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Day at a Glance
" There's no one
to stop you but yourself."-
R.
David Thomas
Tuesday,
September 30, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
OPENING WEEK SURVEY -
PLEASE COMPLETE
How did
you enjoy Opening Week and the many activities that were
planned? Please take a moment to complete the Opening Week Survey and enter to win. PIO will award
3 Whidbey's gift certificates, drawn randomly, from among
those of you who complete the Opening Week Survey.
Deadline to complete survey is next Thursday, October
1st.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE
HOURS
Thursday,
October 2, 2003 from :30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Stop on by
Holly Moore's office this Thursday, October 2, between
8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. for her first Open Office Hours
of this academic year. All topics are open for
discussion, and all staff and faculty are welcome to come
by. Please call Michele Foley at ext. 4552 if you have
any questions. See you Thursday!
COSMETOLOGY FALL SPECIALS
Monday -
Friday, from Sept. 22 - Dec. 2,2003, 9:00a - 4:00p, MTF
and 12:00 - 8:00P W-Th in Campus Salon Rm 2926
Fashion
yourself for Fall!! With Autumn leaves soon to bronze the
autumn days, bring yourself in for a $10.00 special on
Cap Frosts and SunGlitzing services; sure to brighten the
lights in your hair. Also, permanent waving is making its
debut at $20, to include the perm, styling and the
haircut. Perm special good on Wednesdays and Thursdays
only. Call now for an appointment: 206-546-4631
RAINBOW CLUB MEETING
Wednesday,
Oct. 1 2003 from 11:30-12:20 in the Student Lounge
The Rainbow
Club is a group of lesbian, gay, transgender and
bisexual students and our straight allies. Please join us
for our first meeting of the quarter!
THE CLOTHESLINE PROJECT
Wednesday
through Tuesday, October 1 - 7 from 8am - 5pm on the PUB
Stage
As part of
Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Clothesline
Project will be on display from October 1 through 7 on
the PUB Stage.
Now in its twelfth year,
the Clothesline Project is an international interactive
art display designed to raise awareness around domestic
violence in our community. Survivors, or people who care
about them, are encouraged to decorate shirts that speak
to their individual experiences and hang them on the
clothesline. Shirts then become part of a permanent
collection, with each new year’s adding on to the
last. Please come out to view the exhibit and encourage
students to do the same.
The Women’s Center
will host workshops for decorating shirts on Thursday,
October 2nd, Friday, October 3rd, and Monday, October
6th, from 11am – 2pm in the Multicultural/Diversity
Education Center (PUB 966). Shirts and supplies will be
provided.
CLUB ADVISOR TRAINING OFFERED
OCTOBER 9TH
Thursday,
October 9, 2003 from 2:00-3:30 pm in the Central
Conference Room, Building #1000
A workshop
for advisors of student clubs and organizations will be
offered on Thursday, October 9th from 2:00-3:00 pm in the
Central Conference Room. 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. If you can’t attend on October 9th,
contact Scott to arrange to participate in a second
session of this workshop at a time to be announced.
PROGRAM PLANNING AND
ASSESSMENT NOW ON THE WEB
All
departments and divisions are asked to prepare and submit
Program Planning and Assessments (PPA) to their vice
presidents and the president by December 9th of this
year. More information about the PPA process is available
through the Governance Website. Please also mark your calendars
for October 17th, 12:30 pm in the Campus Theater for an
all-campus meeting to discuss the PPA Process and the
implications to Strategic Planning.
STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE
POSTS A COMPILATION OF THE SMALL GROUP DISCUSSIONS
Many thanks
to all of you who participated in the Opening Week Small
Group Discussions on the College's Focus Areas. We
received reports from each of the teams and have compiled
these comments for our faculty and staff to review.
The Strategic Planning
Committee will review the submitted materials and will
looking for common themes that are presented by multiple
groups. These ideas will be discussed at our next
Strategic Planning Committee and more information will be
distributed to the campus at a later date. Comments to
this document can be sent to Tom Curtis at tcurtis@shoreline.edu The compilation is 34 pages long
and is available through the web.
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PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND
DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY
ORGANIZING MEETING
Thursday,
October 2 at 1:45 pm in FOSS 5386
The most active and dynamic club on campus is back for
the 2003-2004 school year! How are you affected by such
issues as war, world hunger, child labor in other
countries, legalizing drugs in the US, traffic in
Seattle, and parking at Shoreline? Get involved in
WP&DSS for answers to these questions and for extra
credit in most Economics, International Studies, and
Political Science classes!
FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES:
"SUCH A LONG JOURNEY"
Friday,
October 3, 2003 from 4:30-7:30 P.M. in ROOM 1522
The First
Friday Film Series, sponsored by the
Multicultural/Diversity Education Center, continues in
its 9th year by offering the award-winning film from
India "Such a Long Journey" (1999) [dialogue in
English]. Gourmet pizza, salad, dessert and beverages are
available. A $5.00 donation is requested.
NEW BUS ROUTES AND NUMBERS AT
SHORELINE
New bus
routes started September 27: King County Metro Transit
updates its routes and scheduling three times a year to
improve service and keep up with the changing needs of
transit passengers. The next service change began on
Saturday, Sept. 27. This particular service update
focuses mostly on North King County and Federal Way -
with some revisions to service in other areas - and
includes 10 new bus routes. For details, visit: http://transit.metrokc.gov
Listed under the heading,
Service Change 2003 (on the website), you will see the
following tools and links to information:
Special Rider Alert (an announcement of the changes)
Information on North King County route changes
Information on Federal Way route changes
Links to new route timetables and maps
In addition, the Online
Trip Planner is set up to handle new route information
requests. Visit: http://tripplanner.metrokc.gov/ If you have any questions, please
call Colleen Perrault at x5854.
RETIRED NURSING PROFESSOR
BETSY NOWLIS DIES
Nursing Professor
Emeritus Betsy Nowlis died peacefully in her home on
Tuesday. Nowlis began her work at SCC in the fall
of 1971 and retired in 1993.
Nowlis was a lifelong
nursing educator and author who was extremely involved in
the Hospice movement. She was deeply committed to
the American Cancer Society's Camp Good Times that
provides unique camp experiences for children and
siblings affected by cancer. To all her endeavors
she brought good humor, great will and a deep sense of
humanity." Seattle Times, Thursday, September
25, 2003. More information is included in the
obituary. The family will publish a notice in the
Times regarding a time to meet to celebrate her
life. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that
donations be made to the American Cancer Society's Camp
Good Times.
SCC GRAD KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT
SCC graduate
Mark Kraft was killed recently in an automobile accident
on Highway 99. Kraft, an Inuit, and a member of First
Nations, earned his AA degree from SCC in 2001. He was
entering his senior year at the University of Washington
in Communications.
LEADERS IN THE CLASSROOOM --
SHERIFF DAVE REICHERT
Tuesday,
Oct. 14, 2003 at 11:30am in the Campus Theater
King County
Sheriff Dave Reichert will talk about 21st century law
enforcement as the kick-off presenter of the Leaders in
the Classroom speaker series at Shoreline Community
College, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2003, at 11:30 a.m. Reichert
will talk about law enforcement and public safety while
the region waits for the outcome of the largest unsolved
serial murder case in U.S. history. He will cover a wide
variety of topics including DNA technology and the
processes of murder investigation.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
RECAP
At its first
meeting of the 2003-04 academic year, held Wednesday,
September 24, Shoreline’s Board of Trustees welcomed
Professors Bob Thompson, Susan Sparks, Bruce Amstutz,
Ernest Johnson and Interim Director of Student Programs,
Scott Saunders, who presented their experiences as
participants in the college’s study-teach abroad
program during Summer 2003. Introductions and background
were given by International Programs Manager Colleen
Cooper. Special thanks to the SCC Foundation and
International Programs for their support of these Study
Abroad programs. >MORE
MUSIC DEPT. ANNUAL OPEN
HOUSE
Friday,
October 3, 2003 from 9:30 and 10:30am in the Music Bldg,
Rm 818
Begin Fall Quarter with a morning
hour of enjoyable music. Members of the Shoreline CC
music faculty present a concert of classics, light
classics, jazz and humor.
With the start
of fall quarter comes the start of Intramural activities.
Check out the IM web site at http://success.shoreline.edu/athletics/intramur.htm for a complete listing
of activities, days, and times. This quarter, we will be
offering leagues, tournaments, clubs and a wide range of
fitness programs. NEW THIS FALL!! In addition to our many
lunchtime fitness programs, we are introducing an after
work yoga program. Check the web site for details.
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Day at a Glance
" The best
executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good
men and women to do what she wants done, and
self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them
while they do it. "-
Unknown
Monday,
September 29, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
WORLDLY PHILOSOPHERS' AND
DISMAL SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY
ORGANIZING MEETING
Thursday,
October 2 at 1:45 pm in FOSS 5386
The most active and dynamic club on campus is back for
the 2003-2004 school year! How are you affected by such
issues as war, world hunger, child labor in other
countries, legalizing drugs in the US, traffic in
Seattle, and parking at Shoreline? Get involved in
WP&DSS for answers to these questions and for extra
credit in most Economics, International Studies, and
Political Science classes!
FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES:
"SUCH A LONG JOURNEY"
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 3, 2003 from 4:30-7:30 P.M. in ROOM 1522
The First
Friday Film Series, sponsored by the
Multicultural/Diversity Education Center, continues in
its 9th year by offering the award-winning film from
India "Such a Long Journey" (1999) [dialogue in
English]. Gourmet pizza, salad, dessert and beverages are
available. A $5.00 donation is requested.
NEW BUS ROUTES AND NUMBERS AT
SHORELINE
New bus
routes started September 27: King County Metro Transit
updates its routes and scheduling three times a year to
improve service and keep up with the changing needs of
transit passengers. The next service change began on
Saturday, Sept. 27. This particular service update
focuses mostly on North King County and Federal Way -
with some revisions to service in other areas - and
includes 10 new bus routes. For details, visit: http://transit.metrokc.gov
Listed under the heading,
Service Change 2003 (on the website), you will see the
following tools and links to information:
Special Rider Alert (an announcement of the changes)
Information on North King County route changes
Information on Federal Way route changes
Links to new route timetables and maps
In addition, the Online
Trip Planner is set up to handle new route information
requests. Visit: http://tripplanner.metrokc.gov/ If you have any questions, please
call Colleen Perrault at x5854.
RETIRED NURSING PROFESSOR
BETSY NOWLIS DIES
Nursing Professor
Emeritus Betsy Nowlis died peacefully in her home on
Tuesday. Nowlis began her work at SCC in the fall
of 1971 and retired in 1993.
Nowlis was a lifelong
nursing educator and author who was extremely involved in
the Hospice movement. She was deeply committed to
the American Cancer Society's Camp Good Times that
provides unique camp experiences for children and
siblings affected by cancer. To all her endeavors
she brought good humor, great will and a deep sense of
humanity." Seattle Times, Thursday, September
25, 2003. More information is included in the
obituary. The family will publish a notice in the
Times regarding a time to meet to celebrate her
life. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that
donations be made to the American Cancer Society's Camp
Good Times.
SCC GRAD KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT
SCC graduate
Mark Kraft was killed recently in an automobile accident
on Highway 99. Kraft, an Inuit, and a member of First
Nations, earned his AA degree from SCC in 2001. He was
entering his senior year at the University of Washington
in Communications.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LEADERS IN THE CLASSROOOM --
SHERIFF DAVE REICHERT
Tuesday,
Oct. 14, 2003 at 11:30am in the Campus Theater
King County
Sheriff Dave Reichert will talk about 21st century law
enforcement as the kick-off presenter of the Leaders in
the Classroom speaker series at Shoreline Community
College, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2003, at 11:30 a.m. Reichert
will talk about law enforcement and public safety while
the region waits for the outcome of the largest unsolved
serial murder case in U.S. history. He will cover a wide
variety of topics including DNA technology and the
processes of murder investigation.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
RECAP
At its first
meeting of the 2003-04 academic year, held Wednesday,
September 24, Shoreline’s Board of Trustees welcomed
Professors Bob Thompson, Susan Sparks, Bruce Amstutz,
Ernest Johnson and Interim Director of Student Programs,
Scott Saunders, who presented their experiences as
participants in the college’s study-teach abroad
program during Summer 2003. Introductions and background
were given by International Programs Manager Colleen
Cooper. Special thanks to the SCC Foundation and
International Programs for their support of these Study
Abroad programs. >MORE
FASTER HP3000 IMPROVES
SCC IT SERVICES
On
Saturday Sept. 6th, 2003 CIS switched Shoreline to a
faster HP3000 processor to improve service to the campus.
This upgrade was necessary to ensure that student
registrations, web applications, Instructor Briefcase,
DataExpress and other administrative applications
supporting the business of the college would be
operational for fall quarter. The benefits of the faster
processor have been noticeable. Students registering on
the web see information four times faster than before.
Data Express reports run in minutes rather than hours.
The faster processor allows Shoreline to extend the hours
for students and faculty wishing to use HP3000 based web
services. Instructor Briefcase has had fewer problems and
will be available for faculty later in the evening. The
faster processor will also be useful in the Re-hosting
process in 2005. If you have questions about Re-hosting
contact Jack Hanson 4792 or visit http://success.shoreline.edu/rehost/.
OPENING WEEK SURVEY -
PLEASE COMPLETE
How did
you enjoy Opening Week and the many activities that were
planned? Please take a moment to complete the Opening Week Survey and enter to win. PIO will award
3 Whidbey's gift certificates, drawn randomly, from among
those of you who complete the Opening Week Survey.
Deadline to complete survey is next Thursday, October
1st.
MUSIC DEPT. ANNUAL OPEN
HOUSE
Friday,
October 3, 2003 from 9:30 and 10:30am in the Music Bldg,
Rm 818
Begin Fall Quarter with a morning
hour of enjoyable music. Members of the Shoreline CC
music faculty present a concert of classics, light
classics, jazz and humor.
With the start
of fall quarter comes the start of Intramural activities.
Check out the IM web site at http://success.shoreline.edu/athletics/intramur.htm for a complete listing
of activities, days, and times. This quarter, we will be
offering leagues, tournaments, clubs and a wide range of
fitness programs. NEW THIS FALL!! In addition to our many
lunchtime fitness programs, we are introducing an after
work yoga program. Check the web site for details.
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Day at a Glance
" The best
executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good
men and women to do what she wants done, and
self-restraint enough to keep from meddling with them
while they do it. "-
Unknown
Friday,
September 26, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
Paulette Fleming
Administrator-in-Charge
Thursday
& Friday, September 25 & 26
President Holly Moore
is attending the monthly WACTC (Community and Technical
College Presidents) meeting at Wenatchee Valley College
September 25 & 26. While she is away from
campus, she has designated Vice President Paulette
Fleming as administrator-in-charge. Paulette can be
reached at ext. 4694 or via Diana Penley at ext. 5880.
FIRST PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP:
CAMPUS DIVERSITY INITIATIVES
Friday,
September 26th from 12:30-2:20 pm in Rm 1102
This
panel presentation will describe the services/initiatives
we have that support our strategic direction of support
for diversity and multiculturalism. Rosemary Dunne, Paul
Rucker, Cathy Chun, Kim Thompson, Yvonne Terrell-Powell,
Alexandra Hepburn and Paulette Fleming. More information
about ProfD Workshops can be found at the Intranet.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
RETIRED NURSING PROFESSOR BETSY NOWLIS DIES
Nursing Professor Emeritus Betsy Nowlis died peacefully in her
home on Tuesday. Nowlis began her work at SCC in the
fall of 1971 and retired in 1993.
Nowlis was a lifelong nursing educator and author who
was extremely involved in the Hospice movement. She was deeply
committed to the American Cancer Society's Camp Good Times that provides
unique camp experiences for children and siblings affected by cancer.
To all her endeavors she brought good humor, great will and a deep sense
of humanity." Seattle Times, Thursday, September 25, 2003. More
information is included in the obituary. The family will publish a
notice in the Times regarding a time to meet to celebrate her life.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the
American Cancer Society's Camp Good Times.
LEADERS IN THE CLASSROOOM --
SHERIFF DAVE REICHERT
Tuesday,
Oct. 14, 2003 at 11:30am in the Campus Theater
King County
Sheriff Dave Reichert will talk about 21st century law
enforcement as the kick-off presenter of the Leaders in
the Classroom speaker series at Shoreline Community
College, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2003, at 11:30 a.m. Reichert
will talk about law enforcement and public safety while
the region waits for the outcome of the largest unsolved
serial murder case in U.S. history. He will cover a wide
variety of topics including DNA technology and the
processes of murder investigation.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
RECAP
At its first
meeting of the 2003-04 academic year, held Wednesday,
September 24, Shoreline’s Board of Trustees welcomed
Professors Bob Thompson, Susan Sparks, Bruce Amstutz,
Ernest Johnson and Interim Director of Student Programs,
Scott Saunders, who presented their experiences as
participants in the college’s study-teach abroad
program during Summer 2003. Introductions and background
were given by International Programs Manager Colleen
Cooper. Special thanks to the SCC Foundation and
International Programs for their support of these Study
Abroad programs.
>MORE
Samira Pardanini’s
appointment as International Admissions/Immigration
Manager was confirmed by the Board, and Chair Edith Loyer
Nelson announced that a new Trustee, Mr. Jeff Lewis, had
been nominated by Governor Locke to assume a position on
the Board. Mr. Lewis is President of Shoreline Bank and a
past member of the College’s Foundation Board.
At a Board retreat
September 9 and 10, the Trustees developed 12 long-term
goals, which they approved at the September 24 meeting.
The adopted goals, and strategies to achieve them, can be
accessed by clicking on the BOT Website. These goals will
form a framework for the next decade at Shoreline
Community College.
The next meeting of the
Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees is
scheduled for Wednesday, October 22, at 4:00 p.m. in the
Building 1000 Board Room. All staff and students are
invited to attend.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
FASTER HP3000 IMPROVES
SCC IT SERVICES
On
Saturday Sept. 6th, 2003 CIS switched Shoreline to a
faster HP3000 processor to improve service to the campus.
This upgrade was necessary to ensure that student
registrations, web applications, Instructor Briefcase,
DataExpress and other administrative applications
supporting the business of the college would be
operational for fall quarter. The benefits of the faster
processor have been noticeable. Students registering on
the web see information four times faster than before.
Data Express reports run in minutes rather than hours.
The faster processor allows Shoreline to extend the hours
for students and faculty wishing to use HP3000 based web
services. Instructor Briefcase has had fewer problems and
will be available for faculty later in the evening. The
faster processor will also be useful in the Re-hosting
process in 2005. If you have questions about Re-hosting
contact Jack Hanson 4792 or visit http://success.shoreline.edu/rehost/.
OPENING WEEK SURVEY -
PLEASE COMPLETE
How did
you enjoy Opening Week and the many activities that were
planned? Please take a moment to complete the Opening Week Survey and enter to win. PIO will award
3 Whidbey's gift certificates, drawn randomly, from among
those of you who complete the Opening Week Survey.
Deadline to complete survey is next Thursday, October
1st.
PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATE
FORMS
Yes,
you can still turn in your Phone Directory Update forms
in order to be included in this year's 2003-04 Phone
Directory. If you have questions, please contact Judy Yu
at jyu@shoreline.edu .
MUSIC DEPT. ANNUAL OPEN
HOUSE
Friday,
October 3, 2003 from 9:30 and 10:30am in the Music Bldg,
Rm 818
Begin Fall Quarter with a morning
hour of enjoyable music. Members of the Shoreline CC
music faculty present a concert of classics, light
classics, jazz and humor.
With the start
of fall quarter comes the start of Intramural activities.
Check out the IM web site at http://success.shoreline.edu/athletics/intramur.htm for a complete listing
of activities, days, and times. This quarter, we will be
offering leagues, tournaments, clubs and a wide range of
fitness programs. NEW THIS FALL!! In addition to our many
lunchtime fitness programs, we are introducing an after
work yoga program. Check the web site for details.
VIRUS EMAILS
This is a reminder from TSS not to
follow any advice or directions about cleaning viruses
you receive in emails. The email may look like it comes
from a legitimate source like Microsoft but it does not.
It comes from someone trying to infect your computer with
a virus or otherwise harm your computer. Before taking
any action on your own please contact the help line at
5872.
SCC
BUS ROUTE CHANGES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 27th
Please
log on to the link listed and note the bus route
changes for SCC, effective September 27, 2003. Any
questions please call me, Colleen Perrault x5854, your
Employee Transportation Coordinator.
WHAT'S NEW AND IMPROVED
IN BLACKBOARD 6 BASIC
Tuesday,
September 23 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Rm 4106
Demonstration
and discussion of the new and improved features in
Blackboard 6 Basic, including a new assignments manager,
an integrated math and science notation tool, and
increased customization in content and gradebook areas.
Faculty who have experience using Blackboard are
encouraged to participate. Advance sign-up is required
with Ann Garnsey-Harter @ agamsey@shoreline.edu. This workshop will be repeated
Wednesday, September 24th 2:00-4:00 in rm 4106 and Friday
September 26th from 12:30-2:20 in rm 4106.
LABELS FOR EDUCATION
DRIVE
The
Parent-Child Center is continuing its drive to collect
1.5 Million Campbell's product labels. They are 30%
there!!! There are several ways for each of to help.
Please contact Mary Segle for more information at msegle@shoreline.edu Collect labels and send them to
the PCC
REQUEST FOR SHARED
LEAVE FOR JIM MCNAMARA
Jim
McNamara, our Driver Warehouse Worker in Facilities for
over 16 years, is suffering from liver cancer.
Unfortunately, the treatment he’s receiving has made
it too hard for him to work. If you would be willing to
donate some of your leave (vacation, sick, or personal
holiday) to Jim, please contact Ruth Clark at ext. 5843
for more information.
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" The belief
that becomes truth for me ... is that which allows me the
best use of my strength, the best means of putting my
virtues into action. "-
Andre
Gide
Wednesday,
September 24, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
FIRST VOLLEYBALL GAME
Wednesday,
9/24 at 7:00pm in the gym
Come and check out this year's
Dolphin volleyball team in their first home contest vs
Skagit Valley.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
OPENING WEEK SURVEY -
PLEASE COMPLETE
How did
you enjoy Opening Week and the many activities that were
planned? Please take a moment to complete the Opening Week Survey and enter to win. PIO will award
3 Whidbey's gift certificates, drawn randomly, from among
those of you who complete the Opening Week Survey.
Deadline to complete survey is next Thursday, October
1st.
PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATE
FORMS
Yes,
you can still turn in your Phone Directory Update forms
in order to be included in this year's 2003-04 Phone
Directory. If you have questions, please contact Judy Yu
at jyu@shoreline.edu .
PARKING SPOTS AVAILABLE
There are a number of paid
reserved parking spaces still available in the Visitor
lot. The price is $100 per quarter. If you have a need to
come and go from campus during the day, you might
consider purchasing one of the spaces. Interested persons
should contact Beverly Brandt by e-mail bbrandt@shoreline.edu. If there more requests
than spaces, names will be drawn on Thursday morning and
you will be notified by e-mail.
MUSIC DEPT. ANNUAL OPEN
HOUSE
Friday,
October 3, 2003 from 9:30 and 10:30am in the Music Bldg,
Rm 818
Begin Fall Quarter with a morning
hour of enjoyable music. Members of the Shoreline CC
music faculty present a concert of classics, light
classics, jazz and humor.
With the start
of fall quarter comes the start of Intramural activities.
Check out the IM web site at http://success.shoreline.edu/athletics/intramur.htm for a complete listing
of activities, days, and times. This quarter, we will be
offering leagues, tournaments, clubs and a wide range of
fitness programs. NEW THIS FALL!! In addition to our many
lunchtime fitness programs, we are introducing an after
work yoga program. Check the web site for details.
VIRUS EMAILS
This is a reminder from TSS not to
follow any advice or directions about cleaning viruses
you receive in emails. The email may look like it comes
from a legitimate source like Microsoft but it does not.
It comes from someone trying to infect your computer with
a virus or otherwise harm your computer. Before taking
any action on your own please contact the help line at
5872.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
FIRST PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP:
CAMPUS DIVERSITY INITIATIVES
Friday,
September 26th from 12:30-2:20 pm in Rm 1102
This
panel presentation will describe the services/initiatives
we have that support our strategic direction of support
for diversity and multiculturalism. Rosemary Dunne, Paul
Rucker, Cathy Chun, Kim Thompson, Yvonne Terrell-Powell,
Alexandra Hepburn and Paulette Fleming.
SCC
BUS ROUTE CHANGES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 27th
Please
log on to the link listed and note the bus route
changes for SCC, effective September 27, 2003. Any
questions please call me, Colleen Perrault x5854, your
Employee Transportation Coordinator.
WHAT'S NEW AND IMPROVED
IN BLACKBOARD 6 BASIC
Tuesday,
September 23 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Rm 4106
Demonstration
and discussion of the new and improved features in
Blackboard 6 Basic, including a new assignments manager,
an integrated math and science notation tool, and
increased customization in content and gradebook areas.
Faculty who have experience using Blackboard are
encouraged to participate. Advance sign-up is required
with Ann Garnsey-Harter @ agamsey@shoreline.edu. This workshop will be repeated
Wednesday, September 24th 2:00-4:00 in rm 4106 and Friday
September 26th from 12:30-2:20 in rm 4106.
LABELS FOR EDUCATION
DRIVE
The
Parent-Child Center is continuing its drive to collect
1.5 Million Campbell's product labels. They are 30%
there!!! There are several ways for each of to help.
Please contact Mary Segle for more information at msegle@shoreline.edu Collect labels and send them to
the PCC
REQUEST FOR SHARED
LEAVE FOR JIM MCNAMARA
Jim
McNamara, our Driver Warehouse Worker in Facilities for
over 16 years, is suffering from liver cancer.
Unfortunately, the treatment he’s receiving has made
it too hard for him to work. If you would be willing to
donate some of your leave (vacation, sick, or personal
holiday) to Jim, please contact Ruth Clark at ext. 5843
for more information.
THE ORIGIN OF THE CAKE
WALK GOES BACK TO THIS COUNTRY'S LEGACY OF SLAVERY
The
origin of the Cakewalk goes back to this country's legacy
of slavery. The Cakewalk, originally called the Chalk
Line Walk by African American slaves during the 1850s,
became very popular from 1895 - 1905, with a resurgence
around 1915. > MORE
SEPTEMBER 24 BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday,
September 24, 2003 at 4:00 PM in Building 1000 Board Room
Please
mark your calendars and plan to attend the September 24
Board of Trustees meeting. At their first meeting of
academic year 2003-04, the Board will present their goals
in Resolution #82. Paul Rucker and faculty participants
of the "Outbound Summer 2003 International
Programs" will present their experiences this past
quarter. All staff and students are welcome to attend
this open public meeting, which begins at 4:00 p.m. in
the Building 1000 Board Room. View the September 24
meeting agenda by clicking September '03 Board Agenda. Call or email Michele
Foley at ext. 4552 mfoley@shoreline.edu for more information.
MAKE DAY AT A GLANCE
YOUR HOME PAGE
It is so easy to make DAAG
your home page. Click here for instructions. Lots of news
and information will be posted each day.
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" Talent alone
won't make you a success. Neither will being in the right
place at the right time, unless you are ready. The most
important question is: "Are you ready?" "-
Johnny Carson
Tuesday,
September 23, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
FIRST PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP:
CAMPUS DIVERSITY INITIATIVES
Friday,
September 26th from 12:30-2:20 pm in Rm 1102
This
panel presentation will describe the services/initiatives
we have that support our strategic direction of support
for diversity and multiculturalism. Rosemary Dunne, Paul
Rucker, Cathy Chun, Kim Thompson, Yvonne Terrell-Powell,
Alexandra Hepburn and Paulette Fleming.
SCC
BUS ROUTE CHANGES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 27th
Please
log on to the link listed and note the bus route
changes for SCC, effective September 27, 2003. Any
questions please call me, Colleen Perrault x5854, your
Employee Transportation Coordinator.
WHAT'S NEW AND IMPROVED
IN BLACKBOARD 6 BASIC
Tuesday,
September 23 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Rm 4106
Demonstration
and discussion of the new and improved features in
Blackboard 6 Basic, including a new assignments manager,
an integrated math and science notation tool, and
increased customization in content and gradebook areas.
Faculty who have experience using Blackboard are
encouraged to participate. Advance sign-up is required
with Ann Garnsey-Harter @ agamsey@shoreline.edu. This
workshop will be repeated Wednesday, September 24th
2:00-4:00 in rm 4106 and Friday September 26th from
12:30-2:20 in rm 4106.
PARKING SPOTS AVAILABLE
There are a number of paid
reserved parking spaces still available in the Visitor
lot. The price is $100 per quarter. If you have a need to
come and go from campus during the day, you might
consider purchasing one of the spaces. Interested persons
should contact Beverly Brandt by e-mail
bbrandt@shoreline.edu. If there more requests than
spaces, names will be drawn on Thursday morning and you
will be notified by e-mail.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LABELS FOR EDUCATION
DRIVE
The
Parent-Child Center is continuing its drive to collect
1.5 MillionCampbell's product labels. They are 30%
there!!! There are several ways for each of to help.
Please contact Mary Segle for more information at msegle@shoreline.edu Collect labels and send them to
the PCC
REQUEST FOR SHARED
LEAVE FOR JIM MCNAMARA
Jim
McNamara, our Driver Warehouse Worker in Facilities for
over 16 years, is suffering from liver cancer.
Unfortunately, the treatment he’s receiving has made
it too hard for him to work. If you would be willing to
donate some of your leave (vacation, sick, or personal
holiday) to Jim, please contact Ruth Clark at ext. 5843
for more information.
THE ORIGIN OF THE CAKE
WALK GOES BACK TO THIS COUNTRY'S LEGACY OF SLAVERY
The
origin of the Cakewalk goes back to this country's legacy
of slavery. The Cakewalk, originally called the Chalk
Line Walk by African American slaves during the 1850s,
became very popular from 1895 - 1905, with a resurgence
around 1915. > MORE
SEPTEMBER 24 BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday,
September 24, 2003 at 4:00 PM in Building 1000 Board Room
Please
mark your calendars and plan to attend the September 24
Board of Trustees meeting. At their first meeting of
academic year 2003-04, the Board will present their goals
in Resolution #82. Paul Rucker and faculty participants
of the "Outbound Summer 2003 International
Programs" will present their experiences this past
quarter. All staff and students are welcome to attend
this open public meeting, which begins at 4:00 p.m. in
the Building 1000 Board Room. View the September 24
meeting agenda by clicking September '03 Board Agenda. Call or email Michele
Foley at ext. 4552 mfoley@shoreline.edu for more information.
MAKE DAY AT A GLANCE
YOUR HOME PAGE
It is so easy to make DAAG
your home page. Click here for instructions. Lots of news
and information will be posted each day.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
" Talent alone
won't make you a success. Neither will being in the right
place at the right time, unless you are ready. The most
important question is: "Are you ready?" "-
Johnny Carson
Monday,
September 22, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
FIRST DAY OF THE
QUARTER
It's
the first day and you know what that means. Parking is
scarce. Expect long lines to depart if you're planning on
leaving at 11:30 or 12:30. Please be patient. Things will
settle down - eventually.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
LABELS FOR EDUCATION
DRIVE
The
Parent-Child Center is continuing its drive to collect
1.5 MillionCampbell's product labels. They are 30%
there!!! There are several ways for each of to help.
Please contact Mary Segle for more information at msegle@shoreline.edu Collect labels and send them to
the PCC.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
REQUEST FOR SHARED
LEAVE FOR JIM MCNAMARA
Jim
McNamara, our Driver Warehouse Worker in Facilities for
over 16 years, is suffering from liver cancer.
Unfortunately, the treatment he’s receiving has made
it too hard for him to work. If you would be willing to
donate some of your leave (vacation, sick, or personal
holiday) to Jim, please contact Ruth Clark at ext. 5843
for more information.
THE ORIGIN OF THE CAKE
WALK GOES BACK TO THIS COUNTRY'S LEGACY OF SLAVERY
The
origin of the Cakewalk goes back to this country's legacy
of slavery. The Cakewalk, originally called the Chalk
Line Walk by African American slaves during the 1850s,
became very popular from 1895 - 1905, with a resurgence
around 1915. > MORE
SEPTEMBER 24 BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday,
September 24, 2003 at 4:00 PM in Building 1000 Board Room
Please
mark your calendars and plan to attend the September 24
Board of Trustees meeting. At their first meeting of
academic year 2003-04, the Board will present their goals
in Resolution #82. Paul Rucker and faculty participants
of the "Outbound Summer 2003 International
Programs" will present their experiences this past
quarter. All staff and students are welcome to attend
this open public meeting, which begins at 4:00 p.m. in
the Building 1000 Board Room. View the September 24
meeting agenda by clicking September '03 Board Agenda. Call or email Michele
Foley at ext. 4552 mfoley@shoreline.edu for more information.
MAKE DAY AT A GLANCE
YOUR HOME PAGE
It is so easy to make DAAG
your home page. Click here for instructions. Lots of news
and information will be posted each day.
Top of
Page
|
Day at a Glance
" Talent alone
won't make you a success. Neither will being in the right
place at the right time, unless you are ready. The most
important question is: "Are you ready?" "-
Johnny Carson
Friday,
September 19, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
FAMILY PICNIC BASH
Friday,
September 19 at 4:00 pm in the Courtyard
Please
mark your calendars for the first annual Family Picnic Bash. Games and fun are guaranteed. Please
bring a dish to share if you can. This can be
anything you'd like ... salad, appetizer, or
whatever. The main course includes wild Alaska
sockeye salmon on the grill. Hot dogs, hamburgers, and
sodas will be provided by the SCC Foundation.
ETHICS TRAINING
Friday,
September 19 at 8:30 am in the Campus Theater
Please
join us!
WELCOME BACK FACULTY
AND STAFF
Check
the Opening Week schedule for a list of activities today.
Many of the documents in the packet may also be viewed on
the Opening Week website.
SATURDAY REGISTRATION
Enrollment
Services is OPEN Saturday Sept. 20th from 10am-2pm for
Fall 2003 Registration & Bookstore - FOSS 5200
Building
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
REQUEST FOR SHARED
LEAVE FOR JIM MCNAMARA
Jim
McNamara, our Driver Warehouse Worker in Facilities for
over 16 years, is suffering from liver cancer.
Unfortunately, the treatment he’s receiving has made
it too hard for him to work. If you would be willing to
donate some of your leave (vacation, sick, or personal
holiday) to Jim, please contact Ruth Clark at ext. 5843
for more information.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
THE ORIGIN OF THE CAKE
WALK GOES BACK TO THIS COUNTRY'S LEGACY OF SLAVERY
The
origin of the Cakewalk goes back to this country's legacy
of slavery. The Cakewalk, originally called the Chalk
Line Walk by African American slaves during the 1850s,
became very popular from 1895 - 1905, with a resurgence
around 1915. > MORE
AND THE WINNERS
ARE.......
Under
the careful hands of VP Tom Curtis the winners from the
All Campus Luncheon Door Prizes were choosen. Winners of
a Whidbey Coffee Card & Dolphin Chocolate are Kristin
Marra from Humaniites & Scott Saunders from Student
Programs. Hermien Watkins was the winner of box of
Belgian Chocolates donated by Costco. Jon Garcia in
Financial Accounting receives a dolphin windchime while
Susan Dolacky from Music will rule her classes with her
new dolphin squirtgun. Scott Fallstrom from Math &
Bente Dalby from HOPE will receive dolphin desk
ornaments. Karl Solem from facilities & Lynda Knight
from BAM will receive a gift certificate from Specialty
Foods. Thank you to Whidbey's Coffee for providing coffee
& Costco for the muffins & juices for breakfast.
Sean Lakeside and his staff from Specialty Foods provided
the campus with a wonderful lunch. Thank you.
SEPTEMBER 24 BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday,
September 24, 2003 at 4:00 PM in Building 1000 Board Room
Please
mark your calendars and plan to attend the September 24
Board of Trustees meeting. At their first meeting of
academic year 2003-04, the Board will present their goals
in Resolution #82. Paul Rucker and faculty participants
of the "Outbound Summer 2003 International
Programs" will present their experiences this past
quarter. All staff and students are welcome to attend
this open public meeting, which begins at 4:00 p.m. in
the Building 1000 Board Room. View the September 24
meeting agenda by clicking September '03 Board Agenda. Call or email Michele
Foley at ext. 4552 mfoley@shoreline.edu for more information.
REHOSTING IMPACTS
TSS/CIS CUSTOMER SERVICE
CIS is
very busy with the early stages of work for the
Re-Hosting Project (moving to a modern server system with
browser based applications). The CIS Customer Service
Team is trying to meet Re-Hosting project deadlines as
well as giving customer support to the colleges.
What does that mean to
the campus? Simply stated, CIS is now stretched very thin
and at times they will take more time to respond to you
than they have in the past. CIS thanks you in advance for
your patience. If you have questions contact Re-Hosting
Coordinator Jack Hanson 4792.
STUDENT CLUB ADVISORS
TRAINING HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED
Training
for Club Advisors, originally scheduled for Friday,
September 19th, has been changed to October 9th at 1:30
pm. Please make a note of the change and look for a
reminder in DAAG.
MAKE DAY AT A GLANCE
YOUR HOME PAGE
It is so easy to make DAAG
your home page. Click here for instructions. Lots of news
and information will be posted each day.
COPIER LEASES, PAPER
PURCHASES AND MORE FOR ANDY CONRAD
Andy
Conrad is assuming responsibility for all leases and
copier purchasing on campus effective September 15th.
In this role he will work with the Vice President of
Administrative Services to determine a replacement
schedule and to assess campus needs. All copier leases or
purchases must be reviewed by Andy and signed by Beverly
Brandt.
We are excited to have
Andy filling this role as we acknowledge copier problems
that we have not had time to solve. Andy will be the
point of contact for all copier sales people.
Another responsibility
Andy will assume is ordering all copier/printer paper for
use campus wide. We are looking for a cost savings and
efficiency. Please work with Andy as he assesses needs
and takes on these new duties.
MAKING STRIDES"
CANCER WALK
Sunday,
Oct. 5th
"Making Strides" Against Breast Cancer is being
held in more than 90 communities nationwide to raise
awareness, to support cancer survivors, patients and
families, to fund research, promote early detection and
to advocate for access to quality health care and
screening for all women. SCC is participating and as of
today, 10 people have signed up to walk. If you would
like to participate please contact Paulette Fleming or
Michele Foley. If you cannot walk but would like to
support the cause, you may submit pledges to them as
well. >MORE
As upcoming
participants in the "Making Strides" Against
Breast Cancer Walk, the ACS has provided SCC with their
newsletter which contains helpful information for all of
us. Please be sure to check it out. http://www.acsworkplace.com/files/becausewecare09-03
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Day at a Glance
" Take
time to deliberate; but when the time for action arrives,
stop thinking and do it."- Andrew Jackson
Thursday,
September 18, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
SHORELINE SALUTES:
KICKOFF OF OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY
Thursday,
9/18/03, 5:30-7:30 pm in the PUB
Please
join us at Shoreline Salutes, our annual reception for
the community of Shoreline. This year we will pay tribute
to the founding of the College in 1964.
WELCOME BACK FACULTY
AND STAFF
Check
the Opening Week schedule for a list of activities today.
Many of the documents in the packet may also be viewed on
the Opening Week website. Note: Recycle your envelopes!
Send them around.
HOW CAN COUNSELING
FACULTY ASSIST YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS
Thursday,
9/18/03, 1:30-3pm in room 1522
Please
note the room change for this workshop from room 1105 to
room 1522
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
THE ORIGIN OF THE CAKE
WALK GOES BACK TO THIS COUNTRY'S LEGACY OF SLAVERY
The
origin of the Cakewalk goes back to this country's legacy
of slavery. The Cakewalk, originally called the Chalk
Line Walk by African American slaves during the 1850s,
became very popular from 1895 - 1905, with a resurgence
around 1915. > MORE
FAMILY PICNIC BASH
Friday,
September 19 at 4:00 pm in the Courtyard
Please
mark your calendars for the first annual Family Picnic Bash. Games and fun are guaranteed. Please
bring a dish to share if you can. This can be
anything you'd like ... salad, appetizer, or
whatever. The main course includes wild Alaska
sockeye salmon on the grill. Hot dogs, hamburgers, and
sodas will be provided by the SCC Foundation.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
AND THE WINNERS
ARE.......
Under
the careful hands of VP Tom Curtis the winners from the
All Campus Luncheon Door Prizes were choosen. Winners of
a Whidbey Coffee Card & Dolphin Chocolate are Kristin
Marra from Humaniites & Scott Saunders from Student
Programs. Hermien Watkins was the winner of box of
Belgian Chocolates donated by Costco. Jon Garcia in
Financial Accounting receives a dolphin windchime while
Susan Dolacky from Music will rule her classes with her
new dolphin squirtgun. Scott Fallstrom from Math &
Bente Dalby from HOPE will receive dolphin desk
ornaments. Karl Solem from facilities & Lynda Knight
from BAM will receive a gift certificate from Specialty
Foods. Thank you to Whidbey's Coffee for providing coffee
& Costco for the muffins & juices for breakfast.
Sean Lakeside and his staff from Specialty Foods provided
the campus with a wonderful lunch. Thank you.
SEPTEMBER 24 BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday,
September 24, 2003 at 4:00 PM in Building 1000 Board Room
Please
mark your calendars and plan to attend the September 24
Board of Trustees meeting. At their first meeting of
academic year 2003-04, the Board will present their goals
in Resolution #82. Paul Rucker and faculty participants
of the "Outbound Summer 2003 International
Programs" will present their experiences this past
quarter. All staff and students are welcome to attend
this open public meeting, which begins at 4:00 p.m. in
the Building 1000 Board Room. The September 24 meeting
agenda will be posted all next week in DAAG. Call or
email Michele Foley at ext. 4552 mfoley@shoreline.edu for more information.
REHOSTING IMPACTS
TSS/CIS CUSTOMER SERVICE
CIS is
very busy with the early stages of work for the
Re-Hosting Project (moving to a modern server system with
browser based applications). The CIS Customer Service
Team is trying to meet Re-Hosting project deadlines as
well as giving customer support to the colleges.
What does that mean to
the campus? Simply stated, CIS is now stretched very thin
and at times they will take more time to respond to you
than they have in the past. CIS thanks you in advance for
your patience. If you have questions contact Re-Hosting
Coordinator Jack Hanson 4792.
BOOKSTORE AND MAILROOM
CLOSURES
The
bookstore and mailroom will be closed so that all staff
can attend the all campus meeting. The Bookstore and Mail
Room will open from 2pm until 6pm on the 16th. On Friday
the 19th the Bookstore will open at noon so that staff
can attend the ethics workshop. The Mailroom will be
accessible through the back loading dock area.
STUDENT CLUB ADVISORS
TRAINING HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED
Training
for Club Advisors, originally scheduled for Friday,
September 19th, has been changed to October 9th at 1:30
pm. Please make a note of the change and look for a
reminder in DAAG.
SATURDAY REGISTRATION
Enrollment
Services is OPEN Saturday Sept. 20th from 10am-2pm for
Fall 2003 Registration & Bookstore - FOSS 5200
Building
MAKE DAY AT A GLANCE
YOUR HOME PAGE
It is so easy to make DAAG
your home page. Click here for instructions. Lots of news
and information will be posted each day.
FOOD DONATIONS TO FOOD
LIFELINE OF SHORELINE
Thanks
to all who participated in our 9-11 Observance Food
Drive. Food Lifeline called to thank the college for our
generosity and let us know that we donated 882
pounds of food! That is enough to feed 800
families in our Shoreline Community! Good job!
COPIER LEASES, PAPER
PURCHASES AND MORE FOR ANDY CONRAD
Andy
Conrad is assuming responsibility for all leases and
copier purchasing on campus effective September 15th.
In this role he will work with the Vice President of
Administrative Services to determine a replacement
schedule and to assess campus needs. All copier leases or
purchases must be reviewed by Andy and signed by Beverly
Brandt.
We are excited to have
Andy filling this role as we acknowledge copier problems
that we have not had time to solve. Andy will be the
point of contact for all copier sales people.
Another responsibility
Andy will assume is ordering all copier/printer paper for
use campus wide. We are looking for a cost savings and
efficiency. Please work with Andy as he assesses needs
and takes on these new duties.
MAKING STRIDES"
CANCER WALK
Sunday,
Oct. 5th
"Making Strides" Against Breast Cancer is being
held in more than 90 communities nationwide to raise
awareness, to support cancer survivors, patients and
families, to fund research, promote early detection and
to advocate for access to quality health care and
screening for all women. SCC is participating and as of
today, 10 people have signed up to walk. If you would
like to participate please contact Paulette Fleming or
Michele Foley. If you cannot walk but would like to
support the cause, you may submit pledges to them as
well. >MORE
As upcoming
participants in the "Making Strides" Against
Breast Cancer Walk, the ACS has provided SCC with their
newsletter which contains helpful information for all of
us. Please be sure to check it out. http://www.acsworkplace.com/files/becausewecare09-03
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Day at a Glance
"Take
care to get what you like, or you will be forced to like
what you get. "- George Bernard Shaw
Wednesday,
September 16, 2003
*******
TODAY'S
EVENTS ******
WELCOME BACK FACULTY
AND STAFF
Check
the Opening Week schedule for a list of activities today.
Many of the documents in the packet may also be viewed on
the Opening Week website. Note: Recycle your envelopes!
Send them around.
*******
NEW
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
AND THE WINNERS
ARE.......
Under
the careful hands of VP Tom Curtis the winners from the
All Campus Luncheon Door Prizes were choosen. Winners of
a Whidbey Coffee Card & Dolphin Chocolate are Kristin
Marra from Humaniites & Scott Saunders from Student
Programs. Hermien Watkins was the winner of box of
Belgian Chocolates donated by Costco. Jon Garcia in
Financial Accounting receives a dolphin windchime while
Susan Dolacky from Music will rule her classes with her
new dolphin squirtgun. Scott Fallstrom from Math &
Bente Dalby from HOPE will receive dolphin desk
ornaments. Karl Solem from facilities & Lynda Knight
from BAM will receive a gift certificate from Specialty
Foods. Thank you to Whidbey's Coffee for providing coffee
& Costco for the muffins & juices for breakfast.
Sean Lakeside and his staff from Specialty Foods provided
the campus with a wonderful lunch. Thank you.
SEPTEMBER 24 BOARD OF
TRUSTEES MEETING
Wednesday,
September 24, 2003 at 4:00 PM in Building 1000 Board Room
Please
mark your calendars and plan to attend the September 24
Board of Trustees meeting. At their first meeting of
academic year 2003-04, the Board will present their goals
in Resolution #82. Paul Rucker and faculty participants
of the "Outbound Summer 2003 International
Programs" will present their experiences this past
quarter. All staff and students are welcome to attend
this open public meeting, which begins at 4:00 p.m. in
the Building 1000 Board Room. The September 24 meeting
agenda will be posted all next week in DAAG. Call or
email Michele Foley at ext. 4552 mfoley@shoreline.edu
for
more information.
******
PREVIOUS
ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
REHOSTING IMPACTS
TSS/CIS CUSTOMER SERVICE
CIS is
very busy with the early stages of work for the
Re-Hosting Project (moving to a modern server system with
browser based applications). The CIS Customer Service
Team is trying to meet Re-Hosting project deadlines as
well as giving customer support to the colleges.
What does that mean to
the campus? Simply stated, CIS is now stretched very thin
and at times they will take more time to respond to you
than they have in the past. CIS thanks you in advance for
your patience. If you have questions contact Re-Hosting
Coordinator Jack Hanson 4792.
BOOKSTORE AND MAILROOM
CLOSURES
The
bookstore and mailroom will be closed so that all staff
can attend the all campus meeting. The Bookstore and Mail
Room will open from 2pm until 6pm on the 16th. On Friday
the 19th the Bookstore will open at noon so that staff
can attend the ethics workshop. The Mailroom will be
accessible through the back loading dock area.
STUDENT CLUB ADVISORS
TRAINING HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED
Training
for Club Advisors, originally scheduled for Friday,
September 19th, has been changed to October 9th at 1:30
pm. Please make a note of the change and look for a
reminder in DAAG.
HOW CAN COUNSELING
FACULTY ASSIST YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS
Thursday,
9/17/03, 1:30-3pm in room 1522
Please
note the room change for this workshop from room 1105 to
room 1522
SATURDAY REGISTRATION
Enrollment
Services is OPEN Saturday Sept. 20th from 10am-2pm for
Fall 2003 Registration & Bookstore - FOSS 5200
Building
MAKE DAY AT A GLANCE
YOUR HOME PAGE
It is so easy to make DAAG
your home page. Click here for instructions. Lots of news
and information will be posted each day.
2900 BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS PARKING
Carpool
permits can be obtained from the security office. They
allow students carpooling SCC to park free in the Sears
lot. A shuttle will run every 15 minutes from 7:00 am
until 6:00 pm. Spots formally reserved carpooling, will
become faculty/staff parking to | |
