TEACHING ONLINE USING BLACKBOARD: GETTING STARTED
Wednesday, March 30 from 2:30-4:30 pm in Rm 4214
Get started in an online classroom in Blackboard, the software that SCC uses for its online, hybrid, and web-enhanced classes (web-enhanced refers to a face-to-face class with a supplemental online component).  We also will discuss course design and organization.  If you are interested in using Blackboard as a tool for teaching or are fairly new at using it, this workshop is for you. 

Please reserve your space by contacting Distance Learning (dl@shoreline.edu or x 6966).  Instructor:  Ann Garnsey-Harter.

YEAR-END CLOSING DEADLINES
In preparation for the close of the fiscal year.   All orders, payments and financial transactions must be completed.  Requests for new current year field orders must be received in the Purchasing Office by April 15, 2005.  Ordered goods must be received and services performed no later than June 30th in order to be charged to this year’s budget. 

May 9, 2005: Departmental procurement cards.  
May 20, 2005: Annual Orders for the upcoming fiscal year.
June 15, 2005: Petty Cash reimbursements.
June 15, 2005: Travel expense vouchers.
June 24, 2005: Bookstore purchases.
June 30th: Invoices, receiving confirmations, and signature authorizations. 

Please refer to your email or the flier sent by campus mail for more information.  If you have any questions, please call the finance office at extension 4513.

Women’s Center and Multicultural/Diversity
April and May 2005
This spring, the Women’s Center and Multicultural/Diversity Education Center invite members of the campus community to join in the commemoration of Women’s History Quarter, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Pride Month. >More.

HOLLY'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS IN APRIL
Thursday, April 14, or Wednesday, April 20, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room: 1018
Join President Holly Moore on either Thursday, April 14 or Wednesday, April 20, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., for April open office hours. Everyone is welcome--the topics are yours to determine. Please call Michele Foley if you have any questions at ext. 4552 or email mfoley@shoreline.edu.

HALF PRICE GREETING CARD SALE IN THE BOOKSTORE - WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
Come by the Bookstore for discontinued greeting cards at 50% off the retail price. Chose from THE NEWYORKER COLLECTION, sale priced at $1.25 each, LORA VERNER DESIGNS, sale priced at $1.38 each or CARA SCISSORIA, sale priced at $1.50 each. There are a lot of great card to chose from!

SERVER SPRING CLEANING
The College Rizzo server is fast approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using. Every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments. Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.

TIME AND SPACE IS RUNNING OUT.....
BOWLING FOR BRAINS IS COMING!
Thursday, April 14, 6:00pm, Spin Alley
Registration deadline for Bowling For Brains is April 5, 2005 ... or when we will fill. There is only room for eight more teams! Don't get left out on the fun! Bowling forms are available on line:  Or stop by the SCC Foundation office - room 5205. Questions?  Ask Lynn Yaw at lyaw@shoreline.edu or x 4421

INFORMATION MEETINGS--ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Thursday, March 31, 3:30pm, 1200 bldg Conference Room
Beginning March 31, 2005, Administrative Services will hold weekly informational meetings on various topics that might be of interest to the campus community. These meetings will be from 3:30 to 4:00 every Thursday. The first meeting, March 31st, will be to discuss expenditure cut offs and purchasing office supplies. For information contact Nancy Lamus at 4531 or nlamus@shoreline.edu.

A NEW PRACTICE IN THE COMPUTER LAB PROMISES TO CUT DOWN ON WASTE
Beginning Spring Quarter 2005, a print management solution will be implemented to help curb paper and resource waste on campus.  It is anticipated that there will be a reduction of waste of up to 70%, or 1.3 million sheets of paper per year in the General Use Student Lab.  This solution will be placed on the open computers on the main floor of the Library Technology Center and on the computers in the General Use Student Lab.  This will be funded by a printing fee of 2 cents per page.  Credits can be purchased at a Value Add Machine located on the main floor of the Library Technology Center, and will be stored on your staff ID card.  Questions or concerns?  Email:  printing@shoreline.edu.  

BOT APPROVES COLLEGE'S ACADEMIC CALENDARS
At the March Board of Trustees meeting, the Academic Calendars were approved for the next two years, and a third year calendar was tentatively approved.  Hard copies of the calendars are being printed and will be distributed in the next week.  If you wish to view any of these calendars, click the Calendar button on Day At A Glance.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

SCC FACULTY AND THE SONICS
Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at KEY ARENA
SAVE on prices, SAVE the date.... 20 tickets remain in section 209 for the SONICS vs. the DALLAS MAVERICKS at KEY ARENA, April 13 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10.00 for a $17.00 face value ticket thanks to your Shoreline AFT, Local 1950 and the SONICS. E-mail Paul Duernberger for tickets at pduernbe@shoreline.edu.

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
VP Carol Henderson is the Administrator-in-Charge today.  She can be reached at x. 4651 in the event of an emergency.

NO MAIL DELIVERY/PICKUP TODAY
Friday, March 25, ALL DAY
There will be no mail pickup and/or delivery today, Friday 3-25-05 due to the absence of the student worker. The mailroom is open, please have outgoing mail in the mailroom no later than 3pm. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Women’s Center and Multicultural/Diversity
April and May 2005
This spring, the Women’s Center and Multicultural/Diversity Education Center invite members of the campus community to join in the commemoration of Women’s History Quarter, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Pride Month. >More.

HOLLY'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS IN APRIL
Thursday, April 14, or Wednesday, April 20, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room: 1018
Join President Holly Moore on either Thursday, April 14 or Wednesday, April 20, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., for April open office hours. Everyone is welcome--the topics are yours to determine. Please call Michele Foley if you have any questions at ext. 4552 or email mfoley@shoreline.edu.

HALF PRICE GREETING CARD SALE IN THE BOOKSTORE - WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
Come by the Bookstore for discontinued greeting cards at 50% off the retail price. Chose from THE NEWYORKER COLLECTION, sale priced at $1.25 each, LORA VERNER DESIGNS, sale priced at $1.38 each or CARA SCISSORIA, sale priced at $1.50 each. There are a lot of great card to chose from!

SERVER SPRING CLEANING
The College Rizzo server is fast approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using. Every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments. Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.

TIME AND SPACE IS RUNNING OUT.....
BOWLING FOR BRAINS IS COMING!
Thursday, April 14, 6:00pm, Spin Alley
Registration deadline for Bowling For Brains is April 5, 2005 ... or when we will fill. There is only room for eight more teams! Don't get left out on the fun! Bowling forms are available on line:  Or stop by the SCC Foundation office - room 5205. Questions?  Ask Lynn Yaw at lyaw@shoreline.edu or x 4421

INFORMATION MEETINGS--ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Thursday, March 31, 3:30pm, 1200 bldg Conference Room
Beginning March 31, 2005, Administrative Services will hold weekly informational meetings on various topics that might be of interest to the campus community. These meetings will be from 3:30 to 4:00 every Thursday. The first meeting, March 31st, will be to discuss expenditure cut offs and purchasing office supplies. For information contact Nancy Lamus at 4531 or nlamus@shoreline.edu.

A NEW PRACTICE IN THE COMPUTER LAB PROMISES TO CUT DOWN ON WASTE
Beginning Spring Quarter 2005, a print management solution will be implemented to help curb paper and resource waste on campus.  It is anticipated that there will be a reduction of waste of up to 70%, or 1.3 million sheets of paper per year in the General Use Student Lab.  This solution will be placed on the open computers on the main floor of the Library Technology Center and on the computers in the General Use Student Lab.  This will be funded by a printing fee of 2 cents per page.  Credits can be purchased at a Value Add Machine located on the main floor of the Library Technology Center, and will be stored on your staff ID card.  Questions or concerns?  Email:  printing@shoreline.edu.  

CLARIFICATION OF THE ONLINE SURVEY
Recently six questions were posed to the campus via an online survey.  These questions were asked at the March 11th all-campus meeting.  The Public Information Office posted this survey as a means for the campus to provide input if desired.  The survey was NOT sanctioned by the Climate Task Force as the heading on the survey indicated.  We apologize for any misunderstanding!
You still have the opportunity to provide your input via the online survey.

BOT APPROVES COLLEGE'S ACADEMIC CALENDARS
At the March Board of Trustees meeting, the Academic Calendars were approved for the next two years, and a third year calendar was tentatively approved.  Hard copies of the calendars are being printed and will be distributed in the next week.  If you wish to view any of these calendars, click the Calendar button on Day At A Glance.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

SCC FACULTY AND THE SONICS
Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at KEY ARENA
SAVE on prices, SAVE the date.... 20 tickets remain in section 209 for the SONICS vs. the DALLAS MAVERICKS at KEY ARENA, April 13 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10.00 for a $17.00 face value ticket thanks to your Shoreline AFT, Local 1950 and the SONICS. E-mail Paul Duernberger for tickets at pduernbe@shoreline.edu.

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
VP Carol Henderson is the Administrator-in-Charge today.  She can be reached at x. 4651 in the event of an emergency.

HOLLY'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS IN APRIL
Thursday, April 14, or Wednesday, April 20, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room: 1018
Join President Holly Moore on either Thursday, April 14 or Wednesday, April 20, 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., for April open office hours. Everyone is welcome--the topics are yours to determine. Please call Michele Foley if you have any questions at ext. 4552 or email mfoley@shoreline.edu.

HALF PRICE GREETING CARD SALE IN THE BOOKSTORE - WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
Come by the Bookstore for discontinued greeting cards at 50% off the retail price. Chose from THE NEWYORKER COLLECTION, sale priced at $1.25 each, LORA VERNER DESIGNS, sale priced at $1.38 each or CARA SCISSORIA, sale priced at $1.50 each. There are a lot of great card to chose from!

TIME AND SPACE IS RUNNING OUT.....
BOWLING FOR BRAINS IS COMING!
Thursday, April 14, 6:00pm, Spin Alley
Registration deadline for Bowling For Brains is April 5, 2005 ... or when we will fill. There is only room for eight more teams! Don't get left out on the fun! Bowling forms are available on line:  Or stop by the SCC Foundation office - room 5205. Questions?  Ask Lynn Yaw at lyaw@shoreline.edu or x 4421

INFORMATION MEETINGS--ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Thursday, March 31, 3:30pm, 1200 bldg Conference Room
Beginning March 31, 2005, Administrative Services will hold weekly informational meetings on various topics that might be of interest to the campus community. These meetings will be from 3:30 to 4:00 every Thursday. The first meeting, March 31st, will be to discuss expenditure cut offs and purchasing office supplies. For information contact Nancy Lamus at 4531 or nlamus@shoreline.edu.

A NEW PRACTICE IN THE COMPUTER LAB PROMISES TO CUT DOWN ON WASTE
Beginning Spring Quarter 2005, a print management solution will be implemented to help curb paper and resource waste on campus.  It is anticipated that there will be a reduction of waste of up to 70%, or 1.3 million sheets of paper per year in the General Use Student Lab.  This solution will be placed on the open computers on the main floor of the Library Technology Center and on the computers in the General Use Student Lab.  This will be funded by a printing fee of 2 cents per page.  Credits can be purchased at a Value Add Machine located on the main floor of the Library Technology Center, and will be stored on your staff ID card.  Questions or concerns?  Email:  printing@shoreline.edu.  

CLARIFICATION OF THE ONLINE SURVEY
Recently six questions were posed to the campus via an online survey.  These questions were asked at the March 11th all-campus meeting.  The Public Information Office posted this survey as a means for the campus to provide input if desired.  The survey was NOT sanctioned by the Climate Task Force as the heading on the survey indicated.  We apologize for any misunderstanding!

You still have the opportunity to provide your input via the online survey.

BOT APPROVES COLLEGE'S ACADEMIC CALENDARS
At the March Board of Trustees meeting, the Academic Calendars were approved for the next two years, and a third year calendar was tentatively approved.  Hard copies of the calendars are being printed and will be distributed in the next week.  If you wish to view any of these calendars, click the Calendar button on Day At A Glance.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

SERVER SPRING CLEANING
The College Rizzo server is fast approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using. Every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments. Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.

SCC FACULTY AND THE SONICS
Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at KEY ARENA
SAVE on prices, SAVE the date.... 20 tickets remain in section 209 for the SONICS vs. the DALLAS MAVERICKS at KEY ARENA, April 13 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10.00 for a $17.00 face value ticket thanks to your Shoreline AFT, Local 1950 and the SONICS. E-mail Paul Duernberger for tickets at pduernbe@shoreline.edu.

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
VP Carol Henderson is the Administrator-in-Charge today.  She can be reached at x. 4651 in the event of an emergency.

HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE ON CAMPUS TODAY
Around 300 high school students from 5 area high schools will be on our campus for the Annual High School College Conference.  The students will be meeting with representatives from 23 colleges and universities (including Shoreline).  Please greet them with a smile and make them feel like this is where they want to go to college!  The Student Services Directors have volunteered to greet them at the busses and give them a big Shoreline welcome.  Thanks to all those who are helping our recruiting efforts.

WATER SHUTOFF
Wednesday, March 23 from 3:00 - 9:00 pm
The water to the campus will be shut off between 3:00­ 9:00 pm on Wednesday, March 23rd due to construction to the College¹s main water line.  We apologize for the inconvenience caused by this necessary activity.

As such, the College will close its facilities and business operations
during this time.  This closure only applies to the main campus and will not impact Lake Forest Park.  Since the closure will occur after all employees have reported to work, employees will not be required to complete leave slips or make up the time for the remainder of their work shifts.  The Facilities department has identified various emergency personnel who will remain on campus to assist with the water shut-off.

If you have questions regarding this closure, please feel free to contact Ruth Clark in Human Resources at X5843 or Randy Stegmeier in Facilities at X4503

SERVER SPRING CLEANING
The College Rizzo server is fast approaching overload and your assistance is needed. TSS is requesting that Shoreline staff and faculty perform some spring cleaning. Store to disk or burn to CD any files or other items in your home directory (the H drive) that can be archived. Once this archive has been performed, please delete these files or other items from your home directory. Delete any files or folders in your home directory which you are no longer using. Every byte helps. If you should notice a Eudora folder in your home directory and you are using Outlook as your mail client, you can delete the Eudora folder; this will also free up disk space on the server. Now would also be a good time to go through your Outlook mailbox to remove unnecessary messages and attachments. Please call the TSS helpline at ext. 5872. If you have questions or need assistance.

INFORMATION MEETINGS--ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Thursday, March 31, 3:30pm, 1200 bldg Conference Room
Beginning March 31, 2005, Administrative Services will hold weekly informational meetings on various topics that might be of interest to the campus community. These meetings will be from 3:30 to 4:00 every Thursday. The first meeting, March 31st, will be to discuss expenditure cut offs and purchasing office supplies. For information contact Nancy Lamus at 4531 or nlamus@shoreline.edu.

A NEW PRACTICE IN THE COMPUTER LAB PROMISES TO CUT DOWN ON WASTE
Beginning Spring Quarter 2005, a print management solution will be implemented to help curb paper and resource waste on campus.  It is anticipated that there will be a reduction of waste of up to 70%, or 1.3 million sheets of paper per year in the General Use Student Lab.  This solution will be placed on the open computers on the main floor of the Library Technology Center and on the computers in the General Use Student Lab.  This will be funded by a printing fee of 2 cents per page.  Credits can be purchased at a Value Add Machine located on the main floor of the Library Technology Center, and will be stored on your staff ID card.  Questions or concerns?  Email:  printing@shoreline.edu.  

CLARIFICATION OF THE ONLINE SURVEY
Recently six questions were posed to the campus via an online survey.  These questions were asked at the March 11th all-campus meeting.  The Public Information Office posted this survey as a means for the campus to provide input if desired.  The survey was NOT sanctioned by the Climate Task Force as the heading on the survey indicated.  We apologize for any misunderstanding!

You still have the opportunity to provide your input via the online survey.

BOT APPROVES COLLEGE'S ACADEMIC CALENDARS
At the March Board of Trustees meeting, the Academic Calendars were approved for the next two years, and a third year calendar was tentatively approved.  Hard copies of the calendars are being printed and will be distributed in the next week.  If you wish to view any of these calendars, click the Calendar button on Day At A Glance.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

SCC FACULTY AND THE SONICS
Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at KEY ARENA
SAVE on prices, SAVE the date.... 20 tickets remain in section 209 for the SONICS vs. the DALLAS MAVERICKS at KEY ARENA, April 13 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10.00 for a $17.00 face value ticket thanks to your Shoreline AFT, Local 1950 and the SONICS. E-mail Paul Duernberger for tickets at pduernbe@shoreline.edu.

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
VP Bev Brandt is the Administrator-in-Charge today.  She can be reached at x. 4532 in the event of an emergency

A NEW PRACTICE IN THE COMPUTER LAB PROMISES TO CUT DOWN ON WASTE
Beginning Spring Quarter 2005, a print management solution will be implemented to help curb paper and resource waste on campus.  It is anticipated that there will be a reduction of waste of up to 70%, or 1.3 million sheets of paper per year in the General Use Student Lab.  This solution will be placed on the open computers on the main floor of the Library Technology Center and on the computers in the General Use Student Lab.  This will be funded by a printing fee of 2 cents per page.  Credits can be purchased at a Value Add Machine located on the main floor of the Library Technology Center, and will be stored on your staff ID card.  Questions or concerns?  Email:  printing@shoreline.edu.  

CLARIFICATION OF THE ONLINE SURVEY
Recently six questions were posed to the campus via an online survey.  These questions were asked at the March 11th all-campus meeting.  The Public Information Office posted this survey as a means for the campus to provide input if desired.  The survey was NOT sanctioned by the Climate Task Force as the heading on the survey indicated.  We apologize for any misunderstanding!

You still have the opportunity to provide your input via the online survey.

BOT APPROVES COLLEGE'S ACADEMIC CALENDARS
At the March Board of Trustees meeting, the Academic Calendars were approved for the next two years, and a third year calendar was tentatively approved.  Hard copies of the calendars are being printed and will be distributed in the next week.  If you wish to view any of these calendars, click the Calendar button on Day At A Glance.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

30% OFF CLOTHING SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE!
Take 30% off all SCC imprinted clothing at the bookstore. Sale begins Wednesday, March 16th & goes through the end of the month. Discount applies to full and sale price merchandise.

SCC FACULTY AND THE SONICS
Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at KEY ARENA
SAVE on prices, SAVE the date.... 20 tickets remain in section 209 for the SONICS vs. the DALLAS MAVERICKS at KEY ARENA, April 13 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10.00 for a $17.00 face value ticket thanks to your Shoreline AFT, Local 1950 and the SONICS. E-mail Paul Duernberger for tickets at pduernbe@shoreline.edu.

ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
VP Bev Brandt is the Administrator-in-Charge today.  She can be reached at x. 4532 in the event of an emergency.

CLARIFICATION OF THE ONLINE SURVEY
Recently six questions were posed to the campus via an online survey.  These questions were asked at the March 11th all-campus meeting.  The Public Information Office posted this survey as a means for the campus to provide input if desired.  The survey was NOT sanctioned by the Climate Task Force as the heading on the survey indicated.  We apologize for any misunderstanding!

You still have the opportunity to provide your input via the online survey.

BOT APPROVES COLLEGE'S ACADEMIC CALENDARS
At the March Board of Trustees meeting, the Academic Calendars were approved for the next two years, and a third year calendar was tentatively approved.  Hard copies of the calendars are being printed and will be distributed in the next week.  If you wish to view any of these calendars, click the Calendar button on Day At A Glance.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

30% OFF CLOTHING SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE!
Take 30% off all SCC imprinted clothing at the bookstore. Sale begins Wednesday, March 16th & goes through the end of the month. Discount applies to full and sale price merchandise.

SCC FACULTY AND THE SONICS
Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at KEY ARENA
SAVE on prices, SAVE the date.... 20 tickets remain in section 209 for the SONICS vs. the DALLAS MAVERICKS at KEY ARENA, April 13 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10.00 for a $17.00 face value ticket thanks to your Shoreline AFT, Local 1950 and the SONICS. E-mail Paul Duernberger for tickets at pduernbe@shoreline.edu.

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MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT MOORE
Thanks to everyone who attended the all-campus meeting on Friday. At this meeting several questions were asked of our audience. If you attended the meeting and did not have an opportunity to provide a comment or were unable to attend the meeting and would like to "weigh in" on a topic, please feel free to complete the online survey at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/climatetaskforce/surveyone.htm.

As we continue to develop our action plan, you will receive regular updates regarding our progress. A new website is being created by the Public Information Office to track our conversations and record feedback.

I look forward to working with everyone on this effort.

30% OFF CLOTHING SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE!
Take 30% off all SCC imprinted clothing at the bookstore. Sale begins Wednesday, March 16th & goes through the end of the month. Discount applies to full and sale price merchandise.

ENTER TO WIN SONICS TIX WHEN YOU SHOP FOR A CAUSE
Thanks to KJR-FM, when you purchase a coupon to Shop For A Cause to benefit the Shoreline Community College Foundation, you will be entered in a drawing to win two (2) tickets to the March 25th Sonics vs. the Knicks game at KeyArena. The more coupons you buy, the greater your chances at winning the tickets. This drawing is limited to those who purchase coupons to benefit the SCC Foundation.

The coupons for the "Shop for a Cause" campaign will give you a 20% discount on items purchased at any Macy's on March 19th. This coupon costs you only $10 (or more if you want to make a donation) and is good at any of the Macy's stores in the area on March 19. The proceeds of the sale of the coupons will go to the Foundation.

All those who purchase coupons will also be entered in a drawing for a $500 shopping spree at Macy's. Please stop by the Foundation Office in the FOSS Building to pick up your coupon.

GET NET NEWS
A new edition of Net New has been posted to the intranet.  Top stories include: Faculty Sabbaticals, Message from President Moore, Legislative Reception, How to be Cybersmart, and much more. Click here to be connected!

RESULTS OF SPAM APPLIANCE TEST DRIVE
The 30 day test drive of the anti-SPAM appliance is now over, and the original system has been reinstated. Results of the test were mixed. Users who previously reported 20 or greater SPAM messages per day experienced a significant drop, particularly in adult oriented messages. Users who previously received little or no SPAM experienced an increase is junk messages, including adult oriented messages. It is not yet clear if the results of the latter group are due to inferior filtering technology or as a result of the steady exponential growth in SPAM messages. What is clear is the Internet SPAMmers have already found ways around the new “finger printing” technology by appending random text to bottom of each message. It is also clear that no one solution will do it all. Please keep your reports coming so that we may more accurately asses the effectiveness of the two systems. jwayne@shoreline.edu

ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline for application submissions:
Friday, March 18, 2005, 5 p.m., Room 1013
The Washington Community College Administrators’ Association is again sponsoring a scholarship program, encouraging well-qualified and motivated full-time, permanent classified, professional and confidential exempt employees to consider careers as community college administrators. Information about the program and eligibility requirements can be viewed online or at the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations, Rm. 1012. If you need further information, please contact Debbie Sherman, ext. 5880, in the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.

SCC FACULTY AND THE SONICS
Wednesday, April 13, 7:00pm at KEY ARENA
SAVE on prices, SAVE the date.... 20 tickets remain in section 209 for the SONICS vs. the DALLAS MAVERICKS at KEY ARENA, April 13 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $10.00 for a $17.00 face value ticket thanks to your Shoreline AFT, Local 1950 and the SONICS. E-mail Paul Duernberger for tickets at pduernbe@shoreline.edu.

ITS COMING..... BOWLING FOR BRAINS!!!
Thursday, April 14, 6-10pm, Spin Alley - Richmond Beach
Mark your calendar! Start figuring out who will be on your team, what you will wear and what your team name will be. The event you've been waiting for is next month! For more information check out the SCC Foundation website. Questions? Call x4421 or email: lyaw@shoreline.edu.

PLANT AND FACILITIES ANNOUNCEMENT
Beginning Monday evening (March 7, 2005), contractors will begin removing some small amounts of asbestos containing material (ACM) from several mechanical rooms around the campus.  This project involves only some pipe insulation on fittings in  numerous mechanical rooms and will not pose a health risk to any members of our community.  The work will be done in the confined spaces of the mechanical rooms and the ACM will be "bagged," sealed and then removed from the buildings.  As a precautionary measure, we will do air sample testing inside the mechanical rooms after the removal before having the custodians, or facilities staff members return to work in those areas.
We wish to emphasize that this work poses absolutely no danger to our community. These rooms are not connected to the HVAC systems and there will be no transfer of ACM from these rooms into any other space.  The work will be done between the hours of 5PM and 3AM to reduce the disruption to normal business and to allow the contractors easier access and movement around the campus.  If you have questions, please contact Randy Stegmeier at rstegmei@shoreline.edu.

GED TESTING SESSIONS ADDED
Saturday, April-September, Lake Forest Park Rm. 2
Beginning in April and running through September the Testing Center will be offering GED testing on the second Saturday of the month. Testing will be at the Lake Forest Park campus in room 2. Registration will be at 9:30 am and testing will end at 3:30 pm with a lunch break at noon. For specific information call the Testing Center at 533-6604.

CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
Construction has started on the second phase of the Campus Water Main Project.  Interwest Construction will be constructing a pump house near the entrance to the Greenwood Parking Lot and connecting that pump facility to the main campus connection at Carlyle Hall Road and Greenwood.  This phase also includes connecting the newly completed campus water main to the individual buildings on campus for domestic water service.  The work is expected to be completed in mid-June.  Any water shut-downs or other disruptions should be minimal and are scheduled to occur during breaks and/or weekends and evenings.
Interwest's on site Job Shack and material "lay-down" area will be in and around the Greenwood lot.  For more information, contact Randy Stegmeier at rstegmei@shoreline.edu.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

GRAND OPENING-SHORELINE CAMPUS SALON &
TRAINING CENTER
Thursday, March 17, 4:00-7:00pm
NEW OFF CAMPUS: 910 N. 160TH STREET
You are invited to the Shoreline Campus Salon & Training Center's GRAND OPENING on Thursday, March 17---4:00 to 7:00 PM. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the Salon. Enjoy manicures, haircuts, and styling for only $1.00. No appointment necessary. Official ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place at 5:15 PM. Raffle prizes will be given away during the Grand Opening.

LIST SERVE UPGRADE
TSS is pleased to announce, a long over due upgrade to our listserve system. In addition to the traditional e-mail functions and e-mail based commands, the new system has better support for modern formats, and features a web interface. The web interface can be used to view existing lists, subscribe and unsubscribe from lists, change personal list settings and browse the list archives. You must have a password to access some of the functions but the system will e-mail your password to you if you forget. All of the archives from the old system are being migrated over to the new system. Participating in list discussions will be the same. List e-mail commands are different but most functions can now be done through the web. TSS is now testing the new system with great success. We will be rolling out the new system to the campus in upcoming weeks. Stay Tuned!

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT MOORE
Thanks to everyone who attended the all-campus meeting on Friday. At this meeting several questions were asked of our audience. If you attended the meeting and did not have an opportunity to provide a comment or were unable to attend the meeting and would like to "weigh in" on a topic, please feel free to complete the online survey at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/climatetaskforce/surveyone.htm.

As we continue to develop our action plan, you will receive regular updates regarding our progress. A new website is being created by the Public Information Office to track our conversations and record feedback.

I look forward to working with everyone on this effort.

30% OFF CLOTHING SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE!
Take 30% off all SCC imprinted clothing at the bookstore. Sale begins Wednesday, March 16th & goes through the end of the month. Discount applies to full and sale price merchandise.

ENTER TO WIN SONICS TIX WHEN YOU SHOP FOR A CAUSE
Thanks to KJR-FM, when you purchase a coupon to Shop For A Cause to benefit the Shoreline Community College Foundation, you will be entered in a drawing to win two (2) tickets to the March 25th Sonics vs. the Knicks game at KeyArena. The more coupons you buy, the greater your chances at winning the tickets. This drawing is limited to those who purchase coupons to benefit the SCC Foundation.

The coupons for the "Shop for a Cause" campaign will give you a 20% discount on items purchased at any Macy's on March 19th. This coupon costs you only $10 (or more if you want to make a donation) and is good at any of the Macy's stores in the area on March 19. The proceeds of the sale of the coupons will go to the Foundation.

All those who purchase coupons will also be entered in a drawing for a $500 shopping spree at Macy's. Please stop by the Foundation Office in the FOSS Building to pick up your coupon.

GET NET NEWS
A new edition of Net New has been posted to the intranet.  Top stories include: Faculty Sabbaticals, Message from President Moore, Legislative Reception, How to be Cybersmart, and much more. Click here to be connected!

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