Day at a Glance

Thursday, May 31, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

BRIGADOON
May 31, June 1 and 2, 2007, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
On a hunting expedition in the Scottish Highlands, two Americans, Tommy and Jeff, stumble upon Brigadoon, an enchanted village that only comes to life for one day, every hundred years.  The cast of BRIGADOON invites you into their village to enjoy their story and this immortal score that includes such favorites as, “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” “Almost Like being in Love,” and many others.  May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007 > More (Rehearsal Photos)

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

SYSTEM MAINTENANCE NOTICE
Friday, June 1, between 3:00pm and 5:00pm
The battery backup system (UPS) for the campus server room will undergo its semi-annual maintenance this Friday, 6/1/2007, between 3:00 and 5:00 PM.  No system downtime is expected, but during this time the server room will be running solely on utility power, with no battery backup.  In the unlikely event of a power failure in the Library, some transient data could be lost.  Please contact Gary Kalbfleisch of TSS (garyk@shoreline.edu or x5813) if you have any questions or concerns.

ALL CAMPUS MEETING - ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT
Friday, June 1 at 12:30 -2:00 pm in Room 2925
The Enrollment Management Planning Committee will present the 2007-2008 Action Plan, Initiatives and Target Figures.

CHAMBER CHORALE AND SHORELINE SINGERS CONCERT
Thursday, June 7 at 7:30 pm at First Lutheran Church of Richmond Beach
Songs about the literal and symbolic importance of seas, lakes, rivers, and (of course) rain in our lives, by such diverse composers as Palestrina, Mozart, Barber, Pablo Casals, Henry Mancini, and U2, as well as folk-songs and spirituals from England, Scotland, Canada, America, and elsewhere. > For more information

VOYAGE À PARIS
Thursday, June 14, 7:30pm - SCC Theatre
Voice faculty members Catherine Treadgold and Dr. Charles Enlow will present Voyage à Paris, a concert of French songs and solo piano music. The program includes three song cycles: Chansons de Bilitis by Claude Debussy, Shéhérazade by Maurice Ravel, and Banalités by Francis Poulenc. Soprano Kate Krueger, Catherine’s student who will be attending the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins next year, will join her for two duets by Gabriel Fauré. In addition, Dr. Enlow will perform works for solo piano by Fauré, Ravel and Poulenc. Tickets: Suggested donation to the Michael Mitchell Fund: $10

ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER
Please let your students know the Academic Skills Center's schedule for the rest of this quarter.  My hope is that if they know we're not open during finals week, they might start their final projects sooner!  Thank you. 
Final Spring Quarter Hours:
Through Friday, June 1: 8 AM to 3 PM
Sunday, June 3:         12:00 to 4 PM
June 4 - 8:             8 AM to 3 PM
CLOSED for the quarter

STUDY IN SPAIN INFORMATION MEETING
Thursday, May 31, 2:00pm, Room 5386
Please tell students about this meeting! Professor Tim Schultz from Green River CC who will teach Geography on this program will be in attendance to discuss the course options and related learning opportunities.

STAFF CLOSET SWAP
Monday, June 11, Noon to 1pm, FOSS, Room 5302
Bonnie Madison has organized a closet swap (for women and men) to help all faculty, staff and administrators share their gently used clothing items with their friends and colleagues.  Please bring your clothing, shoes and accessories to Room 5302 in the FOSS Building at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, June 11th.  The actual swap will be held from noon to 1 p.m.  Please let students know that they are invited to come by and pick up items.  All items remaining at the end of the swap will be delivered to local women's shelters.  Any questions, please contact Bonnie Madison at x5814.

REQUEST FOR CORE COURSE DISCIPLINE EXPERTS
The Curriculum Committee has been working on a process for implementing the approved core course criteria for Quantitative/Symbolic Reasoning, Multicultural Understanding, and Communication.  As part of the review process for any proposed core course the Curriculum Committee would like to have input from colleagues with expertise in each of these areas.  If you are interested in becoming a discipline expert for any of these three areas, please email your name and short description outlining your qualifications to John Backes in the Office of Instruction by the end of the Spring Quarter (June 15th).  For additional information about what this responsibility would entail, please feel free to contact Don Christensen or Susan Hoyne.

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

GET NET NEWS
The latest edition of Net News is now available online. Net News is good news! Check out stories about the Zero Energy House, Commencement 2007, Student Awards, Sally Rollman's Retirement, the Ebbtide Awards, and much much more. >Click here.

TIAA-CREF: ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
Monday - June 4, 2007
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 BLOCK PARTY EVENT
Friday, June 1, 11:00 am, 3000 bldg (Little Gym)
A five club sponsored event put on by the Hip Hop Elements, showcasing the talents of Shoreline Community College students and members of the local community. The event features the artists Eastern Parallel, Anthony Shears, L-Jay featuring guest star AK, Spunk and many more! Everyone is welcome!

MESSAGE FROM THE VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES
This memo is intended to discuss reductions in faculty and staff positions and requests for information related to part-time hourly staff.  In an effort to reduce the College’s budget in response to declining enrollment, the College went through a process of budget reduction that has affected all sections of the campus. All employee positions, including classified staff, full and part-time regular, and hourly, administrative employees, full, part-time, and temporary; and faculty, tenured, tenure track, and associate, were reviewed with regards to criteria established by the President’s Leadership Team and the Budget Committee. >more  >click for .doc

STRATEGIC PLAN - OUR FUTURE IS SO BRIGHT
Last Friday, a draft of the new Strategic Plan was presented in an all-campus meeting. Thank you to all of you who attended! The meeting featured a review of the process so far, a statement about the mission and vision by President Lambert, a presentation of the 8 themes, a brief update on the Budget process, and what the steps are in the strategic planning process.

The Strategic Planning Group is grateful for the terrific participation of members of the college community have given us in the creation of the new plan and we hope that all members of the campus community will use the following link to peruse the current draft of the new plan. Click for a draft copy.

We ask that the questions, comments and/or concerns be sent by email to Diana Knauf, Strategic Planning chair. dknauf@shoreline.edu  Diana will share them with the Strategic Planning group as we solidify the document. Comments need to be received no later than June 6^th for full consideration, and the earlier we receive them the better.

SPIRIT DAY APPAREL FOR SALE IN BOOKSTORE
Spirit Day Apparel sales begin on Tuesday, May 29 and will continue through June 15.  This is your opportunity to purchase apparel to wear on the inaugural Spirit Day during Opening Week. 
The apparel is to help us feel connected and proud to be at Shoreline.  It is also an opportunity to support the building of a Classified Training Endowment through the SCC Foundation.  A portion of the proceeds will go to this support this effort.
Some samples will be available to help you determine size and color.  Orders can be placed at the Information Desk in the Bookstore beginning May 29. >More

RED WAGON IS MOVING!
The Red Wagon will be relocating from outside the library to the front of the 2200 Bldg, the same location as last summer.  This move will happen in the next week or so.

CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
Applications due June 7
The Campus Ambassador Program has one opening to fill.  If you are interested in event organizing, conducting tours for prospective students, collaborating with clubs, Student Government, and various organizations on campus, etc. apply for this position. 

CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW TENURED FACULTY MEMBER STEPHEN MCCLOSKEY
At the Board of Trustees meeting on May 23rd, Business Division faculty member Stephen McCloskey was granted tenure.  BOT Chair Gidget Terpstra mentioned that Professor McCloskey's resume and summary of qualifications are among the finest they have ever seen.  "We are fortunate to have Professor McCloskey at SCC," said Terpstra.  Congrats, Steve!
 

STUDENT GOVERNMENT HIRING
The Vice President and Secretary positions in the Student Government are reopened. Please help us publicize this by letting your students know that these positions are available. The pay is $11.11/ hour and they will also receive a free staff parking pass.
The applications are available in the library and room 2935, and the last day to turn them in would be June 1st, 2007 at 12:30pm.
For more information regarding the process or job descriptions, please contact Fransisca Ting (ftranggono@shoreline.edu) or Cecilia Espiritu (mespiritu2@shoreline.edu).

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Deadline June 15, 2007
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

Day at a Glance

Wednesday, May 30, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON INFORMATION MEETING
Wednesday, May 30, 1:00pm, Room 1726
Planning to transfer to the University of Washington at Seattle, Bothell or Tacoma? Come to this information meeting and bring your questions. We will discuss admission requirements, admissions process, using the UW web site, what kind of course planning is recommended, and more. This workshop is presented by Joyce Fagel, who is a Shoreline CC and a UW advisor.

ILOA  STETSON OF  WACOM TECHNOLOGY  TO DEMONSTRATE WACOM TABLETS
Wednesday, May 30, 3:30pm-5:30pm, Visual Art Center, Room 2009, FREE
The Visual Communications Technology Club, of Shoreline Community College, presents
Iola Stetson, Wacom Technology Field Representative for Seattle Wacom Tablet Demonstration > More

BORYEONG DELEGATION VISITS SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Wednesday, May 30 at 6:00 pm in the Automotive Showroom
A delegation from Boryeong, South Korea, the City of Shoreline's sister city, will attend a community reception hosted by the College.  Last November, VP Stuart Trippel and International Programs Colleen Ferguson traveled with city officials, local educational and business leaders and members of the Shoreline Sister Cities Association as guests of the City of Boryeong and exchanged a Memorandum of Understanding with Ajou Motor College.  The MOU supports the exchange of students in both long-term- and short-term programs.

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

GET NET NEWS
The latest edition of Net News is now available online. Net News is good news! Check out stories about the Zero Energy House, Commencement 2007, Student Awards, Sally Rollman's Retirement, the Ebbtide Awards, and much much more. >Click here.

TIAA-CREF: ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
Monday - June 4, 2007
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 BLOCK PARTY EVENT
Friday, June 1, 11:00 am, 3000 bldg (Little Gym)
A five club sponsored event put on by the Hip Hop Elements, showcasing the talents of Shoreline Community College students and members of the local community. The event features the artists Eastern Parallel, Anthony Shears, L-Jay featuring guest star AK, Spunk and many more! Everyone is welcome!!

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

MESSAGE FROM THE VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES
This memo is intended to discuss reductions in faculty and staff positions and requests for information related to part-time hourly staff.  In an effort to reduce the College’s budget in response to declining enrollment, the College went through a process of budget reduction that has affected all sections of the campus. All employee positions, including classified staff, full and part-time regular, and hourly, administrative employees, full, part-time, and temporary; and faculty, tenured, tenure track, and associate, were reviewed with regards to criteria established by the President’s Leadership Team and the Budget Committee. >more  >click for .doc

STRATEGIC PLAN - OUR FUTURE IS SO BRIGHT
Last Friday, a draft of the new Strategic Plan was presented in an all-campus meeting. Thank you to all of you who attended! The meeting featured a review of the process so far, a statement about the mission and vision by President Lambert, a presentation of the 8 themes, a brief update on the Budget process, and what the steps are in the strategic planning process.

The Strategic Planning Group is grateful for the terrific participation of members of the college community have given us in the creation of the new plan and we hope that all members of the campus community will use the following link to peruse the current draft of the new plan. Click for a draft copy.

We ask that the questions, comments and/or concerns be sent by email to Diana Knauf, Strategic Planning chair. dknauf@shoreline.edu  Diana will share them with the Strategic Planning group as we solidify the document. Comments need to be received no later than June 6^th for full consideration, and the earlier we receive them the better.

SPIRIT DAY APPAREL FOR SALE IN BOOKSTORE
Spirit Day Apparel sales begin on Tuesday, May 29 and will continue through June 15.  This is your opportunity to purchase apparel to wear on the inaugural Spirit Day during Opening Week. 
The apparel is to help us feel connected and proud to be at Shoreline.  It is also an opportunity to support the building of a Classified Training Endowment through the SCC Foundation.  A portion of the proceeds will go to this support this effort.
Some samples will be available to help you determine size and color.  Orders can be placed at the Information Desk in the Bookstore beginning May 29. >More

RED WAGON IS MOVING!
The Red Wagon will be relocating from outside the library to the front of the 2200 Bldg, the same location as last summer.  This move will happen in the next week or so.

CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
Applications due June 7
The Campus Ambassador Program has one opening to fill.  If you are interested in event organizing, conducting tours for prospective students, collaborating with clubs, Student Government, and various organizations on campus, etc. apply for this position. 

CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW TENURED FACULTY MEMBER STEPHEN MCCLOSKEY
At the Board of Trustees meeting on May 23rd, Business Division faculty member Stephen McCloskey was granted tenure.  BOT Chair Gidget Terpstra mentioned that Professor McCloskey's resume and summary of qualifications are among the finest they have ever seen.  "We are fortunate to have Professor McCloskey at SCC," said Terpstra.  Congrats, Steve!
 

STUDENT GOVERNMENT HIRING
The Vice President and Secretary positions in the Student Government are reopened. Please help us publicize this by letting your students know that these positions are available. The pay is $11.11/ hour and they will also receive a free staff parking pass.
The applications are available in the library and room 2935, and the last day to turn them in would be June 1st, 2007 at 12:30pm.
For more information regarding the process or job descriptions, please contact Fransisca Ting (ftranggono@shoreline.edu) or Cecilia Espiritu (mespiritu2@shoreline.edu).

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

BRIGADOON
May 31, June 1 and 2, 2007, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
On a hunting expedition in the Scottish Highlands, two Americans, Tommy and Jeff, stumble upon Brigadoon, an enchanted village that only comes to life for one day, every hundred years.  The cast of BRIGADOON invites you into their village to enjoy their story and this immortal score that includes such favorites as, “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” “Almost Like being in Love,” and many others.  May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007 > More (Rehearsal Photos)

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Deadline June 15, 2007
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

Day at a Glance

Tuesday, May 29, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

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

STRATEGIC PLAN - OUR FUTURE IS SO BRIGHT
Last Friday, a draft of the new Strategic Plan was presented in an all-campus meeting. Thank you to all of you who attended! The meeting featured a review of the process so far, a statement about the mission and vision by President Lambert, a presentation of the 8 themes, a brief update on the Budget process, and what the steps are in the strategic planning process.

SPIRIT DAY APPAREL FOR SALE IN BOOKSTORE
Spirit Day Apparel sales begin on Tuesday, May 29 and will continue through June 15.  This is your opportunity to purchase apparel to wear on the inaugural Spirit Day during Opening Week. 
The apparel is to help us feel connected and proud to be at Shoreline.  It is also an opportunity to support the building of a Classified Training Endowment through the SCC Foundation.  A portion of the proceeds will go to this support this effort.
Some samples will be available to help you determine size and color.  Orders can be placed at the Information Desk in the Bookstore beginning May 29. >More

RED WAGON IS MOVING!
The Red Wagon will be relocating from outside the library to the front of the 2200 Bldg, the same location as last summer.  This move will happen in the next week or so.

CAMPUS AMBASSADOR POSITION AVAILABLE
Applications due June 7
The Campus Ambassador Program has one opening to fill.  If you are interested in event organizing, conducting tours for prospective students, collaborating with clubs, Student Government, and various organizations on campus, etc. apply for this position. 

STUDENT GOVERNMENT HIRING
The Vice President and Secretary positions in the Student Government are reopened. Please help us publicize this by letting your students know that these positions are available. The pay is $11.11/ hour and they will also receive a free staff parking pass.
The applications are available in the library and room 2935, and the last day to turn them in would be June 1st, 2007 at 12:30pm.
For more information regarding the process or job descriptions, please contact Fransisca Ting (ftranggono@shoreline.edu) or Cecilia Espiritu (mespiritu2@shoreline.edu).

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

MESSAGE FROM THE VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES
This memo is intended to discuss reductions in faculty and staff positions and requests for information related to part-time hourly staff.  In an effort to reduce the College’s budget in response to declining enrollment, the College went through a process of budget reduction that has affected all sections of the campus. All employee positions, including classified staff, full and part-time regular, and hourly, administrative employees, full, part-time, and temporary; and faculty, tenured, tenure track, and associate, were reviewed with regards to criteria established by the President’s Leadership Team and the Budget Committee. >more  >click for .doc

CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW TENURED FACULTY MEMBER STEPHEN MCCLOSKEY
At the Board of Trustees meeting on May 23rd, Business Division faculty member Stephen McCloskey was granted tenure.  BOT Chair Gidget Terpstra mentioned that Professor McCloskey's resume and summary of qualifications are among the finest they have ever seen.  "We are fortunate to have Professor McCloskey at SCC," said Terpstra.  Congrats, Steve!
 

UNIV OF WASHINGTON INFORMATION MEETING
Wednesday, May 30, 1:00pm, Room 1726
Planning to transfer to the Univ of Washington at Seattle, Bothell or Tacoma? Come to this information meeting and bring your questions. We will discuss admission requirements, admissions process, using the UW web site, what kind of course planning is recommended, and more. This workshop is presented by Joyce Fagel, who is a Shoreline CC and a UW advisor.

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ZERO ENERGY HOUSE DEDICATION
If you were unable to attend the Zero Energy House Dedication, there are several articles available online from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and the Daily Journal of Commerce.  In addition, stories were aired by KING 5, KIRO, and Northwest CableNews regarding the new house. Daily Journal of Commerce 5/16/07

FOOD LIFELINE ON SATURDAY
This is a group photo taken this past Saturday at Food Lifeline when a group of 18 international students from SCC who volunteered 4 hours to re-pack gathered food from National Letter Carrier’s Food Drive a week before.

NALC Food drive gathered 340,000 lbs. of canned and dry food over the weekend of May 12th (some households received a blue plastic bag collected by mail carriers). Many volunteers this past week including our students sorted and repacked 12,036 lbs. which will be distributed to food banks, missions and meal programs within Western Washington region to serve 10,107 meals!

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

BRIGADOON
May 31, June 1 and 2, 2007, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
On a hunting expedition in the Scottish Highlands, two Americans, Tommy and Jeff, stumble upon Brigadoon, an enchanted village that only comes to life for one day, every hundred years.  The cast of BRIGADOON invites you into their village to enjoy their story and this immortal score that includes such favorites as, “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” “Almost Like being in Love,” and many others.  May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007 > More (Rehearsal Photos)

Day at a Glance

Friday, May 25, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

ALL CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, May 25, 2007 at 12:30 pm in Room 2925
This Friday, the Strategic Planning Committee will present the latest draft of the  Strategic Plan and will invite the campus to provide comment.  Please plan to attend.

BRIGADOON
May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
On a hunting expedition in the Scottish Highlands, two Americans, Tommy and Jeff, stumble upon Brigadoon, an enchanted village that only comes to life for one day, every hundred years.  The cast of BRIGADOON invites you into their village to enjoy their story and this immortal score that includes such favorites as, “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” “Almost Like being in Love,” and many others.  May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007 > More (Rehearsal Photos)

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

CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW TENURED FACULTY MEMBER STEPHEN MCCLOSKEY
At the Board of Trustees meeting on May 23rd, Business Division faculty member Stephen McCloskey was granted tenure.  BOT Chair Gidget Terpstra mentioned that Professor McCloskey's resume and summary of qualifications are among the finest they have ever seen.  "We are fortunate to have Professor McCloskey at SCC," said Terpstra.  Congrats, Steve!

 

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

MESSAGE FROM THE VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES
This memo is intended to discuss reductions in faculty and staff positions and requests for information related to part-time hourly staff.  In an effort to reduce the College’s budget in response to declining enrollment, the College went through a process of budget reduction that has affected all sections of the campus. All employee positions, including classified staff, full and part-time regular, and hourly, administrative employees, full, part-time, and temporary; and faculty, tenured, tenure track, and associate, were reviewed with regards to criteria established by the President’s Leadership Team and the Budget Committee. >more  >click for .doc

UNIV OF WASHINGTON INFORMATION MEETING
Wednesday, May 30, 1:00pm, Room 1726
Planning to transfer to the Univ of Washington at Seattle, Bothell or Tacoma? Come to this information meeting and bring your questions. We will discuss admission requirements, admissions process, using the UW web site, what kind of course planning is recommended, and more. This workshop is presented by Joyce Fagel, who is a Shoreline CC and a UW advisor.

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ZERO ENERGY HOUSE DEDICATION
If you were unable to attend the Zero Energy House Dedication, there are several articles available online from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and the Daily Journal of Commerce.  In addition, stories were aired by KING 5, KIRO, and Northwest CableNews regarding the new house. Daily Journal of Commerce 5/16/07

FOOD LIFELINE ON SATURDAY
This is a group photo taken this past Saturday at Food Lifeline when a group of 18 international students from SCC who volunteered 4 hours to re-pack gathered food from National Letter Carrier’s Food Drive a week before.

NALC Food drive gathered 340,000 lbs. of canned and dry food over the weekend of May 12th (some households received a blue plastic bag collected by mail carriers). Many volunteers this past week including our students sorted and repacked 12,036 lbs. which will be distributed to food banks, missions and meal programs within Western Washington region to serve 10,107 meals!

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

Day at a Glance

Thursday, May 24, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

SCC FOUNDATION OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, May 24, 9:30-11:00am, Administration Building, Room 1005
The SCC Foundation has settled into our new location in the Administration building - room 1005.  Come see our new space and chat with campus friends and community members. We will have coffee, goodies and giveaways.

DIVERSITY IN HEALTH CARE: SERVING UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS THROUGH MEDICINE AND TIPS
Thursday, May 24, 11:30am, Room 2925
The Pre-Medical Science Club hosts two guest speakers:
Dr. Eva Moore
Works with inner city teenagers, adolescents, as well as underserved and immigrant populations. Currently completing her Pediatric Residency at Children's Hosptial in Seattle, and recieved her medical degree at Johns Hopkins. Will give helpful hints on building a competitive application, setting longterm goals, and how to maintain one's aspirations while completing academic requirements.
Jeremy Vasquez
President and Co-Founder of A.L.M.A. (Americanos Latinos en Medicina Ayudando), an organization that strives to address healthcare needs of underrepresented communities locally and globally, particularly in Latin American countries. Former SCC student, currently attends UW as a Cell & Molecular Biology major, and works as a Research Scientist at Harborview Medical Center. Will provide information about A.L.M.A. along with ideas of possible careers in medicine such as research, healthcare management, and public health. Everyone is Welcome!

FOODS OF OUR LIVES - NUTRITION SEQUEL - TODAY
Thursday, May, 24, 12:00pm-1:00pm, Room 1515
Everyone is invited - Eat your brown-bag lunch while listening to
SCC's nutrition instructors, Venus Deming and Alison Leahy, our resident experts. Bring your nutrition questions and see if you can stump the experts. Event sponsored by the Classified Training & Staff Development Committee.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24, 1pm-2:30pm, Room 1803
Please join us to honor the dedication and hardwork of student leaders at Shoreline Community College. For more information, please contact Cecilia Martinez Vasquez in the Multicultural Center (Rm 4106) at ext. 6618 or any of the Campus Ambassadors in the Student Programs Office (Rm 2937) at ext. 6673. Food will be provided

ELECTIONS RESULTS
May 23rd
Congratulations to next year's officers for Student Government.  333 students voted in this year's elections, a significant increase from last year.  The officers are: Andrew Ivanhoe, President; Lucas Meserve , Treasurer;  Legislative Director, Bryan Hill.

According to the College policies, renaming a building requires at least a 51% majority vote of students and staff.  In the elections conducted last week, two names are being forwarded for a "run off" election.  Please cast your vote for the naming of the new student union building: Pagoda Union Building (PUB) or Path of Diversity (POD).  Click here to vote between 8:00 am on May 23rd to 8:00 pm on May 24th.

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

MESSAGE FROM THE VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES
This memo is intended to discuss reductions in faculty and staff positions and requests for information related to part-time hourly staff.  In an effort to reduce the College’s budget in response to declining enrollment, the College went through a process of budget reduction that has affected all sections of the campus. All employee positions, including classified staff, full and part-time regular, and hourly, administrative employees, full, part-time, and temporary; and faculty, tenured, tenure track, and associate, were reviewed with regards to criteria established by the President’s Leadership Team and the Budget Committee. >more  >click for .doc

ALL CAMPUS MEETING
Friday, May 25, 2007 at 12:30 pm in Room 2925
This Friday, the Strategic Planning Committee will present the latest draft of the  Strategic Plan and will invite the campus to provide comment.  Please plan to attend.

UNIV OF WASHINGTON INFORMATION MEETING
Wednesday, May 30, 1:00pm, Room 1726
Planning to transfer to the Univ of Washington at Seattle, Bothell or Tacoma? Come to this information meeting and bring your questions. We will discuss admission requirements, admissions process, using the UW web site, what kind of course planning is recommended, and more. This workshop is presented by Joyce Fagel, who is a Shoreline CC and a UW advisor.

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

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ZERO ENERGY HOUSE DEDICATION
If you were unable to attend the Zero Energy House Dedication, there are several articles available online from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and the Daily Journal of Commerce.  In addition, stories were aired by KING 5, KIRO, and Northwest CableNews regarding the new house. Daily Journal of Commerce 5/16/07

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Special Thanks to All
On Thursday, we celebrated the dedication of the Washington State University/Shoreline Community College Zero Energy House.  The sun was with us, and everyone enjoyed meeting our new house.  I want to thank everyone who put in long hours to ready the ZEH for this day.  It was an unbelievable effort that could not have happened without the dedication of everyone to just "get it done."  More information and photos will be published next week in Net News.

BRIGADOON
May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
On a hunting expedition in the Scottish Highlands, two Americans, Tommy and Jeff, stumble upon Brigadoon, an enchanted village that only comes to life for one day, every hundred years.  The cast of BRIGADOON invites you into their village to enjoy their story and this immortal score that includes such favorites as, “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” “Almost Like being in Love,” and many others.  May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007 > More (Rehearsal Photos)

BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING
On May 16^th the Budget Committee met with Vice President Backes and Interim Vice Presidents Rye, Trippel and Vonnegut to review the college budget for 2007/8 before it was presented to the Board. Stuart Trippel opened the review by summarizing some of the impacts on the budget made by the Legislature this session. > More

FOOD LIFELINE ON SATURDAY
This is a group photo taken this past Saturday at Food Lifeline when a group of 18 international students from SCC who volunteered 4 hours to re-pack gathered food from National Letter Carrier’s Food Drive a week before.

NALC Food drive gathered 340,000 lbs. of canned and dry food over the weekend of May 12th (some households received a blue plastic bag collected by mail carriers). Many volunteers this past week including our students sorted and repacked 12,036 lbs. which will be distributed to food banks, missions and meal programs within Western Washington region to serve 10,107 meals!

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

COMMON COURSE NUMBERING IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS
Implementation of Common Course Numbering has begun at SCC.  Some areas have started their review process, and additional faculty will be contacted by their Deans to participate.  This faculty review needs to occur by the end of May.  The process has been established and you can find information and documents to assist you at (Click Here) Please contact Phyllis Harris at x5874 or pharris@shoreline.edu  for assistance.

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

Day at a Glance

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday, May 23, 4:00pm, 1000 Bldg. - Board Room
The Board of Trustees will be holding its Regular Meeting on Wednesday, May 23, 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 (TABS), http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetgovern/TrusteesPres.htm

ELECTIONS RESULTS
May 23rd
Congratulations to next year's officers for Student Government.  333 students voted in this year's elections, a significant increase from last year.  The officers are: Andrew Ivanhoe, President; Lucas Meserve , Treasurer;  Legislative Director, Bryan Hill.

According to the College policies, renaming a building requires at least a 51% majority vote of students and staff.  In the elections conducted last week, two names are being forwarded for a "run off" election.  Please cast your vote for the naming of the new student union building: Pagoda Union Building (PUB) or Path of Diversity (POD).  Click here to vote between 8:00 am on May 23rd to 8:00 pm on May 24th.

POETRY READING BY MARK HALPERIN
Wednesday, May 23, 11:30am-1:00pm, Health Occupations, room 2308
Ellensburg poet and former Central Washington University English professor Mark Halperin will give a reading from his latest poetry collection, Falling Through the Music (University of Notre Dame Press). This event is sponsored by the SCC English Program and is free and open to the public.

WELLNESS FAIR
Wednesday, May 23, Noon To 3:00pm, Room 3000 (Main Gym)
INFO TABLES: Physical Education, Intramurals/Clubs, Nutrition, Planned Parenthood, Arts and Entertainment, City of Shoreline Recreation, SCC Nursing - Stroke Awareness, Campus Salon and Training Center, Counseling/Advising Center and more!
INTRAMURAL EXHIBITS: Ballroom Dancing, Kickboxing, Yoga, Pilates, Body Conditioning Come try out different activities!  There will also be DOOR PRIZES (T-Shirts, Hats, Coffee Mug, Flashlights and more!). And Free Bottled Water and Food. Hope to see you all there.

SCIENCE CHATVISING: THE OTHER STRING THEORY:
THE PHYSICS OF GUITAR, VIOLIN, AND PIANO
Wednesday, May 23, 12:30pm, Room 2920
Want to know more about studying science, mathematics, and engineering? Looking for a fabulous science distribution class without prerequisites? Interested in learning more about topics in science that affect us all? Come to the last Science Chatvising for the academic year: The Other String Theory: The Physics of Guitar, Violin, and Piano, by Stephanie Diemel, Physics Faculty. Everyone is welcome. Bring lunch if you like, we'll provide cookies and drinks.

CITE YOUR SITES RIGHT: CITATION STYLES & AVOIDING PLAGIARISM
Wednesday, May 23, 12:30pm- 1:20pm, Room 1501, the Academic Skills Center
When you use research in writing a paper, you must cite your sources correctly and avoid plagiarism.  Learn correct techniques for doing both in this free workshop. All students are welcome. No registration required.  (This session will be repeated at these times:  12:30 on May 29 & 31, 11:30 on May 30.)

FACULTY SENATE (ALL FACULTY) MEETING
Wednesday, May 23, 2-3:30pm, Rm. 1102
Faculty, please join us for the Spring Faculty Senate (all faculty) meeting!  We will have a ceremony for newly tenured faculty, issues discussions, updates, input on next year's work, and treats!  For more info, please contact Rachel David, x4760, rdavid@shoreline.edu.

EDWINA CUSOLITO, GRAPHIC DESIGNER FOR PAWS NON-PROFIT
TO LECTURE AT SHORELINE
Wednesday, May 23, 3:30 - 5:30pm, Visual Art Center  Bldg 2000, Room 2059 FREE
The Visual Communications Technology Club, of Shoreline Community College, presents
Edwina Cusolito, Graphic Designer for PAWS Non-Profit:
My Story, From Student To Work With Non-Profit Organizations > More

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

BRIGADOON
May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
On a hunting expedition in the Scottish Highlands, two Americans, Tommy and Jeff, stumble upon Brigadoon, an enchanted village that only comes to life for one day, every hundred years.  The cast of BRIGADOON invites you into their village to enjoy their story and this immortal score that includes such favorites as, “The Heather on the Hill,” “Come to Me, Bend to Me,” “Almost Like being in Love,” and many others.  May 25, 26, 31, June 1 and 2, 2007

BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING
On May 16^th the Budget Committee met with Vice President Backes and Interim Vice Presidents Rye, Trippel and Vonnegut to review the college budget for 2007/8 before it was presented to the Board. Stuart Trippel opened the review by summarizing some of the impacts on the budget made by the Legislature this session. > More

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

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ZERO ENERGY HOUSE DEDICATION
If you were unable to attend the Zero Energy House Dedication, there are several articles available online from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and the Daily Journal of Commerce.  In addition, stories were aired by KING 5, KIRO, and Northwest CableNews regarding the new house. Daily Journal of Commerce 5/16/07

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Special Thanks to All
On Thursday, we celebrated the dedication of the Washington State University/Shoreline Community College Zero Energy House.  The sun was with us, and everyone enjoyed meeting our new house.  I want to thank everyone who put in long hours to ready the ZEH for this day.  It was an unbelievable effort that could not have happened without the dedication of everyone to just "get it done."  More information and photos will be published next week in Net News.

FOOD LIFELINE ON SATURDAY
This is a group photo taken this past Saturday at Food Lifeline when a group of 18 international students from SCC who volunteered 4 hours to re-pack gathered food from National Letter Carrier’s Food Drive a week before.

NALC Food drive gathered 340,000 lbs. of canned and dry food over the weekend of May 12th (some households received a blue plastic bag collected by mail carriers). Many volunteers this past week including our students sorted and repacked 12,036 lbs. which will be distributed to food banks, missions and meal programs within Western Washington region to serve 10,107 meals!

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

DIVERSITY IN HEALTH CARE: SERVING UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS THROUGH MEDICINE AND TIPS
Thursday, May 24, 11:30am, Room 2925
The Pre-Medical Science Club hosts two guest speakers:
Dr. Eva Moore
Works with inner city teenagers, adolescents, as well as underserved and immigrant populations. Currently completing her Pediatric Residency at Children's Hosptial in Seattle, and recieved her medical degree at Johns Hopkins. Will give helpful hints on building a competitive application, setting longterm goals, and how to maintain one's aspirations while completing academic requirements.
Jeremy Vasquez
President and Co-Founder of A.L.M.A. (Americanos Latinos en Medicina Ayudando), an organization that strives to address healthcare needs of underrepresented communities locally and globally, particularly in Latin American countries. Former SCC student, currently attends UW as a Cell & Molecular Biology major, and works as a Research Scientist at Harborview Medical Center. Will provide information about A.L.M.A. along with ideas of possible careers in medicine such as research, healthcare management, and public health. Everyone is Welcome!

FOODS OF OUR LIVES - NUTRITION SEQUEL - BROWN BAG LUNCH
Thursday, May 24, 12:00pm-1:00pm, Room 1515
Come hear Venus Deming and Alison Leahy tell us more about the latest food and nutrition research. The Classified Training & Staff Development Committee is sponsoring this Brown Bag event - open to the entire campus. Bring your lunch & nutrition trend questions and see if you can stump the experts.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24, 1pm-2:30pm, Room 1803
Please join us to honor the dedication and hardwork of student leaders at Shoreline Community College. For more information, please contact Cecilia Martinez Vasquez in the Multicultural Center (Rm 4106) at ext. 6618 or any of the Campus Ambassadors in the Student Programs Office (Rm 2937) at ext. 6673. Food will be provided

COMMON COURSE NUMBERING IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS
Implementation of Common Course Numbering has begun at SCC.  Some areas have started their review process, and additional faculty will be contacted by their Deans to participate.  This faculty review needs to occur by the end of May.  The process has been established and you can find information and documents to assist you at (Click Here) Please contact Phyllis Harris at x5874 or pharris@shoreline.edu  for assistance.

SCC FOUNDATION OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, May 24, 9:30-11:00am, Administration Building, Room 1005
The SCC Foundation has settled into our new location in the Administration building - room 1005.  Come see our new space and chat with campus friends and community members. We will have coffee, goodies and giveaways.

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

Day at a Glance

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

RECRUITING LATINO STUDENTS WEBINAR
Tuesday, May 22 at 10:00 am in Room 5386
Representing a growing pool of prospective students, the United States' Latino population is presenting higher education administrators with both new challenges and increased opportunities.  Interested in understanding some of the best practices in Latino students? Please join us for a webinar conducted by Academic Impressions. There is no charge to you for this webinar.   Click here for more info.  Call Judy Yu at x. 4634 if you have questions.

WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE
Tuesday, May 22, 1-3pm, 2900 Annex, Rm. 2946
The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and Women's Center invite you to come and hear students, faculty and staff speak women's words-prose, poetry and drama.  If you are interested in performing or reading at this event, please contact Heather Enge at henge86@hotmail.com.  Free coffee! 

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

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday, May 23, 4:00pm, 1000 Bldg. - Board Room
The Board of Trustees will be holding its Regular Meeting on Wednesday, May 23, 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 (TABS), http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetgovern/TrusteesPres.htm

FOOD LIFELINE ON SATURDAY
This is a group photo taken this past Saturday at Food Lifeline when a group of 18 international students from SCC who volunteered 4 hours to re-pack gathered food from National Letter Carrier’s Food Drive a week before.

NALC Food drive gathered 340,000 lbs. of canned and dry food over the weekend of May 12th (some households received a blue plastic bag collected by mail carriers). Many volunteers this past week including our students sorted and repacked 12,036 lbs. which will be distributed to food banks, missions and meal programs within Western Washington region to serve 10,107 meals!

ELECTIONS RESULTS
According to the College policies, renaming a building requires at least a 51% majority vote of students and staff.  In the elections conducted last week, two names are being forwarded for a "run off" election.  Please cast your vote for the naming of the new student union building: Pagoda Union Building (PUB) or Path of Diversity (POD).  Click here to vote between 8:00 am on May 23rd to 8:00 pm on May 24th.

POETRY READING BY MARK HALPERIN
Wednesday, May 23, 11:30am-1:00pm, Health Occupations, room 2308
Ellensburg poet and former Central Washington University English professor Mark Halperin will give a reading from his latest poetry collection, Falling Through the Music (University of Notre Dame Press). This event is sponsored by the SCC English Program and is free and open to the public.

EDWINA CUSOLITO, GRAPHIC DESIGNER FOR PAWS NON-PROFIT TO LECTURE AT SHORELINE
Wednesday, May 23, 3:30 - 5:30pm, Visual Art Center  Bldg 2000, Room 2059 FREE
The Visual Communications Technology Club, of Shoreline Community College, presents
Edwina Cusolito, Graphic Designer for PAWS Non-Profit:
My Story, From Student To Work With Non-Profit Organizations > More

***** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS *****
 

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ZERO ENERGY HOUSE DEDICATION
If you were unable to attend the Zero Energy House Dedication, there are several articles available online from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and the Daily Journal of Commerce.  In addition, stories were aired by KING 5, KIRO, and Northwest CableNews regarding the new house. Daily Journal of Commerce 5/16/07

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Special Thanks to All
On Thursday, we celebrated the dedication of the Washington State University/Shoreline Community College Zero Energy House.  The sun was with us, and everyone enjoyed meeting our new house.  I want to thank everyone who put in long hours to ready the ZEH for this day.  It was an unbelievable effort that could not have happened without the dedication of everyone to just "get it done."  More information and photos will be published next week in Net News.

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

DIVERSITY IN HEALTH CARE: SERVING UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS THROUGH MEDICINE AND TIPS
Thursday, May 24, 11:30am, Room 2925
The Pre-Medical Science Club hosts two guest speakers:
Dr. Eva Moore
Works with inner city teenagers, adolescents, as well as underserved and immigrant populations. Currently completing her Pediatric Residency at Children's Hosptial in Seattle, and recieved her medical degree at Johns Hopkins. Will give helpful hints on building a competitive application, setting longterm goals, and how to maintain one's aspirations while completing academic requirements.
Jeremy Vasquez
President and Co-Founder of A.L.M.A. (Americanos Latinos en Medicina Ayudando), an organization that strives to address healthcare needs of underrepresented communities locally and globally, particularly in Latin American countries. Former SCC student, currently attends UW as a Cell & Molecular Biology major, and works as a Research Scientist at Harborview Medical Center. Will provide information about A.L.M.A. along with ideas of possible careers in medicine such as research, healthcare management, and public health. Everyone is Welcome!

CITE YOUR SITES RIGHT: CITATION STYLES & AVOIDING PLAGIARISM
Wednesday, May 23, 12:30pm- 1:20pm, Room 1501, the Academic Skills Center
When you use research in writing a paper, you must cite your sources correctly and avoid plagiarism.  Learn correct techniques for doing both in this free workshop. All students are welcome. No registration required.  (This session will be repeated at these times:  12:30 on May 29 & 31, 11:30 on May 30.)

FOODS OF OUR LIVES - NUTRITION SEQUEL - BROWN BAG LUNCH
Thursday, May 24, 12:00pm-1:00pm, Room 1515
Come hear Venus Deming and Alison Leahy tell us more about the latest food and nutrition research. The Classified Training & Staff Development Committee is sponsoring this Brown Bag event - open to the entire campus. Bring your lunch & nutrition trend questions and see if you can stump the experts.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24, 1pm-2:30pm, Room 1803
Please join us to honor the dedication and hardwork of student leaders at Shoreline Community College. For more information, please contact Cecilia Martinez Vasquez in the Multicultural Center (Rm 4106) at ext. 6618 or any of the Campus Ambassadors in the Student Programs Office (Rm 2937) at ext. 6673. Food will be provided

COMMON COURSE NUMBERING IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS
Implementation of Common Course Numbering has begun at SCC.  Some areas have started their review process, and additional faculty will be contacted by their Deans to participate.  This faculty review needs to occur by the end of May.  The process has been established and you can find information and documents to assist you at (Click Here) Please contact Phyllis Harris at x5874 or pharris@shoreline.edu  for assistance.

SCIENCE CHATVISING: THE OTHER STRING THEORY:
THE PHYSICS OF GUITAR, VIOLIN, AND PIANO
Wednesday, May 23, 12:30pm, Room 2920
Want to know more about studying science, mathematics, and engineering? Looking for a fabulous science distribution class without prerequisites? Interested in learning more about topics in science that affect us all? Come to the last Science Chatvising for the academic year: The Other String Theory: The Physics of Guitar, Violin, and Piano, by Stephanie Diemel, Physics Faculty. Everyone is welcome. Bring lunch if you like, we'll provide cookies and drinks.

SPRING WELLNESS FAIR
Wednesday, May 23, Noon to 3pm, Bldg 3000 Gym
Please mark your calendars for the 2007 Spring Wellness Fair!!
INFO TABLES: Physical Education, Intramurals/Clubs, Nutrition, Planned Parenthood, Arts and Entertainment, City of Shoreline Recreation, and a few more!
INTRAMURAL EXHIBITS: Ballroom Dancing, Kickboxing, Yoga, Pilates, Body Conditioning Come try out different activities!  There will also be DOOR PRIZES! And Free Bottled Water and Food. Hope to see you all there.

FACULTY SENATE (ALL FACULTY) MEETING
Wednesday, May 23, 2-3:30pm, Rm. 1102
Faculty, please join us for the Spring Faculty Senate (all faculty) meeting!  We will have a ceremony for newly tenured faculty, issues discussions, updates, input on next year's work, and treats!  For more info, please contact Rachel David, x4760, rdavid@shoreline.edu.

SCC FOUNDATION OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, May 24, 9:30-11:00am, Administration Building, Room 1005
The SCC Foundation has settled into our new location in the Administration building - room 1005.  Come see our new space and chat with campus friends and community members. We will have coffee, goodies and giveaways.

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

Day at a Glance

Monday, May 21, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

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

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ZERO ENERGY HOUSE DEDICATION
If you were unable to attend the Zero Energy House Dedication, there are several articles available online from the Seattle Post Intelligencer and the Daily Journal of Commerce.  In addition, stories were aired by KING 5, KIRO, and Northwest CableNews regarding the new house. Daily Journal of Commerce 5/16/07

ACKNOWLEDGE ONE OF YOUR COLLEAGUES
NOMINATIONS FOR CLASSIFIED STAR OF THE YEAR
Recognize a classified staff member who demonstrates exemplary work performance, outstanding service to the college, cooperative spirit and initiative in maintaining a positive campus environment. Link to the Classified Training and Staff Development website (click here) for additional information, eligibility criteria and nomination forms. Nomination deadline: June 15, 2007.

DIVERSITY IN HEALTH CARE: SERVING UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS THROUGH MEDICINE AND TIPS
Thursday, May 24, 11:30am, Room 2925
The Pre-Medical Science Club hosts two guest speakers:
Dr. Eva Moore
Works with inner city teenagers, adolescents, as well as underserved and immigrant populations. Currently completing her Pediatric Residency at Children's Hosptial in Seattle, and recieved her medical degree at Johns Hopkins. Will give helpful hints on building a competitive application, setting longterm goals, and how to maintain one's aspirations while completing academic requirements.
Jeremy Vasquez
President and Co-Founder of A.L.M.A. (Americanos Latinos en Medicina Ayudando), an organization that strives to address healthcare needs of underrepresented communities locally and globally, particularly in Latin American countries. Former SCC student, currently attends UW as a Cell & Molecular Biology major, and works as a Research Scientist at Harborview Medical Center. Will provide information about A.L.M.A. along with ideas of possible careers in medicine such as research, healthcare management, and public health. Everyone is Welcome!

CITE YOUR SITES RIGHT: CITATION STYLES & AVOIDING PLAGIARISM
Wednesday, May 23, 12:30pm- 1:20pm, Room 1501, the Academic Skills Center
When you use research in writing a paper, you must cite your sources correctly and avoid plagiarism.  Learn correct techniques for doing both in this free workshop. All students are welcome. No registration required.  (This session will be repeated at these times:  12:30 on May 29 & 31, 11:30 on May 30.)

FOODS OF OUR LIVES - NUTRITION SEQUEL - BROWN BAG LUNCH
Thursday, May 24, 12:00pm-1:00pm, Room 1515
Come hear Venus Deming and Alison Leahy tell us more about the latest food and nutrition research. The Classified Training & Staff Development Committee is sponsoring this Brown Bag event - open to the entire campus. Bring your lunch & nutrition trend questions and see if you can stump the experts.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Thursday, May 24, 1pm-2:30pm, Room 1803
Please join us to honor the dedication and hardwork of student leaders at Shoreline Community College. For more information, please contact Cecilia Martinez Vasquez in the Multicultural Center (Rm 4106) at ext. 6618 or any of the Campus Ambassadors in the Student Programs Office (Rm 2937) at ext. 6673. Food will be provided

COMMON COURSE NUMBERING IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS
Implementation of Common Course Numbering has begun at SCC.  Some areas have started their review process, and additional faculty will be contacted by their Deans to participate.  This faculty review needs to occur by the end of May.  The process has been established and you can find information and documents to assist you at (Click Here) Please contact Phyllis Harris at x5874 or pharris@shoreline.edu  for assistance.

SCIENCE CHATVISING: THE OTHER STRING THEORY:
THE PHYSICS OF GUITAR, VIOLIN, AND PIANO
Wednesday, May 23, 12:30pm, Room 2920
Want to know more about studying science, mathematics, and engineering? Looking for a fabulous science distribution class without prerequisites? Interested in learning more about topics in science that affect us all? Come to the last Science Chatvising for the academic year: The Other String Theory: The Physics of Guitar, Violin, and Piano, by Stephanie Diemel, Physics Faculty. Everyone is welcome. Bring lunch if you like, we'll provide cookies and drinks.

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

*************************************
* THIS IS AN ALL CAMPUS                                   *
* MESSAGE FROM SAFETY & SECURITY            *
*************************************
Our building contractor has just informed us that they are working on an area underneath the gravel pathway leading to the FOSS Building. As a result the path will be closed today through next Thursday, May 24th. Sorry for the last minute notice on this.

TEXTBOOK CLEARANCE SALE GOING ON NOW IN THE BOOKSTORE!
All Sale Books are $1.00!  Come buy an entire college education for under $20 or just brush up on your calculus.  How can you go wrong for just a buck!  Supplies are limited and All Sales are Final! 

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Special Thanks to All
On Thursday, we celebrated the dedication of the Washington State University/Shoreline Community College Zero Energy House.  The sun was with us, and everyone enjoyed meeting our new house.  I want to thank everyone who put in long hours to ready the ZEH for this day.  It was an unbelievable effort that could not have happened without the dedication of everyone to just "get it done."  More information and photos will be published next week in Net News.

SPRING WELLNESS FAIR
Wednesday, May 23, Noon to 3pm, Bldg 3000 Gym
Please mark your calendars for the 2007 Spring Wellness Fair!!
INFO TABLES: Physical Education, Intramurals/Clubs, Nutrition, Planned Parenthood, Arts and Entertainment, City of Shoreline Recreation, and a few more!
INTRAMURAL EXHIBITS: Ballroom Dancing, Kickboxing, Yoga, Pilates, Body Conditioning Come try out different activities!  There will also be DOOR PRIZES! And Free Bottled Water and Food. Hope to see you all there.

RECRUITING LATINO STUDENTS WEBINAR
Tuesday, May 22 at 10:00 am in Room 5386
Representing a growing pool of prospective students, the United States' Latino population is presenting higher education administrators with both new challenges and increased opportunities.  Interested in understanding some of the best practices in Latino students? Please join us for a webinar conducted by Academic Impressions. There is no charge to you for this webinar.   Click here for more info.  Call Judy Yu at x. 4634 if you have questions.

FACULTY SENATE (ALL FACULTY) MEETING
Wednesday, May 23, 2-3:30pm, Rm. 1102
Faculty, please join us for the Spring Faculty Senate (all faculty) meeting!  We will have a ceremony for newly tenured faculty, issues discussions, updates, input on next year's work, and treats!  For more info, please contact Rachel David, x4760, rdavid@shoreline.edu.

WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE
Tuesday, May 22, 1-3pm, 2900 Annex, Rm. 2946
The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and Women's Center invite you to come and hear students, faculty and staff speak women's words-prose, poetry and drama.  If you are interested in performing or reading at this event, please contact Heather Enge at henge86@hotmail.com.  Free coffee! 

SCC FOUNDATION OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, May 24, 9:30-11:00am, Administration Building, Room 1005
The SCC Foundation has settled into our new location in the Administration building - room 1005.  Come see our new space and chat with campus friends and community members. We will have coffee, goodies and giveaways.

SALLY ROLLMAN'S RETIREMENT PARTY
Thursday, May 31, 2:30-4:00pm, Room 1402
Please stop by to wish Sally best wishes in her retirement after serving Shoreline Community College for 40 years.

Day at a Glance

Friday, May 18, 2007

******* TODAY'S EVENTS ******

*************************************
* THIS IS AN ALL CAMPUS                                   *
* MESSAGE FROM SAFETY & SECURITY            *
*************************************
Our building contractor has just informed us that they are working on an area underneath the gravel pathway leading to the FOSS Building. As a result the path will be closed today through next Thursday, May 24th. Sorry for the last minute notice on this.

PRESIDENT LAMBERT AT TACTC CONVENTION (FRIDAY, MAY 18TH)
President Lee Lambert is attending the TACTC (Trustees Association of Community & Technical Colleges) Partnerships for Success Continuing Education Convention with  SCC Trustees Roger Olstad, Dick Stucky & Gidget Terpstra.  Andrea Rye, Interim Vice President for Student Services will serve as the College's  AIC (Administrator In Charge).  Andrea’s extension is 6910.  The extension for Glenda Powell-Freeman, Acting Assistant to the VP for Student Services is 4641.  Thank you

STARBUCKS BIKE TO WORK DAY
Friday, May 18, 6-9am
In honor of Bike to Work Day on May 18th, a bike station will be located at Shoreline's Interurban Trail at N. 175th and Midvale Avenue North from 6 to 9 a.m.  The station will feature free snacks and refreshments, water bottles, maps and information about commuting by bike plus riders can have their bikes checked out by bike mechanics.  SCC will have a refreshments table for riders from 7 - 9:30 a.m. in the courtyard to support this citywide event.

GLOBAL EYES: CAMBODIA
Friday, May 18, 1:00pm-2:30pm, Room 1812
During their sabbatical leave, Donna Biscay and Bruce McCutcheon visited Cambodia and did teacher training with Cambodian teachers of English.   They have brought back photos and teacher-training materials they developed.  See some of their photos and find out how this experience help them re-examine their beliefs about and techniques of teaching.  They will display a poster they used for a session at the most recent TESOL Conference in Seattle.

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

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Re; Special Thanks to All
On Thursday, we celebrated the dedication of the Washington State University/Shoreline Community College Zero Energy House.  The sun was with us, and everyone enjoyed meeting our new house.  I want to thank everyone who put in long hours to ready the ZEH for this day.  It was an unbelievable effort that could not have happened without the dedication of everyone to just "get it done."  More information and photos will be published next week in Net News.

SPRING WELLNESS FAIR
Wednesday, May 23, Noon to 3pm, Bldg 3000 Gym
Please mark your calendars for the 2007 Spring Wellness Fair!!
INFO TABLES: Physical Education, Intramurals/Clubs, Nutrition, Planned Parenthood, Arts and Entertainment, City of Shoreline Recreation, and a few more!
INTRAMURAL EXHIBITS: Ballroom Dancing, Kickboxing, Yoga, Pilates, Body Conditioning Come try out different activities!  There will also be DOOR PRIZES! And Free Bottled Water and Food. Hope to see you all there.

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SUMMER HOURS MEMO - REMINDER
The official College business hours for Summer 2007 will be the same as our academic year business hours, 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Fridays.  One hour is provided for the lunch period Monday through Thursday and ½ hour on Fridays. Supervisors should review the official business hours of the College and provide as much flexibility as possible to their employees beginning June 18, 2007, and continuing through Labor Day, September 3, 2007. >Download Memo

RECRUITING LATINO STUDENTS WEBINAR
Tuesday, May 22 at 10:00 am in Room 5386
Representing a growing pool of prospective students, the United States' Latino population is presenting higher education administrators with both new challenges and increased opportunities.  Interested in understanding some of the best practices in Latino students? Please join us for a webinar conducted by Academic Impressions. There is no charge to you for this webinar.   Click here for more info.  Call Judy Yu at x. 4634 if you have questions.

FACULTY SENATE (ALL FACULTY) MEETING
Wednesday, May 23, 2-3:30pm, Rm. 1102
Faculty, please join us for the Spring Faculty Senate (all faculty) meeting!  We will have a ceremony for newly tenured faculty, issues discussions, updates, input on next year's work, and treats!  For more info, please contact Rachel David, x4760, rdavid@shoreline.edu.

TEXTBOOK CLEARANCE SALE GOING ON NOW!
All Sale Books are $1.00!  Come buy an entire college education for under $20 or just brush up on your calculus.  How can you go wrong for just a buck!  Supplies are limited and All Sales are Final! 

WOMEN'S WORDS OF FIRE
Tuesday, May 22, 1-3pm, 2900 Annex, Rm. 2946
The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and Women's Center invite you to come and hear students, faculty and staff speak women's words-prose, poetry and drama.  If you are interested in performing or reading at this event, please contact Heather Enge at henge86@hotmail.com.  Free coffee! 

WELLNESS FAIR
Wednesday, May, 23, Noon To 3:00pm
Wellness Fair - Tables of information about Fitness, Health Care, Nutrition, Planned Parenthood, Physical Education, Intramurals, Arts and Entertainment, City of Shoreline Parks and Recreation, Clubs, The Women's Center, Cosmetology, etc. Intramural Class Exhibitions and "Take Part" opportunities In Ballroom Dancing, Kick Boxing, Yoga, Pilates and Body Condition. Door Prizes, Free Food and Bottled Water.

FEDERATION ELECTION RESULTS
The Executive Board of Shoreline Community College Federation of Teachers Local 1950 ratified on May 14, 2007 the following election results. > More

SCC FOUNDATION OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, May 24, 9:30-11:00am, Administration Building, Room 1005
The SCC Foundation has settled into our new location in the Administration building - room 1005.  Come see our new space and chat with campus friends and community members. We will have coffee, goodies and giveaways.

ISSUES OF CAMPUS SECURITY - AVAILABLE ON DVD
Thanks to Media Services and Dave Holmes in PIO, Friday's all-campus training session, regarding issues of campus security, was recorded.  A DVD can be checked out from the Library.  You may also want to review the procedures created by Safety & Security regarding Armed Intruders.  Click here.

NET NEWS PUBLISHED
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