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GET NET NEWS
The May edition of news & events is available.  The focus of this issue is on our students and their accomplishments as they move towards graduation.  Commencement is Sunday, June 11, and the campus is invited to attend.  Other stories in Net News this month include: DEC National Winners, PUB remodel update, SCC Grants received to support Math, and more.

IMPORTANT REMINDER FOR STUDENTS
Please remind any students that you see that registration for Summer and Fall Quarters has begun.  It's never too early to register for classes!  Tuition for Summer quarter is due within 5 business days of registering. Tuition for Fall will be due by August 15th for students registering by August 8th, to allow more time for those registering for Summer and Fall at the same time. After August 8th tuition is due within 5 business days.

FAREWELL BREAKFAST FOR SUSANA VILLAMARIN
Wednesday, June 7, 9-10:30am, Int'l Programs Office Hallway
Please join us for Farewell Breakfast for Susana Villamarin! There will be coffee, tea, and breakfast food to give her a good send-off! Mari Kosin mkosin@shoreline.edu International Programs X4627.

CALLING FOR STAR OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS
Starting Fall 2006, a classified staff member will be recognized as the Star of the Year and presented with an award during Opening Week. Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student or trustee may nominate an eligible classified staff member for consideration.

For a copy of the memo, selection criteria, and nomination form please
go to the Human Resources website at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/ and click on the Classified Star of the Year Award. Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human Resources & Employee Relations, no later than June 30, 2006.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING JUNE 1
Thursday, June 1, 4-6 pm, Central Conference Room
Shoreline's Board of Trustees will convene a Special Session this Thursday, June 1, at which time it will immediately convene into Executive Session to evaluate the qualifications of applicants for public employment and to review the performance of a public employee.  Click here to view the agenda on the Board's webpage.  The Board will reconvene in Special Session at the conclusion of the meeting to take action, if needed, on Executive Session topics.  Contact Board Secretary Michele Foley at ext. 4552, or mfoley@shoreline.edu, if you have questions.

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

THE MUSIC MAN
June 1, 2, 3 - 7:30 pm - Campus Theater
Meredith Willson’s folksy musical salute to his home state Iowa creates a delightful picture of Midwestern Iowans in 1912. Traveling salesman and conman Professor Harold Hill arrives in River City to try his luck. His usual scam is to sell non-existent instruments and uniforms for a youth band, collect the money and then disappear before anyone can catch on. The one thing he didn't bargain on was falling in love. The object of his affection, Marian the librarian, finds out that he is a fake. Now Harold must redeem himself in the eyes of Marion and the town. Enjoy many timeless hits such as “Seventy-six Trombones”, “Gary Indiana”, and the barbershop quartet harmonizing “Lida Rose.”
Tickets: $14.00 General Admission • $10.00 Seniors, Students, SCC Faculty/Staff •
$8.00 SCC Students with ID & Children.

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: MANAGING AND EMBRACING CHANGE
Friday, June 2, 9:30am-11:00am, PUB Canteen
"Managing and Embracing Change" is an interactive workshop presented by the EAP on how to understand the process of change and recognize its impact on you and those around you. The presenters offer tools to help you manage/deal with change positively and effectively. All employees are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP with Chi-Feng Wu at 533-6652 or cwu@shoreline.edu. If you are interested in this workshop but cannot attend due to schedule conflicts, or if you want further information, please contact Ruth Clark at rclark@shoreline.edu ease contact Pam if you would like to see this offered at additional times/dates.

KEEPING IT FRESH - ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Friday, June 2 , 1:30-3:00pm, Room 4214
Join in this roundtable discussion for online teachers experienced in using Blackboard. Come and trade ideas, cranky stories, etc. about online pedagogy and, to a lesser extent, the technology that facilitates online teaching and learning. Facilitated by: Betsey Barnett, Multicultural Studies, and Doug Reid, Music.

PAYMENT DEADLINE NEXT WEEK
JUNE 1st
Important Reminder: Payments that you want paid from current FY 2005-2006 allocations must be submitted to the Finance Office by next Thursday, June 1st. Petty cash reimbursements for $50 or less will be accepted by the Cashiers until June 15th for payment from current FY 2005-2006 funds. Thanks to everyone for your hard work!

ATM and STAMP MACHINE ON THE MOVE!
PLEASE NOTE: The Stamp Machine located in the PUB will be moved to the Bookstore entry area on Friday, May 26th. The ATM machine will be moved to the Student Lounge (FOSS) on May 31st. The machine will be emptied of cash the afternoon of May 30th and should be back in service the afternoon of the 31st.

PUB UPDATE
On May 31st, Specialty Foods will serve its last meal of the academic year and will begin to vacate the kitchen premises.  Food services will be provided by Whidbey's and a vendor that will locate in the Courtyard. Dining facilities will be available in the PUB until around June 12th (approximate date), the Student Lounge, and the 2900 building.  Complete information has been provided by Mary Kelemen, Director of Auxiliary Services.  >Download memo

With the demolition of the PUB, scheduled to take place around June 22, food services, dining facilities, Safety & Security, and other programs will all move to new locations around the campus.  A website has been developed to provide updated information as it becomes available. >Click on the link to see more.  You will see a diagram of our current PUB floor plan with links to locations of the new services.

CLASSIFIED STAFF: WE NEED YOUR RESPONSE TO PLAN YOUR RETREAT
Friday, July 7, 8:00am-4:30pm
The second Classified Staff Retreat is being planned for Friday, July 7, at the Shoreline Center, around the theme of leadership. Are you interested? We need to know approximately how many people will attend so that we can finalize the plans. Please reply with your interest in attending to Arlene Strong, astrong@shoreline.edu or x4540. Thank you very much.

RETIREMENT RECEPTION FOR DAWN AZURE
Friday, June 2, Noon to 2pm, Board Room, Admin Bldg
Please join us as we celebrate Dawn's 18 years of service with the College Bookstore. Cake, fruit and beverages will be served. Join us as we wish Dawn well in a new world not ruled by art and office supplies.

RETIREMENT PARTY FOR SCOTT SAUNDERS
Thursday, June 1, 2-4pm, PUB Canteen
Please join us for Scott Saunders’ retirement celebration on June 1st, 2006 from 2-4 pm in the PUB Canteen to honor 32 years of his outstanding contribution to Shoreline Community College. There will be refreshments, planned roasting and open mic for all who attend.  Lisa Smith will be collecting contributions, so bring them to the Student Programs and Activities office before 4 pm on May 30th,   Room 952, x4654, lsmi@shoreline.edu. Thanks in advance and we hope to see all of you there!

SUMMER NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION DATES
Thursday, June 8
Summer new student Advising & Registration appointments are scheduled for June 8th at 1:30 & 5:00 pm, June 14th at 9:00 am, and June 15th at 1:30 pm. Please note the location change to the 1000 Building, in a combination of the Boardroom, the Small Conference room and the Central Conference Room. Interested students should be referred to the Enrollment Services Information Desk in the FOSS Building, at x4523.

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

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

THE MUSIC MAN
June 1, 2, 3 - 7:30 pm - Campus Theater
Meredith Willson’s folksy musical salute to his home state Iowa creates a delightful picture of Midwestern Iowans in 1912. Traveling salesman and conman Professor Harold Hill arrives in River City to try his luck. His usual scam is to sell non-existent instruments and uniforms for a youth band, collect the money and then disappear before anyone can catch on. The one thing he didn't bargain on was falling in love. The object of his affection, Marian the librarian, finds out that he is a fake. Now Harold must redeem himself in the eyes of Marion and the town. Enjoy many timeless hits such as “Seventy-six Trombones”, “Gary Indiana”, and the barbershop quartet harmonizing “Lida Rose.”
Tickets: $14.00 General Admission • $10.00 Seniors, Students, SCC Faculty/Staff •
$8.00 SCC Students with ID & Children.

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: MANAGING AND EMBRACING CHANGE
Friday, June 2, 9:30am-11:00am, PUB Canteen
"Managing and Embracing Change" is an interactive workshop presented by the EAP on how to understand the process of change and recognize its impact on you and those around you. The presenters offer tools to help you manage/deal with change positively and effectively. All employees are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP with Chi-Feng Wu at 533-6652 or cwu@shoreline.edu. If you are interested in this workshop but cannot attend due to schedule conflicts, or if you want further information, please contact Ruth Clark at rclark@shoreline.edu ease contact Pam if you would like to see this offered at additional times/dates.

KEEPING IT FRESH - ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Friday, June 2 , 1:30-3:00pm, Room 4214
Join in this roundtable discussion for online teachers experienced in using Blackboard. Come and trade ideas, cranky stories, etc. about online pedagogy and, to a lesser extent, the technology that facilitates online teaching and learning. Facilitated by: Betsey Barnett, Multicultural Studies, and Doug Reid, Music.

PAYMENT DEADLINE NEXT WEEK
JUNE 1st
Important Reminder: Payments that you want paid from current FY 2005-2006 allocations must be submitted to the Finance Office by next Thursday, June 1st. Petty cash reimbursements for $50 or less will be accepted by the Cashiers until June 15th for payment from current FY 2005-2006 funds. Thanks to everyone for your hard work!

OUTBOUND SCHOLARS' RECEPTION
Wednesday, May 31, 3:00-4:00pm, PUB Canteen
The campus community is invited to the annual Outbound Scholars' Reception, hosted by College President Lee Lambert and the International Programs Office. Please join us in saying 'bon voyage' to the 40 Shoreline students and faculty who will study and teach abroad this summer. International Programs Scholarship recipients will also be recognized. Refreshments will be served!

ATM and STAMP MACHINE ON THE MOVE!
PLEASE NOTE: The Stamp Machine located in the PUB will be moved to the Bookstore entry area on Friday, May 26th. The ATM machine will be moved to the Student Lounge (FOSS) on May 31st. The machine will be emptied of cash the afternoon of May 30th and should be back in service the afternoon of the 31st.

THANKS TO SPECIALTY FOOD & CATERING AND PRESENTATION OF TEMPORARY FOOD SERVICES OPTIONS
Wednesday, May 31at 1:30 pm in the PUB Cafeteria
An event has been planned to thank Sean Lakeside, Fanette Roberitello and the entire Specialty Foods and Catering staff for their six years of excellent service to the College community.  Mary Kelemen will also present the food service options that will be available on campus with the closing of the PUB for remodeling.  All this occurs on the last day of food service in the PUB, Wednesday, May 31st at 1:30 pm in the PUB Main Dining Room.  Refreshments will be available.

PUB UPDATE
On May 31st, Specialty Foods will serve its last meal of the academic year and will begin to vacate the kitchen premises.  Food services will be provided by Whidbey's and a vendor that will locate in the Courtyard. Dining facilities will be available in the PUB until around June 12th (approximate date), the Student Lounge, and the 2900 building.  Complete information has been provided by Mary Kelemen, Director of Auxiliary Services.  >Download memo

With the demolition of the PUB, scheduled to take place around June 22, food services, dining facilities, Safety & Security, and other programs will all move to new locations around the campus.  A website has been developed to provide updated information as it becomes available. >Click on the link to see more.  You will see a diagram of our current PUB floor plan with links to locations of the new services.

CLASSIFIED STAFF: WE NEED YOUR RESPONSE TO PLAN YOUR RETREAT
Friday, July 7, 8:00am-4:30pm
The second Classified Staff Retreat is being planned for Friday, July 7, at the Shoreline Center, around the theme of leadership. Are you interested? We need to know approximately how many people will attend so that we can finalize the plans. Please reply with your interest in attending to Arlene Strong, astrong@shoreline.edu or x4540. Thank you very much.

RETIREMENT RECEPTION FOR DAWN AZURE
Friday, June 2, Noon to 2pm, Board Room, Admin Bldg
Please join us as we celebrate Dawn's 18 years of service with the College Bookstore. Cake, fruit and beverages will be served. Join us as we wish Dawn well in a new world not ruled by art and office supplies.

RETIREMENT PARTY FOR SCOTT SAUNDERS
Thursday, June 1, 2-4pm, PUB Canteen
Please join us for Scott Saunders’ retirement celebration on June 1st, 2006 from 2-4 pm in the PUB Canteen to honor 32 years of his outstanding contribution to Shoreline Community College. There will be refreshments, planned roasting and open mic for all who attend.  Lisa Smith will be collecting contributions, so bring them to the Student Programs and Activities office before 4 pm on May 30th,   Room 952, x4654, lsmi@shoreline.edu. Thanks in advance and we hope to see all of you there!

SUMMER NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION DATES
Thursday, June 8
Summer new student Advising & Registration appointments are scheduled for June 8th at 1:30 & 5:00 pm, June 14th at 9:00 am, and June 15th at 1:30 pm. Please note the location change to the 1000 Building, in a combination of the Boardroom, the Small Conference room and the Central Conference Room. Interested students should be referred to the Enrollment Services Information Desk in the FOSS Building, at x4523.

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

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: MANAGING AND EMBRACING CHANGE
Friday, June 2, 9:30am-11:00am, PUB Canteen
"Managing and Embracing Change" is an interactive workshop presented by the EAP on how to understand the process of change and recognize its impact on you and those around you. The presenters offer tools to help you manage/deal with change positively and effectively. All employees are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP with Chi-Feng Wu at 533-6652 or cwu@shoreline.edu. If you are interested in this workshop but cannot attend due to schedule conflicts, or if you want further information, please contact Ruth Clark at rclark@shoreline.edu ease contact Pam if you would like to see this offered at additional times/dates.

SHORELINE CC NEW ORLEANS RELIEF TEAM PRESENTS:
DID YOU SEE THE LEVEE BREAK?
Tuesday, May 30, 8:30am-2:00pm
During the SCC Spring Break there was a call for college students to help rebuild after the flooding and devastation of hurricane Katrina.  We would now like to present this experience to the campus.
   11:30 – 12:20 - Aaron Dixon speaks; he is the former Seattle Black Panthers
            leader and initiator of the Free Breakfast for School Children program.
   12:30 – 1:30 - Malik Rahim will speak about Common Ground Collective, the
            grassroots organization he started to help rebuild New Orleans and
            in response to the non-response of our government.
For more information: Linda Warren at x6987 or lwarren@shoreline.edu.
For more info about this cause: Click Here.

KEEPING IT FRESH - ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Friday, June 2 , 1:30-3:00pm, Room 4214
Join in this roundtable discussion for online teachers experienced in using Blackboard. Come and trade ideas, cranky stories, etc. about online pedagogy and, to a lesser extent, the technology that facilitates online teaching and learning. Facilitated by: Betsey Barnett, Multicultural Studies, and Doug Reid, Music.

PAYMENT DEADLINE NEXT WEEK
JUNE 1st
Important Reminder: Payments that you want paid from current FY 2005-2006 allocations must be submitted to the Finance Office by next Thursday, June 1st. Petty cash reimbursements for $50 or less will be accepted by the Cashiers until June 15th for payment from current FY 2005-2006 funds. Thanks to everyone for your hard work!

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

OUTBOUND SCHOLARS' RECEPTION
Wednesday, May 31, 3:00-4:00pm, PUB Canteen
The campus community is invited to the annual Outbound Scholars' Reception, hosted by College President Lee Lambert and the International Programs Office. Please join us in saying 'bon voyage' to the 40 Shoreline students and faculty who will study and teach abroad this summer. International Programs Scholarship recipients will also be recognized. Refreshments will be served!

ATM and STAMP MACHINE ON THE MOVE!
PLEASE NOTE: The Stamp Machine located in the PUB will be moved to the Bookstore entry area on Friday, May 26th. The ATM machine will be moved to the Student Lounge (FOSS) on May 31st. The machine will be emptied of cash the afternoon of May 30th and should be back in service the afternoon of the 31st.

THANKS TO SPECIALTY FOOD & CATERING AND PRESENTATION OF TEMPORARY FOOD SERVICES OPTIONS
Wednesday, May 31at 1:30 pm in the PUB Cafeteria
An event has been planned to thank Sean Lakeside, Fanette Roberitello and the entire Specialty Foods and Catering staff for their six years of excellent service to the College community.  Mary Kelemen will also present the food service options that will be available on campus with the closing of the PUB for remodeling.  All this occurs on the last day of food service in the PUB, Wednesday, May 31st at 1:30 pm in the PUB Main Dining Room.  Refreshments will be available.

PUB UPDATE
On May 31st, Specialty Foods will serve its last meal of the academic year and will begin to vacate the kitchen premises.  Food services will be provided by Whidbey's and a vendor that will locate in the Courtyard. Dining facilities will be available in the PUB until around June 12th (approximate date), the Student Lounge, and the 2900 building.  Complete information has been provided by Mary Kelemen, Director of Auxiliary Services.  >Download memo
With the demolition of the PUB, scheduled to take place around June 22, food services, dining facilities, Safety & Security, and other programs will all move to new locations around the campus.  A website has been developed to provide updated information as it becomes available. >Click on the link to see more.  You will see a diagram of our current PUB floor plan with links to locations of the new services.

CLASSIFIED STAFF: WE NEED YOUR RESPONSE TO PLAN YOUR RETREAT
Friday, July 7, 8:00am-4:30pm
The second Classified Staff Retreat is being planned for Friday, July 7, at the Shoreline Center, around the theme of leadership. Are you interested? We need to know approximately how many people will attend so that we can finalize the plans. Please reply with your interest in attending to Arlene Strong, astrong@shoreline.edu or x4540. Thank you very much.

RETIREMENT RECEPTION FOR DAWN AZURE
Friday, June 2, Noon to 2pm, Board Room, Admin Bldg
Please join us as we celebrate Dawn's 18 years of service with the College Bookstore. Cake, fruit and beverages will be served. Join us as we wish Dawn well in a new world not ruled by art and office supplies.

RETIREMENT PARTY FOR SCOTT SAUNDERS
Thursday, June 1, 2-4pm, PUB Canteen
Please join us for Scott Saunders’ retirement celebration on June 1st, 2006 from 2-4 pm in the PUB Canteen to honor 32 years of his outstanding contribution to Shoreline Community College. There will be refreshments, planned roasting and open mic for all who attend.  Lisa Smith will be collecting contributions, so bring them to the Student Programs and Activities office before 4 pm on May 30th,   Room 952, x4654, lsmi@shoreline.edu. Thanks in advance and we hope to see all of you there!

SUMMER NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION DATES
Thursday, June 8
Summer new student Advising & Registration appointments are scheduled for June 8th at 1:30 & 5:00 pm, June 14th at 9:00 am, and June 15th at 1:30 pm. Please note the location change to the 1000 Building, in a combination of the Boardroom, the Small Conference room and the Central Conference Room. Interested students should be referred to the Enrollment Services Information Desk in the FOSS Building, at x4523.

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

OUTBOUND SCHOLARS' RECEPTION
Wednesday, May 31, 3:00-4:00pm, PUB Canteen
The campus community is invited to the annual Outbound Scholars' Reception, hosted by College President Lee Lambert and the International Programs Office. Please join us in saying 'bon voyage' to the 40 Shoreline students and faculty who will study and teach abroad this summer. International Programs Scholarship recipients will also be recognized. Refreshments will be served!

DID YOU SEE THE LEVEE BREAK?
Tuesday, May 30, 8:30am to 2:30pm, hourly events, PUB Dining Hall
Featured speaker, Malik Rahim, from New Orleans, at 12:30 PUB. Event, all day, 8:30 to 2:30. Issues dealt with will include racism, violence, corruption, and criminal neglect. Malik Rahim is the co-founder of Common Ground Collective and a dedicated leader in the effort to rebuild New Orleans. Students, teachers, and administrators who embarked on a journey spring break to New Orleans to help rebuild would now like to present this experience and share stories from this life-changing journey. At 8:30AM join Professor Warren's class in room 1508 to hear the historical background to what happened in New Orleans. Beginning at 9:30 AM, in the PUB, there will be hourly events until 2:30. A program will soon be available. Sponsored by BSU, Rebel Alliance, ASC, Hip Hop Elements.

THANKS TO SPECIALTY FOOD & CATERING AND PRESENTATION OF TEMPORARY FOOD SERVICES OPTIONS
Wednesday, May 31at 1:30 pm in the PUB Cafeteria
An event has been planned to thank Sean Lakeside, Fanette Roberitello and the entire Specialty Foods and Catering staff for their six years of excellent service to the College community.  Mary Kelemen will also present the food service options that will be available on campus with the closing of the PUB for remodeling.  All this occurs on the last day of food service in the PUB, Wednesday, May 31st at 1:30 pm in the PUB Main Dining Room.  Refreshments will be available.
 

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

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD DEADLINE
Friday, May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form please go to the Human Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006.

PUB UPDATE
On May 31st, Specialty Foods will serve its last meal of the academic year and will begin to vacate the kitchen premises.  Food services will be provided by Whidbey's and a vendor that will locate in the Courtyard. Dining facilities will be available in the PUB until around June 12th (approximate date), the Student Lounge, and the 2900 building.  Complete information has been provided by Mary Kelemen, Director of Auxiliary Services.  >Download memo
With the demolition of the PUB, scheduled to take place around June 22, food services, dining facilities, Safety & Security, and other programs will all move to new locations around the campus.  A website has been developed to provide updated information as it becomes available. >Click on the link to see more.  You will see a diagram of our current PUB floor plan with links to locations of the new services.

ATM and STAMP MACHINE ON THE MOVE!
PLEASE NOTE: The Stamp Machine located in the PUB will be moved to the Bookstore entry area on Friday, May 26th. The ATM machine will be moved to the Student Lounge (FOSS) on May 31st. The machine will be emptied of cash the afternoon of May 30th and should be back in service the afternoon of the 31st.

CLASSIFIED STAFF: WE NEED YOUR RESPONSE TO PLAN YOUR RETREAT
Friday, July 7, 8:00am-4:30pm
The second Classified Staff Retreat is being planned for Friday, July 7, at the Shoreline Center, around the theme of leadership. Are you interested? We need to know approximately how many people will attend so that we can finalize the plans. Please reply with your interest in attending to Arlene Strong, astrong@shoreline.edu or x4540. Thank you very much.

RETIREMENT RECEPTION FOR DAWN AZURE
Friday, June 2, Noon to 2pm, Board Room, Admin Bldg
Please join us as we celebrate Dawn's 18 years of service with the College Bookstore. Cake, fruit and beverages will be served. Join us as we wish Dawn well in a new world not ruled by art and office supplies.

THE MUSIC MAN
May 26, 27 - June 1,2,3 - 7:30 pm - Campus Theater
Meredith Willson’s folksy musical salute to his home state Iowa creates a delightful picture of Midwestern Iowans in 1912. Traveling salesman and conman Professor Harold Hill arrives in River City to try his luck. His usual scam is to sell non-existent instruments and uniforms for a youth band, collect the money and then disappear before anyone can catch on. The one thing he didn't bargain on was falling in love. The object of his affection, Marian the librarian, finds out that he is a fake. Now Harold must redeem himself in the eyes of Marion and the town. Enjoy many timeless hits such as “Seventy-six Trombones”, “Gary Indiana”, and the barbershop quartet harmonizing “Lida Rose.”
Tickets: $14.00 General Admission • $10.00 Seniors, Students, SCC Faculty/Staff • $ 8.00 SCC Students with ID & Children.

RETIREMENT PARTY FOR SCOTT SAUNDERS
Thursday, June 1, 2-4pm, PUB Canteen
Please join us for Scott Saunders’ retirement celebration on June 1st, 2006 from 2-4 pm in the PUB Canteen to honor 32 years of his outstanding contribution to Shoreline Community College. There will be refreshments, planned roasting and open mic for all who attend.  Lisa Smith will be collecting contributions, so bring them to the Student Programs and Activities office before 4 pm on May 30th,   Room 952, x4654, lsmi@shoreline.edu. Thanks in advance and we hope to see all of you there!

SUMMER NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION DATES
Thursday, June 8
Summer new student Advising & Registration appointments are scheduled for June 8th at 1:30 & 5:00 pm, June 14th at 9:00 am, and June 15th at 1:30 pm. Please note the location change to the 1000 Building, in a combination of the Boardroom, the Small Conference room and the Central Conference Room. Interested students should be referred to the Enrollment Services Information Desk in the FOSS Building, at x4523.

SAVE THE DATE!
Friday, June 2nd, Afternoon (TBD), Board Room
Dawn Azure is retiring from the College after 18 years of dedicated service. We will be having an open house in the bookstore on Friday afternoon (June 2nd). Please mark your calendars and plan to join us.

FACULTY SENATE MEETING
Wednesday, May 24, 2:00-3:30pm, Room 1102
Faculty, please join us for the semi-annual All Senate meeting.  Agenda items include the proposed Honors program, student non-academic grievances, and an initiation of the newly tenured faculty to the rank of professor. 

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

PUB UPDATE
On May 31st, Specialty Foods will serve its last meal of the academic year and will begin to vacate the kitchen premises.  Food services will be provided by Whidbey's and a vendor that will locate in the Courtyard. Dining facilities will be available in the PUB until around June 12th (approximate date), the Student Lounge, and the 2900 building.  Complete information has been provided by Mary Kelemen, Director of Auxiliary Services.  >Download memo
With the demolition of the PUB, scheduled to take place around June 22, food services, dining facilities, Safety & Security, and other programs will all move to new locations around the campus.  A website has been developed to provide updated information as it becomes available. >Click on the link to see more.  You will see a diagram of our current PUB floor plan with links to locations of the new services.

ATM and STAMP MACHINE ON THE MOVE!
PLEASE NOTE: The Stamp Machine located in the PUB will be moved to the Bookstore entry area on Friday, May 26th. The ATM machine will be moved to the Student Lounge (FOSS) on May 31st. The machine will be emptied of cash the afternoon of May 30th and should be back in service the afternoon of the 31st.

CLASSIFIED STAFF: WE NEED YOUR RESPONSE TO PLAN YOUR RETREAT
Friday, July 7, 8:00am-4:30pm
The second Classified Staff Retreat is being planned for Friday, July 7, at the Shoreline Center, around the theme of leadership. Are you interested? We need to know approximately how many people will attend so that we can finalize the plans. Please reply with your interest in attending to Arlene Strong, astrong@shoreline.edu or x4540. Thank you very much.

RETIREMENT RECEPTION FOR DAWN AZURE
Friday, June 2, Noon to 2pm, Board Room, Admin Bldg
Please join us as we celebrate Dawn's 18 years of service with the College Bookstore. Cake, fruit and beverages will be served. Join us as we wish Dawn well in a new world not ruled by art and office supplies.

GLOBAL EYES PRESENTATION: SAIL AWAY- HOW TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE
Thursday, May 25, 3:00-4:30pm, Room 1701
Betsey Barnett and her husband George and son Lucas present on their life-changing sailing voyage to Mexico and Central America and back. Come hear and see spectacular images at this Global Eyes presentation. All staff, faculty and students are welcome.

ASIAN/PACIFIC AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH
Thursday, May 25, 9:30-10:20am, Room PUB Canteen
Sundaresan was born in India and now lives in the Seattle area. Her presentation will include a discussion of her latest novel entitled The Splendor Of Silence set in India in 1942, amidst the Second World War and the nationalist struggle for freedom from British rule. She will also share the role that storytelling plays within a culture, more particularly how it has influenced and inspired her work.

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

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD DEADLINE
Friday, May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form please go to the Human Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006.

COMMUNICATION OUTCOMES
The recommendation to the curriculum committee regarding courses that can meet the communication core degree requirement. >More

BOARD OF TRUSTEES CONTACT INFORMATION
The Board's email address is scc_bot@shoreline.edu.  The trustees are checking the postings often.  Staff and students are welcome to send messages to the Board.

THE MUSIC MAN
May 26, 27 - June 1,2,3 - 7:30 pm - Campus Theater
Meredith Willson’s folksy musical salute to his home state Iowa creates a delightful picture of Midwestern Iowans in 1912. Traveling salesman and conman Professor Harold Hill arrives in River City to try his luck. His usual scam is to sell non-existent instruments and uniforms for a youth band, collect the money and then disappear before anyone can catch on. The one thing he didn't bargain on was falling in love. The object of his affection, Marian the librarian, finds out that he is a fake. Now Harold must redeem himself in the eyes of Marion and the town. Enjoy many timeless hits such as “Seventy-six Trombones”, “Gary Indiana”, and the barbershop quartet harmonizing “Lida Rose.”
Tickets: $14.00 General Admission • $10.00 Seniors, Students, SCC Faculty/Staff • $ 8.00 SCC Students with ID & Children.

RETIREMENT PARTY FOR SCOTT SAUNDERS
Thursday, June 1, 2-4pm, PUB Canteen
Please join us for Scott Saunders’ retirement celebration on June 1st, 2006 from 2-4 pm in the PUB Canteen to honor 32 years of his outstanding contribution to Shoreline Community College. There will be refreshments, planned roasting and open mic for all who attend.  Lisa Smith will be collecting contributions, so bring them to the Student Programs and Activities office before 4 pm on May 30th,   Room 952, x4654, lsmi@shoreline.edu. Thanks in advance and we hope to see all of you there!

SUMMER NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION DATES
Thursday, June 8
Summer new student Advising & Registration appointments are scheduled for June 8th at 1:30 & 5:00 pm, June 14th at 9:00 am, and June 15th at 1:30 pm. Please note the location change to the 1000 Building, in a combination of the Boardroom, the Small Conference room and the Central Conference Room. Interested students should be referred to the Enrollment Services Information Desk in the FOSS Building, at x4523.

CALLING ALL KUDOS
Just a reminder to send information that can be used in Net News or in press releases to the Public Information Office (PIO).  We rely on you to send us your good news so that we can deliver this to the media.  Use the KUDOS button at the top of this page to complete and submit an online form or send an email to Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

SAVE THE DATE!
Friday, June 2nd, Afternoon (TBD), Board Room
Dawn Azure is retiring from the College after 18 years of dedicated service. We will be having an open house in the bookstore on Friday afternoon (June 2nd). Please mark your calendars and plan to join us.

INSTRUCTION REORGANIZATION TASK FORCE--SEEKING INPUT
Due by May 23
The Instruction Reorganization Task Force has been charged with developing a set of recommendations for permanent reductions in administrative personnel costs by $220,000.  The Task Force is seeking your input.  Click for more information.

EXCEL 2003 - INTRODUCTION TO CREATING FORMULAS
Tuesday, May 23, 9:00am-11:00am, Room 1401
Excel 2003 - Introduction to Creating Formulas Tuesday, May 23rd 9:00am - 11:00am Room 1401 This hands-on session will go over the primary fundamentals of Excel including, building and formatting worksheets, and creating formulas. To register, please go to click here.

CITE YOUR SITES RIGHT: CITATION STYLES & AVOIDING PLAGIARISM
Tuesday, May 23, 11:30am-12:20pm, Room 1501, Academic Skills Center
Workshop participants will learn how to correctly cite their sources and avoid plagiarism when they use research (outside sources) to write a paper. All students and staff are welcome. Call Grace Rhodes (x4308) if you have questions.

DR. LARRY ESTRADA LECTURE: "IMMIGRATION: THE MINUTEMEN AND
THE CONSTRUCTION OF DISINFORMATION"
Tuesday, May 23, 11:30am, PUB Canteen
Larry Estrada is professor of ethnic studies and director of the American Cultural Studies program at Western Washington University. And he has just been named one of "The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America" in David Horowitz's book, "The Professors." The list consists of a group of so-called "tenured radicals" such as Howard Zinn, Angela Davis and Noam Chomsky. Estrada is a former United States Marine and at one time served as mayor of Fort Collins, Colo. He is president of the National Association for Ethnic Studies, has been honored with awards from both Republican and Democratic legislators, and has worked tirelessly for years for the rights of all people. He is co-editing a book called Immigration In America Today: A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Contemporary American Immigration that will be published this June.

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THE MUSIC MAN
May 26, 27 • June 1,2,3 • 7:30 pm • Campus Theater
Meredith Willson’s folksy musical salute to his home state Iowa creates a delightful picture of Midwestern Iowans in 1912. Traveling salesman and conman Professor Harold Hill arrives in River City to try his luck. His usual scam is to sell non-existent instruments and uniforms for a youth band, collect the money and then disappear before anyone can catch on. The one thing he didn't bargain on was falling in love. The object of his affection, Marian the librarian, finds out that he is a fake. Now Harold must redeem himself in the eyes of Marion and the town. Enjoy many timeless hits such as “Seventy-six Trombones”, “Gary Indiana”, and the barbershop quartet harmonizing “Lida Rose.”
Tickets: $14.00 General Admission • $10.00 Seniors, Students, SCC Faculty/Staff • $ 8.00 SCC Students with ID & Children.

FACULTY SENATE MEETING
Wednesday, May 24, 2:00-3:30pm, Room 1102
Faculty, please join us for the semi-annual All Senate meeting.  Agenda items include the proposed Honors program, student non-academic grievances, and an initiation of the newly tenured faculty to the rank of professor. 

RETIREMENT PARTY FOR SCOTT SAUNDERS
Thursday, June 1, 2-4pm, PUB Canteen
Please join us for Scott Saunders’ retirement celebration on June 1st, 2006 from 2-4 pm in the PUB Canteen to honor 32 years of his outstanding contribution to Shoreline Community College. There will be refreshments, planned roasting and open mic for all who attend.  Lisa Smith will be collecting contributions, so bring them to the Student Programs and Activities office before 4 pm on May 30th,   Room 952, x4654, lsmi@shoreline.edu. Thanks in advance and we hope to see all of you there!

SUMMER NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION DATES
Thursday, June 8
Summer new student Advising & Registration appointments are scheduled for June 8th at 1:30 & 5:00 pm, June 14th at 9:00 am, and June 15th at 1:30 pm. Please note the location change to the 1000 Building, in a combination of the Boardroom, the Small Conference room and the Central Conference Room. Interested students should be referred to the Enrollment Services Information Desk in the FOSS Building, at x4523.

COMMUNICATION OUTCOMES
The recommendation to the curriculum committee regarding courses that can meet the communication core degree requirement. >More

BOARD OF TRUSTEES HOLDS REGULAR MEETING FOR MAY
Wednesday, May 24, Board Room
2:00pm Study Session Open to the Public - Budget Update
3:00pm Study Session Open to the Public - Master Plan Draft
4:00pm Regular Session
Faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the May Board of Trustees Meeting.  Two study sessions will be held back to back prior to the regular session and all are open to the public.  Click here to access the Board's webpage to view the agenda as well as all previous agendas and minutes.  If you have questions, please contact Board Secretary Michele Foley at ext. 4552 or mfoley@shoreline.edu.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES CONTACT INFORMATION
The Board's email address is scc_bot@shoreline.edu.  The trustees are checking the postings often.  Staff and students are welcome to send messages to the Board.

CALLING ALL KUDOS
Just a reminder to send information that can be used in Net News or in press releases to the Public Information Office (PIO).  We rely on you to send us your good news so that we can deliver this to the media.  Use the KUDOS button at the top of this page to complete and submit an online form or send an email to Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.

SAVE THE DATE!
Friday, June 2nd, Afternoon (TBD), Board Room
Dawn Azure is retiring from the College after 18 years of dedicated service. We will be having an open house in the bookstore on Friday afternoon (June 2nd). Please mark your calendars and plan to join us.

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
Deadline: May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form please go to the Human Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006.

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EXCEL 2003 - INTRODUCTION TO CREATING FORMULAS
Tuesday, May 23, 9:00am-11:00am, Room 1401
Excel 2003 - Introduction to Creating Formulas Tuesday, May 23rd 9:00am - 11:00am Room 1401 This hands-on session will go over the primary fundamentals of Excel including, building and formatting worksheets, and creating formulas. To register, please go to click here.

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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON INFORMATION MEETING
Monday, May 22, 12:30pm, Room 1522
This is the last U of Washington information meeting for this academic year. Topics covered will be tailored to those who attend and can include admission requirements and transfer planning to UW Seattle, Bothell or Tacoma, international student admissions, post-baccalaureate, etc. Please encourage students to attend.

CONTACTING SHORELINE'S BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Board's email address is scc_bot@shoreline.edu.  The trustees are checking the postings often.  Staff and students are welcome to send messages to the Board.

CALLING ALL KUDOS
Just a reminder to send information that can be used in Net News or in press releases to the Public Information Office (PIO).  We rely on you to send us your good news so that we can deliver this to the media.  Use the KUDOS button at the top of this page to complete and submit an online form or send an email to Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu .

DONATION DRIVE FOR SEATTLE AREA SHELTERS - MAY 8-20
Students and the Women's Center are supporting a donation drive for local shelters. A wish list of needed items is available in the Women's Center and includes items such as laundry detergent, new underwear and socks, feminine products, etc. The Women's Center will also serve as a drop-off site.

INSTRUCTION REORGANIZATION TASK FORCE--SEEKING INPUT
Due by May 23
The Instruction Reorganization Task Force has been charged with developing a set of recommendations for permanent reductions in administrative personnel costs by $220,000.  The Task Force is seeking your input.  Click for more information.

DR. LARRY ESTRADA LECTURE: "IMMIGRATION: THE MINUTEMEN AND
THE CONSTRUCTION OF DISINFORMATION"
Tuesday, May 23, 11:30am, PUB Canteen
Larry Estrada is professor of ethnic studies and director of the American Cultural Studies program at Western Washington University. And he has just been named one of "The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America" in David Horowitz's book, "The Professors." The list consists of a group of so-called "tenured radicals" such as Howard Zinn, Angela Davis and Noam Chomsky. Estrada is a former United States Marine and at one time served as mayor of Fort Collins, Colo. He is president of the National Association for Ethnic Studies, has been honored with awards from both Republican and Democratic legislators, and has worked tirelessly for years for the rights of all people. He is co-editing a book called Immigration In America Today: A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Contemporary American Immigration that will be published this June.

COMING SOON - SUMMER/FALL REGISTRATION
Monday, May 22
Registration for Summer and Fall begins May 22nd. Appointments are assigned by the number of credits earned, beginning with 75+. Students with greater than 14 credits earned as of the end of Winter quarter can register online at www.shoreline.edu. Tuition for Summer quarter is due within 5 business days of registering. Tuition for Fall will be due by August 15th for students registering by August 8th, to allow more time for those registering for Summer and Fall at the same time. After August 8th tuition is due within 5 business days.

SAVE THE DATE!
Friday, June 2nd, Afternoon (TBD), Board Room
Dawn Azure is retiring from the College after 18 years of dedicated service. We will be having an open house in the bookstore on Friday afternoon (June 2nd). Please mark your calendars and plan to join us.

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
Deadline: May 26, 2006
Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may nominate an eligible faculty member for the Exceptional Faculty Award.
For a copy of the Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form please go to the Human Resources website and click on the Exceptional Faculty Award link.
Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman, Office of Human Resources & Employee Relations, no later than May 26, 2006.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS - SAVE THE DATE
Friday, May 24, , 12:30-2:00pm, PUB 900
The Student Leadership Awards is an annual event held during Sunfest to recognize the accomplishments of Student Clubs on Campus. The invitational event will be a fun and fantastic opportunity to honor the hard work and dedication of clubs and their members.

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