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Day at a Glance
Friday, October 29, 2004
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
HOLLY ATTENDS WACTC; CAROL
HENDERSON IS A-I-C
October 29
President Holly Moore is attending the monthly statewide presidents meeting
October 28 & 29 , to be held at Tacoma CC Thursday and Friday. While she is
off campus, VP Carol Henderson has been designated as
Administrator-in-Charge. Carol can be reached at ext. 4651.
UPDATE ON CONSTRUCTION:
TRAFFIC BACKUPS
October 28 & 29
The contractor for the campus water main project will be doing paving work
on various roadways and parking lots on Thursday and Friday (October 28 &
29). This will cause some traffic and parking problems, but most should be
of short duration. Those who are affected by the smell of asphalt fumes
should also be aware of this work. If you have questions, contact
Randy Stegmeier at
rstegmei@shoreline.edu .
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
****** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
SUSPENDED OPERATIONS MEMO
As we move into our winter season, President Holly Moore has issued the
annual reminder about Suspended Operations. Suspending operations for all
or part of a day is not a decision that is made lightly. Every effort will
be made to ascertain the weather conditions and the impacts to the safety of
our students and employees. Communications regarding suspended operations
will be issued promptly by the Public Information Office using our email,
website, and voicemail systems. Additional information will be issued to
the media via the Puget Sound Emergency Communications Systems website.
Please review the posted memo for
additional information plus procedures for reporting employee absences
during the time of suspended operations. This information will be
permanently posted to the DAAG homepage during the winter.
LEADERS IN THE CLASSROOM
AND THE BIG EVENT
Wednesday, November 10 from 8:30 - 9:20 am in the Campus Theater
Leslie Jones, former regional vice president for Qwest Communications, kicks
off the BIG Event (Business Information Gathering). The BIG Event is
sponsored by the Business Advisory Committee and faculty. Students
will be introduced to advisors in this area and have the opportunity to
discuss their academic and career goals. All students are invited to
attend!
At the time of her retirement
in 2002, Leslie provided leadership and direction for a 14-state area
including 10 Regional Inbound Consumer Call Centers employing approximately
2000 union-represented employees and 150 management employees. Leslie will
share her thoughts on how to look for opportunities to climb the corporate
ladder.
BOARD MEETING RECAP
The Board of Trustees held their regularly scheduled meeting on October 27,
2004. Highlights from the meeting include: a presentation by faculty
involved with the 2004 Summer Institutes to Jamaica, Peru, and China; report
on a summer teaching contract to the First Nations of Canada by Speech
Language Pathology Assistants faculty, report by Dr. Henderson and faculty
who attended the AACC conference in China this summer; reports from Vice
Presidents on the operations of the College, reports from the SCC
Federation, Classified Staff, and the Student Body Association.
The
Board held elections for this year’s officers of the Board. This year’s
officers will include: Elsa Welch, President; Jeff Lewis, Vice President;
Michele Foley, Secretary to the Board. A complete set of minutes from
this meeting will be posted to the website once they have been approved by
the Board. Information from this meeting will also be presented in Net
News.
OPEN FORUMS FOR VPHR
Tuesday November 2, TBD, 1000 Building, Board Room
Open Forums for the interview candidates for the Vice President for Human
Resources will be held. All interviews will take place in the Board Room of
the Administration Building. We encourage everyone to attend. Please
remember to bring any questions you would like to ask each candidate. Each
interview should last approximately 45 minutes. Names of candidates and
interview times will be posted on Day at a Glance the morning of November
2nd.
CLOSURE AT CASHIERS OFFICE
Monday - Wednesday, November 8, 9 and 10th
Due to the remodel/recarpetting in the 5000 Building, the Cashier's Office will be open 8:00 am to 4:30 pm on November 8, 9 and 10th. We will resume the normal business hours of 8:00 am - 6:30 pm the week of November 15th.
jfenske@shoreline.edu
UW INFO DAY AT SHORELINE
Thursday, November 4 from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm in the PUB Grand Ballroom
UW Info Day features more than 25 UW Admissions and major/department
advisors, right here on our campus. There will also be presentations
made during this day. Click for a
complete schedule.
WED NEWSLETTER - FALL
QUARTER
Greetings and welcome back to fall quarter! WED hopes you enjoy the first
edition of the Workforce
and Economic Development (WED) newsletter. This newsletter will be
published quarterly and made available on-line in an effort to help keep the
campus community informed of activities and opportunities through WED.
Please feel free to contact us x 7859 with suggestions and ideas for
improvement!
VIDEO: "BOWLING FOR
COLUMBINE"
Monday, November 1 from 12:30 -3:00 pm in the Canteen/958
Produced by Kathleen Glynn, Michael Donovan, Charles Bishop & Jim
Czarnecki. "Bowling for Columbine" is an alternately humorous and horrifying
film about the United States and the fact that 11,000 people die in America
each year at the hands of gun violence. This film is a journey through
America, and the rough our past, hoping to discover why our pursuit of
happiness is so riddled with violence. For more information, please contact
Esther Pineiro-Hall at 533-6618,
epineiro@shoreline.edu or Colleen Perrault at 546-6951,
cperraul@shoreline.edu .
WINTER 2005 CLASS SCHEDULE
WILL BE ONLINE
Monday, November 1
The Winter 2005 Credit Class Schedule will go online next Monday, November
1. Please direct students to the College website to begin researching
their classes for next quarter after next Monday.
FAST-A-THON
Tuesday, November 9, 4:30 - 6:30pm, PUB
Cafeteria
Join us for a free dinner and some insight on Ramadan!!!
Contact: Umair Ahmad president@shoreline.msanw.org
SCC FOUNDATION COMMUNITY
BREAKFAST
Tuesday, November 9, 7:00am, Grand PUB Ballroom
Mark your calendars for the 7th annual SCC Foundation Community Breakfast to
honor several of our community partners and the SCC Alumni of the Year.
Tickets are $40 per person. RSVP to Lynn Yaw at
lyaw@shoreline.edu by Nov.
1. Proceeds from the breakfast will be used to benefit SCC students.
DISABILITY MOVIE: "WITHOUT
PITY"
Monday, November 1, 3:00 - 4:30pm, PUB, Room 958, near the
cafeteria
This documentary is narrated by the late Christopher Reeve about the struggles
and successes of seven individuals with disabilities in their determination
to be self-sufficient. The Disability Movie is being sponsored by the
Self-Awareness Club.
INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, November 3, 9am - 2pm, PUB Ballroom
In and out of state university admission representatives provide
information and answers to unique and complicated admission requirements for
Shoreline international students. In addition, university representatives
may have some information available for domestic students as well.
GET OUT AND VOTE
Monday, November 1, 8am-1pm, Pagoda Union Building
On Monday November 1, the Student Body Association will be holding a Get out
and Vote celebration. It will take place inside the Pagoda Union Building
from eight AM until one PM. The End, a local radio station, will be parked
in front of the Pagoda Building helping to promote voting as well to give
away free prizes to students. Campaign Representatives will be present and
speaking at the celebration. The Hip-Hop club will be holding an open MC.
The Black Student Union will be performing skits and the Film club will be
showing shorts films. The Rainbow Club, Action 4 Change, the Worldly
Philosopher's Club, and other campus groups and individuals are also
planning tables, workshops and events. Our main goal is to have as many
participating clubs as active as possible sharing on policies and
initiatives that directly affect students at large. We would greatly
appreciate your assistance in promoting the e!
vent to your students on November 1. If you have any questions or would
like participate, please contact Megan Ballock at X6996.
SAVE THE DATE - NOVEMBER 19
Friday, November 19 from 12:45 pm to 2:30 pm
Please mark your calendars for our first All-campus meeting for this
academic year on Friday, November 19th in the PUB Ballroom. A number of
critical issues related to communications and campus climate will be brought
forward for discussion. This will be an opportunity for the campus community
to provide their input and ideas on these issues and to contribute towards
developing an action plan. More information will be forthcoming closer to
the meeting date.
FLEXIBLE BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
Monday, October 18, Rm 1015
Enrollment is now open for the 2005 Flexible Benefit Plan. Take advantage of this opportunity to set aside non-taxed money for your health expenses not covered by insurance. Examples are deductibles, non-covered dental expenses, co-pays and certain over-the-counter medications. Please remember -
if you participated in 2004, you must re-enroll in order to participate in 2005. Contact Colleen Higbee at
chigbee@shoreline.edu or at x4510 for enrollment materials.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Nov. 15 -19
International Education Week is a nationally recognized annual event
intended to raise public awareness of global and cultural issues.
Numerous events will be held on campus including guest lecturers,
symposiums, informational sessions, and entertainment. All are welcome to
attend. Contact the International Programs Office at (206) 533-6676
for more information or download a
schedule of the week's events.
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Day at a Glance
Thursday, October 28, 2004
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
GOODBYE MIKE DAHLAGER
Thursday, October 28 from 2:45 - 3:45 pm in the Student Lounge in
Building 5000
After 27 continuous years of attending classes on campus Mike Dahlager is
leaving us to move to California. Mike started here in 1977. He finally
received his Associate in Arts and Sciences degree in 2000. Please come and
wish him well, and see him get his well deserved Dolphie award!
PRISM CONCERT
Thursday, October 28 at 7:30 in the Campus Theater
This special Music Department concert showcases our Choral, Funkngroove,
Bluegrass, and Jazz Band groups with more great music from classical to pop.
Your ticket purchase benefits our O'Coyne Music Scholarship fund - a really
good thing. See you Thursday night!
HOLLY ATTENDS WACTC; CAROL
HENDERSON IS A-I-C
October 28 & 29
President Holly Moore is attending the monthly statewide presidents meeting
October 28 & 29 , to be held at Tacoma CC Thursday and Friday. While she is
off campus, VP Carol Henderson has been designated as
Administrator-in-Charge. Carol can be reached at ext. 4651.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
SUSPENDED OPERATIONS MEMO
As we move into our winter season, President Holly Moore has issued the
annual reminder about Suspended Operations. Suspending operations for all
or part of a day is not a decision that is made lightly. Every effort will
be made to ascertain the weather conditions and the impacts to the safety of
our students and employees. Communications regarding suspended operations
will be issued promptly by the Public Information Office using our email,
website, and voicemail systems. Additional information will be issued to
the media via the Puget Sound Emergency Communications Systems website.
Please review the posted memo for
additional information plus procedures for reporting employee absences
during the time of suspended operations. This information will be
permanently posted to the DAAG homepage during the winter.
LEADERS IN THE CLASSROOM
AND THE BIG EVENT
Wednesday, November 10 from 8:30 - 9:20 am in the Campus Theater
Leslie Jones, former regional vice president for Qwest Communications, kicks
off the BIG Event (Business Information Gathering). The BIG Event is
sponsored by the Business Advisory Committee and faculty. Students
will be introduced to advisors in this area and have the opportunity to
discuss their academic and career goals. All students are invited to
attend!
At the time of her retirement
in 2002, Leslie provided leadership and direction for a 14-state area
including 10 Regional Inbound Consumer Call Centers employing approximately
2000 union-represented employees and 150 management employees. Leslie will
share her thoughts on how to look for opportunities to climb the corporate
ladder.
BOARD MEETING RECAP
The Board of Trustees held their regularly scheduled meeting on October 27,
2004. Highlights from the meeting include: a presentation by faculty
involved with the 2004 Summer Institutes to Jamaica, Peru, and China; report
on a summer teaching contract to the First Nations of Canada by Speech
Language Pathology Assistants faculty, report by Dr. Henderson and faculty
who attended the AACC conference in China this summer; reports from Vice
Presidents on the operations of the College, reports from the SCC
Federation, Classified Staff, and the Student Body Association.
The
Board held elections for this year’s officers of the Board. This year’s
officers will include: Elsa Welch, President; Jeff Lewis, Vice President;
Michele Foley, Secretary to the Board. A complete set of minutes from
this meeting will be posted to the website once they have been approved by
the Board. Information from this meeting will also be presented in Net
News.
OPEN FORUMS FOR VPHR
Tuesday November 2, TBD, 1000 Building, Board Room
Open Forums for the interview candidates for the Vice President for Human
Resources will be held. All interviews will take place in the Board Room of
the Administration Building. We encourage everyone to attend. Please
remember to bring any questions you would like to ask each candidate. Each
interview should last approximately 45 minutes. Names of candidates and
interview times will be posted on Day at a Glance the morning of November
2nd.
CLOSURE AT CASHIERS OFFICE
Monday - Wednesday, November 8, 9 and 10th
Due to the remodel/recarpetting in the 5000 Building, the Cashier's Office will be open 8:00 am to 4:30 pm on November 8, 9 and 10th. We will resume the normal business hours of 8:00 am - 6:30 pm the week of November 15th.
jfenske@shoreline.edu
****** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
UPDATE ON CONSTRUCTION:
TRAFFIC BACKUPS
The contractor for the campus water main project will be doing paving work
on various roadways and parking lots on Thursday and Friday (October 28 &
29). This will cause some traffic and parking problems, but most should be
of short duration. Those who are affected by the smell of asphalt fumes
should also be aware of this work. If you have questions, contact
Randy Stegmeier at
rstegmei@shoreline.edu .
FREE MOVIE SHOWING OF 911
FAHRENHEIT, MICHAEL MOORE'S DOCUMENTARY
Thursday, October 28 from 12:30 - 3:00 pm in the CANTEEN
Come to a free showing of Michael Moore's movie 911 Fahrenheit. Free
snacks! Learn about the Shoreline Student for Peace and Justice Club.
MICHAEL MOORE DOCUMENTARY
FOOTAGE NOT SEEN IN THEATRES
Wednesday, October 27 from 12:30 - 2:00 pm in the PUB CANTEEN
Michael Moore's documentary footage for 911 Fahrenheit not seen with the
original movie. If you saw the movie and were amazed by it be sure to
come see the footage - even if you didn't see the movie.
UW INFO DAY AT SHORELINE
Thursday, November 4 from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm in the PUB Grand Ballroom
UW Info Day features more than 25 UW Admissions and major/department
advisors, right here on our campus. There will also be presentations
made during this day. Click for a
complete schedule.
WED NEWSLETTER - FALL
QUARTER
Greetings and welcome back to fall quarter! WED hopes you enjoy the first
edition of the Workforce
and Economic Development (WED) newsletter. This newsletter will be
published quarterly and made available on-line in an effort to help keep the
campus community informed of activities and opportunities through WED.
Please feel free to contact us x 7859 with suggestions and ideas for
improvement!
VIDEO: "BOWLING FOR
COLUMBINE"
Monday, November 1 from 12:30 -3:00 pm in the Canteen/958
Produced by Kathleen Glynn, Michael Donovan, Charles Bishop & Jim
Czarnecki. "Bowling for Columbine" is an alternately humorous and horrifying
film about the United States and the fact that 11,000 people die in America
each year at the hands of gun violence. This film is a journey through
America, and the rough our past, hoping to discover why our pursuit of
happiness is so riddled with violence. For more information, please contact
Esther Pineiro-Hall at 533-6618,
epineiro@shoreline.edu or Colleen Perrault at 546-6951,
cperraul@shoreline.edu .
WINTER 2005 CLASS SCHEDULE
WILL BE ONLINE
Monday, November 1
The Winter 2005 Credit Class Schedule will go online next Monday, November
1. Please direct students to the College website to begin researching
their classes for next quarter after next Monday.
FAST-A-THON
Tuesday, November 9, 4:30 - 6:30pm, PUB
Cafeteria
Join us for a free dinner and some insight on Ramadan!!!
Contact: Umair Ahmad president@shoreline.msanw.org
SCC FOUNDATION COMMUNITY
BREAKFAST
Tuesday, November 9, 7:00am, Grand PUB Ballroom
Mark your calendars for the 7th annual SCC Foundation Community Breakfast to
honor several of our community partners and the SCC Alumni of the Year.
Tickets are $40 per person. RSVP to Lynn Yaw at
lyaw@shoreline.edu by Nov.
1. Proceeds from the breakfast will be used to benefit SCC students.
DISABILITY MOVIE: "WITHOUT
PITY"
Monday, November 1, 3:00 - 4:30pm, PUB, Room 958, near the
cafeteria
This documentary is narrated by the late Christopher Reeve about the struggles
and successes of seven individuals with disabilities in their determination
to be self-sufficient. The Disability Movie is being sponsored by the
Self-Awareness Club.
INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, November 3, 9am - 2pm, PUB Ballroom
In and out of state university admission representatives provide
information and answers to unique and complicated admission requirements for
Shoreline international students. In addition, university representatives
may have some information available for domestic students as well.
GET OUT AND VOTE
Monday, November 1, 8am-1pm, Pagoda Union Building
On Monday November 1, the Student Body Association will be holding a Get out
and Vote celebration. It will take place inside the Pagoda Union Building
from eight AM until one PM. The End, a local radio station, will be parked
in front of the Pagoda Building helping to promote voting as well to give
away free prizes to students. Campaign Representatives will be present and
speaking at the celebration. The Hip-Hop club will be holding an open MC.
The Black Student Union will be performing skits and the Film club will be
showing shorts films. The Rainbow Club, Action 4 Change, the Worldly
Philosopher's Club, and other campus groups and individuals are also
planning tables, workshops and events. Our main goal is to have as many
participating clubs as active as possible sharing on policies and
initiatives that directly affect students at large. We would greatly
appreciate your assistance in promoting the e!
vent to your students on November 1. If you have any questions or would
like participate, please contact Megan Ballock at X6996.
SAVE THE DATE - NOVEMBER 19
Friday, November 19 from 12:45 pm to 2:30 pm
Please mark your calendars for our first All-campus meeting for this
academic year on Friday, November 19th in the PUB Ballroom. A number of
critical issues related to communications and campus climate will be brought
forward for discussion. This will be an opportunity for the campus community
to provide their input and ideas on these issues and to contribute towards
developing an action plan. More information will be forthcoming closer to
the meeting date.
FLEXIBLE BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
Monday, October 18, Rm 1015
Enrollment is now open for the 2005 Flexible Benefit Plan. Take advantage of this opportunity to set aside non-taxed money for your health expenses not covered by insurance. Examples are deductibles, non-covered dental expenses, co-pays and certain over-the-counter medications. Please remember -
if you participated in 2004, you must re-enroll in order to participate in 2005. Contact Colleen Higbee at
chigbee@shoreline.edu or at x4510 for enrollment materials.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Nov. 15 -19
International Education Week is a nationally recognized annual event
intended to raise public awareness of global and cultural issues.
Numerous events will be held on campus including guest lecturers,
symposiums, informational sessions, and entertainment. All are welcome to
attend. Contact the International Programs Office at (206) 533-6676
for more information or download a
schedule of the week's events.
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Day at a Glance
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
VOLUNTEERS AND EXTRAS
NEEDED
Wednesday, October 27, 3:00pm, Room 1524
The Film Club has started production on the shorts and documentaries for the
Get Out the Vote event on Nov.1 Anyone who is interested in being involved
in crew, acting, writing, etc... . contact Erik Wegner at (541) 300-0243 or
erik_wegner@yahoo.com We shoot
Monday-Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.-12:30 and 3:00-5:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to
get involved.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEET TODAY
4:00pm in the Building 1000 Board Room
Shoreline's Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting today
beginning at 4:00pm in the Board Room of the Administration Building.
Click here to view the agenda, which
is also posted to the Board's web page, accessible by clicking on the menu
to the left of DAAG. PIO will post a recap of the October Board
Meeting on DAAG.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
PRISM CONCERT
Thursday, October 28 at 7:30 in the Campus Theater
This special Music Department concert showcases our Choral, Funkngroove,
Bluegrass, and Jazz Band groups with more great music from classical to pop.
Your ticket purchase benefits our O'Coyne Music Scholarship fund - a really
good thing. See you Thursday night!
UPDATE ON CONSTRUCTION:
TRAFFIC BACKUPS
The contractor for the campus water main project will be doing paving work
on various roadways and parking lots on Thursday and Friday (October 28 &
29). This will cause some traffic and parking problems, but most should be
of short duration. Those who are affected by the smell of asphalt fumes
should also be aware of this work. If you have questions, contact
Randy Stegmeier at
rstegmei@shoreline.edu .
GOODBYE MIKE DAHLAGER
Thursday, October 28 from 2:45 - 3:45 pm in the Student Lounge in
Building 5000
After 27 continuous years of attending classes on campus Mike Dahlager is
leaving us to move to California. Mike started here in 1977. He finally
received his Associate in Arts and Sciences degree in 2000. Please come and
wish him well, and see him get his well deserved Dolphie award!
UW INFO DAY AT SHORELINE
Thursday, November 4 from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm in the PUB Grand Ballroom
UW Info Day features more than 25 UW Admissions and major/department
advisors, right here on our campus. There will also be presentations
made during this day. Click for a
complete schedule.
WED NEWSLETTER - FALL
QUARTER
Greetings and welcome back to fall quarter! WED hopes you enjoy the first
edition of the Workforce
and Economic Development (WED) newsletter. This newsletter will be
published quarterly and made available on-line in an effort to help keep the
campus community informed of activities and opportunities through WED.
Please feel free to contact us x 7859 with suggestions and ideas for
improvement!
VIDEO: "BOWLING FOR
COLUMBINE"
Monday, November 1 from 12:30 -3:00 pm in the Canteen/958
Produced by Kathleen Glynn, Michael Donovan, Charles Bishop & Jim
Czarnecki. "Bowling for Columbine" is an alternately humorous and horrifying
film about the United States and the fact that 11,000 people die in America
each year at the hands of gun violence. This film is a journey through
America, and the rough our past, hoping to discover why our pursuit of
happiness is so riddled with violence. For more information, please contact
Esther Pineiro-Hall at 533-6618,
epineiro@shoreline.edu or Colleen Perrault at 546-6951,
cperraul@shoreline.edu .
FREE MOVIE SHOWING OF 911
FAHRENHEIT, MICHAEL MOORE'S DOCUMENTARY
Thursday, October 28 from 12:30 - 3:00 pm in the CANTEEN
Come to a free showing of Michael Moore's movie 911 Fahrenheit. Free
snacks! Learn about the Shoreline Student for Peace and Justice Club.
MICHAEL MOORE DOCUMENTARY
FOOTAGE NOT SEEN IN THEATRES
Wednesday, October 27 from 12:30 - 2:00 pm in the PUB CANTEEN
Michael Moore's documentary footage for 911 Fahrenheit not seen with the
original movie. If you saw the movie and were amazed by it be sure to
come see the footage - even if you didn't see the movie.
CLOSURE AT CASHIERS OFFICE
Monday - Wednesday, November 8, 9 and 10th
Due to the remodel/recarpetting in the 5000 Building, the Cashier's Office will be open 8:00 am to 4:30 pm on November 8, 9 and 10th. We will resume the our normal business hours of 8:00 am - 6:00 pm the week of November 15th.
jfenske@shoreline.edu
****** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
WINTER 2005 CLASS SCHEDULE
WILL BE ONLINE
Monday, November 1
The Winter 2005 Credit Class Schedule will go online next Monday, November
1. Please direct students to the College website to begin researching
their classes for next quarter after next Monday.
FAST-A-THON
Tuesday, November 9, 4:30 - 6:30pm, PUB
Cafeteria
Join us for a free dinner and some insight on Ramadan!!!
Contact: Umair Ahmad president@shoreline.msanw.org
SCC FOUNDATION COMMUNITY
BREAKFAST
Tuesday, November 9, 7:00am, Grand PUB Ballroom
Mark your calendars for the 7th annual SCC Foundation Community Breakfast to
honor several of our community partners and the SCC Alumni of the Year.
Tickets are $40 per person. RSVP to Lynn Yaw at
lyaw@shoreline.edu by Nov.
1. Proceeds from the breakfast will be used to benefit SCC students.
DISABILITY MOVIE: "WITHOUT
PITY"
Monday, November 1, 3:00 - 4:30pm, PUB, Room 958, near the
cafeteria
This documentary is narrated by the late Christopher Reeve about the struggles
and successes of seven individuals with disabilities in their determination
to be self-sufficient. The Disability Movie is being sponsored by the
Self-Awareness Club.
INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, November 3, 9am - 2pm, PUB Ballroom
In and out of state university admission representatives provide
information and answers to unique and complicated admission requirements for
Shoreline international students. In addition, university representatives
may have some information available for domestic students as well.
FORMER DIRECTOR OF
ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION WILLAMAY PYM DIES
Former Director of Admissions and Registration Willamay Pym died Wednesday,
October 13th at the age of 87. In 1963, Willamay became the first Registrar
at Shoreline Community College, a position she held until she retired in
1978. Willamay returned to SCC to volunteer as a conversation tutor in the
Essential Skills Program in January, 2003.
GET OUT AND VOTE
Monday, November 1, 8am-1pm, Pagoda Union Building
On Monday November 1, the Student Body Association will be holding a Get out
and Vote celebration. It will take place inside the Pagoda Union Building
from eight AM until one PM. The End, a local radio station, will be parked
in front of the Pagoda Building helping to promote voting as well to give
away free prizes to students. Campaign Representatives will be present and
speaking at the celebration. The Hip-Hop club will be holding an open MC.
The Black Student Union will be performing skits and the Film club will be
showing shorts films. The Rainbow Club, Action 4 Change, the Worldly
Philosopher's Club, and other campus groups and individuals are also
planning tables, workshops and events. Our main goal is to have as many
participating clubs as active as possible sharing on policies and
initiatives that directly affect students at large. We would greatly
appreciate your assistance in promoting the e!
vent to your students on November 1. If you have any questions or would
like participate, please contact Megan Ballock at X6996.
SAVE THE DATE - NOVEMBER 19
Friday, November 19 from 12:45 pm to 2:30 pm
Please mark your calendars for our first All-campus meeting for this
academic year on Friday, November 19th in the PUB Ballroom. A number of
critical issues related to communications and campus climate will be brought
forward for discussion. This will be an opportunity for the campus community
to provide their input and ideas on these issues and to contribute towards
developing an action plan. More information will be forthcoming closer to
the meeting date.
FLEXIBLE BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
Monday, October 18, Rm 1015
Enrollment is now open for the 2005 Flexible Benefit Plan. Take advantage of this opportunity to set aside non-taxed money for your health expenses not covered by insurance. Examples are deductibles, non-covered dental expenses, co-pays and certain over-the-counter medications. Please remember -
if you participated in 2004, you must re-enroll in order to participate in 2005. Contact Colleen Higbee at
chigbee@shoreline.edu or at x4510 for enrollment materials.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Nov. 15 -19
International Education Week is a nationally recognized annual event
intended to raise public awareness of global and cultural issues.
Numerous events will be held on campus including guest lecturers,
symposiums, informational sessions, and entertainment. All are welcome to
attend. Contact the International Programs Office at (206) 533-6676
for more information or download a
schedule of the week's events.
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Day at a Glance
Tuesday, October 26, 2004
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
PARENT CHILD
CENTER'S COSTUME WALK
Tuesday, October 26
Well folks, it is that time again. The children from the Parent-Child Center
will be putting on their costumes and parading around campus. We know that
the 26th is a little early to trick-or-treat, but due to other events at the
PCC, we are just going to start dressing up early. If you would like the
children to come by so you can see them just let us know. Please email
Heather at hmckenzi@shoreline.edu
so we can plan our route. If you would like to have treats for the kids
please make sure it is nothing homemade. There will be about 80 children
from four months to six years old.
HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE
HOURS
Tuesday, October 26, 12:30 to 2:00pm, Room 1018
Take a mid-quarter break and stop by President Moore's office for Open Office Hours.
The door stays open, everyone is welcome--and all topics are open for
discussion! See you Tuesday!!
NINOTCHKA ROSCA - "Women
and War"
Tuesday, October 26, 7:30pm, Gymnasium
Ninotchka Rosca is the Philippine’s pre-eminent novelist, author of five
books and recipient of the 1993 American Book Award for Excellence in
Literature. A political prisoner under the Marcos regime, Rosca is on the
board of the Survivors Committee, a network of former political prisoners
and human rights activists. Rosca is the founding chair of GABRIELA Network,
a Philippine-U.S. women’s solidarity organization working against the
trafficking of women, including the mail-order bride industry, the colonial
imposition of prostitution on Third World women and the role of the IMF/World
Bank/WTO in creating a global sex trade. She is currently the international
spokesperson for the Purple Rose Campaign Against the Sex Trafficking of
Filipinas and Filipino children. General admission is $10, $8 for seniors,
students, SCC faculty and staff, and $4 for SCC students with College ID and
children 14 and younger.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
WINTER 2005 CLASS SCHEDULE
WILL BE ONLINE
Monday, November 1
The Winter 2005 Credit Class Schedule will go online next Monday, November
1. Please direct students to the College website to begin researching
their classes for next quarter.
PRISM CONCERT
Thursday, October 28, 7:30pm, Campus Theater
This special Music Department concert showcases our Choral, Funkngroove, Bluegrass and Jazz Band groups with more great music from classical to pop.
Your ticket purchase benefits our O'Coyne Music Scholarship fund - a really good thing. See you Thursday night!
Contact: mmelvin@shoreline.edu
FAST-A-THON
Tuesday, November 9, 4:30 - 6:30pm, PUB
Cafeteria
Join us for a free dinner and some insight on Ramadan!!!
Contact: Umair Ahmad president@shoreline.msanw.org
****** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
SCC FOUNDATION COMMUNITY
BREAKFAST
Tuesday, November 9, 7:00am, Grand PUB Ballroom
Mark your calendars for the 7th annual SCC Foundation Community Breakfast to
honor several of our community partners and the SCC Alumni of the Year.
Tickets are $40 per person. RSVP to Lynn Yaw at
lyaw@shoreline.edu by Nov.
1. Proceeds from the breakfast will be used to benefit SCC students.
DISABILITY MOVIE: "WITHOUT
PITY"
Monday, November 1, 3:00 - 4:30pm, PUB, Room 958, near the
cafeteria
This documentary is narrated by the late Christopher Reeve about the struggles
and successes of seven individuals with disabilities in their determination
to be self-sufficient. The Disability Movie is being sponsored by the
Self-Awareness Club.
VOLUNTEERS AND EXTRAS
NEEDED
Wednesday, October 27, 3:00pm, Room 1524
The Film Club has started production on the shorts and documentaries for the
Get Out the Vote event on Nov.1 Anyone who is interested in being involved
in crew, acting, writing, etc... . contact Erik Wegner at (541) 300-0243 or
erik_wegner@yahoo.com We shoot
Monday-Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.-12:30 and 3:00-5:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to
get involved.
INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, November 3, 9am - 2pm, PUB Ballroom
In and out of state university admission representatives provide
information and answers to unique and complicated admission requirements for
Shoreline international students. In addition, university representatives
may have some information available for domestic students as well.
FORMER DIRECTOR OF
ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION WILLAMAY PYM DIES
Former Director of Admissions and Registration Willamay Pym died Wednesday,
October 13th at the age of 87. In 1963, Willamay became the first Registrar
at Shoreline Community College, a position she held until she retired in
1978. Willamay returned to SCC to volunteer as a conversation tutor in the
Essential Skills Program in January, 2003.
GET OUT AND VOTE
Monday, November 1, 8am-1pm, Pagoda Union Building
On Monday November 1, the Student Body Association will be holding a Get out
and Vote celebration. It will take place inside the Pagoda Union Building
from eight AM until one PM. The End, a local radio station, will be parked
in front of the Pagoda Building helping to promote voting as well to give
away free prizes to students. Campaign Representatives will be present and
speaking at the celebration. The Hip-Hop club will be holding an open MC.
The Black Student Union will be performing skits and the Film club will be
showing shorts films. The Rainbow Club, Action 4 Change, the Worldly
Philosopher's Club, and other campus groups and individuals are also
planning tables, workshops and events. Our main goal is to have as many
participating clubs as active as possible sharing on policies and
initiatives that directly affect students at large. We would greatly
appreciate your assistance in promoting the e!
vent to your students on November 1. If you have any questions or would
like participate, please contact Megan Ballock at X6996.
SAVE THE DATE - NOVEMBER 19
Friday, November 19 from 12:45 pm to 2:30 pm
Please mark your calendars for our first All-campus meeting for this
academic year on Friday, November 19th in the PUB Ballroom. A number of
critical issues related to communications and campus climate will be brought
forward for discussion. This will be an opportunity for the campus community
to provide their input and ideas on these issues and to contribute towards
developing an action plan. More information will be forthcoming closer to
the meeting date.
FLEXIBLE BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
Monday, October 18, Rm 1015
Enrollment is now open for the 2005 Flexible Benefit Plan. Take advantage of this opportunity to set aside non-taxed money for your health expenses not covered by insurance. Examples are deductibles, non-covered dental expenses, co-pays and certain over-the-counter medications. Please remember -
if you participated in 2004, you must re-enroll in order to participate in 2005. Contact Colleen Higbee at
chigbee@shoreline.edu or at x4510 for enrollment materials.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Nov. 15 -19
International Education Week is a nationally recognized annual event
intended to raise public awareness of global and cultural issues.
Numerous events will be held on campus including guest lecturers,
symposiums, informational sessions, and entertainment. All are welcome to
attend. Contact the International Programs Office at (206) 533-6676
for more information or download a
schedule of the week's events.
ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS
The Organizational Charts are available on the Intranet Website. New Format:
All links on this site now point to MS Word documents instead of web pages.
This will load MS Word and will make for easier printing.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetcharts/ If you have questions
please contact Debbie Sherman at ext. 5880 dsherman@shoreline.edu.
Note: Theses charts are always listed under Academic Divisions,
Departments, Human Resources, and the Site Map on the left menu of this Day
at a Glance page.
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Monday, October 25, 2004
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
VIDEO: "THE STRENGTH TO
RESIST: BEYOND KILLING US SOFTLY"
Monday, October 25, 12:30-2:00pm, Canteen/958
This documentary examines the image of women in advertising and the messages
that dominate the media. Young women and leading authorities in the fields
of gender studies, violence against women, and media literacy speak about
practical solutions and the best tactics for reclaiming our culture.
For more information, please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall at x6618 or Colleen
Perrault at x6951.
ATHLETICS TRIPLE HEADER
Monday, October 25 , 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 pm at the College Soccer
Field and Gymnasium
Monday October 25 is Triple-Header Monday for the Athletic Department. At
2:00 and 4:00 Shoreline will host Olympic in soccer. The women's game is at
2:00 followed by the men's game at 4:00. Then at 7:00pm, the women's
volleyball team will take on north-end rival Edmonds. All three teams are
very competitive and fun to watch. The volleyball team has already secured
a spot in the NWAACC Championship tournament. Come out and support your
Dolphins. Admission is free for all students and campus employees.
VOLUNTEERS AND EXTRAS
NEEDED
Monday & Wednesday, October 25 and 27at 3:00 pm in Room 1524
The Film Club has started production on the shorts and documentaries for the
Get Out the Vote event on Nov.1 Anyone who is interested in being involved
in crew, acting, writing, etc... contact Erik Wegner at (541) 300-0243 or
erik_wegner@yahoo.com . We shoot
Monday-Wednesday at 11:30 am-12:30 and 3:00-5:00 pm. Everyone is invited to
get involved.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE
HOURS
Tuesday, October 26, 12:30 to 2:00 pm, Room 1018
Take a mid-quarter break and stop by President Moore's office for Open Office Hours.
The door stays open, everyone is welcome--and all topics are open for
discussion! See you Tuesday!!
INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, November 3 from 9 - 2 p.m. in the PUB Ballroom
In & out of state university admission representatives provide
information and answers to unique and complicated admission requirements for
Shoreline international students. In addition, university representatives
may have some information available for domestic students as well.
NINOTCHKA ROSCA - "Women
and War"
Tuesday, October 26 at 7:30 pm in the SCC Gymnasium
Ninotchka Rosca is the Philippine’s pre-eminent novelist, author of five
books and recipient of the 1993 American Book Award for Excellence in
Literature. A political prisoner under the Marcos regime, Rosca is on the
board of the Survivors Committee, a network of former political prisoners
and human rights activists. Rosca is the founding chair of GABRIELA Network,
a Philippine-U.S. women’s solidarity organization working against the
trafficking of women, including the mail-order bride industry, the colonial
imposition of prostitution on Third World women and the role of the IMF/World
Bank/WTO in creating a global sex trade. She is currently the international
spokesperson for the Purple Rose Campaign Against the Sex Trafficking of
Filipinas and Filipino children. General admission is $10, $8 for seniors,
students, SCC faculty and staff, and $4 for SCC students with College ID and
children 14 and younger.
SCC FOUNDATION COMMUNITY
BREAKFAST
Tuesday, November 9 at 7:00 am in the Grand PUB Ballroom
Mark your calendars for the 7th annual SCC Foundation Community Breakfast to
honor several of our community partners and the SCC Alumni of the Year.
Tickets are $40 per person. RSVP to Lynn Yaw at
lyaw@shoreline.edu by Nov.
1. Proceeds from the breakfast will be used to benefit SCC students.
DISABILITY MOVIE: "WITHOUT
PITY"
Monday, November 1 from 3:00 - 4:30 pm in the PUB, Room 958 near the
cafeteria
This documentary is narrated by late Christopher Reeve about the struggles
and successes of seven individuals with disabilities in their determination
to be self-sufficient.
****** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
FORMER DIRECTOR OF
ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION WILLAMAY PYM DIES
Former Director of Admissions and Registration Willamay Pym died Wednesday,
October 13th at the age of 87. In 1963, Willamay became the first Registrar
at Shoreline Community College, a position she held until she retired in
1978. Willamay returned to SCC to volunteer as a conversation tutor in the
Essential Skills Program in January, 2003.
GET OUT AND VOTE
Monday, November 1 at 8 am-1 pm in the Pagoda Union Building
On Monday November 1, the Student Body Association will be holding a Get out
and Vote celebration. It will take place inside the Pagoda Union Building
from eight AM until one PM. The End, a local radio station, will be parked
in front of the Pagoda Building helping to promote voting as well to give
away free prizes to students. Campaign Representatives will be present and
speaking at the celebration. The Hip-Hop club will be holding an open MC.
The Black Student Union will be performing skits and the Film club will be
showing shorts films. The Rainbow Club, Action 4 Change, the Worldly
Philosopher's Club, and other campus groups and individuals are also
planning tables, workshops and events. Our main goal is to have as many
participating clubs as active as possible sharing on policies and
initiatives that directly affect students at large. We would greatly
appreciate your assistance in promoting the e!
vent to your students on November 1. If you have any questions or would
like participate, please contact Megan Ballock at X6996.
SAVE THE DATE - NOVEMBER 19
Friday, November 19 from 12:45 pm to 2:30 pm
Please mark your calendars for our first All-campus meeting for this
academic year on Friday, November 19th in the PUB Ballroom. A number of
critical issues related to communications and campus climate will be brought
forward for discussion. This will be an opportunity for the campus community
to provide their input and ideas on these issues and to contribute towards
developing an action plan. More information will be forthcoming closer to
the meeting date.
PRESENTATION: GOSPEL MUSIC
Tuesday October 26, 8:30-10:20am, Room 818
Presented by Phyllis Byrdwell, director of the Mt. Zion Baptist Gospel
Choirs and the University of Washington Gospel Choir.
Participants in this session learn about the history of gospel music in
the U.S. and a song, too. For more information, please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall
at x6618 or Colleen Perrault at x6951.
"GLOBAL EYES" SERIES - IN
SEARCH OF THE GIANT MACAWS OF THE AMAZON BASIN
Tuesday, October 26, 3:00-4:00pm, Room 1102
Traveling from Lima to Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and on to the
Peruvian Amazon, Don McVay (Emeritus Biology and Zoology Professor) and his
wife Sandi will share photos of their recent adventures. The McVays’
presentation will include stories about Peru and their research project on
the large Macaws (Scarlet, Red and Green, and Yellow and Blue) at
the Tambopata Research Center. Staff, students and faculty are encouraged
to attend!
ARTSTOR: THOUSANDS OF
IMAGES FOR INSTRUCTIONAL USE
Tuesday, October 26, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 4214
ARTstor is a non-profit initiative, founded by The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation, with a mission to use digital technology to enhance scholarship,
teaching and learning in the arts and associated fields. Their aim is to
assemble image collections from across many time periods and cultures that
will, in the aggregate, have sufficient depth, breadth, and coherence to
support a wide range of educational and scholarly activities. The collection
includes a repository of hundreds of thousands of digital images drawn from
different sources, such as museums, archaeological teams, photo archives,
slide collections, and art reference publishers. Most importantly, the tools
to actively use those images are included in the database. Instructors from
a wide variety of disciplines will find this a most valuable resource.
Presented by Tom Moran, librarian, Leslie Potter-Henderson, librarian and
Mary Wills, art history.
FLEXIBLE BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
Monday, October 18, Rm 1015
Enrollment is now open for the 2005 Flexible Benefit Plan. Take advantage of this opportunity to set aside non-taxed money for your health expenses not covered by insurance. Examples are deductibles, non-covered dental expenses, co-pays and certain over-the-counter medications. Please remember -
if you participated in 2004, you must re-enroll in order to participate in 2005. Contact Colleen Higbee at
chigbee@shoreline.edu or at x4510 for enrollment materials.
FACULTY CONTRACT IS NOW RATIFIED
At a special meeting of the Board of Trustees on
Monday, October 18, 2004, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to ratify
the contract between the Board and the Shoreline Community College
Federation of Teachers, Local 1950, AFT WA/AFT/AFL-CIO, effective July 1,
2004, through June 30, 2007.
Paul Burton, chair of the Board of Trustees, commented that he was
particularly pleased with the increased allocations for training for
faculty, noting that learning is lifelong. He thanked the members of both
negotiations teams for their fine work.
President Holly Moore and VP Carol Henderson thanked the faculty members on the
negotiations team who were in attendance, Karen Kreutzer and Donna Wilde.
In addition, Ken LaFountaine, past president of the Federation and a member of
the negotiations team was recognized for his
service on an issues team for this contract.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER'S COSTUME WALK
Tuesday, October 26
Well folks, it is that time again. The children from the Parent-Child Center
will be putting on their costumes and parading around campus. We know that
the 26th is a little early to trick-or-treat, but due to other events at the
PCC we are just going to start dressing up early. If you would like the
children to come by so you can see them just let us know. Please email
Heather at hmckenzi@shoreline.edu
so we can plan our route. If you would like to have treats for the kids
please make sure it is nothing homemade. There will be about 80 children
from four months to six years old.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Nov. 15 -19
International Education Week is a nationally recognized annual event
intended to raise public awareness of global and cultural issues.
Numerous events will be held on campus including guest lecturers,
symposiums, informational sessions, and entertainment. All are welcome to
attend. Contact the International Programs Office at (206) 533-6676
for more information or download a
schedule of the week's events.
ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS
The Organizational Charts are available on the Intranet Website. New Format:
All links on this site now point to MS Word documents instead of web pages.
This will load MS Word and will make for easier printing.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetcharts/ If you have questions
please contact Debbie Sherman at ext. 5880 dsherman@shoreline.edu.
Note: Theses charts are always listed under Academic Divisions,
Departments, Human Resources, and the Site Map on the left menu of this Day
at a Glance page.
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Day at a Glance
Thursday, October 21, 2004
*******
TODAY'S EVENTS *******
ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Vice President Beverly Brandt will assume the A-I-C responsibilities on
Thursday, October 21, and Friday, October 22. You can reach Brandt at
ext. 4532 or via Michele Foley at ext. 4552.
PRESENTATION: "DATING
VIOLENCE 101"
Thursday, October 21, 11:30am-12:20pm, RM 1803
Facilitated by AP ADVICE (Asian Pacific Americans against Dating Violence
Involving Community Education)
Trained Teen Peer Advocates from AP ADVICE provide support and information
on topics including healthy relationships, dating violence, safety planning,
and issues related to gender roles and oppression. For more information,
please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall at x6618 or Colleen Perrault at x6951.
PANEL PRESENTATION:
"AIDS 101" and "LIVING WITH HIV"
Thursday, October 21, 9:30-10:20am; 10:30-11:20am, Canteen/958rm
Sharing her personal experience, the presenter gives firsthand knowledge of
what she has learned and how she, her family and friends cope with this
disease and dedicate their time to educate others and advocate for those
affected by it.
JAVA APPLET WORKSHOP
Thursday, October 21, 1:30–3:00pm, Room 4214
Come see what you can do with Java Applets in your web pages for your
face-to-face and distance learning courses. We will brainstorm how these
techniques might help students in various disciplines ranging from art to
math to engineering. For samples (mostly done by others) involving text,
color, sound, and graphs,
click here. Please reserve your space by contacting Distance
Learning (dl@shoreline.edu or x 6966). Instructor: John Taylor, Math
Department.
CLOTHESLINE PROJECT
Wednesday - Friday, October 20 - 22, PUB, 900 Bldg Stage
The Clothesline Project is an interactive art display designed to promote
awareness around issues of domestic violence. People who have experienced
domestic violence, and those who care about them, hang shirts that they have
decorated to speak to their individual experiences. Shirts then become part
of a permanent collection, each new year of shirts adding on to the last.
For more information please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall at x6618 or Colleen
Perrault at x6951.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
GET OUT AND VOTE
Monday, November 1 at 8 am-1 pm in the Pagoda Union Building
On Monday November 1, the Student Body Association will be holding a Get out
and Vote celebration. It will take place inside the Pagoda Union Building
from eight AM until one PM. The End, a local radio station, will be parked
in front of the Pagoda Building helping to promote voting as well to give
away free prizes to students. Campaign Representatives will be present and
speaking at the celebration. The Hip-Hop club will be holding an open MC.
The Black Student Union will be performing skits and the Film club will be
showing shorts films. The Rainbow Club, Action 4 Change, the Worldly
Philosopher's Club, and other campus groups and individuals are also
planning tables, workshops and events. Our main goal is to have as many
participating clubs as active as possible sharing on policies and
initiatives that directly affect students at large. We would greatly
appreciate your assistance in promoting the e!
vent to your students on November 1. If you have any questions or would
like participate, please contact Megan Ballock at X6996.
****** PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS****
2004 REGIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
October 20-22, Vancouver, BC
At the request of the State Board,
President Holly Moore and Sr. Executive Kae Peterson will travel to
Vancouver to participate in the 2004 Regional Leadership Conference
sponsored by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. This conference will focus on
the collaboration and partnerships needed to make the four-county region
more conducive to economic vitality and a high quality of life.
The conference will examine the most important driver of the future economy:
the "research industry." Leaders will review the public policies and civic
activities needed to maintain the research base currently in the region and
what is needed to expand this sector. Education is a critical factor in the
model to attract research investments to this region. More information will
be available in Net News. Trustee Jeff Lewis will also attend the
conference on behalf of Shoreline Bank.
SAVE THE DATE - NOVEMBER 19
Friday, November 19 from 12:45 pm to 2:30 pm
Please mark your calendars for our first All-campus meeting for this
academic year on Friday, November 19th in the PUB Ballroom. A number of
critical issues related to communications and campus climate will be brought
forward for discussion. This will be an opportunity for the campus community
to provide their input and ideas on these issues and to contribute towards
developing an action plan. More information will be forthcoming closer to
the meeting date.
HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE
HOURS
Tuesday, October 26, 12:30 to 2:00 pm, Room 1018
Take a mid-quarter break and stop by President Moore's office for Open Office Hours.
The door stays open, everyone is welcome--and all topics are open for
discussion! See you Tuesday!!
PRESENTATION: GOSPEL MUSIC
Tuesday October 26, 8:30-10:20am, Room 818
Presented by Phyllis Byrdwell, director of the Mt. Zion Baptist Gospel
Choirs and the University of Washington Gospel Choir.
Participants in this session learn about the history of gospel music in
the U.S. and a song, too. For more information, please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall
at x6618 or Colleen Perrault at x6951.
VIDEO: "THE STRENGTH TO
RESIST: BEYOND KILLING US SOFTLY"
Monday, October 25, 12:30-2:00pm, Canteen/958
This documentary examines the image of women in advertising and the messages
that dominate the media. Young women and leading authorities in the fields
of gender studies, violence against women, and media literacy speak about
practical solutions and the best tactics for reclaiming our culture.
For more information, please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall at x6618 or Colleen
Perrault at x6951.
"GLOBAL EYES" SERIES - IN
SEARCH OF THE GIANT MACAWS OF THE AMAZON BASIN
Tuesday, October 26, 3:00-4:00pm, Room 1102
Traveling from Lima to Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and on to the
Peruvian Amazon, Don McVay (Emeritus Biology and Zoology Professor) and his
wife Sandi will share photos of their recent adventures. The McVays’
presentation will include stories about Peru and their research project on
the large Macaws (Scarlet, Red and Green, and Yellow and Blue) at
the Tambopata Research Center. Staff, students and faculty are encouraged
to attend!
SERVING STUDENTS WITH
DISABILITIES
Friday, October 22, 1:30 – 2:30pm, Room 1102
Kim Thompson, director of Special Services, and Rosemary Dunne, manager of
the Community Integration Program, present information and practical
tips for accommodating students with disabilities. They will also speak to
the rights and responsibilities of professionals in education as related to
state and federal disabilities laws. Workshop will include both
presentation and time for Q & A. Facilitated by Dunne and Thompson, M.S.W.
"SMART" CLASSROOM TRAINING
Friday, October 22, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 2925
Now that Shoreline has many classrooms equipped with media and other
equipment, including several “SMART” classrooms, have you wondered how to
get the training needed to effectively utilize these learning tools? If so,
this workshop is for you. Presenter is Larry Cheng, Library Media Center.
ARTSTOR: THOUSANDS OF
IMAGES FOR INSTRUCTIONAL USE
Tuesday, October 26, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 4214
ARTstor is a non-profit initiative, founded by The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation, with a mission to use digital technology to enhance scholarship,
teaching and learning in the arts and associated fields. Their aim is to
assemble image collections from across many time periods and cultures that
will, in the aggregate, have sufficient depth, breadth, and coherence to
support a wide range of educational and scholarly activities. The collection
includes a repository of hundreds of thousands of digital images drawn from
different sources, such as museums, archaeological teams, photo archives,
slide collections, and art reference publishers. Most importantly, the tools
to actively use those images are included in the database. Instructors from
a wide variety of disciplines will find this a most valuable resource.
Presented by Tom Moran, librarian, Leslie Potter-Henderson, librarian and
Mary Wills, art history.
LETITIA PAGE RECITAL
Friday, October 22, 12:30pm, Room 818
Vocal student
Letitia Page presents a full recital on Friday,
October 22 at 12:30 p.m. in room 818. The program will consist of works by
Handel, Mozart, Schubert, Fauré, Debussy, Bowles, Bernstein and Creston.
This is a wonderful opportunity for Letitia to perform in front of an
audience before her San Francisco recital during Thanksgiving vacation. She
will be accompanied by Dr. Charles Enlow. We welcome the campus community
to this event.
FLEXIBLE BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
Monday, October 18, Rm 1015
Enrollment is now open for the 2005 Flexible Benefit Plan. Take advantage of this opportunity to set aside non-taxed money for your health expenses not covered by insurance. Examples are deductibles, non-covered dental expenses, co-pays and certain over-the-counter medications. Please remember -
if you participated in 2004, you must re-enroll in order to participate in 2005. Contact Colleen Higbee at
chigbee@shoreline.edu or at x4510 for enrollment materials.
MAIL ROOM REMINDER!
A reminder to everyone concerning postage costs. The postage cost for bulk mailings, business reply, insufficient postage and returned for incorrect address mail is charged back to the originating department.
The mail room can work with you on cleaning and certifying your mailing lists to save you time and money. This is an excellent option for all mail, not just bulk mailings. If you have questions please call John
Neally at x6933.
DEFERRED COMPENSATION PROGRAM
Friday, October 22, 1-2pm, Rm 1402
Need to add more to your long term savings and lower your taxable income? Stacie Rundell from the Washington State Deferred Compensation
Program will explain the Deferred Compensation program in room 1402. Please e-mail Colleen Higbee
chigbee@shoreline.edu. We would like to get an estimate of number of attendees. Stacie will be available for individual appointments after the presentation.
FACULTY CONTRACT IS NOW RATIFIED
At a special meeting of the Board of Trustees on
Monday, October 18, 2004, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to ratify
the contract between the Board and the Shoreline Community College
Federation of Teachers, Local 1950, AFT WA/AFT/AFL-CIO, effective July 1,
2004, through June 30, 2007.
Paul Burton, chair of the Board of Trustees, commented that he was
particularly pleased with the increased allocations for training for
faculty, noting that learning is lifelong. He thanked the members of both
negotiations teams for their fine work.
President Holly Moore and VP Carol Henderson thanked the faculty members on the
negotiations team who were in attendance, Karen Kreutzer and Donna Wilde.
In addition, Ken LaFountaine, past president of the Federation and a member of
the negotiations team was recognized for his
service on an issues team for this contract.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER'S COSTUME WALK
Tuesday, October 26
Well folks, it is that time again. The children from the Parent-Child Center
will be putting on their costumes and parading around campus. We know that
the 26th is a little early to trick-or-treat, but due to other events at the
PCC we are just going to start dressing up early. If you would like the
children to come by so you can see them just let us know. Please email
Heather at hmckenzi@shoreline.edu
so we can plan our route. If you would like to have treats for the kids
please make sure it is nothing homemade. There will be about 80 children
from four months to six years old.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Nov. 15 -19
International Education Week is a nationally recognized annual event
intended to raise public awareness of global and cultural issues.
Numerous events will be held on campus including guest lecturers,
symposiums, informational sessions, and entertainment. All are welcome to
attend. Contact the International Programs Office at (206) 533-6676
for more information or download a
schedule of the week's events.
THE
SCC COMBINED FUND DRIVE CAMPAIGN IS IN MOTION
The Combined Fund Drive allows
Washington State employees and public agency retirees to improve their
world, their state and their communities by making it easier for them to
support charitable organizations. Employees may ask for a one-time
only or regular paycheck withdrawal to be made and send to the agency of
their choice. Donations may also be sent directly to an agency.
This Campaign, in its 20th year, is one of the largest in the country.
You will receive more information from your CFD representative in the next
day.
You may also want to check out
online giving, a new feature of this year's campaign. Go to the CFD website and follow
their links. It's quite simple! If you have any questions,
please contact Marci Riedinger at
mriedinger@shoreline.edu.
WINTER QUARTER SUPPLY ORDER
Monday, November 22
Those of you who are responsible for ordering supplies for your department
should send your WINTER QUARTER ORDERS to Dawn Azure, Bookstore General
Merchandise Buyer, the week of November 22nd. The reward for your effort is
an ADDITIONAL 10% discount on this order.
ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS
The Organizational Charts are available on the Intranet Website. New Format:
All links on this site now point to MS Word documents instead of web pages.
This will load MS Word and will make for easier printing.
http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetcharts/ If you have questions
please contact Debbie Sherman at ext. 5880 dsherman@shoreline.edu.
Note: Theses charts are always listed under Academic Divisions,
Departments, Human Resources, and the Site Map on the left menu of this Day
at a Glance page.
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Wednesday, October 20, 2004
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TODAY'S EVENTS *******
2004 REGIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
October 20-22, Vancouver, BC
At the request of the State Board,
President Holly Moore and Sr. Executive Kae Peterson will travel to
Vancouver to participate in the 2004 Regional Leadership Conference
sponsored by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. This conference will focus on
the collaboration and partnerships needed to make the four-county region
more conducive to economic vitality and a high quality of life.
The conference will examine the most important driver of the future economy:
the "research industry." Leaders will review the public policies and civic
activities needed to maintain the research base currently in the region and
what is needed to expand this sector. Education is a critical factor in the
model to attract research investments to this region. More information will
be available in Net News. Trustee Jeff Lewis will also attend the
conference on behalf of Shoreline Bank.
ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
Vice President Carol Henderson will serve as Administrator-in-Charge today
beginning at noon. Henderson can be reached at ext. 4651. Vice President Beverly
Brandt will assume the A-I-C responsibilities on Thursday, October 21, and
Friday, October 22. You can reach Brandt at ext. 4532.
WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE
On Wednesday (October 20, 2004), the water service for the 1700 and 1800
classroom buildings and the Library (4000 Building) will be shut off for
about one hour from 2:00-3:00 p.m. This shut-off is required as part of the
ongoing construction work on the campus water main. Please make note
of the locations and time of the shut-off, so you can make alternative
arrangements for restroom use during this time period. Thank you for
your patience and cooperation during this construction period
JAPANESE CULTURAL FESTIVAL
Wednesday, October 20, 10am -12:30pm
PUB Canteen
The annual Japanese Cultural Festive put on by the HTC Japan Hotel School students
will be held tomorrow in the PUB Canteen. Come and join us and learn how to make your favorite origami shape, play a Japanese game, get your name drawn by students
artists in Japanese calligraphy to take home with you. Those are just a few things you can do at the festival. Bring your office mates, your students, or just come alone and make a friend.
bzwingli@shoreline.edu
CLOTHESLINE PROJECT
Wednesday - Friday, October 20 - 22, PUB, 900 Bldg Stage
The Clothesline Project is an interactive art display designed to promote
awareness around issues of domestic violence. People who have experienced
domestic violence, and those who care about them, hang shirts that they have
decorated to speak to their individual experiences. Shirts then become part
of a permanent collection, each new year of shirts adding on to the last.
For more information please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall at x6618 or Colleen
Perrault at x6951.
******* NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
SAVE THE DATE - NOVEMBER 19
Please mark your calendars for our first All-campus meeting for this
academic year on Friday, November 19th in the PUB Ballroom. A number of
critical issues related to communications and campus climate will be brought
forward for discussion. This will be an opportunity for the campus community
to provide their input and ideas on these issues and to contribute towards
developing an action plan. More information will be forthcoming closer to
the meeting date.
HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE
HOURS
Tuesday, October 26, 12:30 to 2:00 pm, Room 1018
Take a mid-quarter break and stop by President Moore's office for Open Office Hours.
The door stays open, everyone is welcome--and all topics are open for
discussion! See you Tuesday!!
PRESENTATION: GOSPEL MUSIC
Tuesday October 26, 8:30-10:10am, Room 818
Presented by Phyllis Byrdwell, director of the Mt. Zion Baptist Gospel
Choirs and the University of Washington Gospel Choir.
Participants in this session learn about the history of gospel music in
the U.S. and a song, too. For more information, please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall
at x6618 or Colleen Perrault at x6951.
VIDEO: "THE STRENGTH TO
RESIST: BEYOND KILLING US SOFTLY"
Monday, October 25, 12:30-2:00pm, Canteen/958
This documentary examines the image of women in advertising and the messages
that dominate the media. Young women and leading authorities in the fields
of gender studies, violence against women, and media literacy speak about
practical solutions and the best tactics for reclaiming our culture.
For more information, please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall at x6618 or Colleen
Perrault at x6951.
"GLOBAL EYES" SERIES - IN
SEARCH OF THE GIANT MACAWS OF THE AMAZON BASIN
Tuesday, October 26, 3:00-4:00pm, Room 1102
Traveling from Lima to Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and on to the
Peruvian Amazon, Don McVay (Emeritus Biology and Zoology Professor) and his
wife Sandi will share photos of their recent adventures. The McVays’
presentation will include stories about Peru and their research project on
the large Macaws (Scarlet, Red and Green, and Yellow and Blue) at
the Tambopata Research Center. Staff, students and faculty are encouraged
to attend!
SERVING STUDENTS WITH
DISABILITIES
Friday, October 22, 1:30 – 2:30pm, Room 1102
Kim Thompson, director of Special Services, and Rosemary Dunne, manager of
the Community Integration Program, present information and practical
tips for accommodating students with disabilities. They will also speak to
the rights and responsibilities of professionals in education as related to
state and federal disabilities laws. Workshop will include both
presentation and time for Q & A. Facilitated by Dunne and Thompson, M.S.W.
"SMART" CLASSROOM TRAINING
Friday, October 22, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 2925
Now that Shoreline has many classrooms equipped with media and other
equipment, including several “SMART” classrooms, have you wondered how to
get the training needed to effectively utilize these learning tools? If so,
this workshop is for you. Presenter is Larry Cheng, Library Media Center.
ARTSTOR: THOUSANDS OF
IMAGES FOR INSTRUCTIONAL USE
Tuesday, October 26, 12:30-1:30pm, Room 4214
ARTstor is a non-profit initiative, founded by The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation, with a mission to use digital technology to enhance scholarship,
teaching and learning in the arts and associated fields. Their aim is to
assemble image collections from across many time periods and cultures that
will, in the aggregate, have sufficient depth, breadth, and coherence to
support a wide range of educational and scholarly activities. The collection
includes a repository of hundreds of thousands of digital images drawn from
different sources, such as museums, archaeological teams, photo archives,
slide collections, and art reference publishers. Most importantly, the tools
to actively use those images are included in the database. Instructors from
a wide variety of disciplines will find this a most valuable resource.
Presented by Tom Moran, librarian, Leslie Potter-Henderson, librarian and
Mary Wills, art history.
JAVA APPLET WORKSHOP
Thursday, October 21, 1:30–3:00pm, Room 4214
Come see what you can do with Java Applets in your web pages for your
face-to-face and distance learning courses. We will brainstorm how these
techniques might help students in various disciplines ranging from art to
math to engineering. For samples (mostly done by others) involving text,
color, sound, and graphs,
click here. Please reserve your space by contacting Distance
Learning (dl@shoreline.edu or x 6966). Instructor: John Taylor, Math
Department.
LETITIA PAGE RECITAL
Friday, October 22, 12:30pm, Room 818
Vocal student
Letitia Page presents a full recital on Friday,
October 22 at 12:30 p.m. in room 818. The program will consist of works by
Handel, Mozart, Schubert, Fauré, Debussy, Bowles, Bernstein and Creston.
This is a wonderful opportunity for Letitia to perform in front of an
audience before her San Francisco recital during Thanksgiving vacation. She
will be accompanied by Dr. Charles Enlow. We welcome the campus community
to this event.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS****
FLEXIBLE BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
Monday, October 18, Rm 1015
Enrollment is now open for the 2005 Flexible Benefit Plan. Take advantage of this opportunity to set aside non-taxed money for your health expenses not covered by insurance. Examples are deductibles, non-covered dental expenses, co-pays and certain over-the-counter medications. Please remember -
if you participated in 2004, you must re-enroll in order to participate in 2005. Contact Colleen Higbee at
chigbee@shoreline.edu or at x4510 for enrollment materials.
MAIL ROOM REMINDER!
A reminder to everyone concerning postage costs. The postage cost for bulk mailings, business reply, insufficient postage and returned for incorrect address mail is charged back to the originating department.
The mail room can work with you on cleaning and certifying your mailing lists to save you time and money. This is an excellent option for all mail, not just bulk mailings. If you have questions please call John
Neally at x6933.
DEFERRED COMPENSATION PROGRAM
Friday, October 22, 1-2pm, Rm 1402
Need to add more to your long term savings and lower your taxable income? Stacie Rundell from the Washington State Deferred Compensation
Program will explain the Deferred Compensation program in room 1402. Please e-mail Colleen Higbee
chigbee@shoreline.edu. We would like to get an estimate of number of attendees. Stacie will be available for individual appointments after the presentation.
FACULTY CONTRACT IS NOW RATIFIED
At a special meeting of the Board of Trustees on
Monday, October 18, 2004, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to ratify
the contract between the Board and the Shoreline Community College
Federation of Teachers, Local 1950, AFT WA/AFT/AFL-CIO, effective July 1,
2004, through June 30, 2007.
Paul Burton, chair of the Board of Trustees, commented that he was
particularly pleased with the increased allocations for training for
faculty, noting that learning is lifelong. He thanked the members of both
negotiations teams for their fine work.
President Holly Moore and VP Carol Henderson thanked the faculty members on the
negotiations team who were in attendance, Karen Kreutzer and Donna Wilde.
In addition, Ken LaFountaine, past president of the Federation and a member of
the negotiations team was recognized for his
service on an issues team for this contract.
PRESENTATION: "DATING
VIOLENCE 101"
Thursday, October 21, 11:30am-12:20pm, RM 1803
Facilitated by AP ADVICE (Asian Pacific Americans against Dating Violence
Involving Community Education)
Trained Teen Peer Advocates from AP ADVICE provide support and information
on topics including healthy relationships, dating violence, safety planning,
and issues related to gender roles and oppression. For more information,
please contact Esther Pineiro-Hall at x6618 or Colleen Perrault at x6951.
PANEL PRESENTATION:
"AIDS 101" and "LIVING WITH HIV"
Thursday, October 21, 9:30-10:20am; 10:30-11:20am, Canteen/958rm
Sharing her personal experience, the presenter gives firsthand knowledge of
what she has learned and how she, her family and friends cope with this
disease and dedicate their time to educate others and advocate for those
affected by it.
PARENT CHILD
CENTER'S COSTUME WALK
Tuesday, October 26
Well folks, it is that time again. The children from the Parent-Child Center
will be putting on their costumes and parading around campus. We know that
the 26th is a little early to trick-or-treat, but due to other events at the
PCC we are just going to start dressing up early. If you would like the
children to come by so you can see them just let us know. Please email
Heather at hmckenzi@shoreline.edu
so we can plan our route. If you would like to have treats for the kids
please make sure it is nothing homemade. There will be about 80 children
from four months to six years old.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
Nov. 15 -19
International Education Week is a nationally recognized annual event
intended to raise public awareness of global and cultural issues.
Numerous events will be held on campus including guest lecturers,
symposiums, informational sessions, and entertainment. All are welcome to
attend. Contact the International Programs Office at (206) 533-6676
for more information or download a
schedule of the week's events.
THE
SCC COMBINED FUND DRIVE CAMPAIGN IS IN MOTION
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