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Day at a Glance
Friday,
March 30, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
PRESIDENT LAMBERT AT WSBA 14TH ANNUAL WSBA
EMPLOYMENT LAW INSTITUTE
Friday, March 30
President Lee Lambert is attending the 14th Annual WSBA (Washington State
Bar Association) Employment Law Institute today. John Backes, Interim Vice
President for Academic Affairs will serve as the College's AIC
(Administrator In Charge). Thank you.
SHORELINE CC BASEBALL - NORTHERN REGION HOME OPENER
Sunday, April 1, 1:00pm, Lower Woodlawn Park
The Shoreline Community College Baseball Team opens its home NWAACC Northern
Region League schedule on Sunday, April 1 at 1:00 PM in a doubleheader
against Olympic Community College at Lower Woodlawn Park. Shoreline is 4-10
in non-region play and opens its League Schedule at Olympic on Saturday,
March 31.
CANCELLED - SHORELINE CC SOFTBALL OPENER - MARCH 30TH
Friday, March 30, 1:00pm, Shoreview Park
The home opening softball games for Shoreline Community College against
Edmonds CC has been cancelled for March 30th, as Edmonds has dropped
softball for the 2007 season. The SCC home opener now will be April 2, at
1:00 PM against Skagit Valley in a double header at Shoreview Park.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
MARGARET SVEC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE
Margaret Svec was an English instructor at SCC from 1964-1978. She actively
supports the Women's Center as a mentor, advocate, advisor and donor.
Margaret Svec Scholarships covering tuition, fees and books will be awarded
to two full-time female Shoreline Community College students for the 2007-08
academic year. See
(Click Here) for more information. Applications are also available in the
Women's Center-Rm. 4106.
CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITIONS AVAILABLE
Fill our shoes! The Campus Ambassador positions are now open for students at
Shoreline Community College. Students who like event organizing, conducting
tours for prospective students, collaborating with clubs and various
organizations on campus, etc. should apply for these positions. There will
be two informal information sessions on April 10th & 11th at 12:30pm in the
Multicultural Center with Anna, Marisa or Garry; the current Campus
Ambassadors. Light snacks will be provided. If you are interested, please
contact Cecilia Martinez Vasquez in MCC, 4106 or Anna Fortygin at
(425)546-6673.
SALES TAX RATE CHANGE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1 2007
Effective April 1, 2007 the sales tax rate for the City of Shoreline will
increase to
8.9%. All payments made to vendors after March 31, 2007 will be
paid at the increased tax rate. Please be sure to use the new rate on all
purchase orders and payment documents. Thank you
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
The SCC Foundation has a variety of student scholarships available for 2007
– 2008. Please see the SCC Foundation website: (Click
Here) for information and applications. If you have
questions, contact Lynn Yaw at (206) 533-6783 or
lyaw@shoreline.edu.
STTACC EXEMPLARY STAFF AWARD
Nominations Due May 11, 2007 (Friday) STTACC Exemplary Staff Awards have been established to provide annual recognition of community and technical college staff, and these distinguished awards will serve as an accolade to recognize one of the most critical attributes to a successful institution.
Nominees for the STTACC Exemplary Staff Award should have consistently demonstrated commitment and excellence in job performance and dedication to the mission and goals of their institution, as well as dedication to the professional development of the classified staff on their campus.
Award recipients will be honored at the Annual STTACC Conference and will have their conference registration fee waived for this year's conference.
>Nomination Form
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu to reserve your space at this seminar.
TIAA-CREF: One on One
Counseling
April 3 & 4, 2007, By Appointment
Small Conference Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss
your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find the right allocation mix for you.
To schedule an
appointment, please visit the website at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click
submit to confirm your
appointment).
CAMPUS SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Tuesday, April 10, 12:00pm, Room 1402
For its Spring Quarter Brown Bag event, the Classified Staff Training and
Development Committee is pleased to present Randy Stegmeier, SCC's Executive
Director of Facilities, Capital Projects, Safety and Security. Randy will
be discussing emergency preparedness and campus safety, highlighting what
staff need to know in order to respond properly to an emergency on campus.
FITNESS CENTER OFFERS EXTENDED HOURS SPRING QUARTER
Are you in the mood to get in shape for summer? The Fitness Center will offer extended hours during Spring Quarter to help you meet your goal:
Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday - 8 a.m. to Noon
Open Gym
Monday - Friday, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. to Noon. Contact
mneally@shoreline.edu for more information.
HP3000 ACCESS
Shoreline Staff:
During the first week of Spring 2007 quarter there will be an increase in student traffic on the HP3000; student registration, tuition payment, and add/drop of classes.
You are asked not to run data express procedures or run batch jobs between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm during the first week of the quarter.
Frequently there are performance problems on HP3000 server whenever these processes are executed. So in order to ensure that the staff serving students have continuous access to the server please reschedule your need to gain access to these processes.
Please contact Technology Support Services if you have any questions.
NEW INTRAMURAL CLASSES TO GET YOU IN SHAPE SPRING QUARTER
Are you a fan of prime time's "Dancing with the Stars" or "So You Think You Can Dance?" A new intramural class is being offered Spring Quarter that will prepare you to dance like the pros! Ballroom Dancing will be offered from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, taught by Russian champion ballroom dancer, Lioudmila Popooa.
Pilates returns to campus Spring Quarter, also. Classes by Judy Jones will be held from 1:40 to 2:40 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays.
If you enjoy walking, a new walking club will meet at 12:30 p.m. on Fridays to walk around campus and the surrounding trails.
Other outdoor special events will include skating, bowling, river rafting and camping.
To learn more about these opportunities, please check out the intramural website for the complete updated Spring Quarter schedule or contact Movakel Sargizi at x6994.
>More
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
ACADEMIC CALENDARS AVAILABLE ON THE INTRANET
Recently approved academic calendars for 2007-2008, 2008-2009, and a
tentative calendar for 2009-2010 are available on the Intranet at (Click
Here). Please note that the start date for Fall 2007 is incorrect
in the current college catalog - the start date is actually September 24th.
FACULTY VOLUNTARY EARLY RETIREMENT INCENTIVE PLAN APRIL 2
At the March 21 meeting, the Board of Trustees approved a Voluntary Early
Retirement Incentive (VERI) Plan. Full details of the plan were mailed to
all tenured academic employees on March 26, 2007. You should receive the
information at your home address during the quarter break. Applications for
the Plan will be accepted beginning on April 2 and through May 31. For more
information please see the memo, Incentive Plan, Agreement, and faculty list
located at
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/. If you have any questions
please contact Human Resources.
PHONE DIRECTORY ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC
As the College prepared to register students for Spring Quarter, an
announcement was posted to the
Week Ahead Newsletter for students encouraging them to get in
contact with their advisors. The message reads: "CONTACT
YOUR ADVISOR
Don't wait too long to register for classes. Many classes fill early. All
students who have not yet completed 15 credits are asked to meet with their
faculty advisor. Don't know who your advisor is? Check your current
quarter schedule for your advisor's name.
>more"
As students look for their advisors they are also directed to the
Faculty and Staff Directory which has been opened up to the public.
College Communications (PIO), HR, and TSS are creating an online and
searchable staff database that will be linked to the website. This new
feature will be available this coming quarter.
SPECIAL SKILLS UPGRADE CLASS OFFERED
MLT 216 “AIDS & HIV Education for Health Care Workers”
Friday, April 12 from 6pm - 9pm;
Saturday, May 7 from 9am - 5pm
If you know of students who might have need for this kind of class or an
additional credit, please let them know about these offerings. Feel free to
forward this e-mail to anyone you thing might be interested or post in your
area, if appropriate. >
More
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join
us for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for
RSVP
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
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Day at a Glance
Thursday,
March 29, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
BUDGET PLANNING SYSTEM TRAINING
Thursday, March 29 at 11am in room 1302
It's budgeting time again, so TSS is offering training on the college’s
Budget Planning System. A new Delegate Rights Wizard has been added to let
budget managers give budget editing rights to specific staff. We'll be
reviewing how the system works and training on the new Wizard.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
None.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu to reserve your space at this seminar.
TIAA-CREF: One on One
Counseling
April 3 & 4, 2007, By Appointment
Small Conference Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss
your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find the right allocation mix for you.
To schedule an
appointment, please visit the website at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click
submit to confirm your
appointment).
CAMPUS SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Tuesday, April 10, 12:00pm, Room 1402
For its Spring Quarter Brown Bag event, the Classified Staff Training and
Development Committee is pleased to present Randy Stegmeier, SCC's Executive
Director of Facilities, Capital Projects, Safety and Security. Randy will
be discussing emergency preparedness and campus safety, highlighting what
staff need to know in order to respond properly to an emergency on campus.
FITNESS CENTER OFFERS EXTENDED HOURS SPRING QUARTER
Are you in the mood to get in shape for summer? The Fitness Center will offer extended hours during Spring Quarter to help you meet your goal:
Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday - 8 a.m. to Noon
Open Gym
Monday - Friday, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. to Noon. Contact
mneally@shoreline.edu for more information.
HP3000 ACCESS
Shoreline Staff:
During the first week of Spring 2007 quarter there will be an increase in student traffic on the HP3000; student registration, tuition payment, and add/drop of classes.
You are asked not to run data express procedures or run batch jobs between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm during the first week of the quarter.
Frequently there are performance problems on HP3000 server whenever these processes are executed. So in order to ensure that the staff serving students have continuous access to the server please reschedule your need to gain access to these processes.
Please contact Technology Support Services if you have any questions.
NEW INTRAMURAL CLASSES TO GET YOU IN SHAPE SPRING QUARTER
Are you a fan of prime time's "Dancing with the Stars" or "So You Think You Can Dance?" A new intramural class is being offered Spring Quarter that will prepare you to dance like the pros! Ballroom Dancing will be offered from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, taught by Russian champion ballroom dancer, Lioudmila Popooa.
Pilates returns to campus Spring Quarter, also. Classes by Judy Jones will be held from 1:40 to 2:40 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays.
If you enjoy walking, a new walking club will meet at 12:30 p.m. on Fridays to walk around campus and the surrounding trails.
Other outdoor special events will include skating, bowling, river rafting and camping.
To learn more about these opportunities, please check out the intramural website for the complete updated Spring Quarter schedule or contact Movakel Sargizi at x6994.
>More
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
ACADEMIC CALENDARS AVAILABLE ON THE INTRANET
Recently approved academic calendars for 2007-2008, 2008-2009, and a
tentative calendar for 2009-2010 are available on the Intranet at (Click
Here). Please note that the start date for Fall 2007 is incorrect
in the current college catalog - the start date is actually September 24th.
PHONE CALLING CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS
The phone calling campaign on Saturday, March 24th was a big success. Eight
staff called over 950 continuing students to remind them that there was
still time to register. Many of those we spoke to told us how much they
appreciated the call. A huge thank you to Tom Moran, Glenda Powell-Freeman,
Rose Steele, Hong Feng Ma, Arlene Strong, Peggy Lytle and Mary Blanchett,
who were friendly, helpful, and encouraging to every student they spoke to.
No wonder we got comments like "I love SCC -- the people are great and
really care about students".
FACULTY VOLUNTARY EARLY RETIREMENT INCENTIVE PLAN APRIL 2
At the March 21 meeting, the Board of Trustees approved a Voluntary Early
Retirement Incentive (VERI) Plan. Full details of the plan were mailed to
all tenured academic employees on March 26, 2007. You should receive the
information at your home address during the quarter break. Applications for
the Plan will be accepted beginning on April 2 and through May 31. For more
information please see the memo, Incentive Plan, Agreement, and faculty list
located at
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/. If you have any questions
please contact Human Resources.
PHONE DIRECTORY ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC
As the College prepared to register students for Spring Quarter, an
announcement was posted to the
Week Ahead Newsletter for students encouraging them to get in
contact with their advisors. The message reads: "CONTACT
YOUR ADVISOR
Don't wait too long to register for classes. Many classes fill early. All
students who have not yet completed 15 credits are asked to meet with their
faculty advisor. Don't know who your advisor is? Check your current
quarter schedule for your advisor's name.
>more"
As students look for their advisors they are also directed to the
Faculty and Staff Directory which has been opened up to the public.
College Communications (PIO), HR, and TSS are creating an online and
searchable staff database that will be linked to the website. This new
feature will be available this coming quarter.
SPECIAL SKILLS UPGRADE CLASS OFFERED
MLT 216 “AIDS & HIV Education for Health Care Workers”
Friday, April 12 from 6pm - 9pm;
Saturday, May 7 from 9am - 5pm
If you know of students who might have need for this kind of class or an
additional credit, please let them know about these offerings. Feel free to
forward this e-mail to anyone you thing might be interested or post in your
area, if appropriate. >
More
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join
us for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for
RSVP
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
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Day at a Glance
Wednesday,
March 28, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
PLT RETREAT
March 28th from 8:00 am-5:00 pm (3/28)
The PLT (President's Leadership Team) will be off campus on Wednesday, March 28th for a
retreat. The purpose of the retreat is to continue to take into
consideration the feedback from the campus and to prepare a final
restructure model.
If someone from the PLT needs to be reached, please
contact Kerry Fondren in Academic Affairs, ext. 4652. Thank you.
BUDGET PLANNING SYSTEM TRAINING
Wednesday, March 28 at 3pm in room 1302
Thursday, March 29 at 11am in room 1302
It's budgeting time again, so TSS is offering training on the college’s
Budget Planning System. A new Delegate Rights Wizard has been added to let
budget managers give budget editing rights to specific staff. We'll be
reviewing how the system works and training on the new Wizard.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu to reserve your space at this seminar.
TIAA-CREF: One on One
Counseling
April 3 & 4, 2007, By Appointment
Small Conference Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss
your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Clark will be available to
help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options,
and find the right allocation mix for you.
To schedule an
appointment, please visit the website at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click
submit to confirm your
appointment).
CAMPUS SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Tuesday, April 10, 12:00pm, Room 1402
For its Spring Quarter Brown Bag event, the Classified Staff Training and
Development Committee is pleased to present Randy Stegmeier, SCC's Executive
Director of Facilities, Capital Projects, Safety and Security. Randy will
be discussing emergency preparedness and campus safety, highlighting what
staff need to know in order to respond properly to an emergency on campus.
FITNESS CENTER OFFERS EXTENDED HOURS SPRING QUARTER
Are you in the mood to get in shape for summer? The Fitness Center will offer extended hours during Spring Quarter to help you meet your goal:
Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday - 8 a.m. to Noon
Open Gym
Monday - Friday, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. to Noon. Contact
mneally@shoreline.edu for more information.
HP3000 ACCESS
Shoreline Staff:
During the first week of Spring 2007 quarter there will be an increase in student traffic on the HP3000; student registration, tuition payment, and add/drop of classes.
You are asked not to run data express procedures or run batch jobs between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm during the first week of the quarter.
Frequently there are performance problems on HP3000 server whenever these processes are executed. So in order to ensure that the staff serving students have continuous access to the server please reschedule your need to gain access to these processes.
Please contact Technology Support Services if you have any questions.
NEW INTRAMURAL CLASSES TO GET YOU IN SHAPE SPRING QUARTER
Are you a fan of prime time's "Dancing with the Stars" or "So You Think You Can Dance?" A new intramural class is being offered Spring Quarter that will prepare you to dance like the pros! Ballroom Dancing will be offered from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, taught by Russian champion ballroom dancer, Lioudmila Popooa.
Pilates returns to campus Spring Quarter, also. Classes by Judy Jones will be held from 1:40 to 2:40 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays.
If you enjoy walking, a new walking club will meet at 12:30 p.m. on Fridays to walk around campus and the surrounding trails.
Other outdoor special events will include skating, bowling, river rafting and camping.
To learn more about these opportunities, please check out the intramural website for the complete updated Spring Quarter schedule or contact Movakel Sargizi at x6994.
>More
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
ACADEMIC CALENDARS AVAILABLE ON THE INTRANET
Recently approved academic calendars for 2007-2008, 2008-2009, and a
tentative calendar for 2009-2010 are available on the Intranet at (Click
Here). Please note that the start date for Fall 2007 is incorrect
in the current college catalog - the start date is actually September 24th.
PHONE CALLING CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS
The phone calling campaign on Saturday, March 24th was a big success. Eight
staff called over 950 continuing students to remind them that there was
still time to register. Many of those we spoke to told us how much they
appreciated the call. A huge thank you to Tom Moran, Glenda Powell-Freeman,
Rose Steele, Hong Feng Ma, Arlene Strong, Peggy Lytle and Mary Blanchett,
who were friendly, helpful, and encouraging to every student they spoke to.
No wonder we got comments like "I love SCC -- the people are great and
really care about students".
FACULTY VOLUNTARY EARLY RETIREMENT INCENTIVE PLAN APRIL 2
At the March 21 meeting, the Board of Trustees approved a Voluntary Early
Retirement Incentive (VERI) Plan. Full details of the plan were mailed to
all tenured academic employees on March 26, 2007. You should receive the
information at your home address during the quarter break. Applications for
the Plan will be accepted beginning on April 2 and through May 31. For more
information please see the memo, Incentive Plan, Agreement, and faculty list
located at
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/. If you have any questions
please contact Human Resources.
PHONE DIRECTORY ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC
As the College prepared to register students for Spring Quarter, an
announcement was posted to the
Week Ahead Newsletter for students encouraging them to get in
contact with their advisors. The message reads: "CONTACT
YOUR ADVISOR
Don't wait too long to register for classes. Many classes fill early. All
students who have not yet completed 15 credits are asked to meet with their
faculty advisor. Don't know who your advisor is? Check your current
quarter schedule for your advisor's name.
>more"
As students look for their advisors they are also directed to the
Faculty and Staff Directory which has been opened up to the public.
College Communications (PIO), HR, and TSS are creating an online and
searchable staff database that will be linked to the website. This new
feature will be available this coming quarter.
SPECIAL SKILLS UPGRADE CLASS OFFERED
MLT 216 “AIDS & HIV Education for Health Care Workers”
Friday, April 12 from 6pm - 9pm;
Saturday, May 7 from 9am - 5pm
If you know of students who might have need for this kind of class or an
additional credit, please let them know about these offerings. Feel free to
forward this e-mail to anyone you thing might be interested or post in your
area, if appropriate. >
More
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join
us for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for
RSVP
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
Monday, April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm in the Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
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Day at a Glance
Tuesday,
March 27, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
PHONE CALLING CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS
The phone calling campaign on Saturday, March 24th was a big success. Eight
staff called over 950 continuing students to remind them that there was
still time to register. Many of those we spoke to told us how much they
appreciated the call. A huge thank you to Tom Moran, Glenda Powell-Freeman,
Rose Steele, Hong Feng Ma, Arlene Strong, Peggy Lytle and Mary Blanchett,
who were friendly, helpful, and encouraging to every student they spoke to.
No wonder we got comments like "I love SCC -- the people are great and
really care about students".
BUDGET PLANNING SYSTEM TRAINING
Wednesday, March 28 at 3pm in room 1302
Thursday, March 29 at 11am in room 1302
It's budgeting time again, so TSS is offering training on the college’s
Budget Planning System. A new Delegate Rights Wizard has been added to let
budget managers give budget editing rights to specific staff. We'll be
reviewing how the system works and training on the new Wizard.
FACULTY VOLUNTARY EARLY RETIREMENT INCENTIVE PLAN APRIL 2
At the March 21 meeting, the Board of Trustees approved a Voluntary Early
Retirement Incentive (VERI) Plan. Full details of the plan were mailed to
all tenured academic employees on March 26, 2007. You should receive the
information at your home address during the quarter break. Applications for
the Plan will be accepted beginning on April 2 and through May 31. For more
information please see the memo, Incentive Plan, Agreement, and faculty list
located at
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/. If you have any questions
please contact Human Resources.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
ACADEMIC CALENDARS AVAILABLE ON THE INTRANET
Recently approved academic calendars for 2007-2008, 2008-2009, and a
tentative calendar for 2009-2010 are available on the Intranet at (Click
Here). Please note that the start date for Fall 2007 is incorrect
in the current college catalog - the start date is actually September 24th.
PHONE DIRECTORY ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC
As the College prepared to register students for Spring Quarter, an
announcement was posted to the
Week Ahead Newsletter for students encouraging them to get in
contact with their advisors. The message reads: "CONTACT
YOUR ADVISOR
Don't wait too long to register for classes. Many classes fill early. All
students who have not yet completed 15 credits are asked to meet with their
faculty advisor. Don't know who your advisor is? Check your current
quarter schedule for your advisor's name.
>more"
As students look for their advisors they are also directed to the
Faculty and Staff Directory which has been opened up to the public.
College Communications (PIO), HR, and TSS are creating an online and
searchable staff database that will be linked to the website. This new
feature will be available this coming quarter.
PLT RETREAT
March 28th from 8:00 am-5:00 pm (3/28)
The PLT (President's Leadership Team) will be off campus on Wednesday, March 28th for a
retreat. The purpose of the retreat is to continue to take into
consideration the feedback from the campus and to prepare a final
restructure model.
If someone from the PLT needs to be reached, please
contact Kerry Fondren in Academic Affairs, ext. 4652. Thank you.
SPECIAL SKILLS UPGRADE CLASS OFFERED
MLT 216 “AIDS & HIV Education for Health Care Workers”
Friday, April 12 from 6pm - 9pm;
Saturday, May 7 from 9am - 5pm
If you know of students who might have need for this kind of class or an
additional credit, please let them know about these offerings. Feel free to
forward this e-mail to anyone you thing might be interested or post in your
area, if appropriate. >
More
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
The TACO WAGON will remain open through Thursday March 22nd and be closed on
Friday March 23rd. The Taco Wagon will have limited hours during break week
of Mon-Thursday 11am-2pm and will be closed on Friday, March 30th. The TACO
WAGON will resume normal hours of 8am-3pm on Monday April 2nd.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join us
for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for RSVP
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
Monday, April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm in the Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
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Day at a Glance
Monday,
March 26, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
PLT RETREAT
March 26th & 28th
10:30 am-5:00 pm (3/26); 8:00 am-5:00 pm (3/28)
The PLT (President's Leadership Team) will be off campus on Monday, March
26th (from 10:30 am) & on Wednesday, March 28th (from 8:00 am) for a
retreat. The purpose of the retreat is to continue to take into
consideration the feedback from the campus and to prepare a final
restructure model.
If someone from the PLT needs to be reached, please
contact Kerry Fondren in Academic Affairs, ext. 4652. Thank you.
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline for application submissions: March 26, 2007, 5 p.m., Rm 1013
The Washington Community College Administrators’ Association (THE
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 are available
online or at the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations, Rm. 1013.
If you need further information, please contact Debbie Sherman, ext. 5880 or
by email at dsherman@shoreline , in
the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
ACADEMIC CALENDARS AVAILABLE ON THE INTRANET
Recently approved academic calendars for 2007-2008, 2008-2009, and a
tentative calendar for 2009-2010 are available on the Intranet at (Click
Here). Please note that the start date for Fall 2007 is incorrect
in the current college catalog - the start date is actually September 24th.
PHONE DIRECTORY ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC
As the College prepared to register students for Spring Quarter, an
announcement was posted to the
Week Ahead Newsletter for students encouraging them to get in
contact with their advisors. The message reads: "CONTACT
YOUR ADVISOR
Don't wait too long to register for classes. Many classes fill early. All
students who have not yet completed 15 credits are asked to meet with their
faculty advisor. Don't know who your advisor is? Check your current
quarter schedule for your advisor's name.
>more"
As students look for their advisors they are also directed to the
Faculty and Staff Directory which has been opened up to the public.
College Communications (PIO), HR, and TSS are creating an online and
searchable staff database that will be linked to the website. This new
feature will be available this coming quarter.
SPECIAL SKILLS UPGRADE CLASS OFFERED
MLT 216 “AIDS & HIV Education for Health Care Workers”
Friday, April 12 from 6pm - 9pm
Saturday, May 7 from 9am - 5pm
f you know of students who might have need for this kind of class or an
additional credit, please let them know about these offerings. Feel free to
forward this e-mail to anyone you thing might be interested or post in your
area, if appropriate. >
More
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
The TACO WAGON will remain open through Thursday March 22nd and be closed on
Friday March 23rd. The Taco Wagon will have limited hours during break week
of Mon-Thursday 11am-2pm and will be closed on Friday, March 30th. The TACO
WAGON will resume normal hours of 8am-3pm on Monday April 2nd.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
TENURE GRANTED TO THE FOLLOWING FACULTY
Congratulations! Don Christensen, Psychology, Tony Doupe, Drama/Cinema, Matt
Fordham, Audio Engineering, Amy Kinsel, History, Georgia Pierce, Nursing,
James Reddin, Digital Imaging, Lauren Sandven, Mathematics, Sueanne Seegers,
MLT, Jeanne Strieck, counselor/academic
advisor, Amar Yahiaoui, Chemistry
FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIAMI DADE CHECKMATES IVEYS
Here's a fun article to read. Don't underestimate the grocery store deli
worker, the security alarm salesman or the 34-year-old computer science
student who anchor the Miami Dade College chess team. The community college
undergrads have already faced Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Northwestern and
beaten them all. >more
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
The SCC Foundation has student scholarships available for 2007 – 2008.
Please direct students to our office or to the scholarship page on the SCC
Foundation website: (Click
Here) for information and applications. Deadlines are in April 2007
If you have questions contact Lynn Yaw at x4421 or
lyaw@shoreline.edu.
CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
Applications due April 20 - Let your students know.
Applications for Campus Ambassador Position of 2007-2008 available to
students. Please attend an informal information
session that will be held in the Multi Cultural Center with Anna, Marisa or
Garry; the current Campus Ambassadors. There will be light snacks provided.
If you are interested, please contact Cecilia
Martinez Vasquez in MCC, 4106. Or Anna Fortygin, (425)546-6673.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join us
for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for RSVP
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
Monday, April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm in the Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
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Day at a Glance
Friday,
March 23, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
PRESIDENT LAMBERT ATTENDING WACTC MEETING
Thursday-Friday, March 22nd-23rd
President Lee Lambert will attend the WACTC (Washington Association Of
Community & Technical Colleges) Board Of Presidents Meeting in Olympia on
Thursday, March 22nd and Friday, March 23rd. John Backes, Interim Vice
President for Academic Affairs will serve as the College's AIC
(Administrator In Charge) on March 22nd & 23rd.
OPEN FORUMS WITH VICE PRESIDENTS
Friday, March 23rd from 1:30-2:30 in the Board Room (VPAS)
Last Day for Feedback
The campus is invited to attend one or all of the open forums with the
vice presidents to discuss the restructuring proposals. Feedback may
be given via the
online
submission form which is absolutely confidential.
Please keep in mind that feedback should relate to the goals of: 1)
improving communications; 2) developing closer collaboration; 3)
streamlining decision-making; 4) establishing greater accountability, and 5)
improving succession planning. You can download
the
meeting notes and
organizational charts.pdf
to review.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
TENURE GRANTED TO THE FOLLOWING FACULTY
Congratulations! Don Christensen, Psychology, Tony Doupe, Drama/Cinema, Matt
Fordham, Audio Engineering, Amy Kinsel, History, Georgia Pierce, Nursing,
James Reddin, Digital Imaging, Lauren Sandven, Mathematics, Sueanne Seegers,
MLT, Jeanne Strieck,
counselor/academic advisor, Amar Yahiaoui, Chemistry
FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE MIAMI DADE CHECKMATES IVEYS
Here's a fun article to read. Don't underestimate the grocery store deli
worker, the security alarm salesman or the 34-year-old computer science
student who anchor the Miami Dade College chess team. The community college
undergrads have already faced Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Northwestern and
beaten them all. >more
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
The TACO WAGON will remain open through Thursday March 22nd and be closed on
Friday March 23rd. The Taco Wagon will have limited hours during break week
of Mon-Thursday 11am-2pm and will be closed on Friday, March 30th. The TACO
WAGON will resume normal hours of 8am-3pm on Monday April 2nd.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
The SCC Foundation has student scholarships available for 2007 – 2008.
Please direct students to our office or to the scholarship page on the SCC
Foundation website: (Click
Here) for information and applications. Deadlines are in April 2007
If you have questions contact Lynn Yaw at x4421 or
lyaw@shoreline.edu.
CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
Applications due April 20 - Let your students know.
Applications for Campus Ambassador Position of 2007-2008 available to
students. Please attend an informal information
session that will be held in the Multi Cultural Center with Anna, Marisa or
Garry; the current Campus Ambassadors. There will be light snacks provided.
If you are interested, please contact Cecilia
Martinez Vasquez in MCC, 4106. Or Anna Fortygin, (425)546-6673.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join us
for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for RSVP
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline for application submissions: March 26, 2007, 5 p.m., Rm 1013
The Washington Community College Administrators’ Association (THE
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 are available
online or at the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations, Rm. 1013.
If you need further information, please contact Debbie Sherman, ext. 5880 or
by email at dsherman@shoreline , in
the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
Monday, April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm in the Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
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Day at a Glance
Thursday,
March 22, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
PRESIDENT LAMBERT ATTENDING WACTC MEETING
Thursday-Friday, March 22nd-23rd
President Lee Lambert will attend the WACTC (Washington Association Of
Community & Technical Colleges) Board Of Presidents Meeting in Olympia on
Thursday, March 22nd and Friday, March 23rd. John Backes, Interim Vice
President for Academic Affairs will serve as the College's AIC
(Administrator In Charge) on March 22nd & 23rd.
FOSS DETOUR
March 22
Due to construction, the gravel pathway leading to the 2nd floor of the FOSS building will be temporarily closed on March 21 and 22. Please use the elevator, stairs, or back door entrances. There will be detour signs posted.
NURSING PROGRAM GRADUATION CEREMONY
Thursday, March 22 at 4:00 pm in the College Theater
The nursing class of Winter Quarter 2007 invite you to their graduation
ceremony on Thursday, March 22 at 4:00 pm in the College Theater.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
NONE
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
OPEN FORUMS WITH VICE PRESIDENTS
The campus is invited to attend one or all of the open forums with the
vice presidents to discuss the restructuring proposals. Feedback may
be given via the
online
submission form which is absolutely confidential.
Please keep in mind that feedback should relate to the goals of: 1)
improving communications; 2) developing closer collaboration; 3)
streamlining decision-making; 4) establishing greater accountability, and 5)
improving succession planning. You can download
the
meeting notes and
organizational charts.pdf
to review.
The Forums are scheduled for the VP Academic
Affairs (VPAA), VP Student Services (VPSS), and the VP Administrative
Services (VPAS):
* Friday, March 23rd from 1:30-2:30 in the Board
Room (VPAS)
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
The TACO WAGON will remain open through Thursday March 22nd and be closed on
Friday March 23rd. The Taco Wagon will have limited hours during break week
of Mon-Thursday 11am-2pm and will be closed on Friday, March 30th. The TACO
WAGON will resume normal hours of 8am-3pm on Monday April 2nd.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Tuesday March 20 Tent - Closed Shack
8 am - noon
Wednesday March 21 Tent 7am - 1pm Shack 7am - 4 pm
Thursday March 22 Tent 7am - 1pm Shack 7am - 4 pm
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
The SCC Foundation has student scholarships available for 2007 – 2008.
Please direct students to our office or to the scholarship page on the SCC
Foundation website: (Click
Here) for information and applications. Deadlines are in April 2007
If you have questions contact Lynn Yaw at x4421 or
lyaw@shoreline.edu.
CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
Applications due April 20 - Let your students know.
Applications for Campus Ambassador Position of 2007-2008 available to
students. Please attend an informal information
session that will be held in the Multi Cultural Center with Anna, Marisa or
Garry; the current Campus Ambassadors. There will be light snacks provided.
If you are interested, please contact Cecilia
Martinez Vasquez in MCC, 4106. Or Anna Fortygin, (425)546-6673.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join us
for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for RSVP
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline for application submissions: March 26, 2007, 5 p.m., Rm 1013
The Washington Community College Administrators’ Association (THE
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 are available
online or at the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations, Rm. 1013.
If you need further information, please contact Debbie Sherman, ext. 5880 or
by email at dsherman@shoreline , in
the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
Monday, April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm in the Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
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Day at a Glance
Wednesday,
March 21, 2007
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS ******
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday, March 21, 4:00pm, Board Room-1000 bldg
The Board of Trustees will be holding its Regular Meeting on Wednesday,
March 21, 2007 at 4:00 PM. All staff are welcome to attend.
To access the Board's site on the intranet, which includes the agenda,
minutes and background statements, please click:
here
OPEN FORUMS WITH VICE PRESIDENTS
Wednesday, March 21 from 2:30 - 3:30 pm in Room 1105 (VPAA)
The campus is invited to attend one or all of the open forums with the
vice presidents to discuss the restructuring proposals. Feedback may
be given via the
online
submission form which is absolutely confidential.
Please keep in mind that feedback should relate to the goals of: 1)
improving communications; 2) developing closer collaboration; 3)
streamlining decision-making; 4) establishing greater accountability, and 5)
improving succession planning. You can download
the
meeting notes and
organizational charts.pdf
to review.
"HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE" BY PAULA VOGEL
March 21 at 7:30 pm in the Campus Theater Lobby
The drama/cinema department production of the 1997 Pulitzer Prize winning
play "How I Learned to Drive" written by Paula Vogel and directed by Tony
Doupe' opens March 15th and runs March 16,17,18,20 & 21. 7:30 in the lobby
theatre.
FOSS DETOUR
March 21 and 22
Due to construction, the gravel pathway leading to the 2nd floor of the FOSS building will be temporarily closed on March 21 and 22. Please use the elevator, stairs, or back door entrances. There will be detour signs posted.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
*******
PRESIDENT LAMBERT ATTENDING WACTC MEETING
Thursday-Friday, March 22nd-23rd
President Lee Lambert will attend the WACTC (Washington Association Of
Community & Technical Colleges) Board Of Presidents Meeting in Olympia on
Thursday, March 22nd and Friday, March 23rd. John Backes, Interim Vice
President for Academic Affairs will serve as the College's AIC
(Administrator In Charge) on March 22nd & 23rd.
WHIDBEY'S COFFEE HOURS DURING FINALS AND SPRING BREAK
Whidbey's Coffee schedule for Final's Week and Spring Break
Tuesday March 20 Tent - Closed Shack
8 am - noon
Wednesday March 21 Tent 7am - 1pm Shack 7am - 4 pm
Thursday March 22 Tent 7am - 1pm Shack 7am - 4 pm
Friday March 23 Tent - Closed Shack 7 am - 1pm
Spring Break Week of March 26-30th
Tent - Closed Shack - Closed
Whidbey's will return to serve you during Spring Quarter - starting April 2
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FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
The TACO WAGON will remain open through Thursday March 22nd and be closed on
Friday March 23rd. The Taco Wagon will have limited hours during break week
of Mon-Thursday 11am-2pm and will be closed on Friday, March 30th. The TACO
WAGON will resume normal hours of 8am-3pm on Monday April 2nd.
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
The SCC Foundation has student scholarships available for 2007 – 2008.
Please direct students to our office or to the scholarship page on the SCC
Foundation website: (Click
Here) for information and applications. Deadlines are in April 2007
If you have questions contact Lynn Yaw at x4421 or
lyaw@shoreline.edu.
NURSING PROGRAM GRADUATION CEREMONY
Thursday, March 22 at 4:00 pm in the College Theater
The nursing class of Winter Quarter 2007 invite you to their graduation
ceremony on Thursday, March 22 at 4:00 pm in the College Theater.
CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
Applications due April 20 - Let your students know.
Applications for Campus Ambassador Position of 2007-2008 available to
students. Please attend an informal information
session that will be held in the Multi Cultural Center with Anna, Marisa or
Garry; the current Campus Ambassadors. There will be light snacks provided.
If you are interested, please contact Cecilia
Martinez Vasquez in MCC, 4106. Or Anna Fortygin, (425)546-6673.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24 at 1:00 pm in Room 2926
The school year is drawing to an end! The summer and break are nearly
here! It is also time for Student Leadership Awards. Please come and
celebrate the achievements of clubs and organizations this year. There are
nomination forms available for you to nominate your own almighty someone.
Please contact either Cecilia Martinez Vasquez or the Campus Ambassadors for
the forms and RSVP.
Cecilia-Multi Cultural Center-4106- ext.6618, Campus Amabassadors-2937-
ext.6673
NOTICE FOR ALL CLUBS AND ADVISORS!!! UNITED CLUB COUNSEL
Tuesday, April 24 at 3:00 pm in room 2926
The club counsel is going to be held the 24th of April. Come and join us
for the spring version of valuable club collaboration and information
sessions. News about Club Budgets will be also given. Attendance is
required by Student Government. Please contact your Ambassador for RSVP
OPEN FORUMS WITH VICE PRESIDENTS
The campus is invited to attend one or all of the open forums with the
vice presidents to discuss the restructuring proposals. Feedback may
be given via the
online
submission form which is absolutely confidential.
Please keep in mind that feedback should relate to the goals of: 1)
improving communications; 2) developing closer collaboration; 3)
streamlining decision-making; 4) establishing greater accountability, and 5)
improving succession planning. You can download
the
meeting notes and
organizational charts.pdf
to review.
The Forums are scheduled for the VP Academic
Affairs (VPAA), VP Student Services (VPSS), and the VP Administrative
Services (VPAS):
* Wednesday, March 21 from 2:30
- 3:30 pm in Room 1105 (VPAA)
* Friday, March 23rd from 1:30-2:30 in the Board
Room (VPAS)
ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline for application submissions: March 26, 2007, 5 p.m., Rm 1013
The Washington Community College Administrators’ Association (THE
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 are available
online or at the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations, Rm. 1013.
If you need further information, please contact Debbie Sherman, ext. 5880 or
by email at dsherman@shoreline , in
the Office of Human Resources/Employee Relations.
MEET JIM KRAUSE, NW
DESIGNER/ILLUSTRATOR/PHOTOGRAPHER
Wednesday, April 11, 3:45pm - 5:45pm, Room 2059
The Visual Communications Technology Club presents "Keeping It Fresh",
a lecture by Jim Krause. Krause has worked as a
designer/illustrator/photographer for nearly twenty-five years. Over
the past several years he has authored the How Index Design
series of books for designers and other creative professionals. They are
available world-wide and have been translated into five languages.
This lecture is part of “The Business of Doing
Visual Business” Series. The Series is a continuing presentation
of lectures and workshops by regional Design, Art, New Media, Photography,
and Print professionals. For information about the lecture or the Series,
please email
lyons273@hotmail.com
TIAA-CREF: Financial
Education Seminar
Monday, April 2, Monday, 2:00 – 3:00 pm in the Board Room, ADMIN BLDG
Tony Clark from
TIAA-CREF will present a financial education seminar for Shoreline employees
who are members of the plan. The seminar will focus on the increased
investment options and flexibility of choice in addition to outlining the
online advice and planning services available for tracking/managing your
retirement plan.
Please RSVP to
vbotts@shoreline.edu
to reserve your space at this seminar.
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Tuesday,
March 20, 2007
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TODAY'S EVENTS ******
OPEN FORUMS WITH VICE PRESIDENTS
Tuesday, March 20 from 12:00noon - 1:00 pm in Room 2925 (VPSS)
The campus is invited to attend one or all of the open forums with the
vice presidents to discuss the restructuring proposals. Feedback may
be given via the
online
submission form which is absolutely confidential.
Please keep in mind that feedback should relate to the goals of: 1)
improving communications; 2) developing closer collaboration; 3)
streamlining decision-making; 4) establishing greater accountability, and 5)
improving succession planning. You can download
the
meeting notes and
organizational charts.pdf
to review.
PREP DAY- NO CLASSES TODAY
Tuesday, March 20
"HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE" BY PAULA VOGEL
March 20, 21 at 7:30 pm in the Campus Theater Lobby
The drama/cinema department production of the 1997 Pulitzer Prize winning
play "How I Learned to Drive" written by Paula Vogel and directed by Tony
Doupe' opens March 15th and runs March 16,17,18,20 & 21. 7:30 in the lobby
theatre.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday, March 21, 4:00pm, Board Room-1000 bldg
The Board of Trustees will be holding its Regular Meeting on Wednesday,
March 21, 2007 at 4:00 PM. All staff are welcome to attend.
To access the Board's site on the intranet, which includes the agenda,
minutes and background statements, please click:
here
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION FOR QUARTER BREAK
The RED WAGONS will remain open through Wednesday March 21st and
then close until the beginning of Spring Quarter. The Red Wagons will reopen
on Monday April 2nd will hours of 10am-2pm.
The TACO WAGON will remain open through Thursday March 22nd and be closed on
Friday March 23rd. The Taco Wagon will have limited hours during break week
of Mon-Thur 11am-2pm and will be closed on Friday, March 30th. The TACO
WAGON will resume normal hours of 8am-3pm on Monday April 2nd.
***** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
The SCC Foundation has student scholarships available for 2007 – 2008.
Please direct students to our office or to the scholarship page on the SCC
Foundation website: (Click
Here) for information and applications. Deadlines are in April 2007
If you have questions contact Lynn Yaw at x4421 or
lyaw@shoreline.edu.
NURSING PROGRAM GRADUATION CEREMONY
Thursday, March 22 at 4:00 pm in the College Theater
The nursing class of Winter Quarter 2007 invite you to their graduation
ceremony on Thursday, March 22 at 4:00 pm in the College Theater.
CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
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