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Day at a Glance
Wednesday,
January 28, 2004
Climb
as though you were to live forever. Live as though you
were to die tomorrow. - Unknown
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
LAST DAY FOR THE
PUGET SOUND BLOOD DRIVE
Wednesday, Jan. 28 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (closed from 12
Noon -1:00 pm) on the PUB Stage.
The Puget Sound Blood Center will be on campus
this week to receive donations. All types are welcome.
Please consider giving "the gift of life" to
someone you don't know. The process is easy and fairly
painless, and you will feel good knowing you have helped
the community. For more information, contact Lisa Smith
at lsmi@shoreline.edu.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
MEETING
Wednesday, January 28 at 4:00 p.m. in the Building 1000
Board Room
The Board will hold its regularly scheduled meeting
today. All faculty, staff and students are invited
to attend this open public meeting. Note, an
Executive Session, scheduled to last an hour, will be
convened at the beginning of the meeting, so those
planning to attend could arrive at 4:45 p.m. Please
click on this link to view the January Board Agenda.
VARSITY
BASKETBALL
Wednesday, January 28, 5:30 women's game, 7:30 men's game
in the Gymnasium
Come out and support your basketball teams as
they take on Skagit Valley. The Shoreline women's
team is fighting for the top spot in the northern
region. Admission is free for all students and
campus employees.
GET NET NEWS
The highlights of this week's Net News include: Top 40's
Party is a Big Hit, Report from the SCC College Council,
Roofing of the 2900 Building is Causing Quite a Stink,
and more. Click here to see more!
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NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
SCC HOSTS DISTANCE
LEARNING COUNCIL
Monday, February 2 from 8 am - 5 pm in the Automotive
Showroom
Shoreline Community College welcomes the Distance
Learning Council to campus on Monday, February 2nd. The
Council is comprised of representatives from the 34
community and technical colleges in Washington state.
Questions? Contact Ann Garnsey-Harter, x 5879. More
information about the DL Council will be published in
next week's Net News.
FIRST ANNUAL DEC
(MARKETING CLUB) CHARITY DINNER & AUCTION
Friday, January 30 at 6:30 pm at the Greenwood Masonic Temple
(7910 Greenwood Ave. North)
Join the Marketing Club as they auction off great items
such as a vintage 1954 Ford Mustang, Radio station tour,
video games, and more. The ticket price of $15 includes
live jazz, wine tasting, and a steak or chicken dinner.
Dinner is compliments of Outback Steak House. For more
information, contact club advisor David Starr at dstarr@shoreline.edu .
HOW TO WORK WITH
ESSENTIAL SKILLS STUDENTS
Friday, January 30 from 12:30-2:20 pm in Rm 1515
How can you best work with Essential Skills
students (ABE, GED and ESL)? A panel of essential skills
faculty will explore who these students are, what they
eventually do at Shoreline, what is reasonable to expect
from students at various levels, and what unique
challenges students and teachers face. Panel facilitated
by Vince Barnes and Donna Miller-Parker (ESL)
VOIDING AND
DETECTING PLAGIARISM
Friday, January 30 from 12:30-2:00 pm in Rm 4214, Library
This workshop features strategies for how to
track down works that you suspect may have been
plagiarized, and tips for how to avoid plagiarism in the
first place. Come prepared to share your own experiences
and tips. Instructor: Elena Bianco (Library)
TET CELEBRATION
Friday, January 30 from 10:30am-11:45am in the PUB
Join the Vietnamese Club to help celebrate Tet,
the Vietnamese New Year. The celebration will be held in
the PUB on Friday, January 30, from 10:30am to 11:45am.
Activities include a fashion show, videos, and the Dragon
Dance. We look forward to seeing you there! If you have
questions please contact Jennifer Cauffman at X4563.
QUARTERLY BLACKBOARD
USER'S GROUP "HANG" SESSION
Friday, January 30 from 3:30-5:00 pm at DALE'S DELI
Please join us for the winter quarter meeting of Bbug
(Blackboard Users Group). Meet other online instructors
in an informal, casual setting. We'll discuss what's
working in your online, hybrid, and
web-enhanced/supplemental classrooms and what's not, as
well as any other distance learning topics that are on
your mind.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
RETIREMENT PARTY
FOR NANCY ARNOLD
Thursday, January 29 from 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. in the
Student Lounge
Come join us for a celebration to honor Nancy
Arnold, program manager at SCC@LFP, as she retires after
working at the college for over 26 years! There will be a
money tree for those who wish to give.
FACES PHOTO
DISPLAY ENCORE
Monday, January 26 in the Library
Can anyone remember the photo display that was
produced by the FACES Project? Funded through the
Department of Education, the FACES Project’s mission
was to use the transformative power of education to
expand the opportunities available to immigrants and
refugees, and to promote recognition of their
contributions to our campus and our community. More
information on the grant is posted with the photography
display. The photography project premiered in the
Shoreline Community College gallery in October, 2002, and
has since been featured in schools and community centers
around Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area. It is now
available to view in the Library, downstairs adjacent to
the computer lab. Come see these powerful images and read
about a small sample of our students.
I DID NOT SENT
THIS! I DON'T KNOW THIS PERSON
Many campus computer users have reported
receiving an NDR (Non-Delivery Report) for e-mail
messages they did not send. These messages are the result
of Internet worms that have infected computers outside of
our system. Worms select e-mail addresses at random from
the infected computer’s address book. The
sender’s address is forged. In cases where the
message can not be delivered for one reason or another,
you will receive an NDR. If you receive an NDR for a
message that you did not send please just delete it. If
the messages persist or if you suspect that your computer
may be infected with a worm or virus, contact the TSS
helpline at x5872 or tss@shoreline.edu.
COSMETOLOGY
WINTER QTR 04 FACULTY & STAFF 20% OFF
Come Winterize your hair, skin and nails. We are
pleased to announce a 20% discount on all services for
faculty and staff all winter quarter, including break
week. Thank you for your patronage. Our hours this
quarter are: Mon., Tues., Fri. 9:15am - 3:00pm and Wed.,
Thurs. 12:00 - 8:00pm. Please help us improve our
program, ask a friend or family member to join our list
of satisfied customers; make an announcement in your
classes about our salon and its services; put an
announcement in your church or organizational bulletins.
SIXTH ANNUAL
CHILLY CHILI FEED FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
Wednesday, January 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the
Automotive Showroom
Don’t miss out on the fun, good food and
opportunity to socialize with your colleagues! RSVP for
the 6th Annual Chilly Chili Feed for classified staff,
scheduled on Wednesday, January 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., in
the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your
intent to attend this great event to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER,
(ext. 4769 or cwu@shoreline.edu), by Friday, January 23.
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Day at a Glance
Tuesday,
January 27, 2004
Clear
your mind of can't. - Samuel Johnson
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
PUGET SOUND
BLOOD DRIVE
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 27 and Jan. 28 from 9:00 am -
3:00 pm (closed from 12 Noon -1:00 pm) on the PUB Stage.
The Puget Sound Blood Center will be on campus
this week to receive donations. All types are welcome.
Please consider giving "the gift of life" to
someone you don't know. The process is easy and fairly
painless, and you will feel good knowing you have helped
the community. For more information, contact Lisa Smith
at lsmi@shoreline.edu.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
RETIREMENT PARTY
FOR NANCY ARNOLD
Thursday, January 29 from 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. in the
Student Lounge
Come join us for a celebration to honor Nancy
Arnold, program manager at SCC@LFP, as she retires after
working at the college for over 26 years! There will be a
money tree for those who wish to give.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
MEETS JAN 28
4:00 p.m. in the Building 1000 Board Room
The Board will hold its
regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, January 28, beginning at 4:00
p.m. All faculty, staff and students are invited to attend this
open public meeting. Note, an Executive Session, scheduled to last
an hour, will be convened at the beginning of the meeting, so those
planning to attend could arrive at 4:45 p.m. Please click on this
link to view the January Board Agenda.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
FACES PHOTO
DISPLAY ENCORE
Monday, January 26 in the Library
Can anyone remember the photo display that was
produced by the FACES Project? Funded through the
Department of Education, the FACES Project’s mission
was to use the transformative power of education to
expand the opportunities available to immigrants and
refugees, and to promote recognition of their
contributions to our campus and our community. More
information on the grant is posted with the photography
display. The photography project premiered in the
Shoreline Community College gallery in October, 2002, and
has since been featured in schools and community centers
around Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area. It is now
available to view in the Library, downstairs adjacent to
the computer lab. Come see these powerful images and read
about a small sample of our students.
I DID NOT SENT
THIS! I DON'T KNOW THIS PERSON
Many campus computer users have reported
receiving an NDR (Non-Delivery Report) for e-mail
messages they did not send. These messages are the result
of Internet worms that have infected computers outside of
our system. Worms select e-mail addresses at random from
the infected computer’s address book. The
sender’s address is forged. In cases where the
message can not be delivered for one reason or another,
you will receive an NDR. If you receive an NDR for a
message that you did not send please just delete it. If
the messages persist or if you suspect that your computer
may be infected with a worm or virus, contact the TSS
helpline at x5872 or tss@shoreline.edu.
COSMETOLOGY
WINTER QTR 04 FACULTY & STAFF 20% OFF
Come Winterize your hair, skin and nails. We are
pleased to announce a 20% discount on all services for
faculty and staff all winter quarter, including break
week. Thank you for your patronage. Our hours this
quarter are: Mon., Tues., Fri. 9:15am - 3:00pm and Wed.,
Thurs. 12:00 - 8:00pm. Please help us improve our
program, ask a friend or family member to join our list
of satisfied customers; make an announcement in your
classes about our salon and its services; put an
announcement in your church or organizational bulletins.
SIXTH ANNUAL
CHILLY CHILI FEED FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
Wednesday, January 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the
Automotive Showroom
Don’t miss out on the fun, good food and
opportunity to socialize with your colleagues! RSVP for
the 6th Annual Chilly Chili Feed for classified staff,
scheduled on Wednesday, January 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., in
the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your
intent to attend this great event to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER,
(ext. 4769 or cwu@shoreline.edu), by Friday, January 23.
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Day at a Glance
Monday,
January 26, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
FACES PHOTO
DISPLAY ENCORE
Monday, January 26 in the Library
Can anyone remember the photo display that was
produced by the FACES Project? Funded through the
Department of Education, the FACES Project’s mission
was to use the transformative power of education to
expand the opportunities available to immigrants and
refugees, and to promote recognition of their
contributions to our campus and our community. More
information on the grant is posted with the photography
display. The photography project premiered in the
Shoreline Community College gallery in October, 2002, and
has since been featured in schools and community centers
around Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area. It is now
available to view in the Library, downstairs adjacent to
the computer lab. Come see these powerful images and read
about a small sample of our students.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
PUGET SOUND
BLOOD DRIVE
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 27 and Jan. 28 from 9:00 am -
3:00 pm (closed from 12 Noon -1:00 pm) on the PUB Stage.
The Puget Sound Blood Center will be on campus
this week to receive donations. All types are welcome.
Please consider giving "the gift of life" to
someone you don't know. The process is easy and fairly
painless, and you will feel good knowing you have helped
the community. For more information, contact Lisa Smith
at lsmith@shoreline.edu .
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
I DID NOT SENT
THIS! I DON'T KNOW THIS PERSON
Many campus computer users have reported
receiving an NDR (Non-Delivery Report) for e-mail
messages they did not send. These messages are the result
of Internet worms that have infected computers outside of
our system. Worms select e-mail addresses at random from
the infected computer’s address book. The
sender’s address is forged. In cases where the
message can not be delivered for one reason or another,
you will receive an NDR. If you receive an NDR for a
message that you did not send please just delete it. If
the messages persist or if you suspect that your computer
may be infected with a worm or virus, contact the TSS
helpline at x5872 or tss@shoreline.edu.
COSMETOLOGY
WINTER QTR 04 FACULTY & STAFF 20% OFF
Come Winterize your hair, skin and nails. We are
pleased to announce a 20% discount on all services for
faculty and staff all winter quarter, including break
week. Thank you for your patronage. Our hours this
quarter are: Mon., Tues., Fri. 9:15am - 3:00pm and Wed.,
Thurs. 12:00 - 8:00pm. Please help us improve our
program, ask a friend or family member to join our list
of satisfied customers; make an announcement in your
classes about our salon and its services; put an
announcement in your church or organizational bulletins.
GET NET NEWS
It's a new Net News! Top stories include Dolphie
Awards, 40th Anniversary Celebration, Fulbright Scholar
Announcement, Smoking Shelters, and more! Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
SIXTH ANNUAL
CHILLY CHILI FEED FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
Wednesday, January 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the
Automotive Showroom
Don’t miss out on the fun, good food and
opportunity to socialize with your colleagues! RSVP for
the 6th Annual Chilly Chili Feed for classified staff,
scheduled on Wednesday, January 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., in
the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your
intent to attend this great event to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER,
(ext. 4769 or cwu@shoreline.edu), by Friday, January 23.
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Day at a Glance
Friday,
January 23, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
A TEST OF THE
SCC EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM (THE PHONES AND EMAIL)
Sometime during the morning on Friday, PIO and
Tech Support Services will post test Emergency messages
to the campus voicemail and email systems. We are testing
the delivery system to ensure that all staff are
receiving the message in a timely fashion. Please DELETE the messages. This is just a
test. If you do NOT receive any messages, please contact
Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.
WAC
INTERNATIONAL VISITOR DELEGATION
Friday, January 23 from 9:30 am – 1 pm.
The Worldly Philosophers and Dismal Scientists
Society, the Professional Development Program and the
International Programs Office are pleased to partner with
the World Affairs Council (WAC) to host an official WAC
International Visitor Delegation at Shoreline Community
College.
Members of the WAC
International Visitors Delegation represent Algeria,
Syria, Saudi Arabia and the West Bank. Their expertise is
civic activism and social responsibility. They will be
visiting classes and joining faculty, staff and students
for a brown-bag lunch discussion. This is a unique
opportunity for the campus community to welcome the World
Affairs Council Delegation to Seattle.
9:30- 10:20
am in Room 1814
Class Discussion – Topic: The Impact of American
Foreign Policy in the Middle East
11:30am
– 1:00pm in the Auto Show Room
Lunch and Round Table Discussion – Topic: Civic
responsibility in addressing conflict between the
Middle East and the West
Space for the lunch and round table discussion is
limited to 30 participants. In order to reserve
attendance, please RSVP to International Education
Manager Colleen Cooper at ext. 6676 or ccooper@shoreline.edu Brown bag lunches are
welcome or you can order a box lunch for $9 with
Colleen no later than 5 pm on Wednesday, January 21.
DIGITAL CAMERA
WORKSHOP - CANCELLED
Friday, January 23 from 2:00-3:30 pm in Rm 4214, Library
Want to enhance your presentations with photos,
but don't know where to start? You don't need advanced
skills or even your own camera to take great digital
photos.. this workshop will provide training on the new
Sony Cyber-shot cameras now available at the Media
Center. Facilitated by Larry Cheng (Library Media)
FUN WITH FERPA:
WHAT WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT STUDENTS' RIGHT TO PRIVACY
Friday, January 23 from 12:30-1:30 pm in Rm 1515
Do you innocently give out private student
information without knowing it may be in violation of the
law? Learn more about what student rights to privacy are,
and how FERPA (The Family Education Rights and Privacy
Act.. for Students) affects faculty and staff on campus.
Get the "Top 10 Don't Do List" and the
"Top 10 Yes Do List". You have to see it to
believe it! And remember, when in doubt, don't give it
out! Robin Young (Registrar)
FINDING ARTICLES
FROM HOME OR OFFICE
Friday, January 23 from 12:30-2:00 pm in Rm 4214, Library
Learn now to access journal, magazine and
newspaper articles from on or off-campus using our online
databases.
PRESIDENT HOLLY
MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, January 23 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. in Holly's
Office
The door is open and all topics are open for discussion
on Friday, January 23, between 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. in
President Holly Moore's office (Admin Bldg 1000, Room
1018). No appointment is necessary for this great
opportunity to share your thoughts, get Holly's
"take" and have some roundtable discussion. If
you have any questions, call Michele Foley at ext. 4552.
LET'S PARTY LIKE
IT WAS 1964!!!
Friday, January 23 from 6:00PM in the PUB
This Friday night, January 23, the place to be
and be seen is the SCC Grand PUB Ballroom. We are turning
back the clock to 1964 - the year the Beatles came to
America and the year Shoreline Community College began.
Come eat at the Sock It To Me Buffet, drink from the
hosted bar and dance to the tunes of Funk'n Groove.
Polyester and other 60s attire is welcome. Tickets are
$40/person. RSVP/ Questions: x 4755, or lyaw@shoreline.edu
PIANO DUET
RECITAL OF FRENCH COMPOSERS
Sunday, January 25 at 3:00 p.m. in the Campus Theater
Husband and wife team, Dainius and Asta Vaicekonis, will
perform a piano duet recital of French composers for the
benefit of the Shoreline Piano Scholarship Fund. Dainius
is a member of the Shoreline Piano Faculty. Tickets
are $10, $8 and $4.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
FACES PHOTO
DISPLAY ENCORE
Monday, January 26 in the Library
Can anyone remember the photo display that was
produced by the FACES Project? Funded through the
Department of Education, the FACES Project’s mission
was to use the transformative power of education to
expand the opportunities available to immigrants and
refugees, and to promote recognition of their
contributions to our campus and our community. More
information on the grant is posted with the photography
display. The photography project premiered in the
Shoreline Community College gallery in October, 2002, and
has since been featured in schools and community centers
around Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area. It is now
available to view in the Library, downstairs adjacent to
the computer lab. Come see these powerful images and read
about a small sample of our students.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
I DID NOT SENT
THIS! I DON'T KNOW THIS PERSON
Many campus computer users have reported
receiving an NDR (Non-Delivery Report) for e-mail
messages they did not send. These messages are the result
of Internet worms that have infected computers outside of
our system. Worms select e-mail addresses at random from
the infected computer’s address book. The
sender’s address is forged. In cases where the
message can not be delivered for one reason or another,
you will receive an NDR. If you receive an NDR for a
message that you did not send please just delete it. If
the messages persist or if you suspect that your computer
may be infected with a worm or virus, contact the TSS
helpline at x5872 or tss@shoreline.edu.
COSMETOLOGY
WINTER QTR 04 FACULTY & STAFF 20% OFF
Come Winterize your hair, skin and nails. We are
pleased to announce a 20% discount on all services for
faculty and staff all winter quarter, including break
week. Thank you for your patronage. Our hours this
quarter are: Mon., Tues., Fri. 9:15am - 3:00pm and Wed.,
Thurs. 12:00 - 8:00pm. Please help us improve our
program, ask a friend or family member to join our list
of satisfied customers; make an announcement in your
classes about our salon and its services; put an
announcement in your church or organizational bulletins.
GET NET NEWS
It's a new Net News! Top stories include Dolphie
Awards, 40th Anniversary Celebration, Fulbright Scholar
Announcement, Smoking Shelters, and more! Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
SIXTH ANNUAL
CHILLY CHILI FEED FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
Wednesday, January 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the
Automotive Showroom
Don’t miss out on the fun, good food and
opportunity to socialize with your colleagues! RSVP for
the 6th Annual Chilly Chili Feed for classified staff,
scheduled on Wednesday, January 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., in
the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your
intent to attend this great event to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER,
(ext. 4769 or cwu@shoreline.edu), by Friday, January 23.
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Day at a Glance
- Happy Chinese New
Year! Gung Hay Fat Choy!
Thursday,
January 22, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
GUEST SPEAKER ON
CAMPUS - TOM EDWARDS
Thursday, January 22 at 12:30 pm in room 1713
Tom Edwards, Senior Geopolitical Strategist for
Microsoft's Geopolitical Strategy Team, will discuss the
role that geography and geopolitics play in this
multi-national corporation's efforts to build local
consumer trust while navigating very real and precarious
local/regional risks.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
A TEST OF THE
SCC EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM (THE PHONES AND EMAIL)
Sometime during the morning on Friday, PIO and
Tech Support Services will post test Emergency messages
to the campus voicemail and email systems. We are testing
the delivery system to ensure that all staff are
receiving the message in a timely fashion. Please DELETE the messages. This is just a
test. If you do NOT receive any messages, please contact
Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu .
I DID NOT SENT
THIS! I DON'T KNOW THIS PERSON
Many campus computer users have reported
receiving an NDR (Non-Delivery Report) for e-mail
messages they did not send. These messages are the result
of Internet worms that have infected computers outside of
our system. Worms select e-mail addresses at random from
the infected computer’s address book. The
sender’s address is forged. In cases where the
message can not be delivered for one reason or another,
you will receive an NDR. If you receive an NDR for a
message that you did not send please just delete it. If
the messages persist or if you suspect that your computer
may be infected with a worm or virus, contact the TSS
helpline at x5872 or tss@shoreline.edu.
COSMETOLOGY
WINTER QTR 04 FACULTY & STAFF 20% OFF
Come Winterize your hair, skin and nails. We are
pleased to announce a 20% discount on all services for
faculty and staff all winter quarter, including break
week. Thank you for your patronage. Our hours this
quarter are: Mon., Tues., Fri. 9:15am - 3:00pm and Wed.,
Thurs. 12:00 - 8:00pm. Please help us improve our
program, ask a friend or family member to join our list
of satisfied customers; make an announcement in your
classes about our salon and its services; put an
announcement in your church or organizational bulletins.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
GET NET NEWS
It's a new Net News! Top stories include Dolphie
Awards, 40th Anniversary Celebration, Fulbright Scholar
Announcement, Smoking Shelters, and more! Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
WAC
INTERNATIONAL VISITOR DELEGATION
Friday, January 23 from 9:30 am – 1 pm.
The Worldly Philosophers and Dismal Scientists
Society, the Professional Development Program and the
International Programs Office are pleased to partner with
the World Affairs Council (WAC) to host an official WAC
International Visitor Delegation at Shoreline Community
College.
Members of the WAC
International Visitors Delegation represent Algeria,
Syria, Saudi Arabia and the West Bank. Their expertise is
civic activism and social responsibility. They will be
visiting classes and joining faculty, staff and students
for a brown-bag lunch discussion. This is a unique
opportunity for the campus community to welcome the World
Affairs Council Delegation to Seattle.
9:30- 10:20
am in Room 1814
Class Discussion – Topic: The Impact of American
Foreign Policy in the Middle East
11:30am
– 1:00pm in the Auto Show Room
Lunch and Round Table Discussion – Topic: Civic
responsibility in addressing conflict between the
Middle East and the West
Space for the lunch and round table discussion is
limited to 30 participants. In order to reserve
attendance, please RSVP to International Education
Manager Colleen Cooper at ext. 6676 or ccooper@shoreline.edu Brown bag lunches are
welcome or you can order a box lunch for $9 with
Colleen no later than 5 pm on Wednesday, January 21.
DIGITAL CAMERA
WORKSHOP
Friday, January 23 from 2:00-3:30 in Rm 4214, Library
Want to enhance your presentations with photos,
but don't know where to start? You don't need advanced
skills or even your own camera to take great digital
photos.. this workshop will provide training on the new
Sony Cyber-shot cameras now available at the Media
Center. Facilitated by Larry Cheng (Library Media)
LET'S PARTY LIKE
IT WAS 1964!!!
Friday, January 23 from 6:00PM in the PUB
This Friday night, January 23, the place to be
and be seen is the SCC Grand PUB Ballroom. We are turning
back the clock to 1964 - the year the Beatles came to
America and the year Shoreline Community College began.
Come eat at the Sock It To Me Buffet, drink from the
hosted bar and dance to the tunes of Funk'n Groove.
Polyester and other 60s attire is welcome. Tickets are
$40/person. RSVP/ Questions: x 4755, or lyaw@shoreline.edu
FUN WITH FERPA:
WHAT WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT STUDENTS' RIGHT TO PRIVACY
Friday, January 23 from 12:30-1:30 in Rm 1515
Do you innocently give out private student
information without knowing it may be in violation of the
law? Learn more about what student rights to privacy are,
and how FERPA (The Family Education Rights and Privacy
Act..for Students) affects faculty and staff on campus.
Get the "Top 10 Don't Do List" and the
"Top 10 Yes Do List". You have to see it to
believe it! And remember, when in doubt, don't give it
out! Robin Young (Registrar)
FINDING ARTICLES
FROM HOME OR OFFICE
Friday, January 23 from 12:30-2:00 in Rm 4214, Library
Learn now to access journal, magazine and
newspaper articles from on or off-campus using our online
databases.
PIANO DUET
RECITAL OF FRENCH COMPOSERS
Sunday, January 25 at 3:00 p.m. in the Campus Theater
Husband and wife team, Dainius and Asta Vaicekonis, will
perform a piano duet recital of French composers for the
benefit of the Shoreline Piano Scholarship Fund. Dainius
is a member of the Shoreline Piano Faculty.
Tickets are $10, $8 and $4.
PRESIDENT HOLLY
MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, January 23 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. in Holly's
Office
The door is open and all topics are open for discussion
on Friday, January 23, between 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. in
President Holly Moore's office (Admin Bldg 1000, Room
1018). No appointment is necessary for this great
opportunity to share your thoughts, get Holly's
"take" and have some roundtable discussion. If
you have any questions, call Michele Foley at ext. 4552.
SIXTH ANNUAL
CHILLY CHILI FEED FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
Wednesday, January 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the
Automotive Showroom
Don’t miss out on the fun, good food and
opportunity to socialize with your colleagues! RSVP for
the 6th Annual Chilly Chili Feed for classified staff,
scheduled on Wednesday, January 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., in
the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your
intent to attend this great event to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER,
(ext. 4769 or cwu.shoreline.edu), by Friday, January 23.
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Day at a Glance
- Change your
thoughts and you change your world. -Norman
Vincent Peale
Wednesday,
January 21, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Wednesday, January 21 in the Gymnasium
Women's Basketball Game against Bellevue, 5:30
PM-7:30 pm
Men's Basketball Game against Bellevue, 7:30 PM-9:30 pm
TEACHING ONLINE
USING BLACKBOARD: THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE
Wednesday, January 21 from 12:30-1:30 in Rm 4106
We will discuss how students find out about
online classes, what support services they receive, and
how they access your online classroom. You'll learn how
to set up your Blackboard classroom for student entry and
how to manage online users in your classroom. Please
reserve your space by contacting Distance Learning -
dl@shoreline.edu or ext 6966.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
GET NET NEWS
It's a new Net News! Top stories include Dolphie
Awards, 40th Anniversary Celebration, Fulbright Scholar
Announcement, Smoking Shelters, and more! Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
WAC
INTERNATIONAL VISITOR DELEGATION
Friday, January 23 from 9:30 am – 1 pm.
The Worldly Philosophers and Dismal Scientists
Society, the Professional Development Program and the
International Programs Office are pleased to partner with
the World Affairs Council (WAC) to host an official WAC
International Visitor Delegation at Shoreline Community
College.
Members of the WAC
International Visitors Delegation represent Algeria,
Syria, Saudi Arabia and the West Bank. Their expertise is
civic activism and social responsibility. They will be
visiting classes and joining faculty, staff and students
for a brown-bag lunch discussion. This is a unique
opportunity for the campus community to welcome the World
Affairs Council Delegation to Seattle.
9:30- 10:20
am in Room 1814
Class Discussion – Topic: The Impact of American
Foreign Policy in the Middle East
11:30am
– 1:00pm in the Auto Show Room
Lunch and Round Table Discussion – Topic: Civic
responsibility in addressing conflict between the
Middle East and the West
Space for the lunch and round table discussion is
limited to 30 participants. In order to reserve
attendance, please RSVP to International Education
Manager Colleen Cooper at ext. 6676 or
ccooper@shoreline.edu Brown bag lunches are welcome
or you can order a box lunch for $9 with Colleen no
later than 5 pm on Wednesday, January 21.
DIGITAL CAMERA
WORKSHOP
Friday, January 23 from 2:00-3:30 in Rm 4214, Library
Want to enhance your presentations with photos,
but don't know where to start? You don't need advanced
skills or even your own camera to take great digital
photos.. this workshop will provide training on the new
Sony Cyber-shot cameras now available at the Media
Center. Facilitated by Larry Cheng (Library Media)
LET'S PARTY LIKE
IT WAS 1964!!!
Friday, January 23 from 6:00PM in the PUB
This Friday night, January 23, the place to be
and be seen is the SCC Grand PUB Ballroom. We are turning
back the clock to 1964 - the year the Beatles came to
America and the year Shoreline Community College began.
Come eat at the Sock It To Me Buffet, drink from the
hosted bar and dance to the tunes of Funk'n Groove.
Polyester and other 60s attire is welcome. Tickets are
$40/person. RSVP/ Questions: x 4755, or
lyaw@shoreline.edu
FUN WITH FERPA:
WHAT WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT STUDENTS' RIGHT TO PRIVACY
Friday, January 23 from 12:30-1:30 in Rm 1515
Do you innocently give out private student
information without knowing it may be in violation of the
law? Learn more about what student rights to privacy are,
and how FERPA (The Family Education Rights and Privacy
Act..for Students) affects faculty and staff on campus.
Get the "Top 10 Don't Do List" and the
"Top 10 Yes Do List". You have to see it to
believe it! And remember, when in doubt, don't give it
out! Robin Young (Registrar)
FINDING ARTICLES
FROM HOME OR OFFICE
Friday, January 23 from 12:30-2:00 in Rm 4214, Library
Learn now to access journal, magazine and
newspaper articles from on or off-campus using our online
databases.
******
PREVIOUS
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PIANO DUET
RECITAL OF FRENCH COMPOSERS
Sunday, January 25 at 3:00 p.m. in the Campus Theater
Husband and wife team, Dainius and Asta Vaicekonis, will
perform a piano duet recital of French composers for the
benefit of the Shoreline Piano Scholarship Fund. Dainius
is a member of the Shoreline Piano Faculty.
RETIREMENT
CELEBRATION FOR NANCY ARNOLD
Thursday, January 29 from 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. in the
Student Lounge
Come join us for a celebration to honor Nancy
Arnold, program manager at SCC@LFP, as she retires after
working at the college for over 26 years!
PRESIDENT HOLLY
MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, January 23 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. in Holly's
Office
The door is open and all topics are open for discussion
on Friday, January 23, between 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. in
President Holly Moore's office (Admin Bldg 1000, Room
1018). No appointment is necessary for this great
opportunity to share your thoughts, get Holly's
"take" and have some roundtable discussion. If
you have any questions, call Michele Foley at ext. 4552.
SIXTH ANNUAL
CHILLY CHILI FEED FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
Wednesday, January 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the
Automotive Showroom
Don’t miss out on the fun, good food and
opportunity to socialize with your colleagues! RSVP for
the 6th Annual Chilly Chili Feed for classified staff,
scheduled on Wednesday, January 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., in
the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your
intent to attend this great event to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER,
(ext. 4769 or cwu.shoreline.edu), by Friday, January 23.
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Day at a Glance
- Be willing
to let anything happen. -Unknown
Friday,
January 16, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
ALL-CAMPUS
PARTY! - CELEBRATE SCC'S 40th ANNIVERSARY
Friday, January 16 from 12:30-2:30 pm in the PUB Grand
Ballroom
Come join your colleagues as we give a toast to
our next 40 years. A short program will begin at 1:00
pm. Historical mementos from the past, museum
displays, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and cake and
ice-cream will highlight the day.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
PRESIDENT HOLLY
MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, January 23 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. in Holly's
Office
The door is open and all topics are open for discussion
on Friday, January 23, between 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. in
President Holly Moore's office (Admin Blding 1000, Room
1018). No appointment is necessary for this great
opportunity to share your thoughts, get Holly's
"take" and have some roundtable discussion. If
you have any questions, call Michele Foley at ext. 4552.
SIXTH ANNUAL
CHILLY CHILI FEED FOR CLASSIFIED STAFF
Wednesday, January 28 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the
Automotive Showroom
Don’t miss out on the fun, good food and
opportunity to socialize with your colleagues! RSVP for
the 6th Annual Chilly Chili Feed for classified staff,
scheduled on Wednesday, January 28, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., in
the Automotive Showroom. Cost is $1. Call or email your
intent to attend this great event to Chi-Feng Wu, HR/ER,
(ext. 4769 or cwu.shoreline.edu), by Friday, January 23.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
BUILDING 1000
ROOM SCHEDULING
If you have scheduled a conference room in Building 1000
(Administration Building)for Winter or Spring Quarter
2004, please check with Mary Sheaffer at ext. 6904 (msheaffe@shoreline.edu ) to be sure your meeting is
confirmed. The Board Room may be called in to service as
a classroom, which will necessitate rescheduling, which,
if done with plenty of lead time, will mean more options.
This message is going to staff, but also applies to
students who have booked rooms or plan to book Winter or
Spring Quarters.
PLEASE HELP US
FIND OUR MISSING TABLES
The Services for Students with Disabilities
program is missing 10 adjustable height/wheelchair
tables. These are critical to providing accommodations to
students with disabilities. These tables are expensive
and easy to mistake as classroom/office furniture. If you
have or have seen one please call us at extension 4545
and we will come pick it up –no questions asked.
These tables are approximately 19” X 30”. Some
are all black with a lip across the top edge and some
have a wood grain Formica top. Both types are on metal
legs with wheels and are adjustable in height.
GET NET NEWS
It's a new Net News! Top stories include new
billboard advertising, Recap of David Henry Hwang
presentation, Bridge Grant, new Motor Pool Vehicles, and
more! Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
TRANSFER STUDENT
TUTORING MOVES
The Transfer Student Tutoring Office has move to
the Student Programs Office in the PUB, Room 952. We
offer tutoring assistance and employment opportunities
for students. Our office provides up to two hours per
week per subject of free tutoring for students requesting
help with transfer courses. Tutors are paid between $7.50
and $8.40 per hour, and both students and non-students
may be hired as tutors. Please encourage your students to
take advantage of this valuable opportunity to support
their academic success. All tutors are required to
receive written faculty authorization to tutor students
in their classes. Winter office hours are from 8:00 am-5
pm Monday-Thursday, and 8:00 am-4:30 on Friday. For
assistance, please contact either Bernie Black, Mei-Chun
Chang, Jasmine Eballar, or Gretchen Larson at extension
4776, or Tutors@shoreline.edu.
HONOR RECITAL
Thursday, January 15 at 7:30 pm in the THEATER
Instrumental and vocal students selected for
outstanding fall quarter juries will be performing music
solos from the Renaissance to the 20th Century.
Performers are: Ayako Ishida, piano; Juliana
Brandon, soprano; Rico Martinez, classical guitar; Leo
Jackson, baritone; Sarah McAlinn, viola, Geam Lim, tenor,
Akira Yanagisawa, piano; Tiffany Lawrence, soprano;
Elliot Newlin, tenor, Masayo Takayama, piano, Tia Hammer,
soprano; Letitia Page, soprano, Jacob Wagner,
piano. Free admission.
FULBRIGHT
FACULTY WORKSHOP
Friday, February 13 from 9-11am at South Seattle
Community College, Brockey Center, JMB
Debra Egan, assistant director of the Council
for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), offers a
workshop on the Fulbright Program for Faculty and
Professionals. Learn about lecturing and research
opportunities in 140 countries; get advice on which
country to apply to and making contacts abroad; learn how
to prepare the Fulbright application; and explore how
your campus can host visiting foreign Fulbright scholars.
No charge for the workshop. Fulbright campus
representatives and interested faculty are encouraged to
attend. Please contact Susan Sharp at ssharp@cies.iie.org. Space is limited, please RSVP
by Feb. 5th. Directions and parking: http://southseattle.edu/campus/map.htm. Parking passes are $1. Any
logistical questions, contact Mary Jo White at mwhite@sccd.ctc.edu.
DOLPHIE AWARD
AND OTHER KUDOS
Does someone in your area deserve to be recognized for
their dedicated attitude at work? Consider nominating
this person for the Dolphie Award. Awards for faculty,
classified or administrative exempt staff will be given
each quarter to one or two people who exemplify the
spirit of the College. Go to KUDO's to submit an online application.
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Day at a Glance
- As fast as
each opportunity presents itself, use it! No
matter how tiny an opportunity it may be. -Robert
Collier
Thursday,
January 15, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
MLK DAY SCC
Thursday, January 15, 9:30am - 1:30pm, PUB
This year's MLK Day is sponsored by the African
Student Club, Black Student Union, the
Multicultural/Diversity Education Center and the Worldly
Philosophers & Dismal Scientists Club. Vocal
performances will be made by Venee' Eskridge and Eugene
& Drummers will perform African drumming.
BUILDING 1000
ROOM SCHEDULING
If you have scheduled a conference room in Building 1000
(Administration Building)for Winter or Spring Quarter
2004, please check with Mary Sheaffer at ext. 6904 (msheaffe@shoreline.edu ) to be sure your meeting is
confirmed. The Board Room may be called in to service as
a classroom, which will necessitate rescheduling, which,
if done with plenty of lead time, will mean more options.
This message is going to staff, but also applies to
students who have booked rooms or plan to book Winter or
Spring Quarters.
PLEASE HELP US
FIND OUR MISSING TABLES
The Services for Students with Disabilities
program is missing 10 adjustable height/wheelchair
tables. These are critical to providing accommodations to
students with disabilities. These tables are expensive
and easy to mistake as classroom/office furniture. If you
have or have seen one please call us at extension 4545
and we will come pick it up –no questions asked.
These tables are approximately 19” X 30”. Some
are all black with a lip across the top edge and some
have a wood grain Formica top. Both types are on metal
legs with wheels and are adjustable in height.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
ALL-CAMPUS
PARTY! - CELEBRATE SCC'S 40th ANNIVERSARY
Friday, January 16 from 12:30-2:30 pm in the PUB Grand
Ballroom
Can you name the Trustee who served only 4
months on the Board of Directors? Mark your calendars for
an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! A
short program will begin at 1:00 pm.
Historical mementos from the past, museum displays, songs
by our Shoreline Singers, and cake and ice-cream will
highlight the day. Come join your colleagues as we give a
toast to our next 40 years.
GET NET NEWS
It's a new Net News! Top stories include new
billboard advertising, Recap of David Henry Hwang
presentation, Bridge Grant, new Motor Pool Vehicles, and
more! Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
TRANSFER STUDENT
TUTORING MOVES
The Transfer Student Tutoring Office has move to
the Student Programs Office in the PUB, Room 952. We
offer tutoring assistance and employment opportunities
for students. Our office provides up to two hours per
week per subject of free tutoring for students requesting
help with transfer courses. Tutors are paid between $7.50
and $8.40 per hour, and both students and non-students
may be hired as tutors. Please encourage your students to
take advantage of this valuable opportunity to support
their academic success. All tutors are required to
receive written faculty authorization to tutor students
in their classes. Winter office hours are from 8:00 am-5
pm Monday-Thursday, and 8:00 am-4:30 on Friday. For
assistance, please contact either Bernie Black, Mei-Chun
Chang, Jasmine Eballar, or Gretchen Larson at extension
4776, or Tutors@shoreline.edu.
HONOR RECITAL
Thursday, January 15 at 7:30 pm in the THEATER
Instrumental and vocal students selected for
outstanding fall quarter juries will be performing music
solos from the Renaissance to the 20th Century.
Performers are: Ayako Ishida, piano; Juliana
Brandon, soprano; Rico Martinez, classical guitar; Leo
Jackson, baritone; Sarah McAlinn, viola, Geam Lim, tenor,
Akira Yanagisawa, piano; Tiffany Lawrence, soprano;
Elliot Newlin, tenor, Masayo Takayama, piano, Tia Hammer,
soprano; Letitia Page, soprano, Jacob Wagner,
piano. Free admission.
FULBRIGHT
FACULTY WORKSHOP
Friday, February 13 from 9-11am at South Seattle
Community College, Brockey Center, JMB
Debra Egan, assistant director of the Council
for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), offers a
workshop on the Fulbright Program for Faculty and
Professionals. Learn about lecturing and research
opportunities in 140 countries; get advice on which
country to apply to and making contacts abroad; learn how
to prepare the Fulbright application; and explore how
your campus can host visiting foreign Fulbright scholars.
No charge for the workshop. Fulbright campus
representatives and interested faculty are encouraged to
attend. Please contact Susan Sharp at ssharp@cies.iie.org. Space is limited, please RSVP
by Feb. 5th. Directions and parking:
http://southseattle.edu/campus/map.htm. Parking passes
are $1. Any logistical questions, contact Mary Jo White at
mwhite@sccd.ctc.edu.
DOLPHIE AWARD
AND OTHER KUDOS
Does someone in your area deserve to be recognized for
their dedicated attitude at work? Consider nominating
this person for the Dolphie Award. Awards for faculty,
classified or administrative exempt staff will be given
each quarter to one or two people who exemplify the
spirit of the College. Go to KUDO's to submit an online application.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
- As fast as
each opportunity presents itself, use it! No
matter how tiny an opportunity it may be. -Robert
Collier
Wednesday,
January 14, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
ACHIEVING
STUDENT SUCCESS WITH RESEARCH
Wednesday, January 14 from 12:30-2:00 pm in Rm 4214,
Library Research Lab
Unhappy with your students' research? Are all of
their sources from Google? Do they get frustrated even
finding a topic? This workshop will offer tips for
helping your students find success when they do research.
Instructor: Joanna Tillson (Library).
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
ALL-CAMPUS
PARTY! - CELEBRATE SCC'S 40th ANNIVERSARY
Friday, January 16 from 12:30-2:30
pm in the PUB Grand
Ballroom
Can you name the Trustee who served only 4
months on the Board of Directors? Mark your calendars for
an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary!
Historical mementos from the past, museum displays, songs
by our Shoreline Singers, and cake and ice-cream will
highlight the day. Come join your colleagues as we give a
toast to our next 40 years.
MLK DAY SCC
Thursday, January 15, 9:30am - 1:30pm, PUB
This year's MLK Day is sponsored by the African
Student Club, Black Student Union, the
Multicultural/Diversity Education Center and the Wordly
Philosophers & Dismal Scientists Club. Vocal
performances will be made by Venee' Eskridge and Eugene
& Drummers will perform African drumming.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
GET NET NEWS
It's a new Net News! Top stories include new
billboard advertising, Recap of David Henry Hwang
presentation, Bridge Grant, new Motor Pool Vehicles, and
more! Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
TRANSFER STUDENT
TUTUORING MOVES
The Transfer Student Tutoring Office has move to
the Student Programs Office in the PUB, Room 952. We
offer tutoring assistance and employment opportunities
for students. Our office provides up to two hours per
week per subject of free tutoring for students requesting
help with transfer courses. Tutors are paid between $7.50
and $8.40 per hour, and both students and non-students
may be hired as tutors. Please encourage your students to
take advantage of this valuable opportunity to support
their academic success. All tutors are required to
receive written faculty authorization to tutor students
in their classes. Winter office hours are from 8:00 am-5
pm Monday-Thursday, and 8:00 am-4:30 on Friday. For
assistance, please contact either Bernie Black, Mei-Chun
Chang, Jasmine Eballar, or Gretchen Larson at extension
4776, or Tutors@shoreline.edu.
HONOR RECITAL
Thursday, January 15 at 7:30 pm in the THEATER
Instrumental and vocal students selected for
outstanding fall quarter juries will be performing music
solos from the Renaissance to the 20th Century.
Performers are: Ayako Ishida, piano; Juliana
Brandon, soprano; Rico Martinez, classical guitar; Leo
Jackson, baritone; Sarah McAlinn, viola, Geam Lim, tenor,
Akira Yanagisawa, piano; Tiffany Lawrence, soprano;
Elliot Newlin, tenor, Masayo Takayama, piano, Tia Hammer,
soprano; Letitia Page, soprano, Jacob Wagner,
piano. Free admission.
FULBRIGHT
FACULTY WORKSHOP
Friday, February 13 from 9-11am at South Seattle
Community College, Brockey Center, JMB
Debra Egan, assistant director of the Council
for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), offers a
workshop on the Fulbright Program for Faculty and
Professionals. Learn about lecturing and research
opportunities in 140 countries; get advice on which
country to apply to and making contacts abroad; learn how
to prepare the Fulbright application; and explore how
your campus can host visiting foreign Fulbright scholars.
No charge for the workshop. Fulbright campus
representatives and interested faculty are encouraged to
attend. Please contact Susan Sharp at ssharp@cies.iie.org. Space is limited, please RSVP
by Feb. 5th. Directions and parking:
http://southseattle.edu/campus/map.htm. Parking passes
are $1. Any logistical qustions, contact Mary Jo White at
mwhite@sccd.ctc.edu.
DOLPHIE AWARD
AND OTHER KUDOS
Does someone in your area deserve to be recognized for
their dedicated attitude at work? Consider nominating
this person for the Dolphie Award. Awards for faculty,
classified or administrative exempt staff will be given
each quarter to one or two people who exemplify the
spirit of the College. Go to KUDO's to submit an online application.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
- As fast as
each opportunity presents itself, use it! No
matter how tiny an opportunity it may be. -Robert
Collier
Monday,
January 12, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
TEACHING ONLINE
USING BLACKBOARD: GETTING STARTED
Monday, January 12 from 12:30-2:30 in Rm 4106
Get started in an online classroom in
Blackboard, the software that SCC uses for its online,
hybrid, and web-enhanced classes (web-enhanced refers to
a face-to-face class with a supplemental online
component). We also will discuss course design and
organization. If you are interested in using Blackboard
as a tool for teaching or are fairly new at using it,
this workshop is for you. Please reserve your space by
contacting Distance Learning dl@shoreline.edu or ext 6966.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
HONOR RECITAL
Thursday, January 15 at 7:30 pm in the THEATER
Instrumental and vocal students selected for
outstanding fall quarter juries will be performing music
solos from the Renaissance to the 20th Century.
Performers are: Ayako Ishida, piano; Juliana
Brandon, soprano; Rico Martinez, classical guitar; Leo
Jackson, baritone; Sarah McAlinn, viola, Geam Lim, tenor,
Akira Yanagisawa, piano; Tiffany Lawrence, soprano;
Elliot Newlin, tenor, Masayo Takayama, piano, Tia Hammer,
soprano; Letitia Page, soprano, Jacob Wagner,
piano. Free admission.
GET NET NEWS
The Public Information Office will now publish
Net News on a weekly basis. We have a new format, too!!!
Top Stories this week include: 40th Anniversary
Celebrations, Library goes wireless, SCC Hosts Skills
Panel, New Student Retention Program, and more. Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
FULBRIGHT
FACULTY WORKSHOP
Friday, February 13 from 9-11am at South Seattle
Community College, Brockey Center, JMB
Debra Egan, assistant director of the Council
for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), offers a
workshop on the Fulbright Program for Faculty and
Professionals. Learn about lecturing and research
opportunities in 140 countries; get advice on which
country to apply to and making contacts abroad; learn how
to prepare the Fulbright application; and explore how
your campus can host visiting foreign Fulbright scholars.
No charge for the workshop. Fulbright campus
representatives and interested faculty are encouraged to
attend. Please contact Susan Sharp at ssharp@cies.iie.org. Space is limited, please RSVP
by Feb. 5th. Directions and parking:
http://southseattle.edu/campus/map.htm. Parking passes
are $1. Any logistical qustions, contact Mary Jo White at
mwhite@sccd.ctc.edu.
DOLPHIE AWARD
AND OTHER KUDOS
Does someone in your area deserve to be recognized for
their dedicated attitude at work? Consider nominating
this person for the Dolphie Award. Awards for faculty,
classified or administrative exempt staff will be given
each quarter to one or two people who exemplify the
spirit of the College. Go to KUDO's to submit an online application.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
- Adversity
reveals genius, prosperity conceals it.
-Horace
Friday,
January 9, 2004
*******
TODAY'S
/ WEEKEND EVENTS******
GET NET NEWS
The Public Information Office will now publish
Net News on a weekly basis. We have a new format, too!!!
Top Stories this week include: 40th Anniversary
Celebrations, Library goes wireless, SCC Hosts Skills
Panel, New Student Retention Program, and more. Click here or on the Net News button to the
left.
"SMART"
CLASSROOM TRAINING
Friday, January 9 from 12:30-1:30 in Rm 1102
Now that Shoreline has many classrooms equipped
with media and other equipment, including several
"smart" classrooms, have you wondered how to
get the training needed to effectively utilize these
learning tools? If so, this workshop is for you.
Instructor: Larry Cheng (Library Media).
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS******
FULBRIGHT
FACULTY WORKSHOP
Friday, February 13 from 9-11am at South Seattle
Community College, Brockey Center, JMB
Debra Egan, assistant director of the Council
for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), offers a
workshop on the Fulbright Program for Faculty and
Professionals. Learn about lecturing and research
opportunities in 140 countries; get advice on which
country to apply to and making contacts abroad; learn how
to prepare the Fulbright application; and explore how
your campus can host visiting foreign Fulbright scholars.
No charge for the workshop. Fulbright campus
representatives and interested faculty are encouraged to
attend. Please contact Susan Sharp at ssharp@cies.iie.org. Space is limited, please RSVP
by Feb. 5th. Directions and parking:
http://southseattle.edu/campus/map.htm. Parking passes
are $1. Any logistical qustions, contact Mary Jo White at
mwhite@sccd.ctc.edu.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
PAYROLL REMINDER
If the net amount of your regular paycheck has changed,
consider several changes that have occurred in 2004 for
federal tax, insurance premiums, and medaid (workers'
comp). Please be sure Human Resources has your correct
address for your 2003 W-2. Earnings and deductions for
2003 may be accessed through Web Earnings on the
Shoreline Intranet, Human Resources, FAQ's.
DOLPHIE AWARD
AND OTHER KUDOS
Does someone in your area deserve to be recognized for
their dedicated attitude at work? Consider nominating
this person for the Dolphie Award. Awards for faculty,
classified or administrative exempt staff will be given
each quarter to one or two people who exemplify the
spirit of the College. Go to KUDO's to submit an online application.
TEACHING ONLINE
USING BLACKBOARD: GETTING STARTED
Monday, January 12 from 12:30-2:30 in Rm 4106
Get started in an online classroom in
Blackboard, the software that SCC uses for its online,
hybrid, and web-enhanced classes (web-enhanced refers to
a face-to-face class with a supplemental online
component). We also will discuss course design and
organization. If you are interested in using Blackboard
as a tool for teaching or are fairly new at using it,
this workshop is for you. Please reserve your space by
contacting Distance Learning dl@shoreline.edu or ext 6966.
REVIEW YOUR
SUSPENDED OPERATIONS MEMO
Should the College close because of bad weather, a power
outage, or some other occurrence, employees and students
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