Day at a Glance

Tuesday, July 22, 2003

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

None

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

Dr. Susan Hoyne heads Science Division
The College is pleased to introduce Dr. Susan Hoyne as instructional dean for the Science Division. She began her work July 1, 2003. Dr. Hoyne comes to Shoreline from Clark College in Vancouver, Wash., where she has successfully served as Dean of English, Mathematics and Basic Education for the last three years.  instructor and ...  >MORE

FMS QUERY TRAINING CLASSES!
July 28th - Aug 1st, 8 - 10 am or 1-3 pm, Room 4106
If you are interested in taking FMS Query training classes the classes will be the week of July 28th - August 1st each day from 8:00 - 10:00 or 1:00 - 3:00. (No classes will be held July 31st from 1:00 - 3:00 - morning only) More will be offered in early September for those on vacation. Please remember that printed reports will no longer be sent for 03-04 budgets! You will need FMS Query to obtain budget, expenditure, revenue and payroll information. Priority will be given to those who's duties include budget management and those who have not yet taken the class. Additional spots will be open for those who would like a refresher or would just like to learn more about the budget process. Please EMAIL Sarah Amos at samos@shoreline.edu  to reserve a spot. Thanks!

POST-INVENTORY BOOK SALE!
All This Week
Post-inventory book sale, selected books for $1.00 Broad selection of titles; including textbooks, reference, computer, medical, fiction and study aids. Come early for the best selection.

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

COOL DOWN EVEN IN SUMMER HEAT
Beginning Monday (July 21st, 2003), several campus buildings will be without heat until after Labor Day. We are beginning a major project of boiler replacement for our old, inefficient boilers.The Buildings affected will be the 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 2200, 2400, 2600, 2700, and 2800 . While not all of these buildings will be "down" for the entire time period, it is best to be prepared for that possibility. Faculty, staff and students located in and/or using those buildings should be aware of the possibility of cool temperatures in those facilities should our "Seattle summer" weather turn cooler.

PRESIDENT MOORE JOINS ROTARY CLUB IN SEATTLE
President Holly Moore was inducted into the Seattle Four Rotary Club on Wednesday, July 16. Her sponsor is Chancellor Peter Ku of the Seattle Community College system, a long-time member of Seattle Four. Seattle Four is the largest Rotary Club in the world with a membership of over 800. Moore hopes to continue to outreach to business leaders in the Seattle area through her participation in this Rotary Club.

Rotary is a wonderful international service organization that provides networking opportunities for all. Several other administrators of the College are also members of Rotary in the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area. They are: Bev Brandt, Paul Rucker, and Scott Saunders of the Shoreline Breakfast Rotary; Carol Henderson of the Shoreline Lunch Rotary; and Kae Peterson of the Lake Forest Park Rotary.

If you are interested in joining a Rotary Club, please contact Kae Peterson at kpeterso@shoreline.edu . Kae was formerly Rotary's District Governor.

COSMETOLOGY SPECIALS
Summer Quarter 03
Paint your toes for those summer sandals..have a pedicure. Treat your face from the sun and calm your frizzy hair...have a facial and scalp treatment. We are here all summer to provide a variety of salon services...many on special! Visit us Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays from 11:30am - 3:30pm and Wednesday and Thursday from 12:00pm - 8:00pm. Haircuts are 1/2 price every Monday.

Scalptreatments and Blow-dry Styling are free with a Facial. Permanent Waves to include a haircut and styling are $20.00 on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Hair Color and Cap Frosts are 20% off. Remember we will be open until September 11th!!! Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment today.

MAKE THE LIBRARY A LUNCH STOP - HAVE A GOOD SUMMER
Like the sound of “Burn More Calories,” “50 Cool Ideas to Keep Kids Happy All Summer” or “The Right Way to Divide an Iris?” If so, get yourself to the SCC library to read these articles in Natural Health, Parents or Horticulture. >MORE

NEW PROCEDURE LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
While SCC is revising the policy and procedures for light refreshments, we have chosen to issue a blanket advance approval form for light refreshments. College employees must still comply with Policy 3804 –Meals and/or Light Refreshments, but the procedure has been changed to reflect the use of the blanket approval. Student clubs or groups must still complete the approval form as they are not covered by the blanket approval. >MORE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library and online. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

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Day at a Glance

Monday, July 21, 2003

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

COOL DOWN EVEN IN SUMMER HEAT
Beginning Monday (July 21st, 2003), several campus buildings will be without heat until after Labor Day. We are beginning a major project of boiler replacement for our old, inefficient boilers.The Buildings affected will be the 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 2200, 2400, 2600, 2700, and 2800 . While not all of these buildings will be "down" for the entire time period, it is best to be prepared for that possibility. Faculty, staff and students located in and/or using those buildings should be aware of the possibility of cool temperatures in those facilities should our "Seattle summer" weather turn cooler.

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

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

BOOK SALE! STOCK UP NOW! GREAT DEALS!
Beginning Friday
Post-inventory book sale, selected books for $1.00 Broad selection of titles; including textbooks, reference, computer, medical, fiction and study aids. Come early for the best selection.

PRESIDENT MOORE JOINS ROTARY CLUB IN SEATTLE
President Holly Moore was inducted into the Seattle Four Rotary Club on Wednesday, July 16. Her sponsor is Chancellor Peter Ku of the Seattle Community College system, a long-time member of Seattle Four. Seattle Four is the largest Rotary Club in the world with a membership of over 800. Moore hopes to continue to outreach to business leaders in the Seattle area through her participation in this Rotary Club.

Rotary is a wonderful international service organization that provides networking opportunities for all. Several other administrators of the College are also members of Rotary in the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area. They are: Bev Brandt, Paul Rucker, and Scott Saunders of the Shoreline Breakfast Rotary; Carol Henderson of the Shoreline Lunch Rotary; and Kae Peterson of the Lake Forest Park Rotary.

If you are interested in joining a Rotary Club, please contact Kae Peterson at kpeterso@shoreline.edu . Kae was formerly Rotary's District Governor.

COSMETOLOGY SPECIALS
Summer Quarter 03
Paint your toes for those summer sandals..have a pedicure. Treat your face from the sun and calm your frizzy hair...have a facial and scalp treatment. We are here all summer to provide a variety of salon services...many on special! Visit us Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays from 11:30am - 3:30pm and Wednesday and Thursday from 12:00pm - 8:00pm. Haircuts are 1/2 price every Monday.

Scalptreatments and Blow-dry Styling are free with a Facial. Permanent Waves to include a haircut and styling are $20.00 on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Hair Color and Cap Frosts are 20% off. Remember we will be open until September 11th!!! Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment today.

MAKE THE LIBRARY A LUNCH STOP - HAVE A GOOD SUMMER
Like the sound of “Burn More Calories,” “50 Cool Ideas to Keep Kids Happy All Summer” or “The Right Way to Divide an Iris?” If so, get yourself to the SCC library to read these articles in Natural Health, Parents or Horticulture. >MORE

NEW PROCEDURE LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
While SCC is revising the policy and procedures for light refreshments, we have chosen to issue a blanket advance approval form for light refreshments. College employees must still comply with Policy 3804 –Meals and/or Light Refreshments, but the procedure has been changed to reflect the use of the blanket approval. Student clubs or groups must still complete the approval form as they are not covered by the blanket approval. >MORE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library and online. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

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Day at a Glance

Friday, July 18, 2003

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

BOOK SALE! STOCK UP NOW! GREAT DEALS!
Beginning Friday
Post-inventory book sale, selected books for $1.00 Broad selection of titles; including textbooks, reference, computer, medical, fiction and study aids. Come early for the best selection.

NETWORK DOWNTIME NOTICE
Several network outages have been scheduled in order to apply patches to the computer network. Additional outages will continue to occur throughout next week with limited impact to localized areas of campus. These outages should be very short in duration but, as always, campus network users should be prepared in case there are unforeseen problems.

The first outage occurred yesterday that impacted connectivity to CIS. This included HP3000, DNS, Usenet news and inbound E-mail. The DNS outage may have caused problems with web browsing.

A second outage will occur at noon today. At this time all network traffic to and from campus will be shutdown. Again this outage should only last approximately five minutes but virtually all services will be unavailable.

The link to SCC@LFP will be patched early next week. The exact time is yet to be announced. Various network devices across campus will be patched over the next week. TSS staff will work to minimize the impact of these outages. Please feel free to e-mail or call me directly if you have any questions or concerns.

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

PRESIDENT MOORE JOINS ROTARY CLUB IN SEATTLE
President Holly Moore was inducted into the Seattle Four Rotary Club on Wednesday, July 16. Her sponsor is Chancellor Peter Ku of the Seattle Community College system, a long-time member of Seattle Four. Seattle Four is the largest Rotary Club in the world with a membership of over 800. Moore hopes to continue to outreach to business leaders in the Seattle area through her participation in this Rotary Club.

Rotary is a wonderful international service organization that provides networking opportunities for all. Several other administrators of the College are also members of Rotary in the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area. They are: Bev Brandt, Paul Rucker, and Scott Saunders of the Shoreline Breakfast Rotary; Carol Henderson of the Shoreline Lunch Rotary; and Kae Peterson of the Lake Forest Park Rotary.

If you are interested in joining a Rotary Club, please contact Kae Peterson at kpeterso@shoreline.edu . Kae was formerly Rotary's District Governor.

COSMETOLOGY SPECIALS
Summer Quarter 03
Paint your toes for those summer sandals..have a pedicure. Treat your face from the sun and calm your frizzy hair...have a facial and scalp treatment. We are here all summer to provide a variety of salon services...many on special! Visit us Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays from 11:30am - 3:30pm and Wednesday and Thursday from 12:00pm - 8:00pm. Haircuts are 1/2 price every Monday.

Scalptreatments and Blow-dry Styling are free with a Facial. Permanent Waves to include a haircut and styling are $20.00 on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Hair Color and Cap Frosts are 20% off. Remember we will be open until September 11th!!! Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment today.

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

COOL DOWN EVEN IN SUMMER HEAT
Beginning Monday (July 21st, 2003), several campus buildings will be without heat until after Labor Day. We are beginning a major project of boiler replacement for our old, inefficient boilers.The Buildings affected will be the 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 2200, 2400, 2600, 2700, and 2800 . While not all of these buildings will be "down" for the entire time period, it is best to be prepared for that possibility. Faculty, staff and students located in and/or using those buildings should be aware of the possibility of cool temperatures in those facilities should our "Seattle summer" weather turn cooler.

MAKE THE LIBRARY A LUNCH STOP - HAVE A GOOD SUMMER
Like the sound of “Burn More Calories,” “50 Cool Ideas to Keep Kids Happy All Summer” or “The Right Way to Divide an Iris?” If so, get yourself to the SCC library to read these articles in Natural Health, Parents or Horticulture. >MORE

NEW PROCEDURE LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
While SCC is revising the policy and procedures for light refreshments, we have chosen to issue a blanket advance approval form for light refreshments. College employees must still comply with Policy 3804 –Meals and/or Light Refreshments, but the procedure has been changed to reflect the use of the blanket approval. Student clubs or groups must still complete the approval form as they are not covered by the blanket approval. >MORE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library and online. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

CAMPUS WIDE INVENTORY OF COLLEGE ASSETS
Monday, July 14, 2003 through Summer
Beginning Monday, July 14, 2003 the Financial Services Department will begin a campus wide physical count,confirmation and review of college assets. This will include equipment, furniture, electronic items and other inventoriable pieces. The Financial Services Department will be contacting campus staff to set up appointments to complete individual office inventory reviews. Should you have questions please contact Jon Garcia at ext. 4672. Thank you for your assistance.

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Day at a Glance

Thursday, July 17, 2003

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

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

COOL DOWN EVEN IN SUMMER HEAT
Beginning Monday (July 21st, 2003), several campus buildings will be without heat until after Labor Day. We are beginning a major project of boiler replacement for our old, inefficient boilers.The Buildings affected will be the 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 2200, 2400, 2600, 2700, and 2800 . While not all of these buildings will be "down" for the entire time period, it is best to be prepared for that possibility. Faculty, staff and students located in and/or using those buildings should be aware of the possibility of cool temperatures in those facilities should our "Seattle summer" weather turn cooler.

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

MAKE THE LIBRARY A LUNCH STOP - HAVE A GOOD SUMMER
Like the sound of “Burn More Calories,” “50 Cool Ideas to Keep Kids Happy All Summer” or “The Right Way to Divide an Iris?” If so, get yourself to the SCC library to read these articles in Natural Health, Parents or Horticulture. >MORE

NEW PROCEDURE LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
While SCC is revising the policy and procedures for light refreshments, we have chosen to issue a blanket advance approval form for light refreshments. College employees must still comply with Policy 3804 –Meals and/or Light Refreshments, but the procedure has been changed to reflect the use of the blanket approval. Student clubs or groups must still complete the approval form as they are not covered by the blanket approval. >MORE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library and online. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

CAMPUS WIDE INVENTORY OF COLLEGE ASSETS
Monday, July 14, 2003 through Summer
Beginning Monday, July 14, 2003 the Financial Services Department will begin a campus wide physical count,confirmation and review of college assets. This will include equipment, furniture, electronic items and other inventoriable pieces. The Financial Services Department will be contacting campus staff to set up appointments to complete individual office inventory reviews. Should you have questions please contact Jon Garcia at ext. 4672. Thank you for your assistance.

BLANKET TRAVEL
For this fiscal year, starting July 1, 2003, the College has prepared one blanket travel authorization for the entire campus community. This travel authorization signed by Holly Moore authorizes employees to travel in Washington, and bordering cities & counties in Oregon and Idaho on College business in 2003-04. >MORE

HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS - JULY
Thursday, July 31
President Holly Moore invites you to join her for July Open Office Hours on Thursday, July 31, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. All topics are open for discussion and the door remains open so everyone who comes can participate! See you Thursday!

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Day at a Glance

Wednesday, July 16, 2003

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

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

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

MAKE THE LIBRARY A LUNCH STOP - HAVE A GOOD SUMMER
Like the sound of “Burn More Calories,” “50 Cool Ideas to Keep Kids Happy All Summer” or “The Right Way to Divide an Iris?” If so, get yourself to the SCC library to read these articles in Natural Health, Parents or Horticulture. >MORE

NEW PROCEDURE LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
While SCC is revising the policy and procedures for light refreshments, we have chosen to issue a blanket advance approval form for light refreshments. College employees must still comply with Policy 3804 –Meals and/or Light Refreshments, but the procedure has been changed to reflect the use of the blanket approval. Student clubs or groups must still complete the approval form as they are not covered by the blanket approval. >MORE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library and online. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

CAMPUS WIDE INVENTORY OF COLLEGE ASSETS
Monday, July 14, 2003 through Summer
Beginning Monday, July 14, 2003 the Financial Services Department will begin a campus wide physical count,confirmation and review of college assets. This will include equipment, furniture, electronic items and other inventoriable pieces. The Financial Services Department will be contacting campus staff to set up appointments to complete individual office inventory reviews. Should you have questions please contact Jon Garcia at ext. 4672. Thank you for your assistance.

BLANKET TRAVEL
For this fiscal year, starting July 1, 2003, the College has prepared one blanket travel authorization for the entire campus community. This travel authorization signed by Holly Moore authorizes employees to travel in Washington, and bordering cities & counties in Oregon and Idaho on College business in 2003-04. >MORE

CALL FOR SURPLUS ITEMS
Preparations are being made for a surplus sale to be held in mid August. If you or your department has items that should be surplused, contact Nancy Lamus via email. Nancy will pass the information along to Plant Operations who will pick up your items and store them before the sale. More information regarding the Sale will be posted.

HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS - JULY
Thursday, July 31
President Holly Moore invites you to join her for July Open Office Hours on Thursday, July 31, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. All topics are open for discussion and the door remains open so everyone who comes can participate! See you Thursday!

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Day at a Glance

Tuesday, July 15, 2003

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

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

MAKE THE LIBRARY A LUNCH STOP - HAVE A GOOD SUMMER
Like the sound of “Burn More Calories,” “50 Cool Ideas to Keep Kids Happy All Summer” or “The Right Way to Divide an Iris?” If so, get yourself to the SCC library to read these articles in Natural Health, Parents or Horticulture. >MORE

NEW PROCEDURE LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
While SCC is revising the policy and procedures for light refreshments, we have chosen to issue a blanket advance approval form for light refreshments. College employees must still comply with Policy 3804 –Meals and/or Light Refreshments, but the procedure has been changed to reflect the use of the blanket approval. Student clubs or groups must still complete the approval form as they are not covered by the blanket approval. >MORE

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library and online. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

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

CAMPUS WIDE INVENTORY OF COLLEGE ASSETS
Monday, July 14, 2003 through Summer
Beginning Monday, July 14, 2003 the Financial Services Department will begin a campus wide physical count,confirmation and review of college assets. This will include equipment, furniture, electronic items and other inventoriable pieces. The Financial Services Department will be contacting campus staff to set up appointments to complete individual office inventory reviews. Should you have questions please contact Jon Garcia at ext. 4672. Thank you for your assistance.

BLANKET TRAVEL
For this fiscal year, starting July 1, 2003, the College has prepared one blanket travel authorization for the entire campus community. This travel authorization signed by Holly Moore authorizes employees to travel in Washington, and bordering cities & counties in Oregon and Idaho on College business in 2003-04. >MORE

CALL FOR SURPLUS ITEMS
Preparations are being made for a surplus sale to be held in mid August. If you or your department has items that should be surplused, contact Nancy Lamus via email. Nancy will pass the information along to Plant Operations who will pick up your items and store them before the sale. More information regarding the Sale will be posted.

HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS - JULY
Thursday, July 31
President Holly Moore invites you to join her for July Open Office Hours on Thursday, July 31, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. All topics are open for discussion and the door remains open so everyone who comes can participate! See you Thursday!

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Day at a Glance

Thursday, July 10, 2003

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

HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS - JULY
Thursdays, July 10 & 31
President Holly Moore invites you to join her for July Open Office Hours on Thursday, July 10, from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m., or Thursday, July 31, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. All topics are open for discussion and the door remains open so everyone who comes can participate! See you Thursday!

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

CALL FOR SURPLUS ITEMS
Preparations are being made for a surplus sale to be held in mid August. If you or your department has items that should be surplused, contact Nancy Lamus via email. Nancy will pass the information along to Plant Operations who will pick up your items and store them before the sale. More information regarding the Sale will be posted.

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

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

JUST A REMINDER ABOUT POLITICAL ACTIVITY ON CAMPUS
As we move into the upcoming season of heightened political activity, the College wants to remind you of the Washington State Executive Ethics Law as well as our College Policy # 4125: Standards of Ethical Conduct. In a nutshell, as a state employee you may not use state resources for political campaigns nor, as an employee with authority to direct, control, or influence the actions of another employee, you may not knowingly acquiesce in the other employee's use of state resources for a political campaign.

In no way is the College attempting to discourage anyone from being involved in matters that are political in nature. We support your right to be so engaged. Such engagement should occur on your own time, on your own equipment (phone, computer, copy machine, etc.)and at your own expense. The College wants each of you to be protected from accusation of wrong doing relative to the Ethics Law and is hopeful that this reminder will help.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
The Professional Development Committee, Classified Staff Training, and President's Staff are working to develop a series of forums and training workshops for faculty, staff and administration over the 2003-2004 year. Please respond to the online survey. Your input is very important! If you have any questions, please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu

OUTLOOK 2002 BOOK NOW IN STOCK
Outlook 2002 for Dummies is now in stock at the bookstore. Find the answer to all those questions you were afraid to ask.

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Day at a Glance

Wednesday, July 9, 2003

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

None again. It's summer!

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

HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS - JULY
Thursdays, July 10 & 31
President Holly Moore invites you to join her for July Open Office Hours on Thursday, July 10, from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m., or Thursday, July 31, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. All topics are open for discussion and the door remains open so everyone who comes can participate! See you Thursday!

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

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

JUST A REMINDER ABOUT POLITICAL ACTIVITY ON CAMPUS
As we move into the upcoming season of heightened political activity, the College wants to remind you of the Washington State Executive Ethics Law as well as our College Policy # 4125: Standards of Ethical Conduct. In a nutshell, as a state employee you may not use state resources for political campaigns nor, as an employee with authority to direct, control, or influence the actions of another employee, you may not knowingly acquiesce in the other employee's use of state resources for a political campaign.

In no way is the College attempting to discourage anyone from being involved in matters that are political in nature. We support your right to be so engaged. Such engagement should occur on your own time, on your own equipment (phone, computer, copy machine, etc.)and at your own expense. The College wants each of you to be protected from accusation of wrong doing relative to the Ethics Law and is hopeful that this reminder will help.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
The Professional Development Committee, Classified Staff Training, and President's Staff are working to develop a series of forums and training workshops for faculty, staff and administration over the 2003-2004 year. Please respond to the online survey. Your input is very important! If you have any questions, please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu

OUTLOOK 2002 BOOK NOW IN STOCK
Outlook 2002 for Dummies is now in stock at the bookstore. Find the answer to all those questions you were afraid to ask.

PHONE SCAMS
At least one office on campus has been contacted by persons who represent themselves as customer service representatives for copy machines, offering discounted rates on toner cartridges. BE AWARE THIS IS A SCAM! If you receive a call like this, please contact your copier service contract provider for verification.

PRINTED BUDGET STATUS REPORTS WILL NO LONGER BE SENT
With the implementation of our new FMS Query system and hourly budget cuts we will no longer send out printed budget statements for fiscal year 2003-2004. You will still receive June and final statements for fiscal year 2002-2003. Budget managers can find updated budget status, expenditure, revenue and payroll information for their accounts through the FMS Query system. This should make your jobs much easier as the data is current and you will no
longer have to wait until the Finance Office has time to do your research for you - you will be in control of your information.

If you do not currently have access you will be expected to take a class before you can get it on your system. Classes will be offered at the end of July and periodically throughout the year. Please contact Sarah Amos by email at samos@shoreline.edu if you are interested in FMS Query.

JUNE BOARD HIGHLIGHTS
The June Board of Trustees meeting was held Wednesday afternoon, June 25, at Shoreline Community College at Lake Forest Park. Board action included confirming new Instructional Deans Dr. Susan Hoyne (Science) and Dr. Terry Taylor (IAS/SS), and Board approval of the 2003-04 Student Services and Activities Budget. >MORE

CHANGE IN SUMMER HOURS -- ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER
There has been a change in summer hours for the Academic Skills Center as previously reported in Day at a Glance. The center will NOT be open on Sundays, however all other days and times reported will remain the same.

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Day at a Glance

Tuesday, July 8, 2003

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

None

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

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
A draft copy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the SCC Master Plan is now available at the reference desk of the Howard Library. The public comment period associated with this Draft EIS is July 1, 2003 through August 14, 2003. In addition to written comments, an open house/public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, July 29th from 7-9 pm in the Canteen of the Pagoda Union Building.

All staff and faculty are invited to review this Draft EIS and to provide your comments accordingly. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Bev Brandt at bbrandt@ctc.edu.

JUST A REMINDER ABOUT POLITICAL ACTIVITY ON CAMPUS
As we move into the upcoming season of heightened political activity, the College wants to remind you of the Washington State Executive Ethics Law as well as our College Policy # 4125: Standards of Ethical Conduct. In a nutshell, as a state employee you may not use state resources for political campaigns nor, as an employee with authority to direct, control, or influence the actions of another employee, you may not knowingly acquiesce in the other employee's use of state resources for a political campaign.

In no way is the College attempting to discourage anyone from being involved in matters that are political in nature. We support your right to be so engaged. Such engagement should occur on your own time, on your own equipment (phone, computer, copy machine, etc.)and at your own expense. The College wants each of you to be protected from accusation of wrong doing
relative to the Ethics Law and is hopeful that this reminder will help.

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

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
The Professional Development Committee, Classified Staff Training, and President's Staff are working to develop a series of forums and training workshops for faculty, staff and administration over the 2003-2004 year. Please respond to the online survey. Your input is very important! If you have any questions, please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu

OUTLOOK 2002 BOOK NOW IN STOCK
Outlook 2002 for Dummies is now in stock at the bookstore. Find the answer to all those questions you were afraid to ask.

PHONE SCAMS
At least one office on campus has been contacted by persons who represent themselves as customer service representatives for copy machines, offering discounted rates on toner cartridges. BE AWARE THIS IS A SCAM! If you receive a call like this, please contact your copier service contract provider for verification.

PRINTED BUDGET STATUS REPORTS WILL NO LONGER BE SENT
With the implementation of our new FMS Query system and hourly budget cuts we will no longer send out printed budget statements for fiscal year 2003-2004. You will still receive June and final statements for fiscal year 2002-2003. Budget managers can find updated budget status, expenditure, revenue and payroll information for their accounts through the FMS Query system. This should make your jobs much easier as the data is current and you will no
longer have to wait until the Finance Office has time to do your research for you - you will be in control of your information.

If you do not currently have access you will be expected to take a class before you can get it on your system. Classes will be offered at the end of July and periodically throughout the year. Please contact Sarah Amos by email at samos@shoreline.edu if you are interested in FMS Query.

JUNE BOARD HIGHLIGHTS
The June Board of Trustees meeting was held Wednesday afternoon, June 25, at Shoreline Community College at Lake Forest Park. Board action included confirming new Instructional Deans Dr. Susan Hoyne (Science) and Dr. Terry Taylor (IAS/SS), and Board approval of the 2003-04 Student Services and Activities Budget. >MORE

CHANGE IN SUMMER HOURS -- ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER
There has been a change in summer hours for the Academic Skills Center as previously reported in Day at a Glance. The center will NOT be open on Sundays, however all other days and times reported will remain the same.

EMAIL FROM UNKNOWN SENDERS - SPAM REPORTING
In the last few days a lot of us have been receiving emails from "people" we don't know.  Theses often have titles like "RE: Application" or "RE Movie" and any number of other titles including "Hello".  The email body has already been scanned for the usual viruses so it can be opened but if the attachment survives the scanning process of the email server then don't open it. If you are receiving  work related attachments they will usually be a MS Word Document or an Excel Spreadsheet.  All the rest of this is "spam" or junk mail and you can feel free to delete it.
SPAM REPORTING: If you wish to report the "spam", unwanted, or unknown email then you can place it it the "Public Folders" of your Outlook system under "All Public Folders", "TSS", "SPAMdump".  A call to the TSS Help line is not needed if you follow this "spam reporting" procedure.
Again, opening an unknown email should be safe, opening an unknown attachment probably is not safe.

TRANSFER STUDENT TUTORING OFFICE IS OPEN THIS SUMMER
The Transfer Student Tutoring Office is open this summer to provide tutoring assistance and employment opportunities for students. We provide 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. Please encourage your students to take advantage of this valuable opportunity to support their academic success. The Transfer Student Tutoring Office is located in the Women's Center in the PUB, Room 962. Hours are from 7:30 am-4 pm Monday-Thursday, and 7:30 am-noon on Friday. For assistance, please contact extension 4776, or Tutors@shoreline.edu.

NEW ONE ACT ORIGINAL PLAYS PERFORMED AT SCC
August 21-23 and August 28-30, 2003.
The public is invited to enjoy three new comic one-act plays at Shoreline Community College (SCC) this summer. Written by local playwrights Ron Owens, Kevin Moriarty and Jonathan Foster, To Hell With Love, Oh My Godfather and All Hell Breaks Loose satirize the old story about making a deal with the devil. The plays are written and directed by professional playwrights and performed by a mix of community, professional and student actors. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. on the main stage of the Campus Theater August 21-23 and August 28-30, 2003. The College premiere of Moriarty’s play “A Rose for Danny” last year inspired this year’s one-act festival.
General admission is $10, $8 for seniors and $7 for students and children 14 and younger. For more information about the plays or to purchase tickets, call 206.546.4606 or purchase them at the door.

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Day at a Glance

Monday, July 7, 2003

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

BACK TO THE SUMMER HOURS SCHEDULE
The College will operate according to summer hours posted in the all-campus memo.

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

OUTLOOK 2002 BOOK NOW IN STOCK
Outlook 2002 for Dummies is now in stock at the bookstore. Find the answer to all those questions you were afraid to ask.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
The Professional Development Committee, Classified Staff Training, and President's Staff are working to develop a series of forums and training workshops for faculty, staff and administration over the 2003-2004 year. Please respond to the online survey. Your input is very important! If you have any questions, please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu .

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

PHONE SCAMS
At least one office on campus has been contacted by persons who represent themselves as customer service representatives for copy machines, offering discounted rates on toner cartridges. BE AWARE THIS IS A SCAM! If you receive a call like this, please contact your copier service contract provider for verification.

PRINTED BUDGET STATUS REPORTS WILL NO LONGER BE SENT
With the implementation of our new FMS Query system and hourly budget cuts we will no longer send out printed budget statements for fiscal year 2003-2004. You will still receive June and final statements for fiscal year 2002-2003. Budget managers can find updated budget status, expenditure, revenue and payroll information for their accounts through the FMS Query system. This should make your jobs much easier as the data is current and you will no
longer have to wait until the Finance Office has time to do your research for you - you will be in control of your information.

If you do not currently have access you will be expected to take a class before you can get it on your system. Classes will be offered at the end of July and periodically throughout the year. Please contact Sarah Amos by email at samos@shoreline.edu if you are interested in FMS Query.

JUNE BOARD HIGHLIGHTS
The June Board of Trustees meeting was held Wednesday afternoon, June 25, at Shoreline Community College at Lake Forest Park. Board action included confirming new Instructional Deans Dr. Susan Hoyne (Science) and Dr. Terry Taylor (IAS/SS), and Board approval of the 2003-04 Student Services and Activities Budget. >MORE

CHANGE IN SUMMER HOURS -- ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER
There has been a change in summer hours for the Academic Skills Center as previously reported in Day at a Glance. The center will NOT be open on Sundays, however all other days and times reported will remain the same.

EMAIL FROM UNKNOWN SENDERS - SPAM REPORTING
In the last few days a lot of us have been receiving emails from "people" we don't know.  Theses often have titles like "RE: Application" or "RE Movie" and any number of other titles including "Hello".  The email body has already been scanned for the usual viruses so it can be opened but if the attachment survives the scanning process of the email server then don't open it. If you are receiving  work related attachments they will usually be a MS Word Document or an Excel Spreadsheet.  All the rest of this is "spam" or junk mail and you can feel free to delete it.
SPAM REPORTING: If you wish to report the "spam", unwanted, or unknown email then you can place it it the "Public Folders" of your Outlook system under "All Public Folders", "TSS", "SPAMdump".  A call to the TSS Help line is not needed if you follow this "spam reporting" procedure.
Again, opening an unknown email should be safe, opening an unknown attachment probably is not safe.

TRANSFER STUDENT TUTORING OFFICE IS OPEN THIS SUMMER
The Transfer Student Tutoring Office is open this summer to provide tutoring assistance and employment opportunities for students. We provide 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. Please encourage your students to take advantage of this valuable opportunity to support their academic success. The Transfer Student Tutoring Office is located in the Women's Center in the PUB, Room 962. Hours are from 7:30 am-4 pm Monday-Thursday, and 7:30 am-noon on Friday. For assistance, please contact extension 4776, or Tutors@shoreline.edu.

NEW ONE ACT ORIGINAL PLAYS PERFORMED AT SCC
August 21-23 and August 28-30, 2003.
The public is invited to enjoy three new comic one-act plays at Shoreline Community College (SCC) this summer. Written by local playwrights Ron Owens, Kevin Moriarty and Jonathan Foster, To Hell With Love, Oh My Godfather and All Hell Breaks Loose satirize the old story about making a deal with the devil. The plays are written and directed by professional playwrights and performed by a mix of community, professional and student actors. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. on the main stage of the Campus Theater August 21-23 and August 28-30, 2003. The College premiere of Moriarty’s play “A Rose for Danny” last year inspired this year’s one-act festival.
General admission is $10, $8 for seniors and $7 for students and children 14 and younger. For more information about the plays or to purchase tickets, call 206.546.4606 or purchase them at the door.

NEW SCAN CONVERSION INFORMATION
Starts Midnight July 31, 2003

Two major changes will be implemented on the SCAN long distance network, after midnight on July 31, 2003:

1) The length of SCAN authorization numbers will change from the current 6-digits to 7-digits,

A method was devised to simplify this transition for individual SCAN users. Immediately after July 31 everyone’s authorization number will have the digit “3” added to the beginning.

Therefore, if your authorization number is “123456” before August 1st, it will be “3123456” beginning August 1st.

2) The current sequence of dialing the authorization number before the telephone number will move to dialing the authorization number AFTER the telephone number.

Why is this change being implemented? Security control is an ongoing endeavor in the telecommunications industry. Changing the SCAN dial sequence and lengthening the authorization number will help to slow the progress of unscrupulous hacking or fraud attempts.

Note: these changes will not take place until after midnight, July 31, 2003. Please contact Nancy Lamus (x4531) or nlamus@shoreline.edu if you have questions.

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Day at a Glance

Thursday, July 3, 2003

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

PAULETTE FLEMING ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Today through July 3, 2003
President Holly Moore will be away from campus on annual leave status beginning Monday, June 23, and officially returning to campus Monday, July 7.  While she is away, Vice President Paulette Fleming will serve as Administrator-in-Charge.  You can reach Paulette by contacting her directly at ext. 4694 or via Michele Foley in Holly’s office at ext. 4552. 

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

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
The Professional Development Committee, Classified Staff Training, and President's Staff are working to develop a series of forums and training workshops for faculty, staff and administration over the 2003-2004 year. Please respond to the online survey. Your input is very important! If you have any questions, please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu .

PHONE SCAMS
At least one office on campus has been contacted by persons who represent themselves as customer service representatives for copy machines, offering discounted rates on toner cartridges. BE AWARE THIS IS A SCAM! If you receive a call like this, please contact your copier service contract provider for verification.

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

PRINTED BUDGET STATUS REPORTS WILL NO LONGER BE SENT
With the implementation of our new FMS Query system and hourly budget cuts we will no longer send out printed budget statements for fiscal year 2003-2004. You will still receive June and final statements for fiscal year 2002-2003. Budget managers can find updated budget status, expenditure, revenue and payroll information for their accounts through the FMS Query system. This should make your jobs much easier as the data is current and you will no
longer have to wait until the Finance Office has time to do your research for you - you will be in control of your information.

If you do not currently have access you will be expected to take a class before you can get it on your system. Classes will be offered at the end of July and periodically throughout the year. Please contact Sarah Amos by email at samos@shoreline.edu if you are interested in FMS Query.

JUNE BOARD HIGHLIGHTS
The June Board of Trustees meeting was held Wednesday afternoon, June 25, at
Shoreline Community College at Lake Forest Park. Board action included
confirming new Instructional Deans Dr. Susan Hoyne (Science) and Dr. Terry
Taylor (IAS/SS), and Board approval of the 2003-04 Student Services and
Activities Budget. >MORE