TRADITIONAL JAPANESE PERFORMING ART BY MARY OHNO
Monday, February 28, 10:30am-12:30pm, Main Gym
Please join the World Dance: Pacific Rim class on February 28th to experience a master class and lecture on the traditional Japanese Performing Art, "Kabuki" by Mary Ohno. The event will take place in the gym from 10:30am-12:20pm, all staff and students are welcome to attend. For more information, contact Holly Klingman at 546-4715.

BE PROACTIVE - AN ENROLLMENT FRAMEWORK
FOR SOUND ENROLLMENT
Monday, February 28, 3:00-4:30pm
Room: Central Conference in the 1000 Building
Cathy Chun will present an inclusive way at looking at recruitment and retention issues at the college. Her focus will be on viewing the total experience of students. All members of the college community are encouraged to attend. Topics include: Preliminaries to recruitment Registration Orientation Advising Curricula and Classroom experiences Total Experience Facilitated by Cathy Chun, Exec. Director for Diversity & Student Success.

CAMPUS CLIMATE TASK FORCE
At the all-campus meeting on Friday, Feb. 18, President Moore announced that she is forming a special Campus Climate Task Force to work with her to review and assess the issues of SCC campus climate and to prepare a long term plan to address the key issues identified.  President Moore has asked the leaders of Student Government, classified staff, and the Federation to forward the names of 4-5 people who, with representatives of the administrative exempt staff, will serve on this Task Force.  These names will be forwarded to the President's  office no later than Wednesday, March 9, 2005.

Task force members will serve for at least one year and must be prepared to participate fully in the work of the Committee.  If you are interested in serving on this Task Force, please contact your constituent representative as soon as possible.  Administrators should contact the president.

LEARN HOW TO UPLOAD ELECTRONIC
TESTBANKS TO BLACKBOARD
Friday, March 4, 12:30-1:30pm Building, Room 4214
Come see what you can do in your Blackboard classrooms with the program Respondus. Respondus allows you to create and manage exams that can be published directly to Blackboard. Exams are created offline in a familiar Windows environment and the software provides many time-saving tools, such as the ability to import existing exams from word processor files or from specific textbook publisher's files. Please reserve your space by contacting Distance Learning Services (DL@shoreline.edu or x6966). Instructor: Amy Shigley, Accounting Department.

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, March 1st, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #1
Thursday, March 3, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students through the steps of applying for financial aid online. Presented by the Financial Aid Office and Library

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle.

OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE FUNDRAISING EVENT
Saturday, March 5, 11:30am-2:00pm
13231 Aurora Ave. N., Off Campus
Bring friends and family to our annual joint fundraiser supporting activities of both Dental Hygiene & Nursing Clubs!! Tickets are $15.00 each for bloomin'onion & cheese fries, caesar salad and generous portions of steak & salmon. Tickets available in advance or at the door. Please contact L.T.Arnold@shoreline.edu. THANKS!

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #2
Thursday, March 10, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students step-by-step through the process of applying for financial aid online. Offered jointly by the Financial Aid Office and Library.

ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline for application submissions:
Friday, March 18, 2005, 5 p.m., Room 1013
The Washington Community College Administrators’ Association is again sponsoring a scholarship program, encouraging well-qualified and motivated full-time, permanent classified, professional and confidential exempt employees to consider careers as community college administrators. Information about the program and eligibility requirements can be viewed online or at the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations, Rm. 1012. If you need further information, please contact Debbie Sherman, ext. 5880, in the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.

FRIENDS AND FAMILY POSTCARDS
Available at locations around campus

We have Spring Quarter promotional postcards to let people know about the dates for registration.  These cards are blank so that you can pen a short note to a friend about the College.  Example: "Dear Jane,  Thought you might like to know that spring quarter starts soon.  Regards, John Smith"  You will also need to know the person's address.

Postcards will be distributed to all division offices, the Library, the PUB, and Enrollment Services.  Please stop by to fill out a card or contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, FEEDBACK UPDATE
Thanks to all of you that provided feedback on TSS’s Spam filtering efforts. Your feedback has pointed out some weaknesses in our test configuration. We have used this information to adjust our SPAM filter in the hope of better results. Please let us know how we are doing by continuing to monitor your email for SPAM and providing feedback to us. During this test period it is important that you also pay particular attention to your SpamFilter folder to make sure you are not getting any false positives. jwayne@shoreline.edu

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees joins with many others in reaffirming our commitment to educating students in a manner that allows them to be successful in their future endeavors.

The Board acknowledges the perceptions expressed by members of the faculty, staff and students and assures them that we are listening carefully to their concerns of fairness, good communications, public service accountability and commitment to our students. >more

SUMMER HOURS FOR 2005
Official Shoreline Community College business hours for Summer 2005.
Click here for full details on our Summer Hours for 2005.

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://www.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

	Day at a Glance Submission Form
	Day at Glance Archives

OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, February 25, 1:00pm-2:30pm, President's Office
President Holly Moore invites the College community to her Open Office hours to discuss issues that are of interest to you. Please feel free to drop by for conversation and coffee.

OPERA WORKSHOP 2005
February 24, 25, & 26, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
Please join us this February 24, 25, & 26 for our 2005 Opera Workshop. This year we are presenting, fully staged and costumed, an adapted one-act opera, Tales of Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach and scenes from the following operas: The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi; The Mikado by Gilbert & Sullivan; Susannah by Carlisle Floyd and Hansel and Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck.
Ticket Prices: General Admission $12.00, Seniors, Students, Faculty/Staff $10.00, SCC Students and Children $ 8.00

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events.  The last event is today.

ADVISING WHEN PARENTS & SUPPORTERS ARE PRESENT
Friday, February 25, 1:00-2:00pm, Room 5386
Facilitators: Linda Sue Nelson and Joyce Fagel, Counselors

FACULTY RETREAT
Friday, February 25, All Day, Bainbridge Island
Shoreline's Faculty have their second annual retreat at the Islandwood on Bainbridge Island. For details, contact Kathleen Lynch, IDS coordinator and retreat organizer x4648.

SEASON-ENDING VARISTY BASKETBALL GAMES AND DANCE PERFORMANCES
Saturday, February  26 at 5:30 & 7:30  pm  in the Gym
Come out and support your Dolphin basketball teams as they take on Bellevue in their final games of the season.  The women play at 5:30 followed by the men's game at 7:30.  The "Caribbean African Jazz and Hip Hop Dance Team" (CAJAH) from the University of Washington will be performing at halftime of both games.  The last game of the season is always a special night so come out and join the fun. Admission is free for all Shoreline CC students and campus employees.

ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline for application submissions:
Friday, March 18, 2005, 5 p.m., Rm 1013
The Washington Community College Administrators’ Association is again sponsoring a scholarship program, encouraging well-qualified and motivated full-time, permanent classified, professional and confidential exempt employees to consider careers as community college administrators. Information about the program and eligibility requirements can be viewed online or at the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations, Rm. 1012. If you need further information, please contact Debbie Sherman, ext. 5880, in the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.

TRADITIONAL JAPANESE PERFORMING ART BY MARY OHNO
Monday, February 28, 10:30am-12:30pm, Main Gym
Please join the World Dance: Pacific Rim class on February 28th to experience a master class and lecture on the traditional Japanese Performing Art, "Kabuki" by Mary Ohno. The event will take place in the gym from 10:30am-12:20pm, all staff and students are welcome to attend. For more information, contact Holly Klingman at 546-4715.

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees joins with many others in reaffirming our commitment to educating students in a manner that allows them to be successful in their future endeavors.

The Board acknowledges the perceptions expressed by members of the faculty, staff and students and assures them that we are listening carefully to their concerns of fairness, good communications, public service accountability and commitment to our students. >more

BE PROACTIVE - AN ENROLLMENT FRAMEWORK
FOR SOUND ENROLLMENT
Monday, February 28, 3:00-4:30pm
Room: Central Conference in the 1000 Building
Cathy Chun will present an inclusive way at looking at recruitment and retention issues at the college. Her focus will be on viewing the total experience of students. All members of the college community are encouraged to attend. Topics include: Preliminaries to recruitment Registration Orientation Advising Curricula and Classroom experiences Total Experience Facilitated by Cathy Chun, Exec. Director for Diversity & Student Success.

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, March 1st, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #1
Thursday, March 3, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students through the steps of applying for financial aid online. Presented by the Financial Aid Office and Library

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle.

OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE FUNDRAISING EVENT
Saturday, March 5, 11:30am-2:00pm
13231 Aurora Ave. N., Off Campus
Bring friends and family to our annual joint fundraiser supporting activities of both Dental Hygiene & Nursing Clubs!! Tickets are $15.00 each for bloomin'onion & cheese fries, caesar salad and generous portions of steak & salmon. Tickets available in advance or at the door. Please contact L.T.Arnold@shoreline.edu. THANKS!

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #2
Thursday, March 10, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students step-by-step through the process of applying for financial aid online. Offered jointly by the Financial Aid Office and Library.

FRIENDS AND FAMILY POSTCARDS
Available at locations around campus

We have Spring Quarter promotional postcards to let people know about the dates for registration.  These cards are blank so that you can pen a short note to a friend about the College.  Example: "Dear Jane,  Thought you might like to know that spring quarter starts soon.  Regards, John Smith"  You will also need to know the person's address.

Postcards will be distributed to all division offices, the Library, the PUB, and Enrollment Services.  Please stop by to fill out a card or contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, FEEDBACK UPDATE
Thanks to all of you that provided feedback on TSS’s Spam filtering efforts. Your feedback has pointed out some weaknesses in our test configuration. We have used this information to adjust our SPAM filter in the hope of better results. Please let us know how we are doing by continuing to monitor your email for SPAM and providing feedback to us. During this test period it is important that you also pay particular attention to your SpamFilter folder to make sure you are not getting any false positives. jwayne@shoreline.edu

SUMMER HOURS FOR 2005
Official Shoreline Community College business hours for Summer 2005.
Click here for full details on our Summer Hours for 2005.

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://www.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

	Day at a Glance Submission Form
	Day at Glance Archives

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Thursday, February 24
While President Holly Moore attends the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities Annual Conference at the Hilton Seattle Airport and Conference Center in Seattle, WA, VP Beverly Brandt is the Administrator in Charge. She can be reached at x4532.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 1 - 28
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events.

STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION MEETING
Thursday, February 24, 12:30pm, Room 5386
Our International Summer Institutes are nearing capacity! This will be the last chance for students to attend an information meeting and learn about our Summer 2005 study abroad programs. Professors Troy Wolff, Chip Dodd and I will share detailed information about each program, how to apply, and how to use financial aid – including information about our study abroad scholarships.

MEMORIAL SERVICE: LINDSAY ANN ELIZABETH LIBBY
Thursday, February 24, 2:00 p.m.
A memorial service will be held at St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, 722 N. 145th, Shoreline for Lindsay Libby, daughter of Criminal Justice Instructor Lee Libby and his wife, Diane Libby.  In lieu of flowers memorials may be sent to the Lindsay Libby Memorial Scholarship, Marquette University, University Advancement, P. O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201-1881.

INTRAMURALS
Thursday, February 24, 12:30pm, Room 3011
Intramural yoga class for Thursday, February 24 has been cancelled.

OPERA WORKSHOP 2005
February 24, 25, & 26, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
Please join us this February 24, 25, & 26 for our 2005 Opera Workshop. This year we are presenting, fully staged and costumed, an adapted one-act opera, Tales of Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach and scenes from the following operas: The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi; The Mikado by Gilbert & Sullivan; Susannah by Carlisle Floyd and Hansel and Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck.
Ticket Prices: General Admission $12.00, Seniors, Students, Faculty/Staff $10.00, SCC Students and Children $ 8.00

OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, February 25, 1:00pm-2:30pm, President's Office
President Holly Moore will have open office hours on Friday February 25th between 1:00pm and 2:30pm.

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees joins with many others in reaffirming our commitment to educating students in a manner that allows them to be successful in their future endeavors.

The Board acknowledges the perceptions expressed by members of the faculty, staff and students and assures them that we are listening carefully to their concerns of fairness, good communications, public service accountability and commitment to our students. >more

ADVISING WHEN PARENTS & SUPPORTERS ARE PRESENT
Friday, February 25, 1:00-2:00pm, Room 5386
Facilitators: Linda Sue Nelson and Joyce Fagel, Counselors

FACULTY RETREAT
Friday, February 25, All Day, Bainbridge Island
Shoreline's Faculty have their second annual retreat at the Islandwood on Bainbridge Island. For details, contact Kathleen Lynch, IDS coordinator and retreat organizer x4648.

BE PROACTIVE - AN ENROLLMENT FRAMEWORK
FOR SOUND ENROLLMENT
Monday, February 28, 3:00-4:30pm
Room: Central Conference in the 1000 Building
Cathy Chun will present an inclusive way at looking at recruitment and retention issues at the college. Her focus will be on viewing the total experience of students. All members of the college community are encouraged to attend. Topics include: Preliminaries to recruitment Registration Orientation Advising Curricula and Classroom experiences Total Experience Facilitated by Cathy Chun, Exec. Director for Diversity & Student Success.

SPAM, SPAM, SPAM, FEEDBACK UPDATE
Thanks to all of you that provided feedback on TSS’s Spam filtering efforts. Your feedback has pointed out some weaknesses in our test configuration. We have used this information to adjust our SPAM filter in the hope of better results. Please let us know how we are doing by continuing to monitor your email for SPAM and providing feedback to us. During this test period it is important that you also pay particular attention to your SpamFilter folder to make sure you are not getting any false positives. jwayne@shoreline.edu

SUMMER HOURS FOR 2005
Official Shoreline Community College business hours for Summer 2005.
Click here for full details on our Summer Hours for 2005.

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://www.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

FRIENDS AND FAMILY POSTCARDS
Available at locations around campus

We have Spring Quarter promotional postcards to let people know about the dates for registration.  These cards are blank so that you can pen a short note to a friend about the College.  Example: "Dear Jane,  Thought you might like to know that spring quarter starts soon.  Regards, John Smith"  You will also need to know the person's address.

Postcards will be distributed to all division offices, the Library, the PUB, and Enrollment Services.  Please stop by to fill out a card or contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, March 1st, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #1
Thursday, March 3, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students through the steps of applying for financial aid online. Presented by the Financial Aid Office and Library

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle.

OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE FUNDRAISING EVENT
Saturday, March 5, 11:30am-2:00pm
13231 Aurora Ave. N., Off Campus
Bring friends and family to our annual joint fundraiser supporting activities of both Dental Hygiene & Nursing Clubs!! Tickets are $15.00 each for bloomin'onion & cheese fries, caesar salad and generous portions of steak & salmon. Tickets available in advance or at the door. Please contact L.T.Arnold@shoreline.edu. THANKS!

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #2
Thursday, March 10, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students step-by-step through the process of applying for financial aid online. Offered jointly by the Financial Aid Office and Library.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday, February 23, 4:00pm, Board Room
Shoreline’s Board will meet Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. in the Board Room. A special Study Session, open to the public, will be held prior to the meeting at 3:00pm in the Board Room.
Click here for the February 23rd agenda.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 9 - 25
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events.

INTRAMURALS
Wednesday, February 23, 1:40-2:40pm, Room 3025
Due to instructor's illness, the kickboxing class for the remainder of the quarter has been cancelled. For more information please contact intramurals office at X6994.

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #1
Thursday, March 3, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students through the steps of applying for financial aid online. Presented by the Financial Aid Office and Library

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #2
Thursday, March 10, 12:30-1:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students step-by-step through the process of applying for financial aid online. Offered jointly by the Financial Aid Office and Library.

FAFSA ONLINE WORKSHOP #3
Wednesday, March 16, 2:30-3:20pm, Library, Room 4214
This workshop takes students step-by-step through the process of applying for financial aid online. Offered jointly by the Financial Aid Office and Library.

INTRAMURALS
Thursday, February 24, 12:30pm, Room 3011
Intramural yoga class for Thursday, February 24 has been cancelled.

STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION MEETING
Thursday, February 24, 12:30pm, Room 5386
Our International Summer Institutes are nearing capacity! This will be the last chance for students to attend an information meeting and learn about our Summer 2005 study abroad programs. Professors Troy Wolff, Chip Dodd and I will share detailed information about each program, how to apply, and how to use financial aid – including information about our study abroad scholarships.

OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE FUNDRAISING EVENT
Saturday, March 5, 11:30am-2:00pm
13231 Aurora Ave. N., Off Campus
Bring friends and family to our annual joint fundraiser supporting activities of both Dental Hygiene & Nursing Clubs!! Tickets are $15.00 each for bloomin'onion & cheese fries, caesar salad and generous portions of steak & salmon. Tickets available in advance or at the door. Please contact L.T.Arnold@shoreline.edu. THANKS!

SUMMER HOURS FOR 2005
Official Shoreline Community College business hours for Summer 2005.
Click here for full details on our Summer Hours for 2005.

FORMER SCC STUDENT
Lindsay Ann Elizabeth Libby
August 26, 1982 - February 19, 2005
Lindsay Ann Elizabeth Libby passed peacefully at home after a courageous battle with cancer. She is survived by her parents, SCC Criminal Justice Instructor Lee Libby and his wife, Diane Libby, brothers, Aaron, (Michele) and Duncan, sister, Kerry, niece and nephews. Lindsay graduated from Seattle Prep High School and was attending Marquette University, class of 2005. She inspired family and friends with her grace and strength and will be remembered forever.

A memorial service will be held at St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, 722 N. 145th, Shoreline, Thursday, February 24, 2005 at 2:00 p.m.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be sent to the Lindsay Libby Memorial Scholarship, Marquette University, University Advancement, P. O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201-1881.

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://www.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

FRIENDS AND FAMILY POSTCARDS
Available at locations around campus

We have Spring Quarter promotional postcards to let people know about the dates for registration.  These cards are blank so that you can pen a short note to a friend about the College.  Example: "Dear Jane,  Thought you might like to know that spring quarter starts soon.  Regards, John Smith"  You will also need to know the person's address.

Postcards will be distributed to all division offices, the Library, the PUB, and Enrollment Services.  Please stop by to fill out a card or contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

OPERA WORKSHOP 2005
February 24, 25, & 26, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
Please join us this February 24, 25, & 26 for our 2005 Opera Workshop. This year we are presenting, fully staged and costumed, an adapted one-act opera, Tales of Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach and scenes from the following operas: The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi; The Mikado by Gilbert & Sullivan; Susannah by Carlisle Floyd and Hansel and Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck.
Ticket Prices: General Admission $12.00, Seniors, Students, Faculty/Staff $10.00, SCC Students and Children $ 8.00

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, March 1st, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle

SPAM, SPAM, SPAM
In Technology Support Service’s (TSS) ongoing battle against SPAM, we are testing a new Anti-Spam solution. The device is called the Barracuda Spam Firewall model 300. The device has been in operation since February 10. TSS is very interested in your feed back. Please let us know if you notice any reduction (or increase) in the amount of SPAM you are receiving. There is currently no budget for this device, so we must return it at the end of the 30 day trial evaluation period. TSS’s hope is that this appliance will do a better job of blocking SPAM and that someone will find a budget for it.

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IVAN BRAGA
The Business Division appreciates the response from the campus community regarding Lyubov Braga, who lost her son in an automobile accident last week. For those who would like to join the faculty and staff of the Business Division in making contributions to a scholarship fund in memory of Lyubov’s son, Ivan, contributions can be forwarded to Lynda Knight, Business Division secretary. Please make checks payable to the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
For more information, contact Carla Hogan: chogan@shoreline.edu.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 9 - 25
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events including today's event.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Tuesday, February 22, 5:30pm, Board Room
Shoreline’s Board will meet Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in the Board Room.
Special meeting February 22, 2005 of the Board of Trustees Public Notice

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, February 22, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

SUMMER HOURS FOR 2005
Official Shoreline Community College business hours for Summer 2005.
Click here for full details on our Summer Hours for 2005.

FORMER SCC STUDENT
Lindsay Ann Elizabeth Libby
August 26, 1982 - February 19, 2005
Lindsay Ann Elizabeth Libby passed peacefully at home after a courageous battle with cancer. She is survived by her parents, SCC Criminal Justice Instructor Lee Libby and his wife, Diane Libby, brothers, Aaron, (Michele) and Duncan, sister, Kerry, niece and nephews. Lindsay graduated from Seattle Prep High School and was attending Marquette University, class of 2005. She inspired family and friends with her grace and strength and will be remembered forever.

A memorial service will be held at St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, 722 N. 145th, Shoreline, Thursday, February 24, 2005 at 2:00 p.m.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be sent to the Lindsay Libby Memorial Scholarship, Marquette University, University Advancement, P. O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201-1881.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday, February 23, 4:00pm, Board Room
Shoreline’s Board will meet Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. in the Board Room.
Click here for the February 23rd agenda.
Special meeting February 22, 2005 of the Board of Trustees Public Notice

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://www.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

FRIENDS AND FAMILY POSTCARDS
Available at locations around campus

We have Spring Quarter promotional postcards to let people know about the dates for registration.  These cards are blank so that you can pen a short note to a friend about the College.  Example: "Dear Jane,  Thought you might like to know that spring quarter starts soon.  Regards, John Smith"  You will also need to know the person's address.

Postcards will be distributed to all division offices, the Library, the PUB, and Enrollment Services.  Please stop by to fill out a card or contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

OPERA WORKSHOP 2005
February 24, 25, & 26, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
Please join us this February 24, 25, & 26 for our 2005 Opera Workshop. This year we are presenting, fully staged and costumed, an adapted one-act opera, Tales of Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach and scenes from the following operas: The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi; The Mikado by Gilbert & Sullivan; Susannah by Carlisle Floyd and Hansel and Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck.
 Ticket Prices:
    General Admission $12.00
    Seniors, Students, Faculty/Staff $10.00
    SCC Students and Children $ 8.00

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle

SPAM, SPAM, SPAM
In Technology Support Service’s (TSS) ongoing battle against SPAM, we are testing a new Anti-Spam solution. The device is called the Barracuda Spam Firewall model 300. The device has been in operation since February 10. TSS is very interested in your feed back. Please let us know if you notice any reduction (or increase) in the amount of SPAM you are receiving. There is currently no budget for this device, so we must return it at the end of the 30 day trial evaluation period. TSS’s hope is that this appliance will do a better job of blocking SPAM and that someone will find a budget for it.

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IVAN BRAGA
The Business Division appreciates the response from the campus community regarding Lyubov Braga, who lost her son in an automobile accident last week. For those who would like to join the faculty and staff of the Business Division in making contributions to a scholarship fund in memory of Lyubov’s son, Ivan, contributions can be forwarded to Lynda Knight, Business Division secretary. Please make checks payable to the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
For more information, contact Carla Hogan: chogan@shoreline.edu.

ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, February 18 from 12:45 – 2:00 p.m. in Room 2925
The College community is invited to attend an all-campus meeting on Friday, Feb. 18th.  President Holly Moore will discuss her plans to address issues related to campus climate and her expectations for improvement.  This meeting is open to all faculty and staff.  During the Q&A session, you are encouraged to raise questions that are of interest to you and your colleagues.  See news & events for more information.

CAREER CONNECTIONS
February 14-18, 2005
Focusing on the needs of Professional-Technical students or those students who want to start their career immediately after completing their two-year degree, Career Connections brings seminars, workshops, panel discussions, and a Career Fair to the campus.  Free to students and to the public.
>Schedule for the week (and TODAY!)

NOMINATIONS FOR COMMENCEMENT 2005
STUDENT & FACULTY SPEAKERS
Friday, February 18th
Please submit your nominations for student & faculty speakers for Commencement 2005 to Lori Yonemitsu (Room 5200) by Friday, February 18th. (Nomination forms were distributed via campus mail in late January.)

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 9 - 25
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events including today's event.

FRIENDS AND FAMILY POSTCARDS
Available at locations around campus

We have Spring Quarter promotional postcards to let people know about the dates for registration.  These cards are blank so that you can pen a short note to a friend about the College.  Example: "Dear Jane,  Thought you might like to know that spring quarter starts soon.  Regards, John Smith"  You will also need to know the person's address.

Postcards will be distributed to all division offices, the Library, the PUB, and Enrollment Services.  Please stop by to fill out a card or contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

OPERA WORKSHOP 2005
February 24, 25, & 26, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
Please join us this February 24, 25, & 26 for our 2005 Opera Workshop. This year we are presenting, fully staged and costumed, an adapted one-act opera, Tales of Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach and scenes from the following operas: The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi; The Mikado by Gilbert & Sullivan; Susannah by Carlisle Floyd and Hansel and Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck.
 Ticket Prices:
    General Admission $12.00
    Seniors, Students, Faculty/Staff $10.00
    SCC Students and Children $ 8.00

SPAM, SPAM, SPAM
In Technology Support Service’s (TSS) ongoing battle against SPAM, we are testing a new Anti-Spam solution. The device is called the Barracuda Spam Firewall model 300. The device has been in operation since February 10. TSS is very interested in your feed back. Please let us know if you notice any reduction (or increase) in the amount of SPAM you are receiving. There is currently no budget for this device, so we must return it at the end of the 30 day trial evaluation period. TSS’s hope is that this appliance will do a better job of blocking SPAM and that someone will find a budget for it.

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://elmo.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, February 22, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IVAN BRAGA
The Business Division appreciates the response from the campus community regarding Lyubov Braga, who lost her son in an automobile accident last week. For those who would like to join the faculty and staff of the Business Division in making contributions to a scholarship fund in memory of Lyubov’s son, Ivan, contributions can be forwarded to Lynda Knight, Business Division secretary. Please make checks payable to the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
For more information, contact Carla Hogan: chogan@shoreline.edu.

CAREER CONNECTIONS
February 14-18, 2005
Focusing on the needs of Professional-Technical students or those students who want to start their career immediately after completing their two-year degree, Career Connections brings seminars, workshops, panel discussions, and a Career Fair to the campus.  Free to students and to the public.
>Schedule for the week (and TODAY!)

THRIVING IN CHAOS: MANAGING WORKPLACE STRESS
Thursday, February 17, 2:00-4:00pm, Room PUB Canteen
Stress is considered one of the prime concerns in today's workplace. In 2000, 43% of workers said their jobs were stressful enough to impact their health--and the stress level just keeps rising. This workshop will look at positive, and even funny, ways to deal with workplace stress. Terri McKenzie speaks about stress from the vantage point of years as a full-time professional, a full-time student, wife and mother to five children. Open to all campus employees. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development Committee.

ALLEN MOE SPEAKS ABOUT HIS WORK
CURRENTLY SHOWING IN THE GALLERY
Thursday, February 17, 2:30, Room 2059 (VCT)
Allen Moe, the artist currently showing in the college Art gallery, will speak about his work at 2:30 in room 2059 on Thursday. Trained as a biologist, Moe incorporates pieces of the animal and natural world in his unique pots and castings.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 9 - 25
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events.

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://elmo.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE SURVEY
The environmental committee would like input from the campus community regarding placement of potential new recycling containers. Click Here to take the survey.

ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, February 18 from 12:45 – 2:00 p.m. in Room 2925
The College community is invited to attend an all-campus meeting on Friday, Feb. 18th.  President Holly Moore will discuss her plans to address issues related to campus climate and her expectations for improvement.  This meeting is open to all faculty and staff.  During the Q&A session, you are encouraged to raise questions that are of interest to you and your colleagues. For more information, be sure to read Net News that will be published later today.

NOMINATIONS FOR COMMENCEMENT 2005
STUDENT & FACULTY SPEAKERS
Friday, February 18th
Please submit your nominations for student & faculty speakers for Commencement 2005 to Lori Yonemitsu (Room 5200) by Friday, February 18th. (Nomination forms were distributed via campus mail in late January.)

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, February 22, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IVAN BRAGA
The Business Division appreciates the response from the campus community regarding Lyubov Braga, who lost her son in an automobile accident last week. For those who would like to join the faculty and staff of the Business Division in making contributions to a scholarship fund in memory of Lyubov’s son, Ivan, contributions can be forwarded to Lynda Knight, Business Division secretary. Please make checks payable to the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
For more information, contact Carla Hogan at chogan@shoreline.edu.

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
February 14 through 16
While President Holly Moore attends the Community College National Legislative Summit 2005 in Washington, DC, February 14 through 16, VP Darlene Miller is the Administrator in Charge. She can be reached at x4602.

CAREER CONNECTIONS
February 14-18, 2005
Focusing on the needs of Professional-Technical students or those students who want to start their career immediately after completing their two-year degree, Career Connections brings seminars, workshops, panel discussions, and a Career Fair to the campus.  Free to students and to the public.
>Schedule for the week (and TODAY!)

CAREER FAIR
Wednesday, February 16th, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the GYM
Employers seeking new employees will represent approximately 50 companies at the annual Career Fair, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wednesday, February 16th in the gym. Participating companies include Aerotek, Edward Jones Investments, PCC Natural Markets, Evergreen Health Care, the Seattle Police Department and the Department of Transportation.  Workshops include a four hour drop-in clinic for resume critique, an interviewing technique workshop, and a workshop on how to get hired by thinking like the employer.

MEMO FROM THE OFFICE OF HR
Various branches of the military will participate in the SCC-sponsored Career Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 16.  If you are concerned about the presence of the military on campus, please review the attached memo  prepared by Human Resources VP Lee Lambert.  This memo explains very clearly the rights of the military to provide information on the career opportunities available through the military.  If you have additional questions, please contact Lee at x4764.

COSMO CUT-A-THON & FASHION SHOW
Wednesday, February 16 , 9:00am-12:00pm, PUB
See the latest in both fashion design and hair trends while getting your hair cut for $1 at the annual Cosmo Cut-a-thon and Fashion Show, a favorite event at Career and Technical Education Week at SCC. Cosmetology students give the $1 haircuts while instructors supervise and customers will enjoy a fashion show (on a real runway!) organized and emceed by Kristina Stratis and Yura Burkanov, students from the Fashion Merchandising Program.

4TH BROWN BAG WELLNESS PROGRAM
 PRESENTER: MOVAKEL SARGIZI,
INTRAMURAL COORDINATOR
February 16, 12:30pm, Room 1104
How does physical activity promote overall health? How much is needed to have any effect? How do you get started and develop a lifetime habit? Come get motivated to make a positive change in your healthy habits and to see what activities are available to you on campus.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 9 - 25
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events (including today!).

VIDEO: BREAKING THE SILENCE:
AFT-AFRICA AIDS CAMPAIGN
Wednesday, February 16th, 2:30-4:30pm,
Library Conference Rm
Learn more about the AFT-Africa AIDS campaign and the efforts of teachers in Africa to stop the spread of AIDS. Video is about 15 minutes and will be shown continuously. Also, posters created by students in the "Epidemics and Culture" class will illustrate efforts in Africa to combat AIDS. Buy an AFT-Africa AIDS pin with a contribution of $10 or more!

ALLEN MOE SPEAKS ABOUT HIS WORK
CURRENTLY SHOWING IN THE GALLERY
Thursday, February 17, 2:30, Room 2059 (VCT)
Allen Moe, the artist currently showing in the college Art gallery, will speak about his work at 2:30 in room 2059 on Thursday. Trained as a biologist, Moe incorporates pieces of the animal and natural world in his unique pots and castings.

NOMINATE AN SCC STAR
Do you know an outstanding classified staff member? If so, you are encouraged to nominate a permanent classified staff member for a quarterly "SCC Star” Award. Take this opportunity to recognize an outstanding classified staff member who has demonstrated commitment and service to the college. This year we are awarding one “SCC Star” per quarter. Please submit your Winter Quarter nominations no later than February 28, 2005. The winner will be selected and honored in March. To nominate use our easy online form at http://elmo.shoreline.edu/ctsd/star.htm  or nominations can be sent via campus mail or email to pziegler@shoreline.edu. Please be specific and include as many details in the nomination letter as possible detailing what your nominee does, and how his/her work is exemplary. All nominees who are not selected will be eligible for consideration in future quarters within the current academic year. For more information, contact Pam Ziegler at x7858.

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: SESSION # 3 -
"RECOGNIZING DEPRESSION & SUICIDAL IDEATION
IN COLLEGE-AGED YOUTH"
Friday, March 4, 12:30-2:00pm, Room 1515
Seattle’s Youth Prevention Counselors will review the suicide statistics related to college-aged youth, the warning signs for depression and suicide, the risk and protective factors, intervention strategies and referral resources outside the campus. Facilitated by the Youth Suicide Prevention Program in Seattle

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE SURVEY
The environmental committee would like input from the campus community regarding placement of potential new recycling containers. Click Here to take the survey.

THRIVING IN CHAOS: MANAGING WORKPLACE STRESS
Thursday, February 17, 2:00-4:00pm, Room PUB Canteen
Stress is considered one of the prime concerns in today's workplace. In 2000, 43% of workers said their jobs were stressful enough to impact their health--and the stress level just keeps rising. This workshop will look at positive, and even funny, ways to deal with workplace stress. Terri McKenzie speaks about stress from the vantage point of years as a full-time professional, a full-time student, wife and mother to five children. Open to all campus employees. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development Committee.

ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, February 18 from 12:45 – 2:00 p.m. in Room 2925
The College community is invited to attend an all-campus meeting on Friday, Feb. 18th.  President Holly Moore will discuss her plans to address issues related to campus climate and her expectations for improvement.  This meeting is open to all faculty and staff.  During the Q&A session, you are encouraged to raise questions that are of interest to you and your colleagues. For more information, be sure to read Net News that will be published later today.

NOMINATIONS FOR COMMENCEMENT 2005
STUDENT & FACULTY SPEAKERS
Friday, February 18th
Please submit your nominations for student & faculty speakers for Commencement 2005 to Lori Yonemitsu (Room 5200) by Friday, February 18th. (Nomination forms were distributed via campus mail in late January.)

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, February 22, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IVAN BRAGA
The Business Division appreciates the response from the campus community regarding Lyubov Braga, who lost her son in an automobile accident last week. For those who would like to join the faculty and staff of the Business Division in making contributions to a scholarship fund in memory of Lyubov’s son, Ivan, contributions can be forwarded to Lynda Knight, Business Division secretary. Please make checks payable to the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
For more information, contact Carla Hogan at chogan@shoreline.edu.

PUBLIC SERVICE RECOGNITION WEEK, May 2 - 6, 2005
We are pleased to announce Public Service Recognition Week (PSRW), the annual recognition of state employees, will be celebrated May 2 - 6, 2005. We need your help soliciting names of individuals or teams of state employees who have gone the Extra Mile. The Extra Mile Award is given to an individual or group that surpasses expectations for exemplary public service. This is an excellent opportunity to honor outstanding state employees. The nomination form may be downloaded at: www.secstate.wa.gov/productivityboard/
Nominations are due by 5:00 PM Friday, February 25, 2005.

SHOULD IT SNOW...
Just a reminder that snow is predicted for the higher foothills of the Puget Sound area over the next few days. Should inclement weather affect the operation of the college, please click here for procedures at SCC during suspended operation.

COLLEGE COUNCIL MEETS FEBRUARY 15th
February 15, 2pm, Board Room
Shoreline’s College Council will meet today at 2:00 p.m. in the Board Room. Click here for today's Agenda. All staff can access Council agendas and meeting summaries by clicking on “governance committees” on the menu to the left, then clicking on “College Council.”

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
February 14 through 16
While President Holly Moore attends the Community College National Legislative Summit 2005 in Washington, DC, February 14 through 16, VP Beverly Brandt is the Administrator in Charge. She can be reached at x4532.

CAREER CONNECTIONS
February 14-18, 2005
Focusing on the needs of Professional-Technical students or those students who want to start their career immediately after completing their two-year degree, Career Connections brings seminars, workshops, panel discussions, and a Career Fair to the campus.  Free to students and to the public.
>Schedule for the week (and TODAY!)

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 9 - 25
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events.

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Tuesday, February 15, 11:30am, Room 2305
Overeaters Anonymous lunch meeting will be held in the Health Occupations Division, building 2300 in Room 2305, every Tuesday from 11:30 am to 12:20 pm. Please feel free to bring your lunch. For further information you may contact Judy P. at extension 4744 or Barb L. at extension 4713.

VIDEO: BREAKING THE SILENCE:
AFT-AFRICA AIDS CAMPAIGN
Tuesday, February 15 and 16th, 2:30-4:30pm,
Library Conference Rm
Learn more about the AFT-Africa AIDS campaign and the efforts of teachers in Africa to stop the spread of AIDS. Video is about 15 minutes and will be shown continuously. Also, posters created by students in the "Epidemics and Culture" class will illustrate efforts in Africa to combat AIDS. Buy an AFT-Africa AIDS pin with a contribution of $10 or more!

MEMO FROM THE OFFICE OF HR
Various branches of the military will participate in the SCC-sponsored Career Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 16.  If you are concerned about the presence of the military on campus, please review the attached memo  prepared by Human Resources VP Lee Lambert.  This memo explains very clearly the rights of the military to provide information on the career opportunities available through the military.  If you have additional questions, please contact Lee at x4764.

NOMINATIONS FOR COMMENCEMENT 2005
STUDENT & FACULTY SPEAKERS
Friday, February 18th
Please submit your nominations for student & faculty speakers for Commencement 2005 to Lori Yonemitsu (Room 5200) by Friday, February 18th. (Nomination forms were distributed via campus mail in late January.)

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE SURVEY
The environmental committee would like input from the campus community regarding placement of potential new recycling containers. Click Here to take the survey.

CAREER FAIR
Wednesday, February 16th, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the GYM
Employers seeking new employees will represent approximately 50 companies at the annual Career Fair, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wednesday, February 16th in the gym. Participating companies include Aerotek, Edward Jones Investments, PCC Natural Markets, Evergreen Health Care, the Seattle Police Department and the Department of Transportation.  Workshops include a four hour drop-in clinic for resume critique, an interviewing technique workshop, and a workshop on how to get hired by thinking like the employer.

COSMO CUT-A-THON & FASHION SHOW
Wednesday, February 16 , 9:00am-12:00pm, PUB
See the latest in both fashion design and hair trends while getting your hair cut for $1 at the annual Cosmo Cut-a-thon and Fashion Show, a favorite event at Career and Technical Education Week at SCC. Cosmetology students give the $1 haircuts while instructors supervise and customers will enjoy a fashion show (on a real runway!) organized and emceed by Kristina Stratis and Yura Burkanov, students from the Fashion Merchandising Program.

THRIVING IN CHAOS: MANAGING WORKPLACE STRESS
Thursday, February 17, 2:00-4:00pm, Room PUB Canteen
Stress is considered one of the prime concerns in today's workplace. In 2000, 43% of workers said their jobs were stressful enough to impact their health--and the stress level just keeps rising. This workshop will look at positive, and even funny, ways to deal with workplace stress. Terri McKenzie speaks about stress from the vantage point of years as a full-time professional, a full-time student, wife and mother to five children. Open to all campus employees. Sponsored by the Classified Training and Staff Development Committee.

ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, February 18 from 12:45 – 2:00 p.m. in Room 2925
The College community is invited to attend an all-campus meeting on Friday, Feb. 18th.  President Holly Moore will discuss her plans to address issues related to campus climate and her expectations for improvement.  This meeting is open to all faculty and staff.  During the Q&A session, you are encouraged to raise questions that are of interest to you and your colleagues. For more information, be sure to read Net News that will be published later today.

PUBLIC SERVICE RECOGNITION WEEK, May 2 - 6, 2005
We are pleased to announce Public Service Recognition Week (PSRW), the annual recognition of state employees, will be celebrated May 2 - 6, 2005. We need your help soliciting names of individuals or teams of state employees who have gone the Extra Mile. The Extra Mile Award is given to an individual or group that surpasses expectations for exemplary public service. This is an excellent opportunity to honor outstanding state employees. The nomination form may be downloaded at: www.secstate.wa.gov/productivityboard/
Nominations are due by 5:00 PM Friday, February 25, 2005.

NEW SPINDRIFT WEBSITE
The new Spindrift website (Spindrift is Shoreline Community College’s Art & Literary Journal) is now on line.  >Click here for more information.

TESTING CENTER IS LOOKING FOR AN HOURLY EMPLOYEE
The Testing Center is looking for an hourly person to administer the GED test three evenings a week at the main campus and one Saturday a month at the Lake Forest Park Branch campus.  The person must have a BA, be detail oriented, punctual, and able to work with and keep materials secure and confidential.  The person must be able to work with a very diverse population. Click for a more complete job description.

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR IVAN BRAGA
The Business Division appreciates the response from the campus community regarding Lyubov Braga, who lost her son in an automobile accident last week. For those who would like to join the faculty and staff of the Business Division in making contributions to a scholarship fund in memory of Lyubov’s son, Ivan, contributions can be forwarded to Lynda Knight, Business Division secretary. Please make checks payable to the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
For more information, contact Carla Hogan at chogan@shoreline.edu.

SHOULD IT SNOW...
Just a reminder that snow is predicted for the higher foothills of the Puget Sound area over the next few days. Should inclement weather affect the operation of the college, please click here for procedures at SCC during suspended operation.

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
February 14 through 16
While President Holly Moore attends the Community College National Legislative Summit 2005 in Washington, DC, February 14 through 16, VP Beverly Brandt is the Administrator in Charge. She can be reached at x4532.

SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE
The new Spring Quarter Class Schedule will be delivered to campus on Monday, Feb. 14th.  In order to provide better service to our community, we are mailing approximately 70,000 copies to households on our customer list or in our college district.  Schedules will also be mailed to homes upon request.

The Public Information Office has been urged to make this change in our distribution of the credit class schedules in order to attract, recruit, and register more students this spring.  We are also going to provide postcards to students and staff who would like to send a personal note to those who may be considering enrolling at Shoreline Community College. If you have any questions about our class schedules, please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

CAREER CONNECTIONS
February 14-18, 2005
Focusing on the needs of Professional-Technical students or those students who want to start their career immediately after completing their two-year degree, Career Connections brings seminars, workshops, panel discussions, and a Career Fair to the campus.  Free to students and to the public.
>Schedule for the week (and TODAY!)

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
February 9 - 25
Click Here for the Black History Month calendar of events.

VALENTINE'S DAY PARTY
Monday, January 14, Noon-1:30pm , Room Pub Canteen
The Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) will be celebrating Valentine's Day with snacks, salsa dance mini-workshops, music and a couple of prize drawings. The event on Monday 2/14 from 12-1:30 is free but if you purchase a ticket for $1, you will be entered in a prize drawing to win a Valentine's Day basket of goodies or dinner for two ($30 value) restaurant. Please join us!

VALENTINE'S DAY FUN!
Monday, February 14, 10:30am-Noon
The Rainbow Club will host a table with lots of fun, interactive games to celebrate Valentine's Day. Please join us!

CAREER FAIR
Wednesday, February 16th, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the GYM
Employers seeking new employees will represent approximately 50 companies at the annual Career Fair, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wednesday, February 16th in the gym. Participating companies include Aerotek, Edward Jones Investments, PCC Natural Markets, Evergreen Health Care, the Seattle Police Department and the Department of Transportation.  Workshops include a four hour drop-in clinic for resume critique, an interviewing technique workshop, and a workshop on how to get hired by thinking like the employer.

MEMO FROM THE OFFICE OF HR
Various branches of the military will participate in the SCC-sponsored Career Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 16.  If you are concerned about the presence of the military on campus, please review the attached memo  prepared by Human Resources VP Lee Lambert.  This memo explains very clearly the rights of the military to provide information on the career opportunities available through the military.  If you have additional questions, please contact Lee at x4764.

COLLEGE