Day at a Glance

Monday, June 30, 2003

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

FINAL DAYS FOR "BRICKS OF SUPPORT"
Monday, June 30, 2003
Just a reminder - Monday, June 30, 2003 is the last day to order your "Bricks of Support" for the columns outside the Ray Howard Library/Media Center. These personalized engraved bricks are a great way to honor, thank or remember a person or event. Bricks are limited to three lines with up to twenty characters per line. Order forms can be found in the Foundation Office, room 5205 or on line at:
http://elmo.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support_form.html  Cost is $100/ brick. Questions? Kae Peterson x 4755, kpeterso@shoreline.edu  or Lynn Yaw x 4421 lyaw@shoreline.edu.

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

ALERT-Summer Hours This Week
June 30 through July 3rd
Please remember that next week, the week of June 30 through July 3rd, employees should plan on working four eight hour days and then enjoy a full 8 hour holiday on the 4th. So, rather than four 9 hour days, should you adjust your schedule for this one week to eight hour days.
Please refer to the memo issued by the President for full details.

BOOKSTORE CLOSED FOR YEAR END INVENTORY
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 1st and 2nd
The bookstore will be closed for year end inventory on July 1st and 2nd. Please remember that we can not transact any business on these days. Mail boxes will be accessible through the front door nearest the elevator during regular hours of 7:30am to 4:30pm. Thank you for your cooperation.

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, which was presented by ASB Treasurer George Jonson and Interim Director of Student Programs, Scott Saunders.  Jonson emphasized the care and thought behind this year’s budget proposal, which, at $917,103, is based on a target enrollment of 5,189 annualized state support FTE's.  In addition to Jonson and Saunders, the budget committee included Professor Chris Fisher, Manager of Student Leadership and Organizations Michele Cruver, Student Senate members Marquita Prinzing, Carla Magee, and Paul Droppelman, and student at-large member Sean Keller.
 

Provisions in the 2003-04 budget include:

Professor Karen Kreutzer, completing four years as SCCFT President and representative to the Board of Trustees, was honored with a Resolution, a plaque of appreciation and flowers.  Shaun Scott, marking his last Board meeting as ASB President, was honored with a Resolution and flowers. 
In recognition of the Board’s visit to SCC@LFP, Kae Peterson, Executive Director of Extended Learning, introduced staff members Nancy Arnold, Angie Nickerson, Sharon Sneddon, Mary Sutton, Keith Edholm, and Robin Ballard.  At the conclusion of the meeting, the Board and all those attending had the opportunity to take a guided tour of the facility, which offers a full range of academic and continuing education courses, as well as supplemental student services including advising, financial aid, library and bookstore access.
Click on May 2003 Minutes to view the complete set of Minutes as approved by the Board at their June Meeting.  The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Board is Wednesday, September 24, 2003, in the Boardroom of the Administration Building.

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

PAULETTE FLEMING ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
June 23-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. 

MAIL ROOM ACCESS DURING
BOOKSTORE INVENTORY
The bookstore will be closed for inventory on July 1st and July 2nd. The front door at the end nearest the elevator will be open for access to the bookstore.

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.

STAY ACTIVE! - SUMMER KICKBOXING PROGRAM
Classes began June 23, Monday's and Wednesday's
This summer the Intramural Department will sponsor a kickboxing exercise program. Instructor Patricia McDonald will lead classes each Monday and Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in room 3025. Classified staff may use these classes as part of the Wellness Release Time Program. Classes begin June 23 and are free to all students and College employees. For more information contact Movakel at x6994.

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 .

SHORELINES BOARD OF TRUSTEES JUNE AGENDA
Shoreline’s Board of Trustees will hold its final meeting of the academic year today, June 25, 2003. Click on June Agenda to access. This month the Board will consider action to approve the 2003-04 Student Services and Activities Budget and confirm two new instructional deans. For the first time this year, the meeting will be held at Shoreline’s branch campus in the Lake Forest Park Towne Center, Room 5. All staff are invited to attend this Open Public Meeting which starts at 4:00 p.m.
The Minutes of the May meeting, once approved at today’s meeting, will be available on-line. Look for a June Board meeting wrap-up and a link to the May Minutes in the June 30 edition of Day at a Glance. The next scheduled regular meeting of the Board is Wednesday, September 24.

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.

Day at a Glance

Friday, June 27, 2003

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

REGULAR OPERATIONS HOURS FOR FRIDAY:

8am - Noon

SUMMER HOURS
Please be reminded that the College will operate under Summer Hours beginning Monday, June 16. Regular operations are Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (plus 1/2 hour lunch) and Friday, 8:00 am- 12:00 noon. Please refer to the memo issued by the President for full details.

MAILROOM FRIDAY DEADLINE
US mail to be sent on Fridays (during summer hrs) must be to the mailroom by 11:00 a.m.

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

FINAL DAYS FOR "BRICKS OF SUPPORT"
Monday, June 30, 2003
Just a reminder - Monday, June 30, 2003 is the last day to order your "Bricks of Support" for the columns outside the Ray Howard Library/Media Center. These personalized engraved bricks are a great way to honor, thank or remember a person or event. Bricks are limited to three lines with up to twenty characters per line. Order forms can be found in the Foundation Office, room 5205 or on line at:
http://elmo.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support_form.html  Cost is $100/ brick. Questions? Kae Peterson x 4755, kpeterso@shoreline.edu  or Lynn Yaw x 4421 lyaw@shoreline.edu. 

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

PAULETTE FLEMING ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
June 23-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. 

MAIL ROOM ACCESS DURING
BOOKSTORE INVENTORY
The bookstore will be closed for inventory on July 1st and July 2nd. The front door at the end nearest the elevator will be open for access to the bookstore.

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.

STAY ACTIVE! - SUMMER KICKBOXING PROGRAM
Classes began June 23, Monday's and Wednesday's
This summer the Intramural Department will sponsor a kickboxing exercise program. Instructor Patricia McDonald will lead classes each Monday and Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in room 3025. Classified staff may use these classes as part of the Wellness Release Time Program. Classes begin June 23 and are free to all students and College employees. For more information contact Movakel at x6994.

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 .

SHORELINES BOARD OF TRUSTEES JUNE AGENDA
Shoreline’s Board of Trustees will hold its final meeting of the academic year today, June 25, 2003. Click on June Agenda to access. This month the Board will consider action to approve the 2003-04 Student Services and Activities Budget and confirm two new instructional deans. For the first time this year, the meeting will be held at Shoreline’s branch campus in the Lake Forest Park Towne Center, Room 5. All staff are invited to attend this Open Public Meeting which starts at 4:00 p.m.
The Minutes of the May meeting, once approved at today’s meeting, will be available on-line. Look for a June Board meeting wrap-up and a link to the May Minutes in the June 30 edition of Day at a Glance. The next scheduled regular meeting of the Board is Wednesday, September 24.

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.

Day at a Glance

Thursday, June 26, 2003

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

CME/MTAG MODULAR CURRICULUM
WORKSHOP AT SCC
Thurs., June 26, 2003, 8am - 4:30pm, Auto Showroom
SCC is hosting the Consortium for Manufacturing Excellence, a National Science Foundation project, and the Manufacturing Technology Advisory Group's (MTAG) Modular Curriculum workshop Thurs., June 26th in the Automotive Showroom. This workshop will familiarize high school and college instructors and industry trainers with the recently revised MTAG curriculum. Kudos to SCC for working with CME and MTAG to sponsor this opportunity for faculty and trainers.

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

MAIL ROOM ACCESS DURING
BOOKSTORE INVENTORY
The bookstore will be closed for inventory on July 1st and July 2nd. The front door at the end nearest the elevator will be open for access to the bookstore.

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.

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

PAULETTE FLEMING ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
June 23-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. 

STAY ACTIVE! - SUMMER KICKBOXING PROGRAM
Classes began June 23, Monday's and Wednesday's
This summer the Intramural Department will sponsor a kickboxing exercise program. Instructor Patricia McDonald will lead classes each Monday and Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in room 3025. Classified staff may use these classes as part of the Wellness Release Time Program. Classes begin June 23 and are free to all students and College employees. For more information contact Movakel at x6994.

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 .

SHORELINES BOARD OF TRUSTEES JUNE AGENDA
Shoreline’s Board of Trustees will hold its final meeting of the academic year today, June 25, 2003. Click on June Agenda to access. This month the Board will consider action to approve the 2003-04 Student Services and Activities Budget and confirm two new instructional deans. For the first time this year, the meeting will be held at Shoreline’s branch campus in the Lake Forest Park Towne Center, Room 5. All staff are invited to attend this Open Public Meeting which starts at 4:00 p.m.
The Minutes of the May meeting, once approved at today’s meeting, will be available on-line. Look for a June Board meeting wrap-up and a link to the May Minutes in the June 30 edition of Day at a Glance. The next scheduled regular meeting of the Board is Wednesday, September 24.

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.

Day at a Glance

Wednesday, June 25, 2003

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

STAY ACTIVE! - SUMMER KICKBOXING PROGRAM
Classes began June 23, Monday's and Wednesday's
This summer the Intramural Department will sponsor a kickboxing exercise program. Instructor Patricia McDonald will lead classes each Monday and Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in room 3025. Classified staff may use these classes as part of the Wellness Release Time Program. Classes begin June 23 and are free to all students and College employees. For more information contact Movakel at x6994.

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

CME/MTAG MODULAR CURRICULUM
WORKSHOP AT SCC
Thurs., June 26, 2003, 8am - 4:30pm, Auto Showroom
SCC is hosting the Consortium for Manufacturing Excellence, a National Science Foundation project, and the Manufacturing Technology Advisory Group's (MTAG) Modular Curriculum workshop Thurs., June 26th in the Automotive Showroom. This workshop will familiarize high school and college instructors and industry trainers with the recently revised MTAG curriculum. Kudos to SCC for working with CME and MTAG to sponsor this opportunity for faculty and trainers.

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.

SHORELINES BOARD OF TRUSTEES JUNE AGENDA
Shoreline’s Board of Trustees will hold its final meeting of the academic year today, June 25, 2003. Click on June Agenda to access. This month the Board will consider action to approve the 2003-04 Student Services and Activities Budget and confirm two new instructional deans. For the first time this year, the meeting will be held at Shoreline’s branch campus in the Lake Forest Park Towne Center, Room 5. All staff are invited to attend this Open Public Meeting which starts at 4:00 p.m.
The Minutes of the May meeting, once approved at today’s meeting, will be available on-line. Look for a June Board meeting wrap-up and a link to the May Minutes in the June 30 edition of Day at a Glance. The next scheduled regular meeting of the Board is Wednesday, September 24.

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.

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

PAULETTE FLEMING ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
June 23-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 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.

Day at a Glance

"We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future."

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Tuesday, June 23, 2003

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

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.

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

PAULETTE FLEMING ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
June 23-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. 

STAY ACTIVE! - SUMMER KICKBOXING PROGRAM
Classes begin June 23, Monday's and Wednesday's
This summer the Intramural Department will sponsor a kickboxing exercise program. Instructor Patricia McDonald will lead classes each Monday and Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in room 3025. Classified staff may use these classes as part of the Wellness Release Time Program. Classes begin June 23 and are free to all students and College employees. For more information contact Movakel at X 6994.

UPGRADE FILE SERVER RIZZO
Friday, Saturday, Sunday - July 4th to 6th
Shoreline file server Rizzo, where your H:, S:, and X: drives are connected, will be shutdown during the above days for upgrade purpose. We will try our best to finish the job on July 4th and make it available on July 5th again. But we want you to plan your work to notaccess the file server during this period: in case something unexpected happens.

PRESIDENT MOORE IS APPOINTED CHAIR OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL SHORTAGE TASK FORCE
President Holly Moore has been appointed Chair of the Health Care Personnel Shortage Task Force by the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board. Moore will replace Brian Ebersole, current task force Chair and President of Bates Technical College, who is retiring this year. >MORE

HAVE YOU SEEN THIS TABLE?
Have you seen a round table, three to four feet feet in diameter with a butcher block wood finish? This table belongs to former employee, Diane Daily. If you see it or know of its whereabouts, please contact Lisa Smith, x4654 or email her at lsmi@shoreline.edu.

GRADUATION BECOMES REALITY FOR CEO AND LCN STUDENTS
When high school doesn’t work out for a young person, it doesn’t have to signal the end of educational progress.  Many area teens seek out a new environment for learning and achieve great success in programs such as Shoreline CC’s Career Education Options Program or Learning Center North.  More>

SUMMER HOURS
Please be reminded that the College will operate under Summer Hours beginning Monday, June 16. Regular operations are Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (plus 1/2 hour lunch) and Friday, 8:00 am- 12:00 noon. Please refer to the memo issued by the President for full details.

2003 CATALOG IS NOW AVAILABLE - ONLINE
The new 2003 Course Catalog is now available online for students wishing to check program planning sheets, course descriptions, etc. The printed catalog will be delivered to campus around the 23rd of June. Copies will be distributed to faculty and staff through the Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Other copies will be made available through Enrollment Services, Advising and Counseling, Student Programs, and the Library.

COMMENCEMENT 2003
On June 8th, 250 students participated in graduation exercises at the College. A total of 57 students were recognized as President's Scholars, having earned a cumulative GPA of 3.9 or higher, and students who earned a cumulative GPA of 3.6 or higher graduated with honors. Approximately 150 students earned GEDs, and 73 earned high school completion degrees. >MORE

55 STUDENTS HONORED AT DOLPHIE AWARDS
On May 30th, students, faculty and staff attended the "Oscar-themed" first annual Shoreline Community College Dolphie Awards celebration in the Staff Lounge. The Dolphie Awards are an opportunity for club advisors to honor students in their clubs who have demonstrated excellence throughout the year. >MORE

PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATES
The Public Information Office is getting ready to update our yearly campus Phone Directory. If you have had any changes this past year in office location, telephone extension, etc. please email your changes to Amy Stapleton at astaplet@shoreline.edu  as soon as possible.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HOSTING A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENT IN JULY?
Shoreline Community College and Cascadia Community College are developing an exciting new international exchange relationship with a Mexican university in Monterrey, Mexico. The International Program is pleased to invite interested SCC faculty, students and staff to serve as host families for these five students during their 20-day program. The program dates will be divided into two 10-day periods; Part A (July 5 - 13) and Part B (July 13 - 23).  >MORE

GOVERNANCE CONCEPT PAPER
Please take a few minutes to read through a concept paper on the proposed governance restructure from the Governance Steering Committee. Please review the proposal and pass any comments or suggestions to either tcurtis@shoreline.edu  or nlamus@shoreline.edu. or any member of the committee. Download now.

Day at a Glance

Monday, June 23, 2003

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

PAULETTE FLEMING ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
June 23-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 ******

UPGRADE FILE SERVER RIZZO
Friday, Saturday, Sunday - July 4th to 6th
Shoreline file server Rizzo, where your H:, S:, and X: drives are connected, will be shutdown during the above days for upgrade purpose. We will try our best to finish the job on July 4th and make it available on July 5th again. But we want you to plan your work to notaccess the file server during this period: in case something unexpected happens.

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

PRESIDENT MOORE IS APPOINTED CHAIR OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL SHORTAGE TASK FORCE
President Holly Moore has been appointed Chair of the Health Care Personnel Shortage Task Force by the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board. Moore will replace Brian Ebersole, current task force Chair and President of Bates Technical College, who is retiring this year. >MORE

HAVE YOU SEEN THIS TABLE?
Have you seen a round table, three to four feet feet in diameter with a butcher block wood finish? This table belongs to former employee, Diane Daily. If you see it or know of its whereabouts, please contact Lisa Smith, x4654 or email her at lsmi@shoreline.edu.

UPCOMING CHANGES FOR LONG DISTANCE DIALING THROUGH SCAN
IF YOU USE SCAN FOR YOUR LONG DISTANCE CALLS – PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
Two major changes will be implemented on the SCAN long distance network, after midnight on July 31, 2003. The length of SCAN authorization numbers will change from the current 6-digits to 7-digits AND the current sequence of dialing the authorization number before the telephone number will move to dialing the authorization number AFTER the telephone number. This preliminary announcement is for your information. The new scan long distance process will be in effect on August 1, 2003.

GRADUATION BECOMES REALITY FOR CEO AND LCN STUDENTS
When high school doesn’t work out for a young person, it doesn’t have to signal the end of educational progress.  Many area teens seek out a new environment for learning and achieve great success in programs such as Shoreline CC’s Career Education Options Program or Learning Center North.  More>

SUMMER HOURS
Please be reminded that the College will operate under Summer Hours beginning Monday, June 16. Regular operations are Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (plus 1/2 hour lunch) and Friday, 8:00 am- 12:00 noon. Please refer to the memo issued by the President for full details.

2003 CATALOG IS NOW AVAILABLE - ONLINE
The new 2003 Course Catalog is now available online for students wishing to check program planning sheets, course descriptions, etc. The printed catalog will be delivered to campus around the 23rd of June. Copies will be distributed to faculty and staff through the Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Other copies will be made available through Enrollment Services, Advising and Counseling, Student Programs, and the Library.

COMMENCEMENT 2003
On June 8th, 250 students participated in graduation exercises at the College. A total of 57 students were recognized as President's Scholars, having earned a cumulative GPA of 3.9 or higher, and students who earned a cumulative GPA of 3.6 or higher graduated with honors. Approximately 150 students earned GEDs, and 73 earned high school completion degrees. >MORE

55 STUDENTS HONORED AT DOLPHIE AWARDS
On May 30th, students, faculty and staff attended the "Oscar-themed" first annual Shoreline Community College Dolphie Awards celebration in the Staff Lounge. The Dolphie Awards are an opportunity for club advisors to honor students in their clubs who have demonstrated excellence throughout the year. >MORE

STAY ACTIVE! - SUMMER KICKBOXING PROGRAM
Classes begin June 23, Monday's and Wednesday's
This summer the Intramural Department will sponsor a kickboxing exercise program. Instructor Patricia McDonald will lead classes each Monday and Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in room 3025. Classified staff may use these classes as part of the Wellness Release Time Program. Classes begin June 23 and are free to all students and College employees. For more information contact Movakel at X 6994.

PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATES
The Public Information Office is getting ready to update our yearly campus Phone Directory. If you have had any changes this past year in office location, telephone extension, etc. please email your changes to Amy Stapleton at astaplet@shoreline.edu  as soon as possible.

FOUNDATION SPRING SCHOLARSHIP CELEBRATION
Shoreline and Lake Forest Park high school and college students were awarded several types of scholarships at the Foundation's annual Spring Scholarship Celebration June 5th in the PUB small dining room. High school students received academic excellence and merit scholarships. SCC students received merit, transfer and nursing scholarships. >MORE

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HOSTING A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENT IN JULY?
Shoreline Community College and Cascadia Community College are developing an exciting new international exchange relationship with a Mexican university in Monterrey, Mexico. The International Program is pleased to invite interested SCC faculty, students and staff to serve as host families for these five students during their 20-day program. The program dates will be divided into two 10-day periods; Part A (July 5 - 13) and Part B (July 13 - 23).  >MORE

Day at a Glance

Friday, June 20, 2003

******* TODAY'S (Weekend) EVENTS ******

MAILROOM FRIDAY DEADLINE
US mail to be sent on Fridays (during summer hrs) must be to the mailroom by 11:00 a.m.

SATURDAY OPENING FOR REGISTRATION AND BOOKSTORE
We are open Saturday, June 21st 10am-2pm for Summer and Fall 2003 Registration & Bookstore, FOSS --- 5200 Building

Day at a Glance

Thursday, June 19, 2003

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

SWEEPING AND RE-STRIPING
THE CAMPUS PARKING LOTS - Continues
Beginning Monday morning, June 16, a contractor will be sweeping and re-striping our campus parking lots. The roadway at the north end of the FOSS Building will be closed and all parking areas between there and the event lots below the VCT Building will be closed. The roadways and parking lots will re-open as the paint dries (it dries very quickly). The contractor will move north from the FOSS past the 2900 Building and around towards Automotive. The southern and western lots will be done Tuesday through the end of the week. We ask for patience and indulgence from those of you who will still be on campus. We'll try to get this done as quickly as possible.

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

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

UPCOMING CHANGES FOR LONG DISTANCE DIALING THROUGH SCAN
IF YOU USE SCAN FOR YOUR LONG DISTANCE CALLS – PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
Two major changes will be implemented on the SCAN long distance network, after midnight on July 31, 2003. The length of SCAN authorization numbers will change from the current 6-digits to 7-digits AND the current sequence of dialing the authorization number before the telephone number will move to dialing the authorization number AFTER the telephone number. This preliminary announcement is for your information. The new scan long distance process will be in effect on August 1, 2003.

GRADUATION BECOMES REALITY FOR CEO AND LCN STUDENTS
When high school doesn’t work out for a young person, it doesn’t have to signal the end of educational progress.  Many area teens seek out a new environment for learning and achieve great success in programs such as Shoreline CC’s Career Education Options Program or Learning Center North.  More>

SUMMER HOURS
Please be reminded that the College will operate under Summer Hours beginning Monday, June 16. Regular operations are Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (plus 1/2 hour lunch) and Friday, 8:00 am- 12:00 noon. Please refer to the memo issued by the President for full details.

2003 CATALOG IS NOW AVAILABLE - ONLINE
The new 2003 Course Catalog is now available online for students wishing to check program planning sheets, course descriptions, etc. The printed catalog will be delivered to campus around the 23rd of June. Copies will be distributed to faculty and staff through the Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Other copies will be made available through Enrollment Services, Advising and Counseling, Student Programs, and the Library.

COMMENCEMENT 2003
On June 8th, 250 students participated in graduation exercises at the College. A total of 57 students were recognized as President's Scholars, having earned a cumulative GPA of 3.9 or higher, and students who earned a cumulative GPA of 3.6 or higher graduated with honors. Approximately 150 students earned GEDs, and 73 earned high school completion degrees. >MORE

55 STUDENTS HONORED AT DOLPHIE AWARDS
On May 30th, students, faculty and staff attended the "Oscar-themed" first annual Shoreline Community College Dolphie Awards celebration in the Staff Lounge. The Dolphie Awards are an opportunity for club advisors to honor students in their clubs who have demonstrated excellence throughout the year. >MORE

STAY ACTIVE! - SUMMER KICKBOXING PROGRAM
Classes begin June 23, Monday's and Wednesday's
This summer the Intramural Department will sponsor a kickboxing exercise program. Instructor Patricia McDonald will lead classes each Monday and Wednesday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm in room 3025. Classified staff may use these classes as part of the Wellness Release Time Program. Classes begin June 23 and are free to all students and College employees. For more information contact Movakel at X 6994.

PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATES
The Public Information Office is getting ready to update our yearly campus Phone Directory. If you have had any changes this past year in office location, telephone extension, etc. please email your changes to Amy Stapleton at astaplet@shoreline.edu  as soon as possible.

FOUNDATION SPRING SCHOLARSHIP CELEBRATION
Shoreline and Lake Forest Park high school and college students were awarded several types of scholarships at the Foundation's annual Spring Scholarship Celebration June 5th in the PUB small dining room. High schoo