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Day at a Glance
Monday, March
31, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
FIRST DAY OF THE
QUARTER
PAULETTE FLEMING
DESIGNATED ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Beginning Monday, March 31, Holly will travel to Japan
and China to meet with SCC's Asian partners and continue
the work she began this past October to establish
partnerships. She is scheduled to return Thursday, April
17. Please see related stories in DAAG and Net News.
While she is away, she has designated Vice President for
Human Resources and Employee Relations, Paulette Fleming,
as administrator-in-charge. You can reach Paulette by
calling ext. 4694, or contacting Holly's assistant,
Michele Foley, at ext 4552.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER - WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Monday,
March 31, 2003
The
parent child center would like to know if you would like
to support the "Week of the young Child" with
them. If you would like to have a picture frame made my
the children please call Heather or Paulette at ext.
4690. The "Week of the Young Child" will be
April 7-12, 2003. The children will be handing out their
frames on Monday April 7th.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******.
OPEN LETTER TO
THE CAMPUS
As we
begin our Spring quarter, we need to be mindful that many
of us are feeling increasingly fearful and anxious. The
events of September 11, 2001, and the current war are
taking their toll. When fear escalates, it can lead to a
feeling of overall anxiety, irritability and depression. more>
HIDDEN
BENEFITS TO EMPLOYEES
Did you
know that the benefits you receive when working for
Shoreline Community College go far beyond what you see
when you receive your paycheck? more>
STUDY ABROAD
INFORMATION SESSIONS
4/4/03
& 4/8/03 at 12:30PM (FRI.) & 3:30PM (TUES.) in
ROOM 5328
Please
encourage student who may have an interest in studying
aboard to attend an information session. SCC's
quarter-long and shore-term summer programs will be
reviewed. Information on How Apply, How to Use Financial
Aid, and How to Plan for An Academic Program Abroad will
be distributed.
COPIES NOW
AVAILABLE - ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2003-2004
Beginning
Monday, March 31, newly printed Academic Calendars for
2003-2004, as approved by the Board of Trustees at their
February 26 meeting, will be distributed campus-wide. All
full- and part-time staff should receive a copy. This
year, the calendars are printed on a synthetic compound
which makes them resistant to wear, tear and spills. A
second printing of the calendar will be included in
Opening Week information packets. New this year--you can
access the academic and master calendars on line by
clicking the titles in the index bar to the left of this
message. If you do not receive a copy of the new Academic
Calendar, please contact Mary Sheaffer at ext 6904.
BOOKSTORE
CLEARANCE THIS WEEK
How
brave are YOU? Would you face the crowds the first day of
spring quarter to buy gifts and supplies at COST?
T-shirts, Christmas decor, school and office supplies at
prices you won't believe. Sale continues through Friday.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LEADING FROM THE MIDDLE
April
27-30, 2003
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION in a
Washington Community or Technical College?
Leading From the Middle
is for YOU!!! This 3-day ASSOCIATION Workshop, April
27-30, will be held at The Resort at Ludlow Bay. This is
a great professional development opportunity for
employees in the Washington Community and Technical
College System to become more acquainted with these and
other issues essential for Administrators. This very is a
very affordable learning opportunity that many colleges
have taken advantage of for the past three years. The
registration fee of $650.00 (double occupancy) includes
lodging, meals and all materials! Register on-line now
and pay later.
For complete information
and to register go to: http://www.learningconnections.org/association/LFM03/main.htm
Or call: Kati Hays,
Professional Development Coordinator, Center for Learning
Connections, Highline CC, (206) 870-5914.
SHOP AT THE BOOKSTORE
The SCC
Bookstore is in the process of searching out new
suppliers for office supplies, and especially printer
toner cartridges. In this process each department will be
asked to provide a listing of the different printers that
are used so that a master list can be created. The goal
is to stock these ink/toner cartridges. By increasing the
volume of cartridges we purchase we can lower the prices
we need to charge. For toner/ink cartridges our new
pricing policy will be 10% above cost. In addition we are
participating in new buying programs that should lower
our costs.
The bookstore has
recently opened a wholesale account with Costco. In
addition we are working on setting up on-line ordering
for campus departments with one of our major suppliers.
There are many
excellent reasons to purchase office/general supplies
through the bookstore:
*New pricing & buying
procedures make the bookstore very competitive for most
items
*Increased volumes will contribute to lower prices for
everyone
*Bookstore can be very responsive to your requests to
carry specific items
*Bookstore purchases can be charged directly to your
budget and delivered right to your office
*In most instances, “special orders” can be
available in one to two days
*Keeping cars off the road is good for the environment
*More time in your office and less time shopping the
aisles
Bookstore revenues
help to support the college community
TIZZY ASHER TO PRESENT
AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
The
Women's Center's Tizzy Asher has been invited to give a
presentation at "Why We Write: Writing for Social
Change" at Columbia University March 28-29th. The
conference will focus on using writing for activism and
social change. more>
NEW BUS WILL SERVICE
THE SEARS AND THE GREENWOOD PARKING LOTS
Shoreline Community College has acquired a new bus to
transport students from the Sears parking lot to the
College. The bus will also run students from the
Greenwood parking lot, which will undergo resurfacing
during Spring Quarter. The only pathway being shut down
soon will be the northern path to the Greenwood lot. The
pick-up/drop-off of riders from the Greenwood lot will be
at the lot entrance on Greenwood Ave. The bus will run
from 7:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Students should be reminded that quarterly permits are
required for parking in the Greenwood and the Sears lots.
Faculty and staff are also encouraged to park in the
Sears lot and take the bus to work.
NAME THAT WATER
PIO is
working on the label design for our very own brand of
bottled water. The proceeds from the water sales will
offset downturn in the the College's budget. Think you
have a snappy idea for a name? A $25 gift certificate to
Starbucks will be awarded to the winner. Some suggestions
so far: Dolphin Water, Aquafin, and Blue Dreams. So give
it your best shot!! Please submit your idea to Judy Yu at
jyu@ctc.edu. Deadline: April 5, 2003.
A SPECIAL SCREENING OF
FILMS
Wednesday,
April 9th at 6:45 pm in the Campus Theater
Join us for a screening of "Civilian
Casualties" a film by Frances Anderson. Some of the
film club members saw this powerful film at Slam Dance
Festival in January and we have wanted to share it with
Shoreline. The one-hour documentary presents the true
story of four Americans who lost loved ones in the
September 11th terrorist attacks, and who later travel to
Afghanistan to share their grief and offer their
condolences to Afghan victims of the U.S. bombing. Their
story is a profoundly moving search for reconciliation in
the midst of war.
We are also screening
Women In Film member Lois Shelton's film "After
Silence." This film explores the Japanese- American
internment through the eyes of Bainbridge Island resident
Frank Kitamoto, who was denied his rights and identity as
an American 60 years ago, along with other Japanese
Americans in the United States who were sent to
internment camps after the attack on Pearl Harbor. This
video prompts discussion on civil rights, citizenship,
discrimination, and the lessons of history during times
of crisis. The director Lois Shelton will be hold a Q and
A session after the screening of her film.
As an extra sneak preview
bonus, we will be showing a trailer for a
documentary-in-progress "Bhopal Legacy," thanks
to member Joy Shayne Laughter, who is the film‚s
associate producer. „Bhopal Legacy" documents
the devastating impact of the 1984 Union Carbide cyanide
gas leak that killed more than 20,000 people in Bhopal,
India.
THE CRYSTAL
BALL
Thursday,
May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark
your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit
the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
BRAINSTORMING
FOR OPENING WEEK
Wednesday, April 2, 2003 at 2:00
pm in the Boardroom
It may be hard to believe, but
it’s already time to start thinking ahead about
Opening Week 2003-04. Every year, Opening Week is
centered around a theme that is meant to express the
spirit that we are all about, to celebrate what we do,
and to signal new directions as we begin a new school
year.
This
year’s Opening Week Committee wants your ideas for
themes, workshops, fun activities, and more. All members
of the campus community are invited to submit themes by
bringing their suggestions OW Brainstorming meeting or by
replying to the survey. At the
Brainstorming meeting, those present will forward a list
of recommendations to President Moore. A surprise gift
will be awarded to the person who submits the winning OW
Theme!
Top of
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Day at a Glance
Friday, March
28, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******t
OUTLOOK TRAINING DATES
Friday, March 28 from 8:30 - 10 am in room 4106
As you already know, we are in the process of moving
folks over to the Exchange server. To help prepare for
this move, we strongly encourage everyone to go through a
prep session. By attending this 1 1¦2 hour session, we
feel certain that folks will immediately benefit by
increasing their productivity when using Outlook. This
session will cover the following *Essential Outlook
Survival Skills*:
1) Email Housekeeping
Techniques - Cleaning out old email; Creating email
storage files, Organizing email
2) Contact List Basics - Creating and using contacts;
Using the Global Address Book; Creating distribution
lists
3)Calendaring Basics - Creating an appointment; Using
day, week and month views of the Outlook calendar
4) Outlook Web Access - Accessing your mail from anywhere
via the Internet
PAULETTE FLEMING
DESIGNATED ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Thursday
and Friday, March 27 & 28, All Day
President Holly Moore will attend WACTC, the system-wide
community college presidents meeting, to be held at South
Puget Sound Community College March 27 and 28. While she
is in Olympia, Vice President for Human Resources and
Employee Relations, Paulette Fleming, will serve as
administrator-in-charge. Please contact Paulette directly
at ext. 4694.
BREAK WEEK MAIL SERVICE
REMINDER
During
break week
Just a reminder; during break week there is one mail
pickup and delivery each day. If you have mail that must
go out after the one pickup, please bring it to the
mailroom.
NO FOOD SERVICE ON
CAMPUS TODAY
Both
the food services in the PUB and at the Whidbey's Coffee
Carts will be closed this week during spring break.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******.
LEADING FROM THE MIDDLE
April
27-30, 2003
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION in a
Washington Community or Technical College?
Leading From the Middle
is for YOU!!! This 3-day ASSOCIATION Workshop, April
27-30, will be held at The Resort at Ludlow Bay. This is
a great professional development opportunity for
employees in the Washington Community and Technical
College System to become more acquainted with these and
other issues essential for Administrators. This very is a
very affordable learning opportunity that many colleges
have taken advantage of for the past three years. The
registration fee of $650.00 (double occupancy) includes
lodging, meals and all materials! Register on-line now
and pay later.
For complete information
and to register go to: http://www.learningconnections.org/association/LFM03/main.htm
Or call: Kati Hays,
Professional Development Coordinator, Center for Learning
Connections, Highline CC, (206) 870-5914.
SHOP AT THE BOOKSTORE
The SCC
Bookstore is in the process of searching out new
suppliers for office supplies, and especially printer
toner cartridges. In this process each department will be
asked to provide a listing of the different printers that
are used so that a master list can be created. The goal
is to stock these ink/toner cartridges. By increasing the
volume of cartridges we purchase we can lower the prices
we need to charge. For toner/ink cartridges our new
pricing policy will be 10% above cost. In addition we are
participating in new buying programs that should lower
our costs.
The bookstore has
recently opened a wholesale account with Costco. In
addition we are working on setting up on-line ordering
for campus departments with one of our major suppliers.
There are many
excellent reasons to purchase office/general supplies
through the bookstore:
*New pricing & buying
procedures make the bookstore very competitive for most
items
*Increased volumes will contribute to lower prices for
everyone
*Bookstore can be very responsive to your requests to
carry specific items
*Bookstore purchases can be charged directly to your
budget and delivered right to your office
*In most instances, “special orders” can be
available in one to two days
*Keeping cars off the road is good for the environment
*More time in your office and less time shopping the
aisles
Bookstore revenues
help to support the college community
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
TIZZY ASHER TO PRESENT
AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
The
Women's Center's Tizzy Asher has been invited to give a
presentation at "Why We Write: Writing for Social
Change" at Columbia University March 28-29th. The
conference will focus on using writing for activism and
social change. more>
NEW BUS WILL SERVICE
THE SEARS AND THE GREENWOOD PARKING LOTS
Shoreline Community College has acquired a new bus to
transport students from the Sears parking lot to the
College. The bus will also run students from the
Greenwood parking lot, which will undergo resurfacing
during Spring Quarter. The only pathway being shut down
soon will be the northern path to the Greenwood lot. The
pick-up/drop-off of riders from the Greenwood lot will be
at the lot entrance on Greenwood Ave. The bus will run
from 7:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Students should be reminded that quarterly permits are
required for parking in the Greenwood and the Sears lots.
Faculty and staff are also encouraged to park in the
Sears lot and take the bus to work.
EYH 2003 AT SCC
Six
hundred girls from 45 schools as far north as Bellingham
and as far south as Tacoma attended this year's Expanding
Your Horizons Conference at SCC, Tuesday, March 18th. more>
NAME THAT WATER
PIO is
working on the label design for our very own brand of
bottled water. The proceeds from the water sales will
offset downturn in the the College's budget. Think you
have a snappy idea for a name? A $25 gift certificate to
Starbucks will be awarded to the winner. Some suggestions
so far: Dolphin Water, Aquafin, and Blue Dreams. So give
it your best shot!! Please submit your idea to Judy Yu at
jyu@ctc.edu. Deadline: April 5, 2003.
A SPECIAL SCREENING OF
FILMS
Wednesday,
April 9th at 6:45 pm in the Campus Theater
Join us for a screening of "Civilian
Casualties" a film by Frances Anderson. Some of the
film club members saw this powerful film at Slam Dance
Festival in January and we have wanted to share it with
Shoreline. The one-hour documentary presents the true
story of four Americans who lost loved ones in the
September 11th terrorist attacks, and who later travel to
Afghanistan to share their grief and offer their
condolences to Afghan victims of the U.S. bombing. Their
story is a profoundly moving search for reconciliation in
the midst of war.
We are also screening
Women In Film member Lois Shelton's film "After
Silence." This film explores the Japanese- American
internment through the eyes of Bainbridge Island resident
Frank Kitamoto, who was denied his rights and identity as
an American 60 years ago, along with other Japanese
Americans in the United States who were sent to
internment camps after the attack on Pearl Harbor. This
video prompts discussion on civil rights, citizenship,
discrimination, and the lessons of history during times
of crisis. The director Lois Shelton will be hold a Q and
A session after the screening of her film.
As an extra sneak preview
bonus, we will be showing a trailer for a
documentary-in-progress "Bhopal Legacy," thanks
to member Joy Shayne Laughter, who is the film‚s
associate producer. „Bhopal Legacy" documents
the devastating impact of the 1984 Union Carbide cyanide
gas leak that killed more than 20,000 people in Bhopal,
India.
CLASSIFIED STAFF SOCIAL
All SCC
classified staff members are cordially invited to this
year's annual "Classified Staff Social," to be
held Thursday, May 15, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the
Canteen. Highlights will include wonderful refreshments,
refreshingly served by members of President's Executive
Staff and a program--to inform, update and ask for your
input--featuring President Holly Moore and Vice President
Paulette Fleming. Please mark your calendar for May 15.
More information will be forthcoming.
THE CRYSTAL
BALL
Thursday,
May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark
your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit
the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER - WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Monday,
March 31, 2003
The
parent child center would like to know if you would like
to support the "Week of the young Child" with
them. If you would like to have a picture frame made my
the children please call Heather or Paulette at ext.
4690. The "Week of the Young Child" will be
April 7-12, 2003. The children will be handing out their
frames on Monday April 7th.
BRAINSTORMING
FOR OPENING WEEK
Wednesday, April 2, 2003 at 2:00
pm in the Boardroom
It may be hard to believe, but
it’s already time to start thinking ahead about
Opening Week 2003-04. Every year, Opening Week is
centered around a theme that is meant to express the
spirit that we are all about, to celebrate what we do,
and to signal new directions as we begin a new school
year.
This
year’s Opening Week Committee wants your ideas for
themes, workshops, fun activities, and more. All members
of the campus community are invited to submit themes by
bringing their suggestions OW Brainstorming meeting or by
replying to the survey. At the
Brainstorming meeting, those present will forward a list
of recommendations to President Moore. A surprise gift
will be awarded to the person who submits the winning OW
Theme!
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
Wednesday, March
26, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
OUTLOOK TRAINING DATES
Wednesday,
March 26 from 8:30 - 10 am in room 4106
Wednesday, March 26 from 1:00 - 2:30 pm in room 4106
As you already know, we are in the process of moving
folks over to the Exchange server. To help prepare for
this move, we strongly encourage everyone to go through a
prep session. By attending this 1 1¦2 hour session, we
feel certain that folks will immediately benefit by
increasing their productivity when using Outlook. This
session will cover the following *Essential Outlook
Survival Skills*:
1) Email Housekeeping
Techniques - Cleaning out old email; Creating email
storage files, Organizing email
2) Contact List Basics - Creating and using contacts;
Using the Global Address Book; Creating distribution
lists
3)Calendaring Basics - Creating an appointment; Using
day, week and month views of the Outlook calendar
4) Outlook Web Access - Accessing your mail from anywhere
via the Internet
BREAK WEEK MAIL SERVICE REMINDER
During
break
week
Just a reminder; during break week there is one mail pickup and delivery each day. If you have mail that must go out after the one pickup, please bring it to the mailroom.
NO FOOD SERVICE ON
CAMPUS TODAY
Both
the food services in the PUB and at the Whidbey's Coffee
Carts will be closed this week during spring break.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******.
PAULETTE FLEMING DESIGNATED ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Thursday and Friday, March 27 & 28, All Day
President Holly Moore will attend WACTC, the system-wide community college presidents meeting, to be held at South Puget Sound Community College March 27 and 28. While she is in Olympia, Vice President for Human Resources and Employee Relations, Paulette Fleming, will serve as administrator-in-charge. Please contact Paulette directly at ext. 4694. P.S. During the WACTC meeting, Shoreline's All-USA Academic Team students, Laura Giamoyris and Lassaad Fridhi, will be honored along with other students from community colleges across the state, in ceremonies scheduled to include Governor Locke on Thursday, March 27.
NEW BUS WILL SERVICE
THE SEARS AND THE GREENWOOD PARKING LOTS
Shoreline
Community College has acquired a new bus to transport
students from the Sears parking lot to the College. The
bus will also run students from the Greenwood parking
lot, which will undergo resurfacing during Spring
Quarter. The only pathway being shut down soon will be
the northern path to the Greenwood lot. The
pick-up/drop-off of riders from the Greenwood lot will be
at the lot entrance on Greenwood Ave. The bus will run
from 7:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Students should be reminded that quarterly permits are
required for parking in the Greenwood and the Sears lots.
Faculty and staff are also encouraged to park in the
Sears lot and take the bus to work.
EYH 2003 AT SCC
Six
hundred girls from 45 schools as far north as Bellingham
and as far south as Tacoma attended this year's Expanding
Your Horizons Conference at SCC, Tuesday, March 18th. more>
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
NAME THAT WATER
PIO is
working on the label design for our very own brand of
bottled water. The proceeds from the water sales will
offset downturn in the the College's budget. Think you
have a snappy idea for a name? A $25 gift certificate to
Starbucks will be awarded to the winner. Some suggestions
so far: Dolphin Water, Aquafin, and Blue Dreams. So give
it your best shot!! Please submit your idea to Judy Yu at
jyu@ctc.edu. Deadline: April 5, 2003.
OUTLOOK TRAINING DATES
Thursday, March 27,from 1:30 - 3:00 pm in Room 4106
Friday, March 28 from 8:30 - 10 am in room 4106
As you already know, we are in the process of moving
folks over to the Exchange server. To help prepare for
this move, we strongly encourage everyone to go through a
prep session. By attending this 1 1¦2 hour session, we
feel certain that folks will immediately benefit by
increasing their productivity when using Outlook. This
session will cover the following *Essential Outlook
Survival Skills*:
1) Email Housekeeping
Techniques - Cleaning out old email; Creating email
storage files, Organizing email
2) Contact List Basics - Creating and using contacts;
Using the Global Address Book; Creating distribution
lists
3)Calendaring Basics - Creating an appointment; Using
day, week and month views of the Outlook calendar
4) Outlook Web Access - Accessing your mail from anywhere
via the Internet
A SPECIAL SCREENING OF
FILMS
Wednesday,
April 9th at 6:45 pm in the Campus Theater
Join us for a screening of "Civilian
Casualties" a film by Frances Anderson. Some of the
film club members saw this powerful film at Slam Dance
Festival in January and we have wanted to share it with
Shoreline. The one-hour documentary presents the true
story of four Americans who lost loved ones in the
September 11th terrorist attacks, and who later travel to
Afghanistan to share their grief and offer their
condolences to Afghan victims of the U.S. bombing. Their
story is a profoundly moving search for reconciliation in
the midst of war.
We are also screening
Women In Film member Lois Shelton's film "After
Silence." This film explores the Japanese- American
internment through the eyes of Bainbridge Island resident
Frank Kitamoto, who was denied his rights and identity as
an American 60 years ago, along with other Japanese
Americans in the United States who were sent to
internment camps after the attack on Pearl Harbor. This
video prompts discussion on civil rights, citizenship,
discrimination, and the lessons of history during times
of crisis. The director Lois Shelton will be hold a Q and
A session after the screening of her film.
As an extra sneak preview
bonus, we will be showing a trailer for a
documentary-in-progress "Bhopal Legacy," thanks
to member Joy Shayne Laughter, who is the film‚s
associate producer. „Bhopal Legacy" documents
the devastating impact of the 1984 Union Carbide cyanide
gas leak that killed more than 20,000 people in Bhopal,
India.
CLASSIFIED STAFF SOCIAL
All SCC
classified staff members are cordially invited to this
year's annual "Classified Staff Social," to be
held Thursday, May 15, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the
Canteen. Highlights will include wonderful refreshments,
refreshingly served by members of President's Executive
Staff and a program--to inform, update and ask for your
input--featuring President Holly Moore and Vice President
Paulette Fleming. Please mark your calendar for May 15.
More information will be forthcoming.
PRESIDENT
MOORE TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS IN JAPAN & TO
VISIT NEW PARTNERS IN CHINA
President
Holly Moore will travel to Japan at the end of March to
deliver the 2003-04 commencement address at the Osaka
College District. more>
THE CRYSTAL
BALL
Thursday,
May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark
your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit
the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER - WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Monday,
March 31, 2003
The
parent child center would like to know if you would like
to support the "Week of the young Child" with
them. If you would like to have a picture frame made my
the children please call Heather or Paulette at ext.
4690. The "Week of the Young Child" will be
April 7-12, 2003. The children will be handing out their
frames on Monday April 7th.
EMPLOYEES OF
COLOR CAUCUS MEETING AND RECEPTION
Friday,
April 11, 2003 from 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room
The
next Employee of Color Caucus meeting will be held on
Friday, April 11th, 6 p.m. in the Board Room. We are
having the meeting later in the day so evening employees
may have an opportunity to to attend. Light refreshments
will be served. Please RSVP to Robin Young at
ryoung@shoreline.edu so, we may have an accurate count
for attendance and refreshments for all. Hope to see you
there.
BRAINSTORMING
FOR OPENING WEEK
Wednesday, April 2, 2003 at 2:00
pm in the Boardroom
It may be hard to believe, but
it’s already time to start thinking ahead about
Opening Week 2003-04. Every year, Opening Week is
centered around a theme that is meant to express the
spirit that we are all about, to celebrate what we do,
and to signal new directions as we begin a new school
year.
This
year’s Opening Week Committee wants your ideas for
themes, workshops, fun activities, and more. All members
of the campus community are invited to submit themes by
bringing their suggestions OW Brainstorming meeting or by
replying to the survey. At the
Brainstorming meeting, those present will forward a list
of recommendations to President Moore. A surprise gift
will be awarded to the person who submits the winning OW
Theme!
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
Jeopardy
BUSINESSMEN:
At the age of 19 in 1984, he founded PCs Limited, selling
souped-up IBMs from his dorm room.
Tuesday, March
25, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
WEB
GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
You can web grade via Instructor
Briefcase at
http://oscar.ctc.edu/shoreline/distance OR http://oscar.ctc.edu/wts/ibc/. Winter
grades are due March 25th. Grade sheets must be
submitted by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until
8:30 pm. If you have any questions please contact Chris
Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu (X4613), or
your division secretary.
NO FOOD SERVICE ON
CAMPUS TODAY
Both
the food services in the PUB and at the Whidbey's Coffee
Carts will be closed this week during spring break.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******.
NAME THAT WATER
PIO is
working on the label design for our very own brand of
bottled water. The proceeds from the water sales will
offset downturn in the the College's budget. Think you
have a snappy idea for a name? A $25 gift certificate to
Starbucks will be awarded to the winner. Some suggestions
so far: Dolphin Water, Aquafin, and Blue Dreams. So give
it your best shot!! Please submit your idea to Judy Yu at
jyu@ctc.edu. Deadline: April 5, 2003.
OUTLOOK TRAINING DATES
Wednesday,
March 26 from 8:30 - 10 am in room 4106
Wednesday, March 26 from 1:00 - 2:30 pm in room 4106
Thursday, March 27,from 1:30 - 3:00 pm in Room 4106
Friday, March 28 from 8:30 - 10 am in room 4106
As you already know, we are in the process of moving
folks over to the Exchange server. To help prepare for
this move, we strongly encourage everyone to go through a
prep session. By attending this 1 1¦2 hour session, we
feel certain that folks will immediately benefit by
increasing their productivity when using Outlook. This
session will cover the following *Essential Outlook
Survival Skills*:
1) Email Housekeeping
Techniques - Cleaning out old email; Creating email
storage files, Organizing email
2) Contact List Basics - Creating and using contacts;
Using the Global Address Book; Creating distribution
lists
3)Calendaring Basics - Creating an appointment; Using
day, week and month views of the Outlook calendar
4) Outlook Web Access - Accessing your mail from anywhere
via the Internet
A SPECIAL SCREENING OF
FILMS
Wednesday,
April 9th at 6:45 pm in the Campus Theater
Join us for a screening of "Civilian
Casualties" a film by Frances Anderson. Some of the
film club members saw this powerful film at Slam Dance
Festival in January and we have wanted to share it with
Shoreline. The one-hour documentary presents the true
story of four Americans who lost loved ones in the
September 11th terrorist attacks, and who later travel to
Afghanistan to share their grief and offer their
condolences to Afghan victims of the U.S. bombing. Their
story is a profoundly moving search for reconciliation in
the midst of war.
We are also screening
Women In Film member Lois Shelton's film "After
Silence." This film explores the Japanese- American
internment through the eyes of Bainbridge Island resident
Frank Kitamoto, who was denied his rights and identity as
an American 60 years ago, along with other Japanese
Americans in the United States who were sent to
internment camps after the attack on Pearl Harbor. This
video prompts discussion on civil rights, citizenship,
discrimination, and the lessons of history during times
of crisis. The director Lois Shelton will be hold a Q and
A session after the screening of her film.
As an extra sneak preview
bonus, we will be showing a trailer for a
documentary-in-progress "Bhopal Legacy," thanks
to member Joy Shayne Laughter, who is the film‚s
associate producer. „Bhopal Legacy" documents
the devastating impact of the 1984 Union Carbide cyanide
gas leak that killed more than 20,000 people in Bhopal,
India.
CLASSIFIED STAFF SOCIAL
All SCC
classified staff members are cordially invited to this
year's annual "Classified Staff Social," to be
held Thursday, May 15, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the
Canteen. Highlights will include wonderful refreshments,
refreshingly served by members of President's Executive
Staff and a program--to inform, update and ask for your
input--featuring President Holly Moore and Vice President
Paulette Fleming. Please mark your calendar for May 15.
More information will be forthcoming.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
PRESIDENT
MOORE TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS IN JAPAN & TO
VISIT NEW PARTNERS IN CHINA
President
Holly Moore will travel to Japan at the end of March to
deliver the 2003-04 commencement address at the Osaka
College District. more>
THE CRYSTAL
BALL
Thursday,
May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark
your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit
the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
PROCUREMENT CARDS NOW
AVAILABLE
Purchases of goods and services can now be handled with
the use of the Shoreline CC Procurement Card. This card
is being issued to each department manager and can be
used for small purchases (under $1000), not to exceed a
total of $3000 per month.
The Purchasing Card
process is designed to improve convenience and speed when
purchasing small dollar items for College use. The card
gives departments the ability to directly purchase these
items. Advantages of the card program include the
following: reduced amount of requisitions and field
orders, consolidated invoices, flexibility in ordering,
quick turnaround in receiving ordered items, immediate
payment to vendors, and greater departmental control. If
you have not signed up for a training session, please
call Sheila Sigmond at x 4511 or through email at ssigmond@ctc.edu .
SABBATICALS GRANTED AT
BOT MEETING
Sabbaticals
have been granted by the Board of Trustees to the
following: Barry Ehrlich, Chris Fisher, Eric Genz-Mould,
Steve Goetz, Kathleen Lynch, Jo McEntire, and Phyllis
Topham.
TENURE GRANTED
AT BOT MEETING
Twelve
faculty members were granted tenure at the Board of
Trustees meeting, Wednesday, March 19th. >more
COLLEGE'S
OFFICIAL ADDRESS
This is
a just a reminder that the official address of the
College is:
16101 Greenwood Ave. North
Shoreline, WA 98133-5667
Please make every effort
to update your publications, letters, envelopes, fliers,
etc. accordingly.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER - WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Monday,
March 31, 2003
The
parent child center would like to know if you would like
to support the "Week of the young Child" with
them. If you would like to have a picture frame made my
the children please call Heather or Paulette at ext.
4690. The "Week of the Young Child" will be
April 7-12, 2003. The children will be handing out their
frames on Monday April 7th.
EMPLOYEES OF
COLOR CAUCUS MEETING AND RECEPTION
Friday,
April 11, 2003 from 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room
The
next Employee of Color Caucus meeting will be held on
Friday, April 11th, 6 p.m. in the Board Room. We are
having the meeting later in the day so evening employees
may have an opportunity to to attend. Light refreshments
will be served. Please RSVP to Robin Young at
ryoung@shoreline.edu so, we may have an accurate count
for attendance and refreshments for all. Hope to see you
there.
BRAINSTORMING
FOR OPENING WEEK
Wednesday, April 2, 2003 at 2:00
pm in the Boardroom
It may be hard to believe, but
it’s already time to start thinking ahead about
Opening Week 2003-04. Every year, Opening Week is
centered around a theme that is meant to express the
spirit that we are all about, to celebrate what we do,
and to signal new directions as we begin a new school
year.
This
year’s Opening Week Committee wants your ideas for
themes, workshops, fun activities, and more. All members
of the campus community are invited to submit themes by
bringing their suggestions OW Brainstorming meeting or by
replying to the survey. At the
Brainstorming meeting, those present will forward a list
of recommendations to President Moore. A surprise gift
will be awarded to the person who submits the winning OW
Theme!
RELAX
CAMPAIGN 2003
If you've been driving alone to
work, the spring Relax Campaign is a great time to try
joining a carpool for the commute trip. Carpooling to
work will save you money, save you time and reduce
stress. If you carpool once each week March 31-April 25,
you are eligible to win some great prizes, like a weekend
getaway to Campbell's Resort on Lake Chelan , overnight
at the Woodmark Hotel on Lake Washington, memberships to
the Seattle Art Museum, and spa gift certificates, just
to name a few! Watch for the form in the campus
mail next week. If you have any questions, call
your Employee Transportation Coordinator Colleen Perrault
at x5854.
King
County Metro provides free Internet ridematching services
at http://www.rideshareonline.com/ to assist you with finding a
carpool partner or vanpool.
Who is Michael
Dell?
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Day at a Glance
Jeopardy
BUSINESSMEN: His
First Mail-order catalog in 1872 was one page thick.
Monday, March
24, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
BIOTECH EXPO
Monday,
March 24 from 8am-5 pm in the Gymnasium
Over 350 high school
students will be showcasing their biotech projects in the
Shoreline gym. These students represent 11 high schools:
Shorecrest; Shorewood; Mercer Island; Lynnwood; Garfield;
Juanita; Franklin; Eastside Catholic; Bush and Ballard.
The students have adopted an interdisciplinary approach
and projects will reflect no only traditional search, but music, writing, and
technology. Biotechnology employers have done the judging
with the lead sponsor being AMGEN.
In addition, Shoreline's BioTech Program will be
showcased with its Biotech students acting as volunteers.
Go to this website for more details: http://www.StudentBiotech.org .
NO FOOD SERVICE ON
CAMPUS TODAY
Both
the food services in the PUB and at the Whidbey's Coffee
Carts will be closed this week during spring break.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******.
PRESIDENT
MOORE TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS IN JAPAN & TO
VISIT NEW PARTNERS IN CHINA
President
Holly Moore will travel to Japan at the end of March to
deliver the 2003-04 commencement address at the Osaka
College District. more>
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
THE CRYSTAL
BALL
Thursday,
May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark
your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit
the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
PROCUREMENT CARDS NOW
AVAILABLE
Purchases of goods and services can now be handled with
the use of the Shoreline CC Procurement Card. This card
is being issued to each department manager and can be
used for small purchases (under $1000), not to exceed a
total of $3000 per month.
The Purchasing Card
process is designed to improve convenience and speed when
purchasing small dollar items for College use. The card
gives departments the ability to directly purchase these
items. Advantages of the card program include the
following: reduced amount of requisitions and field
orders, consolidated invoices, flexibility in ordering,
quick turnaround in receiving ordered items, immediate
payment to vendors, and greater departmental control. If
you have not signed up for a training session, please
call Sheila Sigmond at x 4511 or through email at ssigmond@ctc.edu .
SABBATICALS GRANTED AT
BOT MEETING
Sabbaticals
have been granted by the Board of Trustees to the
following: Barry Ehrlich, Chris Fisher, Eric Genz-Mould,
Steve Goetz, Kathleen Lynch, Jo McEntire, and Phyllis
Topham.
TENURE GRANTED
AT BOT MEETING
Twelve
faculty members were granted tenure at the Board of
Trustees meeting, Wednesday, March 19th. >more
COLLEGE'S
OFFICIAL ADDRESS
This is
a just a reminder that the official address of the
College is:
16101 Greenwood Ave. North
Shoreline, WA 98133-5667
Please make every effort
to update your publications, letters, envelopes, fliers,
etc. accordingly.
VOLUNTEERS FOR
COMMENCEMENT NEEDED
It's
that time again! The 2002-2003 Commencement ceremony is
planned for 2:00 pm on Sunday, June 8th. I am recruiting
volunteers to help usher for the ceremony. If you would
like to help, please contact me at extension 5841 or by
e-mail at csherrit@shoreline.edu. Your help would be greatly
appreciated.
BOWLING FOR
BRAINS
A large
group of suspicious characters dressed in bathrobes,
tutus and firefighter gear were last seen hanging out at
Spin Alley in Richmond Beach, Thursday, March 13, 2003.
Hugh Hefner and a few Playboy Bunnies were there as well,
bowling, dancing and eating hors d’ oeuvres with all
the other strange folks. >more
PARENT CHILD
CENTER - WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Monday,
March 31, 2003
The
parent child center would like to know if you would like
to support the "Week of the young Child" with
them. If you would like to have a picture frame made my
the children please call Heather or Paulette at ext.
4690. The "Week of the Young Child" will be
April 7-12, 2003. The children will be handing out their
frames on Monday April 7th.
EMPLOYEES OF
COLOR CAUCUS MEETING AND RECEPTION
Friday,
April 11, 2003 from 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room
The
next Employee of Color Caucus meeting will be held on
Friday, April 11th, 6 p.m. in the Board Room. We are
having the meeting later in the day so evening employees
may have an opportunity to to attend. Light refreshments
will be served. Please RSVP to Robin Young at
ryoung@shoreline.edu so, we may have an accurate count
for attendance and refreshments for all. Hope to see you
there.
WEB
GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
You can web grade via Instructor
Briefcase at
http://oscar.ctc.edu/shoreline/distance OR http://oscar.ctc.edu/wts/ibc/.
Enter either your social security number (no dots or
dashes) OR your
instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don’t
forget to select the
correct quarter, Winter 2003 for grading current classes,
or Spring 2003 to
view class enrollment and wait lists for next quarter.
PLEASE NOTE: If you did not have a PIN prior to Fall
quarter 2002 or you have misplaced your PIN you will need
to contact the Payroll Office atX4515.
Winter
grades are due March 25th. Grade sheets must be
submitted by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until
8:30 pm. If you have any questions please contact Chris
Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu (X4613), or
your division secretary.
BRAINSTORMING
FOR OPENING WEEK
Wednesday, April 2, 2003 at 2:00
pm in the Boardroom
It may be hard to believe, but
it’s already time to start thinking ahead about
Opening Week 2003-04. Every year, Opening Week is
centered around a theme that is meant to express the
spirit that we are all about, to celebrate what we do,
and to signal new directions as we begin a new school
year.
This
year’s Opening Week Committee wants your ideas for
themes, workshops, fun activities, and more. All members
of the campus community are invited to submit themes by
bringing their suggestions OW Brainstorming meeting or by
replying to the survey. At the
Brainstorming meeting, those present will forward a list
of recommendations to President Moore. A surprise gift
will be awarded to the person who submits the winning OW
Theme!
RELAX
CAMPAIGN 2003
If you've been driving alone to
work, the spring Relax Campaign is a great time to try
joining a carpool for the commute trip. Carpooling to
work will save you money, save you time and reduce
stress. If you carpool once each week March 31-April 25,
you are eligible to win some great prizes, like a weekend
getaway to Campbell's Resort on Lake Chelan , overnight
at the Woodmark Hotel on Lake Washington, memberships to
the Seattle Art Museum, and spa gift certificates, just
to name a few! Watch for the form in the campus
mail next week. If you have any questions, call
your Employee Transportation Coordinator Colleen Perrault
at x5854.
King
County Metro provides free Internet ridematching services
at http://www.rideshareonline.com/ to assist you with finding a
carpool partner or vanpool.
LET'S GO
FISHING
FISH: Fresh Ideas Start
Here. Don't forget to submit ideas and
suggestions via the online Fish Suggestion Box (at the
top of Day at a Glance) or via the Fish Box located in
the FOSS Building Information Desk. Lots of ideas have
been sent so far, so please keep them coming. Every
suggestion will be answered, and, if you have submitted
previously, don't let that stop future suggestions!
Who is (Aaron)
Montgomery Ward?
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Day at a Glance
Friday, March
21, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
HOLLY MOORE'S
OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday,
March 21 from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in Holly's Office, Room
1018
It's
been a busy quarter! Faculty and staff are invited to
regroup for Spring with Holly Moore during open office
hours this Friday, March 21, from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in
her office. The door is always open; no appointment is
necessary and all subjects are on the table for
discussion!
LAST
DAY TO GIVE US YOUR IDEAS: TAKE THE RECYCLING SURVEY
Survey will end
today, March 21 at
Noon. Please take a few minutes to give the Environmental
Committee your thoughts on the College's recycling
programs. Click here to jump to the
survey.
PEACE RALLY
& SIGN-MAKING PARTY
Friday,
March 21 from 1:00-3:00 PM in the PUB
Please join us to speak out for
peace and make protest signs before we bus together to
the main rally downtown. Sponsored by Shoreline Students
Against War.
RETIREMENT
PARTY FOR JUDISSA ANDERS
Friday,
March 21st from 3 to 4pm in the Library Conf. Room, #4202
The
campus community is invited to a retirement party for
Judissa Anders. Anders has worked for the College for 28
years.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******.
THE CRYSTAL
BALL
Thursday,
May 8, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm in the PUB Dining Room
Mark
your calendars for a seriously magical evening to benefit
the Women's Center and celebrate its 25th Anniversary.
PROCUREMENT CARDS NOW
AVAILABLE
Purchases of goods and services can now be handled with
the use of the Shoreline CC Procurement Card. This card
is being issued to each department manager and can be
used for small purchases (under $1000), not to exceed a
total of $3000 per month.
The Purchasing Card
process is designed to improve convenience and speed when
purchasing small dollar items for College use. The card
gives departments the ability to directly purchase these
items. Advantages of the card program include the
following: reduced amount of requisitions and field
orders, consolidated invoices, flexibility in ordering,
quick turnaround in receiving ordered items, immediate payment to vendors,
and greater departmental control. If you have not signed
up for a training session, please call Sheila Sigmond at
x 4511 or through email at ssigmond@ctc.edu .
SABBATICALS GRANTED AT
BOT MEETING
Sabbaticals
have been granted by the Board of Trustees to the
following: Barry Ehrlich, Chris Fisher, Eric Genz-Mould,
Steve Goetz, Kathleen Lynch, Jo McEntire, and Phyllis
Topham.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
TENURE GRANTED
AT BOT MEETING
Twelve
faculty members were granted tenure at the Board of
Trustees meeting, Wednesday, March 19th. >more
COLLEGE'S
OFFICIAL ADDRESS
This is
a just a reminder that the official address of the
College is:
16101 Greenwood Ave. North
Shoreline, WA 98133-5667
Please make every effort
to update your publications, letters, envelopes, fliers,
etc. accordingly.
VOLUNTEERS FOR
COMMENCEMENT NEEDED
It's
that time again! The 2002-2003 Commencement ceremony is
planned for 2:00 pm on Sunday, June 8th. I am recruiting
volunteers to help usher for the ceremony. If you would
like to help, please contact me at extension 5841 or by
e-mail at csherrit@shoreline.edu. Your help would be greatly
appreciated.
BOWLING FOR
BRAINS
A large
group of suspicious characters dressed in bathrobes,
tutus and firefighter gear were last seen hanging out at
Spin Alley in Richmond Beach, Thursday, March 13, 2003.
Hugh Hefner and a few Playboy Bunnies were there as well,
bowling, dancing and eating hors d’ oeuvres with all
the other strange folks. >more
PARENT CHILD
CENTER - WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Monday,
March 31, 2003
The
parent child center would like to know if you would like
to support the "Week of the young Child" with
them. If you would like to have a picture frame made my
the children please call Heather or Paulette at ext.
4690. The "Week of the Young Child" will be
April 7-12, 2003. The children will be handing out their
frames on Monday April 7th.
FRONTLINE
EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER
The
current monthly Frontline Employee Newsletter is online.
Read about teaming with your supervisor and suggestions
on how to deal with procrastination issues. http://hr.dop.wa.gov/eas.html
EMPLOYEES OF
COLOR CAUCUS MEETING AND RECEPTION
Friday,
April 11, 2003 from 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room
The
next Employee of Color Caucus meeting will be held on
Friday, April 11th, 6 p.m. in the Board Room. We are
having the meeting later in the day so evening employees
may have an opportunity to to attend. Light refreshments
will be served. Please RSVP to Robin Young at
ryoung@shoreline.edu so, we may have an accurate count
for attendance and refreshments for all. Hope to see you
there.
WEB
GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
You can web grade via Instructor
Briefcase at
http://oscar.ctc.edu/shoreline/distance OR http://oscar.ctc.edu/wts/ibc/.
Enter either your social security number (no dots or
dashes) OR your
instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don’t
forget to select the
correct quarter, Winter 2003 for grading current classes,
or Spring 2003 to
view class enrollment and wait lists for next quarter.
PLEASE NOTE: If you did not have a PIN prior to Fall
quarter 2002 or you have misplaced your PIN you will need
to contact the Payroll Office atX4515.
Winter
grades are due March 25th. Grade sheets must be
submitted by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until
8:30 pm. If you have any questions please contact Chris
Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu (X4613), or
your division secretary.
BRAINSTORMING
FOR OPENING WEEK
Wednesday, April 2, 2003 at 2:00
pm in the Boardroom
It may be hard to believe, but
it’s already time to start thinking ahead about
Opening Week 2003-04. Every year, Opening Week is
centered around a theme that is meant to express the
spirit that we are all about, to celebrate what we do,
and to signal new directions as we begin a new school
year.
This
year’s Opening Week Committee wants your ideas for
themes, workshops, fun activities, and more. All members
of the campus community are invited to submit themes by
bringing their suggestions OW Brainstorming meeting or by
replying to the survey. At the
Brainstorming meeting, those present will forward a list
of recommendations to President Moore. A surprise gift
will be awarded to the person who submits the winning OW
Theme!
COLLEGE
WORKS WITH CITY OF SEATTLE TO IMPROVE LITERACY
Shoreline Community College will partner with the City of
Seattle, Seattle Public School District, Seattle Public
Library System and several Seattle child care centers to
implement Early Reading First, a program that improves
literacy among children ages 3-5. This $3 million grant
was announced last week by at the Mayor's press
conference. More>
RELAX
CAMPAIGN 2003
If you've been driving alone to
work, the spring Relax Campaign is a great time to try
joining a carpool for the commute trip. Carpooling to
work will save you money, save you time and reduce
stress. If you carpool once each week March 31-April 25,
you are eligible to win some great prizes, like a weekend
getaway to Campbell's Resort on Lake Chelan , overnight
at the Woodmark Hotel on Lake Washington, memberships to
the Seattle Art Museum, and spa gift certificates, just
to name a few! Watch for the form in the campus
mail next week. If you have any questions, call
your Employee Transportation Coordinator Colleen Perrault
at x5854.
King
County Metro provides free Internet ridematching services
at http://www.rideshareonline.com/ to assist you with finding a
carpool partner or vanpool.
LET'S GO
FISHING
FISH: Fresh Ideas Start
Here. Don't forget to submit ideas and
suggestions via the online Fish Suggestion Box (at the
top of Day at a Glance) or via the Fish Box located in
the FOSS Building Information Desk. Lots of ideas have
been sent so far, so please keep them coming. Every
suggestion will be answered, and, if you have submitted
previously, don't let that stop future suggestions!
SEND US YOUR
RECIPES
The
Classified Training & Staff Development Committee is
compiling a cookbook which will feature recipes from
members of the entire college community. Proceeds will be
used to provide additional training opportunities for
classified staff. To those of you who have already
submitted recipes thank-you. To those who haven't it is
not too late, you have until April 15. We particularly
need appetizer, soup and brunch recipes but will welcome
any and all. Please send your recipes to Barb Kristek in
Enrollment Services. They may be photocopies, on index
cards or via E-mail. Any questions please contact Barb at
ext 4623 or bkristek@ctc.edu .
ORDER YOUR CAP
AND GOWN - ONLINE
Commencement
will be held on Sunday, June 8, 2003 at 2:00 pm in the
Gymnasium. Caps and gowns may be ordered through our
vendor's website at http://www.herff-jones/faculty . The web site will ask for the customer
number (46000591000) and the order number (256381).
(Be sure to write down these numbers before you start
ordering.) If you have ordered in the past year, you will
be able to scroll down to your name under “faculty
name” to verify or change the size and degree
information. For first-time orders, the on-line system
has about a one-minute delay from the time you select
“new faculty member” and click
“continue” until the time the screen appears to
place your order. Please be sure to click “Send
Request” when you've completed and verified your
order. Your order must be submitted no later than
Friday, April 18. Orders will be delivered to campus
by June 2, 2003. You may also order through Student
Programs. Contact Lisa Smith at x 4654 to do so.
CALL FOR
APPLICATIONS FOR TECHNOLOGY
If you have ideas to improve
student success through technology, please submit an
application to the Technology Committee. Please
review the project with your direct administrator to
ensure that your project has your department
support. Applications are due to the
secretary in Room 950 (SBA office) by April 14,
2003. If you have any questions, contact Grace Kimm
at x5848 or Jack Hanson at x4792. more>
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Day at a Glance
Thursday, March
20, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******.
HOLLY MOORE'S
OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday,
March 21 from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in Holly's Office, Room
1018
It's
been a busy quarter! Faculty and staff are invited to
regroup for Spring with Holly Moore during open office
hours this Friday, March 21, from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in
her office. The door is always open; no appointment is
necessary and all subjects are on the table for
discussion!
TENURE GRANTED
AT BOT MEETING
Twelve
faculty members were granted tenure at the Board of
Trustees meeting, Wednesday, March 19th. >more
COLLEGE'S
OFFICIAL ADDRESS
This is
a just a reminder that the official address of the
College is:
16101 Greenwood Ave. North
Shoreline, WA 98133-5667
Please make every effort
to update your publications, letters, envelopes, fliers,
etc. accordingly.
VOLUNTEERS FOR
COMMENCEMENT NEEDED
It's
that time again! The 2002-2003 Commencement ceremony is
planned for 2:00 pm on Sunday, June 8th. I am recruiting
volunteers to help usher for the ceremony. If you would
like to help, please contact me at extension 5841 or by
e-mail at csherrit@shoreline.edu. Your help would be greatly
appreciated.
BOWLING FOR
BRAINS
A large
group of suspicious characters dressed in bathrobes,
tutus and firefighter gear were last seen hanging out at
Spin Alley in Richmond Beach, Thursday, March 13, 2003.
Hugh Hefner and a few Playboy Bunnies were there as well,
bowling, dancing and eating hors d’ oeuvres with all
the other strange folks. >more
RETIREMENT
PARTY FOR JUDISSA ANDERS
Friday,
March 21st from 3 to 4pm in the Library Conf. Room, #4202
The
campus community is invited to a retirement party for
Judissa Anders. Anders has worked for the College for 28
years.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER - WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
Monday,
March 31, 2003
The
parent child center would like to know if you would like
to support the "Week of the young Child" with
them. If you would like to have a picture frame made my
the children please call Heather or Paulette at ext.
4690. The "Week of the Young Child" will be
April 7-12, 2003. The children will be handing out their
frames on Monday April 7th.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
FRONTLINE
EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER
The
current monthly Frontline Employee Newsletter is online.
Read about teaming with your supervisor and suggestions
on how to deal with procrastination issues. http://hr.dop.wa.gov/eas.html
EMPLOYEES OF
COLOR CAUCUS MEETING AND RECEPTION
Friday,
April 11, 2003 from 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room
The
next Employee of Color Caucus meeting will be held on
Friday, April 11th, 6 p.m. in the Board Room. We are
having the meeting later in the day so evening employees
may have an opportunity to to attend. Light refreshments
will be served. Please RSVP to Robin Young at
ryoung@shoreline.edu so, we may have an accurate count
for attendance and refreshments for all. Hope to see you
there.
WEB
GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
You can web grade via Instructor
Briefcase at
http://oscar.ctc.edu/shoreline/distance OR http://oscar.ctc.edu/wts/ibc/.
Enter either your social security number (no dots or
dashes) OR your
instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don’t
forget to select the
correct quarter, Winter 2003 for grading current classes,
or Spring 2003 to
view class enrollment and wait lists for next quarter.
PLEASE NOTE: If you did not have a PIN prior to Fall
quarter 2002 or you have misplaced your PIN you will need
to contact the Payroll Office atX4515.
Winter
grades are due March 25th. Grade sheets must be
submitted by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until
8:30 pm. If you have any questions please contact Chris
Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu (X4613), or
your division secretary.
BRAINSTORMING
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