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Day at a Glance
Tuesday, March 30,
2004
- " Genius is
one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent
perspiration. " -Thomas Edison
******* TODAY'S EVENTS*****
"SMART" CLASSROOM
TRAINING
Tuesday, March 30, 2:00-2:45 pm in Rm 1102 and
Friday, April 2, 2:00 - 2:45 pm in Rm 1102
Now that Shoreline has many classrooms equipped
with media and other equipment, including several
"smart" classrooms, have you wondered how to
get the training needed to effectively utilize these
learning tools? If so, this workshop is for you.
Instructor: Larry Cheng (Library Media)
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
ACCREDITATION
FOLLOW-UP
Shoreline's last college-wide accreditation
visit was in October of 2002. At that time, we received
nine Recommendations in areas for improvement. Our next
visit, to review our progress on those nine areas, will
take place on Thursday, April 8.
In
preparation for the April visit, the college has written
a report describing what we have done to address each
Recommendation. The report, Interim
Report 2004, has been posted to the
Self-Study website. Please take time to review this
summary report. We will have only one visitor with us
this time, Dr. Jo Ann McDowell, President of Prince
William Sound College in Alaska. She has a series of
meetings already scheduled, but may also be contacting
others once she arrives, so please do your best to assist
Dr. McDowell if she contacts you. Many thanks to everyone
who participated in preparing the report, and in taking
action on the Recommendations.
CLASS
ROSTER/WAITLISTS VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Faculty, you can view your class rosters and
waitlists using Instructor
Briefcase. Enter either your social security number
OR your instructor ID number (no dots or dashes please).
Then enter your PIN. Click on OPEN and you’re in!
Click on the item number(s) on the left of the screen to
view the class roster (waitlists are at the bottom of
each roster). If you’ve misplaced your PIN, or need
to have a PIN assigned, contact Payroll at (206)
546-4515.
The
automatic waitlist is turned off the Thursday before the
first day of the quarter. After the quarter begins
students must go to the Registration Office, with the
signature of their instructor, to register for a full
class. Registration for full quarter classes is not
possible after April 23rd.
"ELLING"
(NORWAY 2001) FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES
Friday, April 2 from 4:30-8:00 p.m. in Room 1522
Nominated for an Oscar in 2002,
"Elling" is a comedy that is not to be missed.
Gourmet pizza, salad, bread, cheese, dessert. and
beverages are available before the movie. A $5.00
donation is requested. RSVP to Dorie (x4509) or John
(x6937) is helpful.
TEACHING
ONLINE USING BLACKBOARD: THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE
Wednesday, March 31 from 2:00-3:00 pm in Rm 4214
We will discuss how students find out about
online classes, what support services they receive, and
how they access your online classroom. You'll learn how
to set up your Blackboard classroom for student entry and
how to manage online users in your classroom. Please
reserve your space by contacting Distance Learning
(dl@shoreline.edu or x6966). Instructor: Ann
Garnsey-Harter.
BOWLING
FOR BRAINS
Thursday, April 22 from 6:00 -10:00 pm at Spin
Alley
By popular demand is the all-you-can-eat hearty hor
d'oeuvres buffet. This great buffet is included in the
player entry fee - no more waiting in line for food!
Support SCC students. Come eat, bowl and be merry!
Registration forms can be found in the Foundation Office
- room 5205.
"GLOBAL
EYES" SERIES - CUBA: A MODEL FOR EXCELLENCE IN
HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL TRAINING AND
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
Friday, April 2 from 12:30-2:00 in Rm 1102
Esther Pineiro-Hall (Multicultural Education
Center) will discuss her recent trip through pictures,
stories and discussion.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
LONG
DISTANCE USAGE: SCAN AUDIT
A recent audit of the State Controlled Area
Network (SCAN) has found some major discrepancies in long
distance telephone use. Because this is a
state-wide audit and ethics issue, we want to remind you
that SCAN numbers are to be used for state business
only. If, during random audits, we find SCAN or
SCAN plus numbers with personal calls, we will cancel the
card while conducting an investigation to determine if an
ethics violation has occurred. For this month only,
if you receive a copy of your SCAN print-out, please
highlight those calls which are personal in nature and
return it with full payment, including 13% tax. In the
future, more severe consequences may be brought against
scan users who misuse their cards such as permanent loss
of your scan number and, in worse cases, additional
corrective action.
SAVE
THE DATE FOR INTERVIEWS WITH VP CANDIDATES
The vice presidential searches for Student
Services and Human Resources are moving forward and we'd
like you to mark your calendar for the upcoming All
Campus Open Forums. These forums will give you an
opportunity to meet and
ask questions of the finalists for both recruitments. The
dates are:
Student Services - Wednesday, April 7th
Human Resources - Wednesday, April 21st
Both
forums will be held in the Board Room. The times will
depend on the number of candidates forwarded, but we
anticipate they will take place between 12:30 p.m. and
4:00 p.m. Information on the finalists will be announced
on DAAG the morning of the event.
ONLINE
PART-TIME FACULTY ORIENTATION
Human Resources has created an on-line
orientation for part-time faculty. This orientation
provides information about payroll, leave, retirement,
medical/dental benefits and college policies and
procedures. The on-line orientation can be viewed at
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/SCCPTF_files/frame.htm
PASSING
OF RICHARD ALAN VAUGHAN
Memorial services for Richard Alan Vaughan were
held on Thursday, March 25 in Coupeville. Professor
Vaughan served as a professor of Engineering from 1967 to
1995. Memorials may be made to Community Foundation for
Coupeville Public Schools.
OXFAM
HUNGER BANQUET
Thursday, April 8 at 6:00PM in the PUB
A unique and stimulating opportunity to learn
about food distribution challenges and solutions. We will
serve an international menu as you hear about hunger,
poverty, and what is being done to resolve the
strife. RSVP required. Speakers will include:
Representative Maralyn Chase, Northwest Harvest, CRS:
International Relief Organization, Professors Tim Payne
and Ernest Johnson.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2 p.m. in the gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
BLOOD
DRIVE
Wednesday and Thursday, April 7 and 8, from 9am - 12noon
and 1:00 -3:00 pm on the PUB Stage
Give the gift of life. The Puget Sound Blood
Center will be on campus to take donations.
ANTI
SPAM UPDATE
Please go to the Spam folder in Outlook Public
folders for the latest information on changes to our Spam
filter.
TEACHING
ONLINE USING BLACKBOARD: THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE
Wednesday, March 31, 2-3 pm, Room 4214
Discuss how students find out about online
classes, what support services they receive, and how they
access your online classroom. You'll learn how to set up
your Blackboard classroom for student entry and how to
manage online users in your classroom. Please reserve
your space by contacting Distance Learning (dl@shoreline.edu or x 6966).
Instructor: Ann Garnsey-Harter, Distance Learning
Coordinator.
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com. For more information contact
me, Colleen Perrault x5854 or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the Fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS), are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
Top of
Page
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Day at a Glance
Monday, March 29,
2004
- " Genius is
one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent
perspiration. " -Thomas Edison
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS*****
FIRST
DAY OF THE SPRING QUARTER
Welcome back, everyone!
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LONG
DISTANCE USAGE: SCAN AUDIT
A recent audit of the State Controlled Area
Network (SCAN) has found some major discrepancies in long
distance telephone use. Because this is a
state-wide audit and ethics issue, we want to remind you
that SCAN numbers are to be used for state business
only. If, during random audits, we find SCAN or
SCAN plus numbers with personal calls, we will cancel the
card while conducting an investigation to determine if an
ethics violation has occurred. For this month only,
if you receive a copy of your SCAN print-out, please
highlight those calls which are personal in nature and
return it with full payment, including 13% tax. In the
future, more severe consequences may be brought against
scan users who misuse their cards such as permanent loss
of your scan number and, in worse cases, additional
corrective action.
SAVE
THE DATE FOR INTERVIEWS WITH VP CANDIDATES
The vice presidential searches for Student
Services and Human Resources are moving forward and we'd
like you to mark your calendar for the upcoming All
Campus Open Forums. These forums will give you an
opportunity to meet and
ask questions of the finalists for both recruitments. The
dates are:
Student Services - Wednesday, April 7th
Human Resources - Wednesday, April 21st
Both
forums will be held in the Board Room. The times will
depend on the number of candidates forwarded, but we
anticipate they will take place between 12:30 p.m. and
4:00 p.m. Information on the finalists will be announced
on DAAG the morning of the event.
ONLINE
PART-TIME FACULTY ORIENTATION
Human Resources has created an on-line
orientation for part-time faculty. This orientation
provides information about payroll, leave, retirement,
medical/dental benefits and college policies and
procedures. The
on-line
orientation can be viewed at
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/SCCPTF_files/frame.htm
PASSING
OF RICHARD ALAN VAUGHAN
Memorial services for Richard Alan Vaughan were
held on Thursday, March 25 in Coupeville. Professor
Vaughan served as a professor of Engineering from 1967 to
1995. Memorials may be made to Community Foundation for
Coupeville Public Schools.
OXFAM
HUNGER BANQUET
Thursday, April 8 at 6:00PM in the PUB
A unique and stimulating opportunity to learn
about food distribution challenges and solutions. We will
serve an international menu as you hear about hunger,
poverty, and what is being done to resolve the
strife. RSVP required. Speakers will include:
Representative Maralyn Chase, Northwest Harvest, CRS:
International Relief Organization, Professors Tim Payne
and Ernest Johnson.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2 p.m. in the gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
BLOOD
DRIVE
Wednesday and Thursday, April 7 and 8, from 9am - 12noon
and 1:00 -3:00 pm on the PUB Stage
Give the gift of life. The Puget Sound Blood
Center will be on campus to take donations.
ANTI
SPAM UPDATE
Please go to the Spam folder in Outlook Public
folders for the latest information on changes to our Spam
filter.
TEACHING
ONLINE USING BLACKBOARD: THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE
Wednesday, March 31, 2-3 pm, Room 4214
Discuss how students find out about online
classes, what support services they receive, and how they
access your online classroom. You'll learn how to set up
your Blackboard classroom for student entry and how to
manage online users in your classroom. Please reserve
your space by contacting Distance Learning (dl@shoreline.edu or x 6966).
Instructor: Ann Garnsey-Harter, Distance Learning
Coordinator.
CLASSIFIED
STAFF SOCIAL SET FOR MAY 5
Wednesday, May 5 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in
Automotive Showroom
All Classified Staff are invited to attend this
year's Classified Staff Social, to be held Wednesday, May
5, in the Automotive Showroom. Invitations will be
forthcoming to this annual event, which is sponsored by
President Holly Moore and the Puget Sound Automobile
Dealers' Association, courtesy Jim Hammond.
BOWLING
FOR BRAINS
Can you believe it is only a month away from the
annual Bowling For Brains? We have already heard
from 20 teams - that leaves room for only 12 more.
Don't miss out. Get your registration in today.
Registration forms can be found in the Foundation Office
- room 5205 or on the Foundation website. While at
our website check out the photos from the previous
Bowling For Brains. You'll agree, you don't want to
miss out!
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com. For more information contact
me, Colleen Perrault x5854 or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the Fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS), are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
Friday, March 26,
2004
- " Forget
about the consequences of failure. Failure is
only a temporary change in direction to set you
straight for your next success. " -Denis E. Waitley
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS*****
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
BLOOD
DRIVE
Wednesday and Thursday, April 7 and 8, from 9am - 12noon
and 1:00 -3:00 pm on the PUB Stage
Give the gift of life. The Puget Sound Blood
Center will be on campus to take donations.
ANTI
SPAM UPDATE
Please go to the Spam folder in Outlook Public
folders for the latest information on changes to our Spam
filter.
TEACHING
ONLINE USING BLACKBOARD: THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE
Wednesday, March 31, 2-3 pm, Room 4214
Discuss how students find out about online
classes, what support services they receive, and how they
access your online classroom. You'll learn how to set up
your Blackboard classroom for student entry and how to
manage online users in your classroom. Please reserve
your space by contacting Distance Learning
(dl@shoreline.edu or x 6966). Instructor: Ann
Garnsey-Harter, Distance Learning Coordinator.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
CLASSIFIED
STAFF SOCIAL SET FOR MAY 5
Wednesday, May 5 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in
Automotive Showroom
All Classified Staff are invited to attend this
year's Classified Staff Social, to be held Wednesday, May
5, in the Automotive Showroom. Invitations will be
forthcoming to this annual event, which is sponsored by
President Holly Moore and the Puget Sound Automobile
Dealers' Association, courtesy Jim Hammond.
LONG
DISTANCE USAGE: SCAN AUDIT
A recent audit of the State Controlled Area
Network (SCAN) has found some major discrepancies in long
distance telephone use. Because this is a
state-wide audit and ethics issue, we want to remind you
that SCAN numbers are to be used for state business
only. If, during random audits, we find SCAN or
SCAN plus numbers with personal calls, we will cancel the
card while conducting an investigation to determine if an
ethics violation has occurred. For this month only,
if you receive a copy of your SCAN print-out, please
highlight those calls which are personal in nature and
return it with full payment, including 13% tax. In the
future, more severe consequences may be brought against
scan users who misuse their cards such as permanent loss
of your scan number and, in worse cases, additional
corrective action.
BOWLING
FOR BRAINS
Can you believe it is only a month away from the
annual Bowling For Brains? We have already heard
from 20 teams - that leaves room for only 12 more.
Don't miss out. Get your registration in today.
Registration forms can be found in the Foundation Office
- room 5205 or on the Foundation website. While at
our website check out the photos from the previous
Bowling For Brains. You'll agree, you don't want to
miss out!
ENROLLMENT
UPDATE
Just a reminder that Spring Quarter begins
March 29th. Enrollment Services has been busy processing
new student applications and registering students. The
online registration system is up and running and ready.
More science and math sections are being opened this
spring to accommodate the demand.
As a
result, the College is very close to meeting our
enrollment target for the quarter and the year.
Everyone
can make a huge difference for our new and returning
students by assisting them in finding just one more
class, encouraging someone to enroll this quarter instead
of later, or spending a few minutes finding alternatives
for a student displaced by schedule changes. These small
actions can make a real difference over the next few
weeks. Let's work together to meet our goals. THANKS for
your help!
BOARD GRANTS TENURE
AT MARCH 17 MEETING
Details on Wednesday's Board Meeting, which included
presentations on Shoreline's Community Programs and
successful Faculty Retreat can be found on the BOT website.
Faculty members Emanuela
Baer, Shana Calaway, Suzanne Christenson, Al Clinton,
Jr., Paul Duernberger, Linda Forst, Crystal Hanscom,
Jeannette Idiart, Daniel King, Kenneth Lawson, Charles
Sandidge, Christine Shafner and Troy Wolff were awarded
tenure by the Board of Trustees in a unanimous vote last
evening before a packed audience of colleagues, family
and friends.
The Board voted to
extend the probationary faculty contracts for the
2004-2005 academic year for second year tenure candidates
Bob Biesiedzinski, Nikki Honey, Pamela Pasquale, Betty
Peace-Gladstone, Daina Smuidrins, Susan Sparks and Alicia
Zweifach, and first year tenure candidates Carolyn
Christensen, Charles Dodd and Laura Portolese Dias.
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com. For more information contact
me, Colleen Perrault x5854 or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2 p.m. in the gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the Fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS), are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
Thursday, March 25,
2004
- " Forget
about all the reasons why something may not work.
You only need to find one good reason why it
will. " -Dr. Robert Anthony
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS*****
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
CLASSIFIED
STAFF SOCIAL SET FOR MAY 5
Wednesday, May 5 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in
Automotive Showroom
All Classified Staff are invited to attend this
year's Classified Staff Social, to be held Wednesday, May
5, in the Automotive Showroom. Invitations will be
forthcoming to this annual event, which is sponsored by
President Holly Moore and the Puget Sound Automobile
Dealers' Association, courtesy Jim Hammond.
LONG
DISTANCE USAGE: SCAN AUDIT
A recent audit of the State Controlled Area
Network (SCAN) has found some major discrepancies in long
distance telephone use. Because this is a
state-wide audit and ethics issue, we want to remind you
that SCAN numbers are to be used for state business
only. If, during random audits, we find SCAN or
SCAN plus numbers with personal calls, we will cancel the
card while conducting an investigation to determine if an
ethics violation has occurred. For this month only,
if you receive a copy of your SCAN print-out, please
highlight those calls which are personal in nature and
return it with full payment, including 13%
tax. In the future, more severe
consequences may be brought against scan users who misuse
their cards such as permanent loss of your scan number
and, in worse cases, additional corrective action.
BOWLING
FOR BRAINS
Can you believe it is only a month away from the
annual Bowling For Brains? We have already heard
from 20 teams - that leaves room for only 12 more.
Don't miss out. Get your registration in today.
Registration forms can be found in the Foundation Office
- room 5205 or on the Foundation website. While at
our website check out the photos from the previous
Bowling For Brains. You'll agree, you don't want to
miss out!
ENROLLMENT
UPDATE
Just a reminder that spring quarter begins
March 29th. Enrollment services has been busy processing
new student applications and registering students. The
online registration system is up and running and ready.
More science and math sections are being opened this
spring to accommodate the demand.
As a
result, the College is very close to meeting our
enrollment target for the quarter and the year.
Everyone
can make a huge difference for our new and returning
students by assisting a them in finding just one more
class, encouraging someone to enroll this quarter instead
of later, or spending a few minutes finding alternatives
for a student displaced by schedule changes. These small
actions can make a real difference over the next few
weeks. Let's work together to meet our goals. THANKS for
your help!
BOARD GRANTS TENURE
AT MARCH 17 MEETING
Details on Wednesday's Board Meeting, which included
presentations on Shoreline's Community Programs and
Successful Faculty Retreat can be found on the BOT website.
Faculty members Emanuela
Baer, Shana Calaway, Suzanne Christenson, Al Clinton,
Jr., Paul Duernberger, Linda Forst, Crystal Hanscom,
Jeannette Idiart, Daniel King, Kenneth Lawson, Charles
Sandidge, Christine Shafner and Troy Wolff were awarded
tenure by the Board of Trustees in a unanimous vote last
evening before a packed audience of colleagues, family
and friends.
The Board voted to
extend the probationary faculty contracts for the
2004-2005 academic year for second year tenure candidates
Bob Biesiedzinski, Nikki Honey, Pamela Pasquale, Betty
Peace-Gladstone, Daina Smuidrins, Susan Sparks and Alicia
Zweifach, and first year tenure candidates Carolyn
Christensen, Charles Dodd and Laura Portolese Dias.
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com. For more information contact
me, Colleen Perrault x5854 or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2:00 pm in the Gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS) ,are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
Wednesday, March 24,
2004
- "A man [or
woman] wrapped up in himself makes a small
package." --Unknown
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS*****
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
CLASSIFIED
STAFF SOCIAL SET FOR MAY 5
Wednesday, May 5 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in
Automotive Showroom
All Classified Staff are invited to attend this
year's Classified Staff Social, to be held Wednesday, May
5, in the Automotive Showroom. Invitations will be
forthcoming to this annual event, which is sponsored by
President Holly Moore and the Puget Sound Automobile
Dealers' Association, courtesy Jim Hammond.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
LONG
DISTANCE USAGE: SCAN AUDIT
A recent audit of the State Controlled Area
Network (SCAN) has found some major discrepancies in long
distance telephone use. Because this is a
state-wide audit and ethics issue, we want to remind you
that SCAN numbers are to be used for state business
only. If, during random audits, we find SCAN or
SCAN plus numbers with personal calls, we will cancel the
card while conducting an investigation to determine if an
ethics violation has occurred. For this month only,
if you receive a copy of your SCAN print-out, please
highlight those calls which are personal in nature and
return it with full payment, including 13%
tax. In the future, more severe
consequences may be brought against scan users who misuse
their cards such as permanent loss of your scan number
and, in worse cases, additional corrective action.
BOWLING
FOR BRAINS
Can you believe it is only a month away from the
annual Bowling For Brains? We have already heard
from 20 teams - that leaves room for only 12 more.
Don't miss out. Get your registration in today.
Registration forms can be found in the Foundation Office
- room 5205 or on the Foundation website . While at
our website check out the photos from the previous
Bowling For Brains. You'll agree, you don't want to
miss out!
ENROLLMENT
UPDATE
Just a reminder that spring quarter begins
March 29th. Enrollment services has been busy processing
new student applications and registering students. The
online registration system is up and running and ready.
More science and math sections are being opened this
spring to accommodate the demand.
As a
result, the College is very close to meeting our
enrollment target for the quarter and the year.
Everyone
can make a huge difference for our new and returning
students by assisting a them in finding just one more
class, encouraging someone to enroll this quarter instead
of later, or spending a few minutes finding alternatives
for a student displaced by schedule changes. These small
actions can make a real difference over the next few
weeks. Let's work together to meet our goals. THANKS for
your help!
BOARD GRANTS TENURE
AT MARCH 17 MEETING
Details on Wednesday's Board Meeting, which included
presentations on Shoreline's Community Programs and
Successful Faculty Retreat can be found on the BOT website.
Faculty members Emanuela
Baer, Shana Calaway, Suzanne Christenson, Al Clinton,
Jr., Paul Duernberger, Linda Forst, Crystal Hanscom,
Jeannette Idiart, Daniel King, Kenneth Lawson, Charles
Sandidge, Christine Shafner and Troy Wolff were awarded
tenure by the Board of Trustees in a unanimous vote last
evening before a packed audience of colleagues, family
and friends.
The Board voted to
extend the probationary faculty contracts for the
2004-2005 academic year for second year tenure candidates
Bob Biesiedzinski, Nikki Honey, Pamela Pasquale, Betty
Peace-Gladstone, Daina Smuidrins, Susan Sparks and Alicia
Zweifach, and first year tenure candidates Carolyn
Christensen, Charles Dodd and Laura Portolese Dias.
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com. For more information contact
me, Colleen Perrault x5854 or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2:00 pm in the Gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS) ,are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
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Day at a Glance
Tuesday, March 23,
2004
- "A man [or
woman] wrapped up in himself makes a small
package." --Unknown
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS*****
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LONG
DISTANCE USAGE: SCAN AUDIT
A recent audit of the State Controlled Area
Network (SCAN) has found some major discrepancies in long
distance telephone use. Because this is a
state-wide audit and ethics issue, we want to remind you
that SCAN numbers are to be used for state business
only. If, during random audits, we find SCAN or
SCAN plus numbers with personal calls, we will cancel the
card while conducting an investigation to determine if an
ethics violation has occurred. For this month only,
if you receive a copy of your SCAN print-out, please
highlight those calls which are personal in nature and
return it with full payment, including 13%
tax. In the future, more severe
consequences may be brought against scan users who misuse
their cars such as permanent loss of your scan number
and, in worse cases, additional corrective action.
BOWLING
FOR BRAINS
Can you believe it is only a month away from the
annual Bowling For Brains? We have already heard
from 20 teams - that leaves room for only 12 more.
Don't miss out. Get your registration in today.
Registration forms can be found in the Foundation Office
- room 5205 or on the
Foundation
website . While at our website check out
the photos from the previous Bowling For Brains.
You'll agree, you don't want to miss out!
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
ENROLLMENT
UPDATE
Just a reminder that spring quarter begins
March 29th. Enrollment services has been busy processing
new student applications and registering students. The
online registration system is up and running and ready.
More science and math sections are being opened this
spring to accommodate the demand.
As a
result, the College is very close to meeting our
enrollment target for the quarter and the year.
Everyone
can make a huge difference for our new and returning
students by assisting a them in finding just one more
class, encouraging someone to enroll this quarter instead
of later, or spending a few minutes finding alternatives
for a student displaced by schedule changes. These small
actions can make a real difference over the next few
weeks. Let's work together to meet our goals. THANKS for
your help!
BOARD GRANTS TENURE
AT MARCH 17 MEETING
Details on Wednesday's Board Meeting, which included
presentations on Shoreline's Community Programs and
Successful Faculty Retreat can be found on the BOT website.
Faculty members Emanuela
Baer, Shana Calaway, Suzanne Christenson, Al Clinton,
Jr., Paul Duernberger, Linda Forst, Crystal Hanscom,
Jeannette Idiart, Daniel King, Kenneth Lawson, Charles
Sandidge, Christine Shafner and Troy Wolff were awarded
tenure by the Board of Trustees in a unanimous vote last
evening before a packed audience of colleagues, family
and friends.
The Board voted to
extend the probationary faculty contracts for the
2004-2005 academic year for second year tenure candidates
Bob Biesiedzinski, Nikki Honey, Pamela Pasquale, Betty
Peace-Gladstone, Daina Smuidrins, Susan Sparks and Alicia
Zweifach, and first year tenure candidates Carolyn
Christensen, Charles Dodd and Laura Portolese Dias.
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com. For more information contact
me, Colleen Perrault x5854 or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2:00 pm in the Gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS) ,are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
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Day at a Glance
Monday, March 22,
2004
- "For every
disciplined effort there is a multiple
reward." --John Rohn
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS*****
CAMPUS SALON
SCHEDULE
Just a reminder: Our students will be here
during break week, March 22-25. Faculty and staff receive
20% off all services for the rest of winter quarter and
break week. Come give yourself a break and experience a
facial, a manicure, a pedicure and a scalptreatment. Let
us pamper you. Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment. We
are open break week on Mon., Tues., 7:30 am to 3:30 pm.
and Wed., Thurs., 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
ENROLLMENT
UPDATE
Just a reminder that spring quarter begins
March 29th. Enrollment services has been busy processing
new student applications and registering students. The
online registration system is up and running and ready.
More science and math sections are being opened this
spring to accommodate the demand.
As a
result, the College is very close to meeting our
enrollment target for the quarter and the year.
Everyone
can make a huge difference for our new and returning
students by assisting a them in finding just one more
class, encouraging someone to enroll this quarter instead
of later, or spending a few minutes finding alternatives
for a student displaced by schedule changes. These small
actions can make a real difference over the next few
weeks. Let's work together to meet our goals. THANKS for
your help!
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
BOARD GRANTS TENURE
AT MARCH 17 MEETING
Details on Wednesday's Board Meeting, which included
presentations on Shoreline's Community Programs and
Successful Faculty Retreat can be found on the BOT website.
Faculty members Emanuela
Baer, Shana Calaway, Suzanne Christenson, Al Clinton,
Jr., Paul Duernberger, Linda Forst, Crystal Hanscom,
Jeannette Idiart, Daniel King, Kenneth Lawson, Charles
Sandidge, Christine Shafner and Troy Wolff were awarded
tenure by the Board of Trustees in a unanimous vote last
evening before a packed audience of colleagues, family
and friends.
The Board voted to
extend the probationary faculty contracts for the
2004-2005 academic year for second year tenure candidates
Bob Biesiedzinski, Nikki Honey, Pamela Pasquale, Betty
Peace-Gladstone, Daina Smuidrins, Susan Sparks and Alicia
Zweifach, and first year tenure candidates Carolyn
Christensen, Charles Dodd and Laura Portolese Dias.
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com. For more information contact
me, Colleen Perrault x5854 or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2:00 pm in the Gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS) ,are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
COMBINED FUND
DRIVE WRAP-UP
The final numbers are in for the 2003 Combined
Fund Drive Campaign. A total of 134 members of our campus
community will contribute $32,718.00 to dozens of worthy
agencies in 2004. The top five agencies most chosen for
support this year are: SCC Foundation, United Way of King
County, Combined Fund Drive (undesignated), Global Impact
and Central Washington University Foundation.
The representatives who
saw to it that every one on campus had the opportunity to
participate were: Michelle Arevalo, Robin Ballard, Linda
Barnes, Mary Bonar, Connie Buren, Stephanie Diemel, Libby
Fiene, Shalin Hai-Jew, Paul Herrick, Ruth Hollingsworth,
Gayle Holm, John James, Susan Kolwitz, Victoria Lauder,
Barbara Little, Nancy Matesky, Heather McKenzie, Cindy
Mix, Marilu Neally, Marty Olsen, Ron Olson, Jan Otten,
Colleen Perrault, Paul Rucker and Arlene Strong. Thanks
to their time and effort people on our campus are once
again “making a world of difference”.
SUMMER HOURS
The official College business hours for Summer 2004 will
be 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and
the campus will be closed on Fridays. Summer hours will
begin on Monday, June 21, 2004 and end Labor Day,
September 6, 2004. Please click here to read
about the schedule in detail.
SAVE THE DATE
FOR MULTICULTURAL WEEK CELEBRATION
SCC's annual Multicultural Week celebration is
scheduled for April 19 to April 23, 2004. Please help to
make Multicultural Week an active learning experience for
the campus community by planning to attend the
informational and interactive sessions that will enable
SCC students and employees to:
Gain awareness and knowledge about diverse
perspectives
Develop and practice skills for working in diverse
communities
Express their own viewpoints
Learn from one another
Get involved in social action and social justice
efforts
INPUT NEEDED TO
THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
The Strategic Planning Committee needs your
input. Please review and complete the attached proposal
if you have ideas/suggestions to share. If you have
questions, please contact Ruth Clark at X5843 or rclark@shoreline.edu ;Art West at x4783 or awest@shoreline.edu ;or Sean Keller at X5848 or skeller@shoreline.edu . Click here to download the Word document.
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Day at a Glance
Friday, March 19,
2004
- "A question
well-stated is a question half answered." Albert Einstein
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS*****
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
COMMUTE TRIP
REDUCTION SPRING RIDESHARE PROGRAM
Monday, April 1
If you've been driving alone to work, the spring
rideshare promotion is a great time to try joining a
carpool for the commute trip. 'Pooling to work will save
you money and reduce stress. If you pool at least once
April 5th-16th you are eligible to win a trip to Hawaii,
weekend getaways gift certificates and other great
prizes! King County Metro provides free Internet
ridematching services at http://www.RideshareOnline.com.
For more information contact me, Colleen Perrault x5854
or Metro at 1-800-427-8249.
BOARD GRANTS TENURE
AT MARCH 17 MEETING
Faculty members Emanuela Baer, Shana Calaway, Suzanne
Christenson, Al Clinton, Jr., Paul Duernberger, Linda
Forst, Crystal Hanscom, Jeannette Idiart, Daniel King,
Kenneth Lawson, Charles Sandidge, Christine Shafner and
Troy Wolff were awarded tenure by the Board of Trustees
in a unanimous vote last evening before a packed audience
of colleagues, family and friends.
The Board voted to
extend the probationary faculty contracts for the
2004-2005 academic year for second year tenure candidates
Bob Biesiedzinski, Nikki Honey, Pamela Pasquale, Betty
Peace-Gladstone, Daina Smuidrins, Susan Sparks and Alicia
Zweifach, and first year tenure candidates Carolyn
Christensen, Charles Dodd and Laura Portolese Dias.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2:00 pm in the Gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS) ,are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
COMBINED FUND
DRIVE WRAP-UP
The final numbers are in for the 2003 Combined
Fund Drive Campaign. A total of 134 members of our campus
community will contribute $32,718.00 to dozens of worthy
agencies in 2004. The top five agencies most chosen for
support this year are: SCC Foundation, United Way of King
County, Combined Fund Drive (undesignated), Global Impact
and Central Washington University Foundation.
The representatives who
saw to it that every one on campus had the opportunity to
participate were: Michelle Arevalo, Robin Ballard, Linda
Barnes, Mary Bonar, Connie Buren, Stephanie Diemel, Libby
Fiene, Shalin Hai-Jew, Paul Herrick, Ruth Hollingsworth,
Gayle Holm, John James, Susan Kolwitz, Victoria Lauder,
Barbara Little, Nancy Matesky, Heather McKenzie, Cindy
Mix, Marilu Neally, Marty Olsen, Ron Olson, Jan Otten,
Colleen Perrault, Paul Rucker and Arlene Strong. Thanks
to their time and effort people on our campus are once
again “making a world of difference”.
SUMMER HOURS
The official College business hours for Summer 2004 will
be 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and
the campus will be closed on Fridays. Summer hours will
begin on Monday, June 21, 2004 and end Labor Day,
September 6, 2004. Please click here to read
about the schedule in detail.
NEW AT THE
BOOKSTORE
Need a good laugh? Check out our new greeting
card lines: THE NEW YORKER COLLECTION, ACTUAL PICTURES,
TESSUTI, CULT IMAGES and THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. Don't forget
to show your employee ID to the cashier for a 15%
discount!
CAMPUS SALON
SCHEDULE
Just a reminder: Our students will be here
during break week, March 22-25. Faculty and staff receive
20% off all services for the rest of winter quarter and
break week. Come give yourself a break and experience a
facial, a manicure, a pedicure and a scalptreatment. Let
us pamper you. Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment. We
are open break week on Mon., Tues., 7:30 am to 3:30 pm.
and Wed., Thurs., 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm.
SAVE THE DATE
FOR MULTICULTURAL WEEK CELEBRATION
SCC's annual Multicultural Week celebration is
scheduled for April 19 to April 23, 2004. Please help to
make Multicultural Week an active learning experience for
the campus community by planning to attend the
informational and interactive sessions that will enable
SCC students and employees to:
Gain awareness and knowledge about diverse
perspectives
Develop and practice skills for working in diverse
communities
Express their own viewpoints
Learn from one another
Get involved in social action and social justice
efforts
OUTLOOK E-MAIL
PROBLEMS
A number of campus e-mail users experienced
problems opening their Outlook
after the weekend. Our Microsoft support resources
provide a repair procedure for this phenomenon but they
do not yet identify a cause or preventative measure. The
work around for this problem is to use the web interface
until a TSS technician can repair the Outlook on your
desktop. Call the TSS helpline at x5872 if you are
experiencing problems accessing your e-mail.
SCC
CLOTHING SALE---STOCK UP NOW AT 40% OFF!
Monday, March 15 in the Bookstore
All SCC clothing, adult and children's sizes, is
40% off from now until March 26th. Come early for the
best selection, perk up your Spring wardrobe and save $$
at the same time.
INPUT NEEDED TO
THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
The Strategic Planning Committee needs your
input. Please review and complete the attached proposal
if you have ideas/suggestions to share. If you have
questions, please contact Ruth Clark at X5843 or rclark@shoreline.edu ;Art West at x4783 or awest@shoreline.edu ;or Sean Keller at X5848 or skeller@shoreline.edu . Click here to download the Word document.
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Day at a Glance
Thursday, March 18,
2004
- "A question
well-stated is a question half answered." Albert Einstein
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS*****
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
BOARD GRANTS
TENURE AT MARCH 17 MEETING
Faculty members Emanuela Baer, Shana Calaway, Suzanne Christenson,
Al Clinton, Jr., Paul Duernberger, Linda Forst, Crystal Hanscom,
Jeannette Idiart, Daniel King, Kenneth Lawson, Charles Sandidge,
Christine Shafner and Troy Wolff were awarded tenure by the Board of
Trustees in a unanimous vote last evening before a packed audience of
colleagues, family and friends.
The Board voted to
extend the probationary faculty contracts for the 2004-2005 academic
year for second year tenure candidates Bob Biesiedzinski, Nikki Honey,
Pamela Pasquale, Betty Peace-Gladstone, Daina Smuidrins, Susan Sparks
and Alicia Zweifach, and first year tenure candidates Carolyn
Christensen, Charles Dodd and Laura Portolese Dias.
RESERVE YOUR
CAPS AND GOWNS NOW
Commencement will be held on Sunday, June 6,
2004 at 2:00 pm in the Gymnasium. The Student Programs
Office will again be handling cap and gown orders for
faculty and administration. We encourage your
participation as a tribute to the dedication and
achievement of our graduating students. We also ask that
you commit to participating in the ceremony when you
place your order for a cap and gown, since the College
will be billed for all orders we place. Click for complete information or contact Lisa Smith at lsmi@shoreline.edu .
RESULTS OF THE
NOEL-LEVITZ SURVEY ARE AVAILABLE
Complete results of the fall, 2003 Noel-Levitz
Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) and its companion
Institutional Priorities Survey (IPS) ,are now available online.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetiear/Surveys/surveys.htm
If clicking on the link does not take you directly there,
you may copy and paste the link to your browser's URL
window.
More information will be
available in next month's Net News.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
COMBINED FUND
DRIVE WRAP-UP
The final numbers are in for the 2003 Combined
Fund Drive Campaign. A total of 134 members of our campus
community will contribute $32,718.00 to dozens of worthy
agencies in 2004. The top five agencies most chosen for
support this year are: SCC Foundation, United Way of King
County, Combined Fund Drive (undesignated), Global Impact
and Central Washington University Foundation.
The representatives who
saw to it that every one on campus had the opportunity to
participate were: Michelle Arevalo, Robin Ballard, Linda
Barnes, Mary Bonar, Connie Buren, Stephanie Diemel, Libby
Fiene, Shalin Hai-Jew, Paul Herrick, Ruth Hollingsworth,
Gayle Holm, John James, Susan Kolwitz, Victoria Lauder,
Barbara Little, Nancy Matesky, Heather McKenzie, Cindy
Mix, Marilu Neally, Marty Olsen, Ron Olson, Jan Otten,
Colleen Perrault, Paul Rucker and Arlene Strong. Thanks
to their time and effort people on our campus are once
again “making a world of difference”.
SUMMER HOURS
The official College business hours for Summer 2004 will
be 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and
the campus will be closed on Fridays. Summer hours will
begin on Monday, June 21, 2004 and end Labor Day,
September 6, 2004. Please click here to read
about the schedule in detail.
NEW AT THE
BOOKSTORE
Need a good laugh? Check out our new greeting
card lines: THE NEW YORKER COLLECTION, ACTUAL PICTURES,
TESSUTI, CULT IMAGES and THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. Don't forget
to show your employee ID to the cashier for a 15%
discount!
CAMPUS SALON
SCHEDULE
Just a reminder: Our students will be here
during break week, March 22-25. Faculty and staff receive
20% off all services for the rest of winter quarter and
break week. Come give yourself a break and experience a
facial, a manicure, a pedicure and a scalptreatment. Let
us pamper you. Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment. We
are open break week on Mon., Tues., 7:30 am to 3:30 pm.
and Wed., Thurs., 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm.
SAVE THE DATE
FOR MULTICULTURAL WEEK CELEBRATION
SCC's annual Multicultural Week celebration is
scheduled for April 19 to April 23, 2004. Please help to
make Multicultural Week an active learning experience for
the campus community by planning to attend the
informational and interactive sessions that will enable
SCC students and employees to:
Gain awareness and knowledge about diverse
perspectives
Develop and practice skills for working in diverse
communities
Express their own viewpoints
Learn from one another
Get involved in social action and social justice
efforts
OUTLOOK E-MAIL
PROBLEMS
A number of campus e-mail users experienced
problems opening their Outlook
after the weekend. Our Microsoft support resources
provide a repair procedure for this phenomenon but they
do not yet identify a cause or preventative measure. The
work around for this problem is to use the web interface
until a TSS technician can repair the Outlook on your
desktop. Call the TSS helpline at x5872 if you are
experiencing problems accessing your e-mail.
SCC
CLOTHING SALE---STOCK UP NOW AT 40% OFF!
Monday, March 15 in the Bookstore
All SCC clothing, adult and children's sizes, is
40% off from now until March 26th. Come early for the
best selection, perk up your Spring wardrobe and save $$
at the same time.
INPUT NEEDED TO
THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS
The Strategic Planning Committee needs your
input. Please review and complete the attached proposal
if you have ideas/suggestions to share. If you have
questions, please contact Ruth Clark at X5843 or rclark@shoreline.edu ;Art West at x4783 or awest@shoreline.edu ;or Sean Keller at X5848 or skeller@shoreline.edu . Click here to download the Word document.
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