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Day at a Glance
Thursday,
September 30, 2004
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
While President Holly Moore is away from campus, she has designated the
Vice President Carol Henderson as administrators-in-charge.
PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATES
Thursday, September 30
Don't forget to return those bright pink Phone Directory Update forms to
Judy Yu in Room 5208. Even if you are not making any changes to your
directory listing, please send back the form. If you did not receive a
form, contact Amy Stapleton at
astaplet@shoreline.edu.
FALL CLUB KICKOFF
Thursday, September 30, 10:30am - 1:30pm, PUB Courtyard/Dining Hall
(if it rains)
Please join us in recruiting and
encouraging participation and community involvement with Shoreline Community
College's clubs. If you have questions, please contact Jamie Ardena in
Student Programs at x6973.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
AN UPDATE ABOUT ON CAMPUS PARKING
With the completion of the 2900 building construction, the parking in that
area is back to its original capacity. The parking against the building and
directly across from the building is for faculty/staff. The parking along
the roadway on both sides is for students.
The visitor lot has been changed to two hour parking
for visitors only. Employees and students who park there will receive a
ticket. Visitors who will be here for longer than 2 hours can get a visitor
permit from our office for the day. There is an exception for disabled
people in the visitor lot. Students or employees with a valid disabled
placard or plate and a valid Shoreline permit can park in the visitor lot
for the day.
Other changes have been made to parking to
accommodate the traffic flow during the day. Please be aware that 419 spaces
are now allocated to employee parking.
If you have any questions, please contact Becky Gibler at
bgibler@shoreline.edu.
CATCH OF THE DAY
Just as the phrase says, receiving a "Catch of the Day" gold card means a
colleague wants to thank you for doing a great job. Everyone at Shoreline is
eligible to receive these cards--and if you collect eight, bring them or
send them to Michele Foley in the President's Office to receive a coupon for
a free Whidbey's beverage of your choice! Each card includes the name of the
recipient as well as the staff member bestowing the "Catch"--and room for a
brief description of what was observed.
NEW PARTNERSHIP OFFERS GREAT CLASS IN ART
Shoreline Community College has partnered
with a former Chihuly glassblowing facility for Fall Quarter 2004. Classes
will begin on Saturday, October 16th at the Mukilteo studio operated by Jim
Mongrain. This is a great example of a partnership that generates new and
unique course offerings for students. Contact Mary Bonar for more
information at x4671 or by email at
mbonar@shoreline.edu.
COLLEGE COUNCIL HOLDS FIRST FALL QUARTER
MEETING
Tuesday, October 5, 2:00 to 4:30pm, Board Room
One of three college governance committees, the College Council, will hold
its first official meeting of the academic year on Tuesday, October 5, beginning at 2:00pm in the
Building 1000 Board Room. Carol Henderson will continue serving as
co-chair, but first order of Council business will be to elect her co-chair,
then confirm new Council members filling those positions vacated by members
serving one year terms, who cycled off at the end of Summer Quarter.
Click here for a Council membership roster.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE
Friday, October 8 from 9:30 AND 10:30 am in rm 818
Come start your day with the sound of music. SCC Music Faculty will sing &
play classics, light classics, and jazz - all with a dash of humor from
Master of Ceremonies Jeff Junkinsmith.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
CHILDCARE AVAILABILITY
The Parent Child Center currently has space available for pre-k children 4+ during the
day. There is space for children one and up in the evening. Please pass this
information along to fellow workers, family, and clients. For more information or any
questions, please call ext.4690. Speak to Paulette or Heather.
2005 MEDICAL RATES AVAILABLE
2005
Effective January 1, 2005: It is not too early to begin thinking
about your benefit plans for next year. The 2005 medical rates are published on the web
at www.pebb.hca.wa.gov. Click on Board votes on 2005 rates near the top of the screen. Open enrollment begins October 18 and
continues through November 30. Please note that RegenceCare will not be available and
will be replaced with Regence BlueShield. Those currently enrolled in RegenceCare will
need to enroll in a new carrier during open enrollment. Good news for those on Group
Health as you will experience a decrease in premiums.
Watch your mail at home for the
employee newsletter from the Health Care Authority for further details on plan changes.
The benefits office will post updates throughout the next two months as we get them.
Please call if you have difficulty logging on to the HCA website. Colleen Higbee ext
4510
"REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES"--FIRST FRIDAY FILM
SERIES
Friday, October 1, 4:30-8pm, Room 1522
Faculty and staff are invited to view an entertaining
American film directed by Patricia Cardoso in 2002. Gourmet pizza, salad,
bread, dessert and refreshments will be available. A $5 donation is
requested. A special "WELCOME" is extended to all new college employees.
SPECIAL THANKS FROM THE SCIENCE DIVISION
On behalf of the Science Division, Dean Susan Hoyne would like to thank
everyone who came to Shoreline Salutes. The ongoing support and help of the
Shoreline College community has been outstanding, and we are very excited
about the newly remodeled building and the many ways it will help students.
Shoreline Salutes was a wonderful event and we are pleased the college chose
to highlight the 2900 Building. Kudos to the many folks who helped with the
event and all those whose numerous hours and efforts readied the building.
We think you are all terrific!
Open Office Hours
with President Holly Moore
Friday, Oct 1, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room
1017
Holly will be holding frequent open office hours this coming year, beginning
with Friday, October 1. Faculty, staff and administrators are
all welcome to drop by--no appointment is necessary and all topics are open
for discussion. Holly's office door stays open so if you can't stop by
right at 1:30, feel free to stop by when you can. If you have any
questions, please call Michele at ext. 4552 or
mfoley@shoreline.edu. Next week, check DAAG for a posting of all
Holly's open office hours through Fall Quarter.
In addition to Holly's scheduled open office hours
this Friday, October 1, from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., please note the following
open office hours through month of October: Friday, October 15, from 1:30 to
3:00 p.m. and Tuesday, October 26, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. All members of
the SCC community are invited to attend at a time convenient for you.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for more
information.
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Day at a Glance
Wednesday,
September 29, 2004
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
TACTC'S ANNUAL FALL PLENARY
SESSION
SCC TRUSTEES & PRESIDENT HOLLY MOORE TO ATTEND
September 29, Tukwila
Shoreline Trustees Jeff Lewis, Paul Burton, Edith Loyer Nelson and Gidget
Terpstra will attend the annual Trustees Association of Community and
Technical Colleges (TACTC) Fall Plenary Session this Wednesday in Tukwila.
The main item on the agenda is planning for the 2005 Legislative Session.
President Holly Moore will attend this one-day session prior to crossing
town to Renton Technical College to attend the September meeting of the
Washington Association of Community and Technical College Presidents (WACTC),
which also starts on September 29 and runs through September 30.
For more information on the purpose and role of TACTC and WACTC, please
email Michele Foley at
mfoley@shoreline.edu.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
FALL CLUB KICKOFF
Thursday, September 30, 10:30am - 1:30pm, PUB Courtyard/Dining Hall
(if it rains)
Please join us in recruiting and
encouraging participation and community involvement with Shoreline Community
College's clubs. If you have questions, please contact Jamie Ardena in
Student Programs at x6973.
ADMINISTRATOR-IN-CHARGE
While President Holly Moore is away from campus, she has designated the
following Vice Presidents as administrators-in-charge:
| DATE |
ACTIVITY |
ADMIN-IN-CHARGE |
| Sept 28 |
TACTC New Trustee Orient. |
Beverly Brandt |
| Sept 29 |
TACTC Fall Plenary Session/
WACTC Sept Business Mtg. |
Beverly Brandt |
| Sept 30 |
WACTC Sept. Business Mtg. |
Carol Henderson |
CHILDCARE AVAILABILITY
The Parent Child Center currently has space available for pre-k children 4+ during the
day. There is space for children one and up in the evening. Please pass this
information along to fellow workers, family, and clients. For more information or any
questions, please call ext.4690. Speak to Paulette or Heather.
2005 MEDICAL RATES AVAILABLE
2005
Effective January 1, 2005: It is not too early to begin thinking
about your benefit plans for next year. The 2005 medical rates are published on the web
at www.pebb.hca.wa.gov. Click on Board votes on 2005 rates near the top of the screen. Open enrollment begins October 18 and
continues through November 30. Please note that RegenceCare will not be available and
will be replaced with Regence BlueShield. Those currently enrolled in RegenceCare will
need to enroll in a new carrier during open enrollment. Good news for those on Group
Health as you will experience a decrease in premiums.
Watch your mail at home for the
employee newsletter from the Health Care Authority for further details on plan changes.
The benefits office will post updates throughout the next two months as we get them.
Please call if you have difficulty logging on to the HCA website. Colleen Higbee ext
4510
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
"REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES"--FIRST FRIDAY FILM
SERIES
Friday, October 1, 4:30-8pm, Room 1522
Faculty and staff are invited to view an entertaining
American film directed by Patricia Cardoso in 2002. Gourmet pizza, salad,
bread, dessert and refreshments will be available. A $5 donation is
requested. A special "WELCOME" is extended to all new college employees.
PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATES
Thursday, September 30
Don't forget to return those bright pink Phone Directory Update forms to
Judy Yu in Room 5208. Even if you are not making any changes to your
directory listing, please send back the form. If you did not receive a
form, contact Amy Stapleton at
astaplet@shoreline.edu.
SPECIAL THANKS FROM THE SCIENCE DIVISION
On behalf of the Science Division, Dean Susan Hoyne would like to thank
everyone who came to Shoreline Salutes. The ongoing support and help of the
Shoreline College community has been outstanding, and we are very excited
about the newly remodeled building and the many ways it will help students.
Shoreline Salutes was a wonderful event and we are pleased the college chose
to highlight the 2900 Building. Kudos to the many folks who helped with the
event and all those whose numerous hours and efforts readied the building.
We think you are all terrific!
GET NET NEWS
The latest edition of news & events has
been posted as of September 23rd. Get the latest information that
includes: A Welcome Back Message by President Moore, the Shoreline Parade,
introduction to ABE/ESL, Kudo's, and more.
ELIZABETH HALFACRE EXHIBITS ART AT CAFE
FLORA
Associate Faculty Elizabeth Halfacre's collographs and collages will be on
exhibit at Cafe Flora from Sept. 28 through Nov. 7. The artist's reception
will be Mon. Oct. 11 from 5 - 8 p.m. Halfacre plans to donate 15 percent of
the sales to ShareWheel/Tent City. Cafe Flora is located at 2901 E. Madison.
Open Office Hours
with President Holly Moore
Friday, Oct 1, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room
1017
Holly will be holding frequent open office hours this coming year, beginning
with Friday, October 1. Faculty, staff and administrators are
all welcome to drop by--no appointment is necessary and all topics are open
for discussion. Holly's office door stays open so if you can't stop by
right at 1:30, feel free to stop by when you can. If you have any
questions, please call Michele at ext. 4552 or
mfoley@shoreline.edu. Next week, check DAAG for a posting of all
Holly's open office hours through Fall Quarter.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for more
information.
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Day at a Glance
Tuesday,
September 28, 2004
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
"REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES"--FIRST FRIDAY FILM
SERIES
Friday, October 1 from 4:30-8:00 pm in Room 1522
Faculty and staff are invited to view an entertaining
American film directed by Patricia Cardoso in 2002. Gourmet pizza, salad,
bread, dessert, and refreshments will be available. A $5.00 donation is
requested. A special "WELCOME" is extended to all new college employees.
LUNCH IS SERVED
The Shoreline Cafeteria is now open. The new menu is available on the DAAG
link "cafeteria menu" or here at:
http://elmo.shoreline.edu/cafeteria/
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATES
Thursday, September 30
Don't forget to return those bright pink Phone Directory Update forms to
Judy Yu in Room 5208. Even if you are not making any changes to your
directory listing, please send back the form. If you did not receive a
form, contact Amy Stapleton at
astaplet@shoreline.edu.
SPECIAL THANKS FROM THE SCIENCE DIVISION
On behalf of the Science Division, Dean Susan Hoyne would like to thank
everyone who came to Shoreline Salutes. The ongoing support and help of the
Shoreline College community has been outstanding, and we are very excited
about the newly remodeled building and the many ways it will help students.
Shoreline Salutes was a wonderful event and we are pleased the college chose
to highlight the 2900 Building. Kudos to the many folks who helped with the
event and all those whose numerous hours and efforts readied the building.
We think you are all terrific!
GET NET NEWS
The latest edition of news & events has
been posted as of September 23rd. Get the latest information that
includes: A Welcome Back Message by President Moore, the Shoreline Parade,
introduction to ABE/ESL, Kudo's, and more.
ELIZABETH HALFACRE EXHIBITS ART AT CAFE
FLORA
Associate Faculty Elizabeth Halfacre's collographs and collages will be on
exhibit at Cafe Flora from Sept. 28 through Nov. 7. The artist's reception
will be Mon. Oct. 11 from 5 - 8 p.m. Halfacre plans to donate 15 percent of
the sales to ShareWheel/Tent City. Cafe Flora is located at 2901 E. Madison.
Open Office Hours
with President Holly Moore
Friday, Oct 1, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room
1017
Holly will be holding frequent open office hours this coming year, beginning
with Friday, October 1. Faculty, staff and administrators are
all welcome to drop by--no appointment is necessary and all topics are open
for discussion. Holly's office door stays open so if you can't stop by
right at 1:30, feel free to stop by when you can. If you have any
questions, please call Michele at ext. 4552 or
mfoley@shoreline.edu. Next week, check DAAG for a posting of all
Holly's open office hours through Fall Quarter.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for more
information.
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
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Day at a Glance
Monday,
September 27, 2004
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
FALL QUARTER BEGINS!
Please be aware that Fall Quarter begins today! Be ready to help new
and returning students find their classes.
DO YOU HAVE YOUR NEW PARKING PASS?
The Safety and Security Department would like to remind all
faculty, staff and administrators to pick up your new parking passes at the S&S Office
in Room 968 in the PUB.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
SPECIAL THANKS FROM THE SCIENCE DIVISION
On behalf of the Science Division, Dean Susan Hoyne would like to thank
everyone who came to Shoreline Salutes. The on-going support and help of the
Shoreline College community has been outstanding, and we are very excited
about the newly remodeled building and the many ways it will help students.
Shoreline Salutes was a wonderful event and we are pleased the college chose
to highlight the 2900 building. Kudos to the many folks who helped with the
event and all those whose numerous hours and efforts readied the building.
We think you are all terrific!
PHONE DIRECTORY UPDATES
Thursday, September 30
Don't forget to return those bright pink Phone Directory Update forms to
Judy Yu in room 5208. Even if you are not making any changes to your
directory listing, please send back the form. If you did not receive a
form, contact Amy Stapleton at
astaplet@shoreline.edu.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
GET NET NEWS
The latest edition of news & events has
been posted as of September 23rd. Get the latest information that
includes: A Welcome Back Message by President Moore, the Shoreline Parade,
introduction to ABE/ESL, Kudo's, and more.
ELIZABETH HALFACRE EXHIBITS ART AT CAFE
FLORA
Associate Faculty Elizabeth Halfacre's collographs and collages will be on
exhibit at Cafe Flora from Sept. 28 through Nov. 7. The artist's reception
will be Mon. Oct. 11 from 5 - 8 p.m. Halfacre plans to donate 15 percent of
the sales to ShareWheel/Tent City. Cafe Flora is located at 2901 E. Madison.
Open Office Hours
with President Holly Moore
Friday, Oct 1, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room
1017
Holly will be holding frequent open office hours this coming year, beginning
with next Friday, October 1. Faculty, staff and administrators are
all welcome to drop by--no appointment is necessary and all topics are open
for discussion. Holly's office door stays open so if you can't stop by
right at 1:30, feel free to stop by when you can. If you have any
questions, please call Michele at ext. 4552 or
mfoley@shoreline.edu. Next week, check DAAG for a posting of all
Holly's open office hours through Fall Quarter.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for more
information.
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
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Day at a Glance
Friday,
September 24, 2004
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
LUNCHBOX CLOSES FOR NOW
Friday, September 24th is the last day for the Lunchbox service. The PUB will
open on Monday. Thanks to all of you for your support of our summer
experiment!
WEAR-IT-AGAIN FASHION SHOW
Friday, September 24, noon, PUB Ballroom
Back by popular demand! It's the Wear-It-Again Fashion Show put on by
classified staff. If you didn't bring a lunch, email
lunchbox@shoreline.edu by 8:30
am.
FAMILY PICNIC BASH
Friday, September
24, 4:00 - 7:00pm, PUB Ballroom or outside
Come one, come all! It's the 2nd Annual Family Picnic Bash. Bring
your family and enjoy an end-of-summer picnic with your colleagues and their families.
The SCC Foundation will provide the hot dogs and drinks. Bring a dish to share, and
join in the fun. BINGO, musical chairs, and other games will highlight the
evening.
DO YOU HAVE YOUR NEW PARKING PASS?
The Safety and Security Department would like to remind all
faculty, staff and administrators to pick up your new parking passes at the S&S Office
in Room 968 in the PUB before next Monday, September 27th.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
GET NET NEWS
The latest edition of news & events has
been posted as of September 23rd. Get the latest information that
includes: A Welcome Back Message by President Moore, the Shoreline Parade,
introduction to ABE/ESL, Kudo's, and more.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
ELIZABETH HALFACRE EXHIBITS ART AT CAFE
FLORA
Associate Faculty Elizabeth Halfacre's collographs and collages will be on
exhibit at Cafe Flora from Sept. 28 through Nov. 7. The artist's reception
will be Mon. Oct. 11 from 5 - 8 p.m. Halfacre plans to donate 15 percent of
the sales to ShareWheel/Tent City. Cafe Flora is located at 2901 E. Madison.
Open Office Hours
with President Holly Moore
Friday, Oct 1, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room
1017
Holly will be holding frequent open office hours this coming year, beginning
with next Friday, October 1. Faculty, staff and administrators are
all welcome to drop by--no appointment is necessary and all topics are open
for discussion. Holly's office door stays open so if you can't stop by
right at 1:30, feel free to stop by when you can. If you have any
questions, please call Michele at ext. 4552 or
mfoley@shoreline.edu. Next week, check DAAG for a posting of all
Holly's open office hours through Fall Quarter.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for more
information.
OFFICE MOVES
If you are permanently moving to a new office and/or area, please let
John Neally know so that your mail can follow you in a timely manner.
You can reach him at
jneally@shoreline.edu.
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
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Day at a Glance
Thursday,
September 23, 2004
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
SHORELINE SALUTES AND BUILDING 2900 DEDICATION
Thursday, September 23, 5pm by Building 2900
Please join our annual celebration with the community at Shoreline Salutes
this evening. Enjoy good food and drink, the chance to meet with our
Advisory Board members, elected officials, and our neighbors in Shoreline.
The highlight of the evening is the ribbon-cutting dedication of Building
2900 at 6pm. If you have any questions, contact Judy Yu at
jyu@shoreline.edu .
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
Open Office Hours
with President Holly Moore
Friday, Oct 1, 1:30 to 3:00pm, Room
1017
Holly will be holding frequent open office hours this coming year, beginning
with next Friday, October 1. Faculty, staff and administrators are
all welcome to drop by--no appointment is necessary and all topics are open
for discussion. Holly's office door stays open so if you can't stop by
right at 1:30, feel free to stop by when you can. If you have any
questions, please call Michele at ext. 4552 or
mfoley@shoreline.edu. Next week, check DAAG for a posting of all
Holly's open office hours through Fall Quarter.
LUNCHBOX CLOSES FOR NOW
Friday, September 24th is the last day for the Lunchbox service. The PUB will
open on Monday. Thanks to all of you for your support of our summer
experiment!
ELIZABETH HALFACRE EXHIBITS ART AT CAFE
FLORA
Associate Faculty Elizabeth Halfacre's collographs and collages will be on
exhibit at Cafe Flora from Sept. 28 through Nov. 7. The artist's reception
will be Mon. Oct. 11 from 5 - 8 p.m. Halfacre plans to donate 15 percent of
the sales to ShareWheel/Tent City. Cafe Flora is located at 2901 E. Madison.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
FAMILY PICNIC BASH
Friday, September
24, 4:30pm, PUB Ballroom
Come one, come all! It's the 2nd Annual Family Picnic Bash. Bring
your family and enjoy an end-of-summer picnic with your colleagues and their families.
The SCC Foundation will provide the hot dogs and drinks. Bring a dish to share, and
join in the fun. BINGO, musical chairs, and other games will highlight the
evening.
DO YOU HAVE YOUR NEW PARKING PASS?
The Safety and Security Department would like to remind all
faculty, staff and administrators to pick up your new parking passes at the S&S Office
in Room 968 in the PUB before next Monday, September 27th.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for more
information.
OFFICE MOVES
If you are permanently moving to a new office and/or area, please let
John Neally know so that your mail can follow you in a timely manner.
You can reach him at
jneally@shoreline.edu.
PARKING PERMITS
At the start of Fall Quarter, all employees will need to have the new
Parking Permit placed on their vehicle by the rearview mirror. If you have
not applied for this permit, please stop by the Security Office in the PUB
as soon as possible. You will need to know the license numbers of the
vehicles you are parking on campus.
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
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Day at a Glance
Wednesday,
September 22, 2004
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
BOARD MEETING
Wednesday, September 22, 4 p.m., Boardroom
The Board of Trustees will hold their first meeting of the quarter in
the Boardroom. Click here to see
Board Agenda.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
FAMILY PICNIC BASH
Friday, September
24, 4:30 pm, PUB
, Ballroom
Come one, come all! It's the 2nd Annual Family Picnic Bash. Bring
your family and enjoy an end-of-summer picnic with your colleagues and their families.
The SCC Foundation will provide the hot dogs and drinks. Bring a dish to share, and
join in the fun. BINGO, musical chairs, and other games will highlight
DO YOU HAVE YOUR NEW PARKING PASS?
The Safety and Security Department would like to remind all
faculty, staff and administrators to pick up your new parking passes at the S&S Office
in Room 968 in the PUB before next Monday, September 27th.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for more
information.
OFFICE MOVES
If you are permanently moving to a new office and/or area, please let
John Neally know so that your mail can follow you in a timely manner.
You can reach him at
jneally@shoreline.edu.
PARKING PERMITS
At the start of Fall Quarter, all employees will need to have the new
Parking Permit placed on their vehicle by the rearview mirror. If you have
not applied for this permit, please stop by the Security Office in the PUB
as soon as possible. You will need to know the license numbers of the
vehicles you are parking on campus.
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
MORE ROOM CHANGES
Please note that the following room changes have taken place: Judy Yu has moved to room 5208 and Amy Stapleton has
moved to 5201S. Please send your pink Phone Directory forms to the new
office.. Lillie Plummer, Running Start,
has moved to room 5209 and Victoria Lauber has moved to room 5216.
LUNCHBOX OPTIONS
If you haven't had a chance to try out the sandwiches offered through the
bookstore, you still have another week to do so.
All sandwiches offered at lunchbox@shoreline.edu
now offer a choice of three breads - the original Rustic Italian
roll, wheat bread or sourdough bread. Place your orders by 9 a.m. (Make a
note of the email address for future orders!).
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Day at a Glance
Tuesday,
September 21, 2004
Education is not merely a means for earning a living or an instrument for the acquisition of wealth. It is an initiation into life of spirit, a training of the human soul in the pursuit of truth and the practice of virtue.
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING
Tuesday, September 21, 9 a.m., Campus Theater
"Doors to a Brighter Future" is the theme of today's
All-campus Meeting.
Click to view the
Opening Week
Schedule and other documents. If you have questions, please
contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
BOARD MEETING
Wednesday, September 22, 4 p.m., Boardroom
The Board of Trustees will hold their first meeting of the quarter in
the Boardroom. The Board Agenda will be posted to the web.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Get fit! Get trim! Check out the
Intramural
Sports schedule that starts on September 27. The schedule for the
Intramural classes are posted on the web. Call Movakel at x6994 for
more information.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
OFFICE MOVES
If you are permanently moving to a new office and/or area, please let
John Neally know so that your mail can follow you in a timely manner.
You can reach him at
jneally@shoreline.edu.
PARKING PERMITS
At the start of Fall Quarter, all employees will need to have the new
Parking Permit placed on their vehicle by the rearview mirror. If you have
not applied for this permit, please stop by the Security Office in the PUB
as soon as possible. You will need to know the license numbers of the
vehicles you are parking on campus.
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
MORE ROOM CHANGES
Please note that the following room changes have taken place: Judy Yu has moved to room 5208 and Amy Stapleton has
moved to 5201S. Please send your pink Phone Directory forms to the new
office.. Lillie Plummer, Running Start,
has moved to room 5209 and Victoria Lauber has moved to room 5216.
LUNCHBOX OPTIONS
If you haven't had a chance to try out the sandwiches offered through the
bookstore, you still have another week to do so.
All sandwiches offered at lunchbox@shoreline.edu
now offer a choice of three breads - the original Rustic Italian
roll, wheat bread or sourdough bread. Place your orders by 9 a.m. (Make a
note of the email address for future orders!).
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Day at a Glance
Monday,
September 20, 2004
Education is not merely a means for earning a living or an instrument for
the acquisition of wealth. It is an initiation into life of spirit, a
training of the human soul in the pursuit of truth and the practice of
virtue.
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
WELCOME BACK
Today is the first day of Opening Week! Welcome back to those who have been
away from campus this summer.
You may want to read through all the DAAG
announcements today. Click to view the
Opening Week
Schedule and other documents. If you have questions, please
contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu.
STUDENT SERVICES RETREAT
The VP of Student Services, her Confidential Assistant, and the Student
Services Directors are attending an all day Student Services Directors'
Retreat. Tom Curtis (ext. 6755) is the designated A-I-C for the Student
Services division.
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
OFFICE MOVES
If you are permanently moving to a new office and/or area, please let
John Neally know so that your mail can follow you in a timely manner.
You can reach him at
jneally@shoreline.edu.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
TEMPORARY
OFFICE LOCATIONS
Work is almost complete on the
remodeled offices in Advising and Counseling,
Essential Skills, and Services for Students w/Disabilities. There may
be a temporary inconvenience for those on the third floor of FOSS where
furniture is being stored. This will be moved back into the advising
space shortly.
As a reminder, following is a list of
temporary offices until September 20th. Advising and Counseling
(Pamela Francisco, Nancy Field, Matt Orlando, Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell and
other staff) - Pam Francisco and Information Desk staff, FOSS Bldg., Rm 5335; Nancy Field
and Matt Orlando, FOSS Bldg., Rm 5361; Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell, FOSS
Bldg., Rm 5347; ESL and GED Program (Debbie Hunter, Donna Miller-Parker and
other staff) - Debbie Hunter and Donna Miller-Parker, Admission/Enrollment
Services area along the back of the wall - look for the ESL and GED Program
sign; Services for Students w/Disabilities (Kim Thompson, Claire Stenson-Ball
and other staff) and DVR & L&I, September 13 - 17, Admin Bldg (1000 Bldg.) Small
Conference Room; DVR & L&I, Peggy Lytle Room 4109.
PARKING PERMITS
At the start of Fall Quarter, all employees will need to have the new
Parking Permit placed on their vehicle by the rearview mirror. If you have
not applied for this permit, please stop by the Security Office in the PUB
as soon as possible. You will need to know the license numbers of the
vehicles you are parking on campus.
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
MORE ROOM CHANGES
Please note that the following room changes have taken place: Judy Yu has moved to room 5208 and Amy Stapleton has
moved to 5201S. Please send your pink Phone Directory forms to the new
office.. Lillie Plummer, Running Start,
has moved to room 5209 and Victoria Lauber has moved to room 5216.
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING CLOSURE
Tuesday, September 21, Until 2pm
The bookstore, mailroom & copy center will be closed until 2 p.m. on Tuesday so that staff may attend the
All-Campus Meeting.
LUNCHBOX OPTIONS
If you haven't had a chance to try out the sandwiches offered through the
bookstore, you still have another week to do so.
All sandwiches offered at lunchbox@shoreline.edu
now offer a choice of three breads - the original Rustic Italian
roll, wheat bread or sourdough bread. Place your orders by 9 a.m. (Make a
note of the email address for future orders!).
PRESIDENT MOORE ANNOUNCES
NEW SERVICE AWARDS
In addition to
the traditional annual employee recognition for 20,25,30 and 35 years of
service, President Moore has asked that a program to recognize those
employees who have worked 5, 10 and 15 years begin this year. All employees
who have worked at SCC for more than five years will receive a special pin and
recognition at the Opening Week All-campus Meeting for their many years of
service to the College. This will be the roll-out year for
this program so we are playing "catch up." All employees in each category
will be given their award this year.
For example if you have been at the
College for five to nine years, you will receive
a 5-YEAR pin, for those who have worked 10-14 years, a 10-YEAR pin, and
15-19 years, a 15-YEAR pin. A letter is being sent by HR to all employees
who will receive this new service award.
On Tuesday, September 21st, at the
All-campus Meeting, please pick up your
pin with your name tag at a special table by the lobby of the theater. President Holly Moore will recognize 5-year, 10-year, and 15-year service
award recipients in their various groups.
If you have any questions, please contact Pam Ziegler at
pziegler@shoreline.edu.
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Day at a Glance
Friday,
September 17, 2004
Education is not merely a means for earning a living or an instrument for the acquisition of wealth. It is an initiation into life of spirit, a training of the human soul in the pursuit of truth and the practice of virtue.
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
FIRE ALARM TESTING
Friday, September 17
As part of our general safety plan and Crisis Communications work, please be
aware that the fire alarms will be tested in various buildings on campus on
Friday. This is a just a test, however, you may want to evacuate the
building as a drill so that you know where to go in case of an emergency
that requires building evacuation. (See your orange
Emergency Procedures Manual for more information.) If you have
questions, please contact Becky Gibler at
bgibler@shoreline.edu .
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
TEMPORARY
OFFICE LOCATIONS
Work is almost complete on the
remodeled offices in Advising and Counseling,
Essential Skills, and Services for Students w/Disabilities. There may
be a temporary inconvenience for those on the 3rd floor of FOSS where
furniture is being stored. This will be moved back into the Advising
space shortly.
As a reminder, following is a list of
temporary offices until September 20th. Advising and Counseling
(Pamela Francisco, Nancy Field, Matt Orlando, Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell and
other staff) - Pam Francisco and Information Desk staff, FOSS Bldg., Rm 5335; Nancy Field
and Matt Orlando, FOSS Bldg., Rm 5361; Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell, FOSS
Bldg., Rm 5347; ESL and GED Program (Debbie Hunter, Donna Miller-Parker and
other staff) - Debbie Hunter and Donna Miller-Parker, Admission/Enrollment
Services area along the back of the wall - look for the ESL and GED Program
sign; Services for Students w/Disabilities (Kim Thompson, Claire Stenson-Ball
and other staff) and DVR & L&I, September 13 - 17, Admin Bldg (1000 Bldg.) Small
Conference Room; DVR & L&I, Peggy Lytle Room 4109.
PARKING PERMITS
At the start of fall quarter, all employees will need to have the new
Parking Permit placed on their vehicle by the rearview mirror. If you have
not applied for this permit, please stop by the Security Office in the PUB
as soon as possible. You will need to know the license numbers of the
vehicles you are parking on campus.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
MORE ROOM CHANGES
Please note that the following room changes have taken place: Judy Yu has moved to room 5208 and Amy Stapleton has
moved to 5201S. Please send your pink Phone Directory forms to the new
office.. Lillie Plummer, Running Start,
has moved to room 5209 and Victoria Lauber has moved to room 5216.
OPENING DOORS STUDENT WELCOME
Wednesday, September 22, 4:30 to 6:30pm, PUB Cafeteria
SCC faculty and staff are invited to attend Opening Doors, a welcome for new students, their families and friends. Opening Doors will emphasize
one-on-one interaction with SCC faculty and staff to help students
understand the systems that are in place at the College to support their
academic success and adjustment to campus life. Student leaders will
initiate Opening Doors by distributing key rings to arriving new students.
They will then introduce the new students to pre-designated resource people
from the faculty and staff, each having copies of an information card
containing details about a specific campus service or opportunity that is
available. New students will be encouraged to wander through the PUB
dining area meeting these resource people (marked by large silver keys
around their neck) and fill up their key rings with all of the keys to
success at Shoreline. Opening Doors will also offer two workshops by faculty
member Pam Dusenberry on what to expect during the first week of class, and
periodic tours of the campus provided by student leaders. Free munchies are
provided. Services for students with disabilities are available by advance arrangement
with the Student Programs Office, extension 4654. Please join us Wednesday
afternoon in making our new students feel at home.
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING CLOSURE
Tuesday, September 21, Until 2pm
The bookstore, mailroom & copy center will be closed until 2 p.m. on Tuesday so that staff may attend the
All-Campus Meeting.
LUNCHBOX OPTIONS
If you haven't had a chance to try out the sandwiches offered through the
bookstore, you still have another week to do so.
All sandwiches offered at lunchbox@shoreline.edu
now offer a choice of three breads - the original Rustic Italian
roll, wheat bread or sourdough bread. Place your orders by 9 a.m. (Make a
note of the email address for future orders!).
OPENING WEEK EMPLOYEE
PACKETS
Thanks to the fast work of our volunteers,
your Opening Week Packets have been stuffed and will be delivered to your
offices in the next couple days. PIO is also constructing a "Virtual
Packet" on the intranet that you may preview. Click to view the
Opening Week
Schedule and other documents. If you have questions, please
contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu
.
PRESIDENT MOORE ANNOUNCES
NEW SERVICE AWARDS
In addition to
the traditional annual employee recognition for 20,25,30 and 35 years of
service, President Moore has asked that a program to recognize those
employees who have worked 5, 10 and 15 years begin this year. All employees
who have worked at SCC for more than five years will receive a special pin and
recognition at the Opening Week All-campus Meeting for their many years of
service to the College. This will be the roll-out year for
this program so we are playing "catch up." All employees in each category
will be given their award this year.
For example if you have been at the
College for five to nine years, you will receive
a 5-YEAR pin, for those who have worked 10-14 years, a 10-YEAR pin, and
15-19 years, a 15-YEAR pin. A letter is being sent by HR to all employees
who will receive this new service award.
On Tuesday, September 21st, at the
All-campus Meeting, please pick up your
pin with your name tag at a special table by the lobby of the theater. President Holly Moore will recognize 5-year, 10-year, and 15-year service
award recipients in their various groups.
If you have any questions, please contact Pam Ziegler at
pziegler@shoreline.edu.
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Day at a Glance
Thursday,
September 16, 2004
Education is not merely a means for earning a living or an instrument for the acquisition of wealth. It is an initiation into life of spirit, a training of the human soul in the pursuit of truth and the practice of virtue.
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
******* TODAY'S EVENTS ****
VARSITY SOCCER GAMES TODAY
Thursday, September 16, 3pm & 5pm
Come out and support your Dolphin soccer teams as they take on Bellevue. The
women's team will play at 3 p.m., followed by the men's game at 5 p.m. Go
Dolphins!!
******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS ******
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE
Week of September 27, in front of the PUB
A group of SCC students, faculty, administrators and staff are working to
ensure that members of the SCC community are registered to vote for the
November General Election. The week of September 27th, is the LAST WEEK
Washington voters can register by mail to vote. A voter registration table
is being set up outside the PUB (weather permitting) every day that week to
pass out voter registration forms. The SCC Student Government has organized
a group of students to staff the table on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
that week. The students have done their part, and our task is to staff the
table Thursday, September 30 and Friday, October 1 between 8 a.m. and 3:30
p.m.
with faculty, staff and administration volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer to staff the
table for a 90-minute time slot, please sign up. You must make arrangements
to ensure that your volunteer time is on your own time, and not when you
have other college responsibilities. The sign up sheet is located in the
"Voter Registration" box in the Student Activities Office (Room 952) on the
top shelf to the left of Lisa Smith's desk. When you sign up, you will
receive an email confirming your time slot and instructions for staffing the
voter registration table. Please contact John Lederer at x6708 if you have any questions.
MORE ROOM CHANGES
Please note that the following room changes have taken place:
Judy Yu and Amy Stapleton of Public
Information have moved to the FOSS Building. Judy Yu has moved to room 5208 and Amy Stapleton has
moved to 5201S. Please send your pink Phone Directory forms to the new
office.
Lillie Plummer, Running Start,
has moved to room 5209 and Victoria Lauber has moved to room 5216.
OPENING DOORS STUDENT WELCOME
Wednesday, September 22, 4:30 to 6:30pm, PUB Cafeteria
SCC faculty and staff are invited to attend Opening Doors, a welcome for new students, their families and friends. Opening Doors will emphasize
one-on-one interaction with SCC faculty and staff to help students
understand the systems that are in place at the College to support their
academic success and adjustment to campus life. Student leaders will
initiate Opening Doors by distributing key rings to arriving new students.
They will then introduce the new students to pre-designated resource people
from the faculty and staff, each having copies of an information card
containing details about a specific campus service or opportunity that is
available. New students will be encouraged to wander through the PUB
dining area meeting these resource people (marked by large silver keys
around their neck) and fill up their key rings with all of the keys to
success at Shoreline. Opening Doors will also offer two workshops by faculty
member Pam Dusenberry on what to expect during the first week of class, and
periodic tours of the campus provided by student leaders. Free munchies are
provided. Services for students with disabilities are available by advance arrangement
with the Student Programs Office, extension 4654. Please join us Wednesday
afternoon in making our new students feel at home.
****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****
ALL-CAMPUS MEETING CLOSURE
Tuesday, September 21, Until 2pm
The bookstore, mailroom & copy center will be closed until 2 p.m. on Tuesday so that staff may attend the
All-Campus Meeting.
LUNCHBOX OPTIONS
If you haven't had a chance to try out the sandwiches offered through the
bookstore, you still have another week to do so.
All sandwiches offered at lunchbox@shoreline.edu
now offer a choice of three breads - the original Rustic Italian
roll, wheat bread or sourdough bread. Place your orders by 9 a.m. (Make a
note of the email address for future orders!).
THANKS FOR
HELPING OUT!!!
The Public
Information Office would like to give kudos to the following people for
helping with the Opening Week packet stuffing. We finished 500 packets in a record
breaking hour and enjoyed pizza and company. Thanks to Mary Blanchett,
Tom Curtis, Barb Kristek, Marlene Jump, Lori Yonemitsu, Debbie Sherman,
Colleen Cooper, Harumi Kendall, Berta Lloyd, Lynette Peters, Bonnie Madison,
John Backes, Yvonne Terrell-Powell, Connie Buren, Jeannie Skaare, Esther
Pineiro-Hall, Ravy Bo and Hanh Nguyen. Your enthusiasm is appreciated!
OPENING WEEK EMPLOYEE
PACKETS
Thanks to the fast work of our volunteers,
your Opening Week Packets have been stuffed and will be delivered to your
offices in the next couple days. PIO is also constructing a "Virtual
Packet" on the intranet that you may preview. Click to view the
Opening Week
Schedule and other documents. If you have questions, please
contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu
.
TEMPORARY
OFFICE LOCATIONS
Advising and Counseling,
Essential Skills, and Services for Students w/Disabilities have temporarily
moved to different locations on campus while their space undergoes a
"makeover" aka renovation. They will return to their offices on Monday,
September 20. Office locations are provided below: Advising and Counseling
(Pamela Francisco, Nancy Field, Matt Orlando, Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell and
other staff) - Pam Francisco and Information Desk staff, FOSS Bldg., Rm 5335; Nancy Field
and Matt Orlando, FOSS Bldg., Rm 5361; Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell, FOSS
Bldg., Rm 5347; ESL and GED Program (Debbie Hunter, Donna Miller-Parker and
other staff) - Debbie Hunter and Donna Miller-Parker, Admission/Enrollment
Services area along the back of the wall - look for the ESL and GED Program
sign; Services for Students w/Disabilities (Kim Thompson, Claire Stenson-Ball
and other staff) and DVR & L&I, September 13 - 17, Admin Bldg (1000 Bldg.) Small
Conference Room; DVR & L&I, Peggy Lytle Room 4109.
PRESIDENT MOORE ANNOUNCES
NEW SERVICE AWARDS
In addition to
the traditional annual employee recognition for 20,25,30 and 35 years of
service, President Moore has asked that a program to recognize those
employees who have worked 5, 10 and 15 years begin this year. All employees
who have worked at SCC for more than five years will receive a special pin and
recognition at the Opening Week All-campus Meeting for their many years of
service to the College. This will be the roll-out year for
this program so we are playing "catch up." All employees in each category
will be given their award this year.
For example if you have been at the
College for five to nine years, you will receive
a 5-YEAR pin, for those who have worked 10-14 years, a 10-YEAR pin, and
15-19 years, a 15-YEAR pin. A letter is being sent by HR to all employees
who will receive this new service award.
On Tuesday, September 21st, at the
All-campus Meeting, please pick up your
pin with your name tag at a special table by the lobby of the theater. President Holly Moore will recognize 5-year, 10-year, and 15-year service
award recipients in their various groups.
If you have any questions, please contact Pam Ziegler at
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