to the Professional
Development Day for winter quarter, January 5, 2007. The group
needs solid representation from all the constituencies and
divisions; it will need to meet two to three times this quarter.
If you are interested in serving on the Opening Week Committee,
please respond to Pam Dusenberry at x4626 or
pdusenbe@shoreline.edu.
MAY ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, May 12 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., location TBA
Planning ahead for the next All-Campus meeting, please mark your calendars
for May 12, the second Friday in May. Time is tentatively set from 1:30 to
3:00 p.m., so the faculty, staff and students who volunteered their Spring
Break in New Orleans will have the opportunity between 12:30 and 1:30 to
share their experience. Location and more details to follow next week.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
Friday, April 28, 1:00-3:00pm, Library Conference Room
Come familiarize (or re-familiarize) yourself with our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as helping you track plagiarism, order library/media materials for students and create successful research assignments. Contact Elena Bianco, x5820, for more information.
FENCING CLUB MEETS WEEKLY
Wednesdays, 12:30pm, Gym Room 3026
All students are encouraged to attend and learn about fencing.
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Re; PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH UPDATE
At the Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees on April 17th,
four candidates in our presidential search were chosen for
further consideration. These finalists will be invited to
the campus during the first two weeks of May.
Check the
Presidential Search website for current information. Several
opportunities will be arranged for the campus and the community
to meet with these candidates. The candidates are:
Randall C. Lawrence
Poulsbo, Washington
Mark Palek, Ed.D.
Spokane, Washington
G. Jeremiah Ryan, Ed.D.
Bridgewater, New Jersey
William Scroggins, Ph.D.
Modesto, California
More information will be made available in the
next week once their appointments on campus have been confirmed.
We wish to express our thanks to the Presidential Search
Committee for their work on this committee, and we look forward
to meeting these presidential search finalists.
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
Per the announcement from the Board of Trustees, following
is the confirmed schedule of appointments of the four finalists
in the presidential search.
Wednesday April 26th and Thursday April 27th: Mark
Palek, Ed.d.
- Board Meeting
Monday,
May 1st and Tuesday, May 2nd
: Randall Lawrence
Wednesday, May 3rd and Thursday May 4th: William Scroggins, Ph.d.
Monday, May 8th and Tuesday May 9th: G.
Jeremiah Ryan, Ed.d. |
>
More
If you have any questions, please contact Jamie
Smith at
jsmith@shoreline.edu.
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH UPDATE
The Presidential Candidates have been identified and scheduled.
We encourage everyone to attend the open forums, because this is
your opportunity to provide feedback to the screening committee
and the Board of Trustees. The open forum schedule is as follows
for ALL candidates:
April 27th – Mark Palek
May 2nd –- Randall Lawrence
May 4th –- William Scroggins
May 9th –- G. Jeremiah Ryan
9:00 – 10:00am Operations in the Board Room
10:15 – 11:15am Classified staff in the Canteen
2:00 – 3:00pm Students in Room 2925
3:00 – 4:00pm Faculty in Room 2925
6:00 – 7:00pm Community and Foundation
Members in the Admin. Galley
Please click here for a
biography on all the candidates.
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SPRING TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, May 3, 9:00am-12:30pm, PUB Main Room
On Wednesday morning, May 3, College and University representatives will be available to SCC students, faculty, and staff from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the PUB Main Dining Room. We expect 20 schools to attend, and encourage all those interested in transfer information to participate.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Wednesday, May 24, 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900, Canteen
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members. Anyone who wishes to nominate
someone or a club can pick the forms at the Club Information Center in front of the Multicultural Center in the PUB, or email Misrak Tekeste at
misrak_cap@hotmail.com
- Application deadline is May 5.
EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
Deadline: May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee,
faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may
nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty
Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form
please go to the
Human
Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award
link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human
Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006. RENEWAL AND REBIRTH OF THE REVOLUTION
(WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE)
Tuesday, May 2, 12:00-2:30pm, Pub Canteen
This yearly event celebrates Women's History Quarter through the reading/performing of the empowering words of some of the world's most prolific female writers by some of SCC's best and brightest. Promises to be both educational and entertaining. All campus groups are represented (students, faculty, & staff).
MESSAGE FROM VP BRANDT
Re; PUB RENOVATION UPDATE
In 2004-2005 the Legislature approved a COP (Certificate of Participation) of $15,000,000 to renovate the PUB at Shoreline Community College. The renovation must be repaid using locally generated funds that are not part of the College’s regular state allocation, tuition or class fees. Capital funds approved for this project cannot be used for operations or for any other project. This is a “stand alone” approval project including the special use permit from the City of Shoreline for construction. For several years the students have been assessed themselves a PUB renovation fee to make this project possible. Many years ago and the college had attempted this project, but was not successful through the State System capital request process. >
More
CRITERIA FOR QUANTITATIVE REASONING, COMMUNICATION, AND MULTICULTURAL CORE REQUIREMENTS
This year the Curriculum Committee has been working on
understanding, making known, and gathering input concerning the
criteria for Quantitative Reasoning, Communication, and
Multicultural core degree requirements. There have been several
meetings where members of the Curriculum Committee have
requested finalization of these requirements.
> More
RUNNING START INFORMATIONAL
Wednesday, April 26, 6:30-8:30pm, Campus Theater
RUNNING START INFORMATION
The Running Start Program will hold an informational session for prospective students, parents, and high school staff on Wednesday, April 26th in the Campus Theater from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. This presentation intent is to make current 10th and 11th graders and their parents aware of the benefits of this program. Students who are ready for college-level work; want to gain an early start on a college degree; want to take unique classes not available at high school and earn both college and high school credits are strongly encouraged to attend. Current students in the program will share their experience as Running Start students and answer questions regarding the program. It’s a great opportunity to learn about our program.
BUDGET COMMITTEE UPDATE
Due to the length of the first topic at the all campus meeting on Friday, April 14th the Budget Committee was unable to give it's report. The slide presentation has been posted the to
Budget Committee web site for your viewing.
POST OFFICE MAIL BOX IS GONE
The big blue mailbox which was stationed at the front entrance to the College campus has been removed by the U.S. Postal Service. We didn't have the volume for the box to continue to be serviced. The good news is that our box is going directly to New Orleans! The Bitter Lake Station on 145th just west of 99 is the closest Postal Facility and does take mail up to 5:30.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 15 12:30-1:20pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Mary Larson, RN
An RN at the Pioneer Square Clinic & artist, Mary sells her portraits of her patients for donations of clothing.
www.marylarsonart.com.
Admission: New socks, underwear, or clothing.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS - SAVE THE DATE
Friday, May 24, , 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held during Sunfest to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 22, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Jean Sullivan
Jean is the executive director at the Department of Health’s Washington Health Professional Service for health care workers with a chemical dependency.
SAVE THE DATE - FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES
10TH ANNIVERSARY!
Friday, May 5 at 4:30 pm, Room 1522
Please mark your calendars to celebrate the 10th anniversary of
the First Friday Film Series and to thank our film coordinator,
Dorie Warbington, who will be stepping down after May. We
have asked Dorie to pick her favorite film of the last ten years
to show at this special First Friday. The usual delicious pizza,
beverages and salad will be available at the (still!) remarkable
low cost of $5.00. There might even be cake! For more
information, contact Diana Knauf at
dknauf@shoreline.edu .
TEMPLATES FOR MEETING AGENDAS AND NOTES
One way to lessen the burden of meetings may be to start using
templates for meeting agendas and minute-taking. PLT is looking
at many ways to juggle minute-taking responsibilities for all
campus meetings, coupled with the need to keep accurate agendas,
minutes or notes (which, for our own protection, should also be
approved by the group for which the minutes are taken). Choose
an agenda template and a minutes template which are now
available on the intranet by clicking "Forms"
on the menu to the left. These templates are available only if
you wish to use them, but the idea is to offer a standard format
which may ease the assignment of note taking for those members
of committees who are called upon to take notes. This could
apply, for instance, in a briefly formed task force or a
long-standing meeting where no formal secretarial help is
assigned. Thanks to the College Council for providing the idea
that these templates be offered as a campus resource! If you
have questions, please contact Michele Foley at
mfoley@shoreline.edu .
TIAA-CREF:
FINANCIAL EDUCATION SEMINAR
May 5, Friday, 1:30 - 2:30 pm, Board Room, 1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan. Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
TIAA-CREF:
ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
May 19, Friday, Small Conference Room,
1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss
your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find the right allocation mix for you. To schedule an appointment,
please visit the website at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click submit to
confirm your appointment).
SCCANS NURSES DAY CELEBRATION
Monday, May 8, 11:30am, Automotive Showroom
SCCANS Annual Celebration of Nurses Day with Keynote Speaker Darrell Owens, PhD, APRN, ACHPN. This is a day to celebrate the unique and valuable contributions of nurses to our community!
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION LITERACY
ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES
Friday, May 19, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
Learn about incorporating the college’s information literacy general education outcome into your courses and what is happening statewide with information literacy. How can you help your students become successful information users? Third workshop in the Research Across the Curriculum series.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION ISSUES FOR FACULTY
Friday, May 5, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
What issues do faculty need to be aware of in the information age? Topics covered in this session include
• Copyright/licensing issues for faculty;
• Web research vs. “scholarly” research: are they really at odds?
• Preventing and tracking plagiarism
This is the second of three Research Across The Curriculum workshops being offered Spring Quarter.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: LIBRARY/MEDIA RESOURCES
AND SERVICES FOR FACULTY
Friday, April 28, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
One of three Research Across the Curriculum offerings for Spring Quarter. Come learn about or update your knowledge of our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as electronic reserves, help with tracking plagiarism, ordering library/media materials for students and help with creating successful research assignments.
DANA LYONS
Apr. 27, 2006,
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM, PUB Commons outside the PUB
A Musical Celebration of Earth Day with Dana Lyons.
Please join us from 11:30 to 1:30 in the PUB Commons outside the PUB to hear a free concert by Dana Lyons, of “Cows with Guns” fame. The Environmental Club is sponsoring this concert and barbecue in celebration of a meat-free (or maybe at least meat-reduced?) diet. Come try premier vegetarian fair, including Boca burgers, tofu dogs and garden burgers served hot off the grill and listen to Dana’s social commentary delivered in his lyrical and often funny style, with songs such as “WTO Disco”, “TV God”, “RV” and “Recycle Rap”, and of course the hit “Cows with Guns” (bring your own hamburgers at your own risk!). Dana has recently completed a beautiful CD in collaboration with Jane Goodall filled with stories & music, entitled “Circle the World”. Please see
www.cowswithguns.com for more information. Sponsored by the Environmental Club.
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Day at a Glance
Monday, April
24, 2006
******* TODAY'S EVENTS
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JOHN BACKES IS A-I-C APRIL 24
Monday, April 24
While Interim President Lee Lambert attends the 2006 American
Association of Community Colleges Convention today, John Backes
has been designated Administrator-in-Charge. John can be
reached at ext. 4651 or jbackes@shoreline.edu. Lee returns on
Tuesday, April 25. To view information about the conference,
access
http://www.aacc.nche.edu/.
US REPRESENTATIVE JAY INSLEE
Monday, April 24, 11:30am, PUB Canteen
“ENERGY, SECURITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT"
One hour presentation and question and answer session with US Representative
District #1, Jay Inslee, on global warming and local and national policy
responses, including the Apollo Energy Project. Sponsored by the Worldly
Philosophers & Dismal Scientists.
RED CROSS DISASTER RELIEF SUPPLY CENTER DEDICATION CEREMONY
Monday, April 24, 3:00pm, Lower Greenwood Parking
Representatives of the American Red Cross, the City of Shoreline and Shoreline Community College will officially dedicate the Red Cross Disaster Relief Supply Center that is located on the Northeast corner of SCC's lower Greenwood parking lot. The DRSC will play a critical role in helping the Red Cross prepare for future catastrophic disasters in King County. The building is outfitted with a solar powered system, interior/exterior lights, an alarm and enough cots, blankets and hygiene kits for 500 to 800 people.
The campus community is invited to attend the ceremonious ribbon-cutting Monday, April 24th at 3:00. Snacks and beverages will be provided from the Red Cross Emergency Preparation Vehicle. If you have any questions, contact Amy Stapleton at ext. 7841 or
astaplet@shoreline.edu.
BEST PRACTICES: LIBERATION THEATER
Monday, April 24, 2:00-4:00pm, Room 1522
Ernest Johnson leads this participatory session using Theater of the Oppressed. The method helps us experience different responses to hurtful or inappropriate comments from students in class that make the most of teachable moments. Contact Dr. J at
ejohnson@shoreline.edu or x4582 for more information.
As a continuation, consider attending Betsey Barnett’s best practice session on May 3—see below. ENVIRONMENTAL WEEK ACTIVITIES
Saturday
April 22 - Thursday April 27, 2006
Sponsored by the
SCC Environmental Club and the
Worldly Philosophers and Dismal Scientist
Club.
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******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
MAY ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, May 12 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., location TBA
Planning ahead for the next All-Campus meeting, please mark your calendars
for May 12, the second Friday in May. Time is tentatively set from 1:30 to
3:00 p.m., so the faculty, staff and students who volunteered their Spring
Break in New Orleans will have the opportunity between 12:30 and 1:30 to
share their experience. Location and more details to follow next week.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
Friday, April 28, 1:00-3:00pm, Library Conference Room
Come familiarize (or re-familiarize) yourself with our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as helping you track plagiarism, order library/media materials for students and create successful research assignments. Contact Elena Bianco, x5820, for more information.
MASTER COURSE OUTLINE WORKSHOP
Tuesday, April 25, 12:30-2:00pm, 4214
Phyllis Harris and Gavin Smith will help you learn how to use the web-based Master Course Outline form. Pam Dusenberry will give tips on writing course learning outcomes and assessments and explain how to connect these to the college-wide Gen Ed Outcomes. Since we will meet in a computer lab, you might even get part of your MCO written! Contact Pam Dusenberry, x4626 or
pdusenbe@shoreline.edu.
GLOBAL EYES PRESENTATION: PROJECT ETHIOPIA
Tuesday, April
25, 2:00-3:30pm, Room, 1104
Emeritus faculty member Judy Sanderman and husband present on their social justice work with school children in Ethiopia. What began as an educational vacation developed into a long-term helping project that has been transformative for the Sandermans and created opportunities for hundreds of children. Come to hear and see spectacular images at this Global Eyes presentation. All staff, faculty and students are welcome.
FENCING CLUB MEETS WEEKLY
Wednesdays, 12:30pm, Gym Room 3026
All students are encouraged to attend and learn about fencing.
***** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
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OPENING WEEK 2006
Friday, September 22 - Wednesday, September 27
Call for Opening Week Planning Committee Members
Opening Week, and especially the all-campus meeting, set the
tone for the academic year, so the activities of the week are
very important to us all. We are in a time of transition and
challenge, and still will be next year. Opening Week can help us
prepare for change, bring creativity and energy to our work, and
serve our students even better.
College Council has approved this call for faculty, staff and
administrators who want to help plan Opening Week 2006. The
group will work this spring with Interim President Lambert and
the PLT to choose a theme and framework and fine-tune logistics
for the all-campus meeting, professional development/training,
and other activities of the week. In the summer, the group
(those who are available) will work with the incoming president
(should the search prove successful) and finish the planning for
Opening Week.
This group will also give some thought to the Professional
Development Day for winter quarter, January 5, 2007. The group
needs solid representation from all the constituencies and
divisions; it will need to meet two to three times this quarter.
If you are interested in serving on the Opening Week Committee,
please respond to Pam Dusenberry at x4626 or
pdusenbe@shoreline.edu.
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Re; PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH UPDATE
At the Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees on April 17th,
four candidates in our presidential search were chosen for
further consideration. These finalists will be invited to
the campus during the first two weeks of May.
Check the
Presidential Search website for current information. Several
opportunities will be arranged for the campus and the community
to meet with these candidates. The candidates are:
Randall C. Lawrence
Poulsbo, Washington
Mark Palek, Ed.D.
Spokane, Washington
G. Jeremiah Ryan, Ed.D.
Bridgewater, New Jersey
William Scroggins, Ph.D.
Modesto, California
More information will be made available in the
next week once their appointments on campus have been confirmed.
We wish to express our thanks to the Presidential Search
Committee for their work on this committee, and we look forward
to meeting these presidential search finalists.
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
Per the announcement from the Board of Trustees, following
is the confirmed schedule of appointments of the four finalists
in the presidential search.
Wednesday April 26th and Thursday April 27th: Mark
Palek, Ed.d.
- Board Meeting
Monday,
May 1st and Tuesday, May 2nd
: Randall Lawrence
Wednesday, May 3rd and Thursday May 4th: William Scroggins, Ph.d.
Monday, May 8th and Tuesday May 9th: G.
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If you have any questions, please contact Jamie
Smith at
jsmith@shoreline.edu.
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH UPDATE
The Presidential Candidates have been identified and scheduled.
We encourage everyone to attend the open forums, because this is
your opportunity to provide feedback to the screening committee
and the Board of Trustees. The open forum schedule is as follows
for ALL candidates:
April 27th – Mark Palek
May 2nd – Randall Lawrence
May 4th – William Scroggins
May 9th – G. Jeremiah Ryan
9:00 – 10:00am Operations in the Board Room
10:15 – 11:15am Classified staff in the Canteen
2:00 – 3:00pm Students in Room 2925
3:00 – 4:00pm Faculty in Room 2925
6:00 – 7:00pm Community and Foundation
Members in the Admin. Galley
Please click here for a
biography on all the candidates.
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY SPRING TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, May 3, 9:00am-12:30pm, PUB Main Room
On Wednesday morning, May 3, College and University representatives will be available to SCC students, faculty, and staff from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the PUB Main Dining Room. We expect 20 schools to attend, and encourage all those interested in transfer information to participate.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Wednesday, May 24, 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900, Canteen
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members. Anyone who wishes to nominate
someone or a club can pick the forms at the Club Information Center in front of the Multicultural Center in the PUB, or email Misrak Tekeste at
misrak_cap@hotmail.com
- Application deadline is May 5.
EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
Deadline: May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee,
faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may
nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty
Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form
please go to the
Human
Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award
link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human
Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006. RENEWAL AND REBIRTH OF THE REVOLUTION
(WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE)
Tuesday, May 2, 12:00-2:30pm, Pub Canteen
This yearly event celebrates Women's History Quarter through the reading/performing of the empowering words of some of the world's most prolific female writers by some of SCC's best and brightest. Promises to be both educational and entertaining. All campus groups are represented (students, faculty, & staff).
MESSAGE FROM VP BRANDT
Re; PUB RENOVATION UPDATE
In 2004-2005 the Legislature approved a COP (Certificate of Participation) of $15,000,000 to renovate the PUB at Shoreline Community College. The renovation must be repaid using locally generated funds that are not part of the College’s regular state allocation, tuition or class fees. Capital funds approved for this project cannot be used for operations or for any other project. This is a “stand alone” approval project including the special use permit from the City of Shoreline for construction. For several years the students have been assessed themselves a PUB renovation fee to make this project possible. Many years ago and the college had attempted this project, but was not successful through the State System capital request process. >
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CRITERIA FOR QUANTITATIVE REASONING, COMMUNICATION, AND MULTICULTURAL CORE REQUIREMENTS
This year the Curriculum Committee has been working on
understanding, making known, and gathering input concerning the
criteria for Quantitative Reasoning, Communication, and
Multicultural core degree requirements. There have been several
meetings where members of the Curriculum Committee have
requested finalization of these requirements.
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RUNNING START INFORMATIONAL
Wednesday, April 26, 6:30-8:30pm, Campus Theater
RUNNING START INFORMATION
The Running Start Program will hold an informational session for prospective students, parents, and high school staff on Wednesday, April 26th in the Campus Theater from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. This presentation intent is to make current 10th and 11th graders and their parents aware of the benefits of this program. Students who are ready for college-level work; want to gain an early start on a college degree; want to take unique classes not available at high school and earn both college and high school credits are strongly encouraged to attend. Current students in the program will share their experience as Running Start students and answer questions regarding the program. It’s a great opportunity to learn about our program.
BUDGET COMMITTEE UPDATE
Due to the length of the first topic at the all campus meeting on Friday, April 14th the Budget Committee was unable to give it's report. The slide presentation has been posted the to
Budget Committee web site for your viewing.
POST OFFICE MAIL BOX IS GONE
The big blue mailbox which was stationed at the front entrance to the College campus has been removed by the U.S. Postal Service. We didn't have the volume for the box to continue to be serviced. The good news is that our box is going directly to New Orleans! The Bitter Lake Station on 145th just west of 99 is the closest Postal Facility and does take mail up to 5:30.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 15 12:30-1:20pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Mary Larson, RN
An RN at the Pioneer Square Clinic & artist, Mary sells her portraits of her patients for donations of clothing.
www.marylarsonart.com.
Admission: New socks, underwear, or clothing.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS - SAVE THE DATE
Friday, May 24, , 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held during Sunfest to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members.
BROWN BAG LUNCH
Monday, May 22, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 2308
Shoreline Community College Association of Student Nurses Presents:
Brown Bag Lunches!
Jean Sullivan
Jean is the executive director at the Department of Health’s Washington Health Professional Service for health care workers with a chemical dependency.
SAVE THE DATE - FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES
10TH ANNIVERSARY!
Friday, May 5 at 4:30 pm, Room 1522
Please mark your calendars to celebrate the 10th anniversary of
the First Friday Film Series and to thank our film coordinator,
Dorie Warbington, who will be stepping down after May. We
have asked Dorie to pick her favorite film of the last ten years
to show at this special First Friday. The usual delicious pizza,
beverages and salad will be available at the (still!) remarkable
low cost of $5.00. There might even be cake! For more
information, contact Diana Knauf at
dknauf@shoreline.edu .
TEMPLATES FOR MEETING AGENDAS AND NOTES
One way to lessen the burden of meetings may be to start using
templates for meeting agendas and minute-taking. PLT is looking
at many ways to juggle minute-taking responsibilities for all
campus meetings, coupled with the need to keep accurate agendas,
minutes or notes (which, for our own protection, should also be
approved by the group for which the minutes are taken). Choose
an agenda template and a minutes template which are now
available on the intranet by clicking "Forms"
on the menu to the left. These templates are available only if
you wish to use them, but the idea is to offer a standard format
which may ease the assignment of note taking for those members
of committees who are called upon to take notes. This could
apply, for instance, in a briefly formed task force or a
long-standing meeting where no formal secretarial help is
assigned. Thanks to the College Council for providing the idea
that these templates be offered as a campus resource! If you
have questions, please contact Michele Foley at
mfoley@shoreline.edu .
TIAA-CREF:
FINANCIAL EDUCATION SEMINAR
May 5, Friday, 1:30 - 2:30 pm, Board Room, 1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan. Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
TIAA-CREF:
ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
May 19, Friday, Small Conference Room,
1000
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss
your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find the right allocation mix for you. To schedule an appointment,
please visit the website at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click submit to
confirm your appointment).
SCCANS NURSES DAY CELEBRATION
Monday, May 8, 11:30am, Automotive Showroom
SCCANS Annual Celebration of Nurses Day with Keynote Speaker Darrell Owens, PhD, APRN, ACHPN. This is a day to celebrate the unique and valuable contributions of nurses to our community!
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION LITERACY
ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES
Friday, May 19, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
Learn about incorporating the college’s information literacy general education outcome into your courses and what is happening statewide with information literacy. How can you help your students become successful information users? Third workshop in the Research Across the Curriculum series.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: INFORMATION ISSUES FOR FACULTY
Friday, May 5, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
What issues do faculty need to be aware of in the information age? Topics covered in this session include
• Copyright/licensing issues for faculty;
• Web research vs. “scholarly” research: are they really at odds?
• Preventing and tracking plagiarism
This is the second of three Research Across The Curriculum workshops being offered Spring Quarter.
RESEARCH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: LIBRARY/MEDIA RESOURCES
AND SERVICES FOR FACULTY
Friday, April 28, 1-3pm, Library Conference Room
One of three Research Across the Curriculum offerings for Spring Quarter. Come learn about or update your knowledge of our resources and services. Over the past year we’ve increased the number of online and print resources. Which ones are most useful for your students? Also, learn about the services we provide to faculty, such as electronic reserves, help with tracking plagiarism, ordering library/media materials for students and help with creating successful research assignments.
DANA LYONS
Apr. 27, 2006,
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM, PUB Commons outside the PUB
A Musical Celebration of Earth Day with Dana Lyons.
Please join us from 11:30 to 1:30 in the PUB Commons outside the PUB to hear a free concert by Dana Lyons, of “Cows with Guns” fame. The Environmental Club is sponsoring this concert and barbecue in celebration of a meat-free (or maybe at least meat-reduced?) diet. Come try premier vegetarian fair, including Boca burgers, tofu dogs and garden burgers served hot off the grill and listen to Dana’s social commentary delivered in his lyrical and often funny style, with songs such as “WTO Disco”, “TV God”, “RV” and “Recycle Rap”, and of course the hit “Cows with Guns” (bring your own hamburgers at your own risk!). Dana has recently completed a beautiful CD in collaboration with Jane Goodall filled with stories & music, entitled “Circle the World”. Please see
www.cowswithguns.com for more information. Sponsored by the Environmental Club.
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