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Thursday, October 30, 2003

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CONVERSATION CAFE
Thursday, October 30 from 3:30-4:30 in Rm 2121
Conversation Cafe is the resurrection of the shamelessly utilitarian brown bag meant for anyone interested in discussing pedagogy and classroom issues. It's the goal for Conversation Cafe to offer the opportunity to banter, cavort, chortle, debate and educate - to show our true talents, our knowledge, our weaknesses, and our tonsils. Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Communication)

PAULETTE FLEMING DESIGNATED ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Thursday and Friday, October 30 & 31
While President Holly Moore attends the WACTC (Community College Presidents Association) monthly meeting for October in Port Angeles at Peninsula College, she has designated Vice President Paulette Fleming as Administrator-in-Charge. You may reach Paulette at ext. 4694 or pflemin@shoreline.edu.

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HALLOWEEN EXHIBIT
Thursday 7:30 am to 9:00 pm and
Friday 7:30 am to 4:30 pm TECHNOLOGY CENTER
Michele Davis has generously brought some wonderful examples of Halloween decorations which are on display on the main level of the Library Technology Building. The Halloween decorations displayed include noisemakers, candy containers, and children's costumes, date from the 1940’s and 1950’s. Some were made in Germany, and others in the U.S. Celebrate Halloween by seeing the display and picking up some treats at the Reference/Information counter!

PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT WORKSHOP
Friday, October 31 at 1:00 pm in Room 1102
Dr. Tom Flint will lead the workshop that is promised to be "very learner- centered" focusing on the needs of the adult learner. Faculty and staff should find it very useful and informative. Although the workshop agenda (see attached) indicates that it will last until 3:30PM or so, a lot will depend on what faculty and staff who attend this event want to do.

WORK BY CENTER FOR MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE IS HIGHLIGHTED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
In October 2003, the National Science Foundation Advanced Technology Education (NSF/ATE) and the National Tech Prep Network partnered to offer the first national conference where ATE and Tech Prep collaborations were recognized. The CME is one of 550 projects that NSF/ATE supports. All participants submitted documentation regarding their partnerships with Tech Prep. The CME also submitted information about their collaboration with the Manufacturing Technology Advisory Group (MTAG) curriculum project, and Mathematics Engineering Sciences Achievement (MESA). Sixteen participants were invited to showcase their projects at the four day conference in Nashville. SCC's CME program was highlighted. >MORE

EMERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSURE PROCEDURES
Brrrrrrr! The weather is quickly turning, and it is time to review our school closure procedures and polices. Please take a moment to print out this memo and review the standard procedures.

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INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP -CANCELLED
Wednesday, Nov. 5, beginning at 12pm in Building 1000, Boardroom
Walden University is accredited by the North Central Association and has been named by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation's “best online graduate schools.” Beginning this fall, Walden is offering a Ph.D. Program in Community College Leadership led by Dr. Terry O'Banion, the program's director. You may recognize Dr. O'Banion as the president emeritus of the League for Innovation and one of the nation's leading community college educators.

DEPRESSION SCREENING AT SHORELINE
Tuesday, November 4, 2003 from 10:30 am-1:00 pm in the PUB & Advising & Counseling Center
Visit the PUB table to learn more about depression and other mood disorders. Educational brochures and video will be available. In addition, students can go to Advising and Counseling to participate in free screening for depression, bipolar, post-traumatic stress, and general anxiety disorders; and discuss results with counseling faculty.

DOLPHIE AWARD, STAR OF THE MONTH, and MORE
At the Opening Week campus meeting, President Moore announced that a Dolphie Award will be given each quarter to those individuals who demonstrate "the spirit of the Dolphin." Nominations should be be made via the KUDO's form on Day At A Glance (see button above). These nominations will be reviewed and awards given before the end of the quarter. All nominations are due by November 25th in order to be considered for Fall Quarter.

COSTCO PURCHASES NOW POSSIBLE
In addition to a Sam's Club Membership Card, the Purchasing Office now has a Costco Membership Card (business membership card/credit card all in one) available for those divisions wanting to make purchases at either of the local wholesalers. All that is required to check out either card is an approved purchase requisition sent to the Finance & Budgeting Office (Bldg. 1200). Once the purchase req. has been approved by the Budget Analyst it will be forwarded to the Purchasing Office who will contact the Division with availability of each card.

PARENT CHILD CENTER CELEBRATES NEW KITCHEN
Approximately 40 kids, their parents, grandparents and siblings, faculty, staff and administrators celebrated the Parent Child Center's new kitchen facility at a dedication and spaghetti feed on October 21st. >MORE

WINTER SCHEDULE NOW AVAILABLE
The Shoreline Community College 2004 Winter Credit Class Schedule and the Continuing Ed (non-credit) schedule is now available online. Online registration opens today for distance education classes and on November 17th for early registration. Paper schedules will be delivered to campus next Monday, Nov. 3rd. Please let your students know that it is time to think about next quarter.

U.S. MAIL DELIVERY AND PICKUP SCHEDULE
U.S. Mail is picked up from and delivered to the U.S. Post Office each morning around 9am. Outgoing US Mail needs to be in the mail room by 8:15am in order to be processed for the 9am delivery. Please allow extra time for US Mail requiring special handling. Incoming US Mail is usually sorted and in the mailboxes by 11am.

BUDGET QUESTIONS
Copies of the 2003-2004 Shoreline Community College Budget are available in the office of the VP of Administrative Services, Room 1009. Information regarding Projected Sources of Funds and Operating Expenses is clearly delineated in this report. The campus is most welcome to review this information and/or to contact President Holly Moore directly.

A number of strategies have been employed to reduce our total salaries in order to meet our budget for this year. >MORE

CONGRATULATIONS!!!
CEO PROGRAM RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD
The Career Education Options (CEO) Program at Shoreline Community College (SCC) has been named one of the best dropout prevention programs in the nation. The Crystal Star Program Award of Excellence in Dropout Recovery, Intervention and Prevention was awarded to SCC by the National Dropout Prevention Network (NDPN) for their success at helping at-risk, out of school youth stay in school and improving their employment opportunities. The NDPN is a national clearinghouse on issues related to dropout prevention and provides strategies designed to increase the graduation rate in schools across the nation. SCC will receive the award at the national NDPN conference in Kansas City in October, 2003. >MORE

SCC FOUNDATION COMMUNITY BREAKFAST
Thursday 13-Nov 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM Grand PUB Ballroom
Tuition cost increase, costs of books go up, Pell Grant eligibility is being reduced. Do our students need our help? They sure do... Now more than ever! Support SCC Students by attending the SCC Foundation's Sixth Annual Community Breakfast. Help us raise funds for our Student Success Campaign so that we can ensure our students have opportunities to be successful. The breakfast is here on campus in the Grand PUB Ballroom on Thursday, November 13 from 7:00 AM - 8:30AM. Cost is $40/person or a table of eight for $300. RSVP/Questions : x4475 or x4421 or email: lyaw@shoreline.edu.

If you can't make it to the breakfast, but would like to invest in Student Success, you can forward your investment to the Foundation Office, room 5205; or call the Foundation Office for a pledge card. Thank you on behalf of the more than 280 students who have benefited from last year's campaign.

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Weak desires bring weak results. --- Napoleon Hill

Tuesday, October 28, 2003

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BLACKBOARD 6 BROWN BAG
Tuesday, October 28 from 12:00-1:30, Rm 4106
Come with your lunch for a discussion (and demonstrations) of how faculty are applying the new and improved features of Blackboard 6 in their fall classes. Facilitated by Ann Garnsey-Harter.

SELF-DEFENSE WORKSHOP
Tuesday, October 28, from 12:30 - 2pm in the Canteen
Come learn about ways we can maintain personal safety with both strangers and familiar people in our lives. Presenters from Home Alive, a non-profit organization based out of Seattle that teaches self-defense, will work with us to enhance verbal and physical boundary setting skills. We will also learn and practice ways to get out of common holds and grabs. Free!

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WINTER SCHEDULE NOW AVAILABLE
The Shoreline Community College 2004 Winter Credit Class Schedule is now available online. Online registration opens today for distance education classes and on November 17th for early registration. Paper schedules will be delivered to campus next Monday, Nov. 3rd. Please let your students know that it is time to think about next quarter.

AARON MCGRUDER LECTURE - CANCELLED
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this lecture has been cancelled. Contact the A&L Committee for a refund.
Boondocks comic strip Creator Aaron Mcgruder to lecture at Shoreline Community College Tickets Are selling well so get yours now. Recently the Washington Post has decided not to continue running Boondocks claiming that it has been too critical of The Current Government. >MORE

THE THREE C's: CONFLICT, CHANGE, COMMUNICATION
Wednesday, October 29th from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. in Room 1402
The human side of functioning on the job is often difficult. Change and stress can create workplace conflict & communication problems. This training will help increase your understanding of these areas and their impact on you, job performance and teamwork, and you should leave this training with greater insight and some practical, hands-on skills and strategies to make your work more satisfying and productive.

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A number of strategies have been employed to reduce our total salaries in order to meet our budget for this year. >MORE

CIP STUDENT TRAIL BLAZES INTO SPORTS WORLD
Andrew Bryant, one of the four new students that the Community Integration Program welcomed this fall, has been nationally recognized for breaking the stereotypes of persons with disabilities in the sports arena. >MORE

NEW TRAVEL PER DIEM RATES
Effective October 1, 2003, there is new lodging and meal per diem rates for travel. You can print out the attached Schedule A for reference. If you have any questions, feel free to call Becky Collord at x4501. Go the Financial Services & Budget website to download the new rate sheet.

BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
Trustee Paul Burton will serve as 2003-04 Chair of the Board and Elsa Welch will serve as Board Vice-Chair, results of Trustee elections held at the October 22 Board meeting. New Board member, Jeffrey Lewis, appointed just this month, attended his first meeting. VP Carol Henderson welcomed NBBJ architect rep Liz Jacks, who presented pre-design concepts for the proposed Health Occupations & Sciences Building. New Policy 4124, "Security Policy for IT Resources," and updates to Policy 4727, "Shared Leave," were approved, which brings Shoreline into compliance for both. Highlighting the evening was an Enrollment and Marketing presentation by Judy Yu and Andrea Rye, followed by an Advising and Counseling update coordinated by Yvonne Terrell-Powell, Kim Thompson, and Jeff Omalanz-Hood. Chair Edith Loyer Nelson remarked, "It was a good meeting with so many new faces and so much interesting information."

GET IN SHAPE WITH INTRAMURAL FITNESS ACTIVITIES
Are you interested in a fitness program but don’t want to pay the cost of joining a health club? The Shoreline Community College intramural program might be the answer. The intramural program is currently offering 10 fitness classes each week and the best part is – there is no charge for students or college employees. Come and join the fun! The classes are exciting and the instructors are experienced and inspirational. >MORE

FACES NEW WEB SITE OFFERS LOTS OF INFO AND LINKS
Victoria Lauber and Alexandra Hepburn of the Faces Project would like to share a new resource with the campus community. Their website is now available for viewing! The site includes descriptions of various aspects of the project, as well as access to immigrant and refugee stories, an informational article about immigrants and refugees, and a list of relevant web-links. You can simply read and learn, or download materials for curriculum use. The address is http://scooter.shoreline.edu/faces. >MORE

RECENT E-MAIL AND NETWORK TROUBLES
Inbound e-mail was delayed and access to e-mail via the web was sporadic on Tuesday due to server instability. TSS staff traced the problem to the SPAM filter software on the bridgehead mail server. The SPAM filtering software has been removed pending a patch from the manufacturer. Many campus users experienced slow booting and problems accessing the Internet Wednesday morning. The problem was traced to a rogue server in a employee's office that was handing out bogus Internet addresses.

INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP
Wednesday, Nov. 5, beginning at 12pm in Building 1000, Boardroom
Walden University is accredited by the North Central Association and has been named by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation's “best online graduate schools.” Beginning this fall, Walden is offering a Ph.D. Program in Community College Leadership led by Dr. Terry O'Banion, the program's director. You may recognize Dr. O'Banion as the president emeritus of the League for Innovation and one of the nation's leading community college educators.

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View every problem as an opportunity. --- Joseph Sugarman

Monday, October 27, 2003

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EMPLOYEES OF COLOR CAUCUS MEETING
Monday, Oct. 27 from 3:15-4:45 PM in the Board Room, 1000 Bldg.
All faculty and staff are invited to attend our monthly meetings. We will be finalizing plans for attending the The Washington State 8th Annual Faculty and Staff of Color Conference 10/29-31 in Bellingham. Discussion will also include recruiting mentors to participate in the new Diversity Transfer Program sponsored by the Student Development Center and The Multicultural/Diversity Education Center, possible mentors for new faculty and staff, and participation in screening/hiring committees. Come join us and include yor voice in the brainstorm of ideas for recruitment of new members and planning social events for the remainder of the '03-'04.

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A number of strategies have been employed to reduce our total salaries in order to meet our budget for this year. >MORE

AARON MCGRUDER LECTURE
Wednesday, October 29 at 7:30 pm in the Gymnasium
Boondocks comic strip Creator Aaron Mcgruder to lecture at Shoreline
Community College Tickets Are selling well so get yours now. Recently the Washington Post has decided not to continue running Boondocks claiming that it has been too critical of The Current Government. >MORE

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BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
Trustee Paul Burton will serve as 2003-04 Chair of the Board and Elsa Welch will serve as Board Vice-Chair, results of Trustee elections held at last evening's meeting. New Board member, Jeffrey Lewis, appointed just this month, attended his first meeting. VP Carol Henderson welcomed NBBJ architect rep Liz Jacks, who presented pre-design concepts for the proposed Health Occupations & Sciences Building. New Policy 4124, "Security Policy for IT Resources," and updates to Policy 4727, "Shared Leave," were approved, which brings Shoreline into compliance for both. Highlighting the evening was an Enrollment and Marketing presentation by Judy Yu and Andrea Rye, followed by an Advising and Counseling update coordinated by Yvonne Terrell-Powell, Kim Thompson, and Jeff Omalanz-Hood. Chair Edith Loyer Nelson remarked, "It was a good meeting with so many new faces and so much interesting information."

SANDRA BISHOP IS STAR OF THE MONTH
Financial Aid's Sandra Bishop was recently named the October STAR of the Month. Her nominators said: "She works in a very hard area and is always there to help meet the demands of the students and staff. She is efficient, effective, honest and works well with the staff and students. She has been a great help to many offices when they are searching for the correct work study student to fit their needs. >MORE

TRICK OR TREAT WALK
Friday, October 31,10:00-11:30
The children would like to show off their fancy costumes around the campus. If you would like them to visit your areas, please let the center know. The children will range from 1-6 years of age, so if you would like to provide treats. Please e-mail Heather Mckenzie (hmckenzi@shoreline.edu) with the information. We need to know what building/room number and a contact person. Happy Halloween

IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM TSS! SWITCH TO shoreline.edu
The College recently registered the domain name shoreline.edu. You can now receive email on an @shoreline.edu address. If you are a subscriber to a "foreign listserv" (one that is not operated by the College or the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, please contact Gary Kalbfleish to ensure that you will continue to receive notices. >MORE

Walden University's Community College Leadership doctoral program combines a rigorous academic experience, a top-flight faculty of community college experts, and an efficient means of obtaining the degree at a distance.

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Friday, October 24, 2003

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POWER OUTTAGE LAST EVENING: CHECK YOUR COMPUTERS, CLOCKS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Last night from approximately 5:35 - 6:30 pm, the city of Shoreline and the College experienced a power outtage forcing the cancellation of all evening classes and events (other than the Prism Concert). You may need to re-set clocks and other electronic devices. Please call the TSS helpline if you experience any problems with your computers. (Please note that we will "fall back" to Pacific Standard time, so clocks will need to be re-set in any event.)

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
A new ORANGE Emergency Procedures booklet will be distributed to all employees in the next week. Please post this booklet in a visible spot in your offices so that you can find it should you need it. Also, take a moment to refresh yourselves on the procedures. This information is also posted on the DAAG page (look to your left)

Please note that should you need to evacuate your buildings, you should move to the nearest parking lot. Go towards the perimeter of campus - NOT the center of campus (i.e. the Courtyard.) Booklets will also be posted by Safety and Security in all classrooms and in hallways, on bulletin boards, etc.

ARE SHORELINE STUDENTS SATISFIED?
Friday, October 24, 12:30-2:20, Room 1515
Take part in a campus-wide discussion of the finer points of what students told us in the 2001 Noel-Levitz student satisfaction survey. Come and hear about an informal analysis carried out by a subcommittee of Student Success, looking at responses made to some key items by particular ethnic groups, programs, etc. Some of the patterns suggest possible follow-up explorations: let's talk about following up! Facilitated by Alexandra Hepburn (FACES Project) and Bruce McCutcheon (ESL).

ASSESSING OUR STUDENT'S LEARNING OF THE GEN ED OUTCOMES
Friday, October 24, 12:30-2:20, Room 1801
The Assessment Response Team members are trying new ways of assessing their students' learning of Gen Ed Outcomes (GEOs) this quarter. Come see their projects and consider ways you can build new assignments to measure GEO learning by your students. You'll also hear about the project for assessing critical thinking using WSU's Critical Thinking Scoring Guide. Facilitated by Pam Dusenberry (Campus Assessment Coordinator).

CAPITAL PROJECTS UPDATE
Friday, October 24, 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm in Room 1009
Following is an update to the campus on the progress of our capital project request for the 2005-2007 fiscal period. Please note that there are several categories of funding: Growth, Replacement, Renovation, and Project Matching, and it is our goal to identify at least one significant project for each of these categories. VP Bev Brandt will meet with people who are interested in discussing these projects. >MORE

CLUB ADVISOR TRAINING
Friday, October 24 from 1:30 pm-3:00 pm in the Board Room
A makeup workshop for advisors of student clubs and organizations will be offered on Friday, October 24th from 1:30-3:00 pm in the Board Room of Building #1000. Training topics will include how to monitor budget balances, how to use the new Club Advisor Manual, and Constitutional requirements for requesting budget allocations and promoting events. Call or email Scott Saunders (546 5821, ssaunder@shoreline.edu) to sign up to attend the workshop, and to receive a copy of the revised Club Advisor Manual.

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BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
Trustee Paul Burton will serve as 2003-04 Chair of the Board and Elsa Welch will serve as Board Vice-Chair, results of Trustee elections held at last evening's meeting. New Board member, Jeffrey Lewis, appointed just this month, attended his first meeting. VP Carol Henderson welcomed NBBJ architect rep Liz Jacks, who presented pre-design concepts for the proposed Health Occupations & Sciences Building. New Policy 4124, "Security Policy for IT Resources," and updates to Policy 4727, "Shared Leave," were approved, which brings Shoreline into compliance for both. Highlighting the evening was an Enrollment and Marketing presentation by Judy Yu and Andrea Rye, followed by an Advising and Counseling update coordinated by Yvonne Terrell-Powell. Chair Edith Loyer Nelson remarked, "It was a good meeting with so many new faces and so much interesting information."

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FORMS, FORMS, FORMS
Are you looking for a form, but can't seem to remember where in your files to find it? The FORMS site houses many of the forms that are used on this campus and can be accessed via DAY AT A GLANCE. New upgrades to this site are being made, so check it out by clicking here or by using the button to your left.

CLASSIFIED STAFF WELLNESS - RELEASE TIME PROGRAM
Mon - Thurs, Fall Quarter, Various times The Intramural program, in conjunction with the Wellness committee, is once again providing fitness activities for students and campus employees. These activities are free of charge and include:
Kickboxing - Mondays and Wednesdays at 1:40 in RM 3025
Pilates - Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:30 in RM 3014
Yoga - Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:30 in RM 3014
Total Body Training - Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:40 in RM 3025

NEW THIS QUARTER!! EVENING YOGA - Mondays and Wednesdays at 4:30pm in RM 3011.

Classified Staff - talk to your supervisor about the possibility of receiving release time to take part in these fitness activities.

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Thursday, October 23, 2003

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PRISM CONCERTH
Thursday, October 23, 2003, 7:30 pm, Campus Theatre
Music Department Showcase! Vocal and instrumental groups perform music ranging from classical to big band. This is a benefit for the Peggy O’Coyne Music Scholarships.
$4.00 SCC Students and Seniors
$6.00 Staff, non SCC students
$8.00 General Public
Contact persons: Robert Bigley ext. 5899, Doug Reid ext. 4759, and Bruce Spitz ext. 4662

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HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Thursday, October 23, 2003 from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. in Room 1018
All staff and faculty are invited to come to Open Office Hours with President Holly Moore today between 12:30 and 2:00 p.m. All topics are open for discussion and the door stays open for everyone to stop by. If you have questions, please call Holly or Michele at Ext 4552.

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SHORELINE COLLEGE COUNCIL
The Shoreline College Council held its first meeting on Oct. 14th. Information regarding the proceedings of the meeting can be found on the Council intranet site.

RIDESHARE WEEKS, OCTOBER 13-24
This is the final week for Rideshare and a great time to try out carpooling or transit as an option to driving alone every day. Each work day morning, the state's Commute Trip Reduction Program removes approximately 17,000 vehicles from our state's roads. This saves space on the roads and reduces air pollution (by about 5,000 tons each year) and gasoline consumption (by 6 million gallons a year).

NEW THIS QUARTER!! EVENING YOGA - Mondays and Wednesdays at 4:30pm in RM 3011.

Classified Staff - talk to your supervisor about the possibility of receiving release time to take part in these fitness activities.

CONSIDER MAKING A GIFT
In remembrance of Jim McNamara, because his family requested no services, the Facilities Staff would like to pay tribute to the 16 years that Jim gave to the college by making a donation, in his name, to the SCC Foundation. If you would like to contribute, please send your donation to the foundation or contact Lynn Yaw at x4421.

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Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence. --- Robert Frost (1874 - 1963)

Wednesday, October 22, 2003

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FLU SHOTS FOR ALL - EXTENDED TIME
Wednesday, October 22, 11:30 - 1:30,
Dental Hygiene, Room 2513
Phyllis Henrichsen, under the auspices of Visiting Nurse Service of the Northwest, will be giving flu shots for the price of $20.00. She will also have some pneumonia vaccination available at $30.00 and tetanus vaccination at $40.00.
If you can't make it on Wednesday, you're encouraged to check with your healthcare provider or watch for other sites (pharmacies, etc.) offering flu shots in your area. Another source is North Seattle Public Health Center at 10501 Meridian Ave. N., (206)296-4765. Flu shots are $20.00; hours are 8-4, M-F.

JAPANESE CULTURAL FESTIVAL
Wednesday, October 22, 9:45am-12:15pm in the PUB
Come get your name written in beautiful calligraphy, make origami, watch martial arts demonstrations, try on a kimono, or find out your fortune. The students of the HTC Japan Hotel School program welcome staff, students, and faculty to visit this year's Japanese Festival in the canteen on Wednesday October 22. All morning long students will be sharing their culture with the campus community, so please come and join in. All activities are free and lots of fun. See you there!

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETS TODAY
Wednesday, October 22; 4:00 p.m., Board Room
Click Here! to see this month's Board of Trustees Agenda. All staff and faculty are invited to attend this monthly open public meeting. Information on Board goals, agendas and meeting minutes is available by clicking the "board of trustees" line on the menu to the left of DAAG.

TRIPLE HEADER - SOCCER AND VOLLEYBALL
Wednesday, Oct 22, from 2:00, 4:00, 7:00pm on the Soccer Field and gymnasium
Come and support your Dolphin athletic teams. This Wednesday, all three fall sports will be competing at home. Both soccer teams will play against Clark Community College at the College soccer field. The men's game is at 2:00 followed by the women's game at 4:00. Then at 7:00pm, the women's volleyball team will compete against Whatcom in the gymnasium. Admission is free for all students and campus employees.

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PRISM CONCERT
Thursday, October 23, 2003, 7:30 pm, Campus Theatre
Music Department Showcase! Vocal and instrumental groups perform music ranging from classical to big band. This is a benefit for the Peggy O’Coyne Music Scholarships.
$4.00 SCC Students and Seniors
$6.00 Staff, non SCC students
$8.00 General Public
Contact persons: Robert Bigley ext. 5899, Doug Reid ext. 4759, and Bruce Spitz ext. 4662

SHORELINE COLLEGE COUNCIL
The Shoreline College Council held its first meeting on Oct. 14th. Information regarding the proceedings of the meeting can be found on the Council intranet site.

NEW THIS QUARTER!! EVENING YOGA - Mondays and Wednesdays at 4:30pm in RM 3011.

Classified Staff - talk to your supervisor about the possibility of receiving release time to take part in these fitness activities.

SCC BOT WELCOMES JEFFREY LEWIS ON BOARD
Shoreline Community College is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeffrey P. Lewis as the newest member of the College’s Board of Trustees. >MORE

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