Wednesday, April 23, 2008

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

EARTH WEEK APRIL 19-26 - UPDATED PROGRAM
The Environmental Club and The Worldly Philosophers’ and Dismal Scientists’ Society would like to invite the Shoreline campus and community to join us for the 28th annual Earth Week celebration. Please look for our programs available in the PUB and in the library. > SCC Earth Week Web Page

THE ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Wednesday, April 23, 9:30-10:20am, Room 1102
Prof. Tim Payne "The Economics of Climate Change."

ATMOSPHERIC CO2 AND OCEAN ACIDIFICATION
Wednesday, April 23, 10:30-11:20am, PUB 9208
Earth Week Guest Speaker Dr. Richard Feely - Dr. Richard Feely is a University of Washington oceanographer and NOAA researcher who has lead research on CO2 accumulation on resulting acidification of the world's oceans. The rapid and only recent recognized increase in ocean acidity has significant implications for marine food webs world wide.

SILENT RUNNING
Wednesday, April 23, 1-3pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Film Series - Silent Running.

GREEN JOB IN THE PUGET SOUND AND WA STATE
Wednesday, April 23, 1:30-3:30pm, Rm 2925
Barbara Hins Turner is the Executive Director of the Energy Technology Center of Excellence at Centralia Community College. She is speaking on career opportunities for green jobs and what is happening in Washington and nationally with green initiatives.

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GOODBYE TO ANN GARNSEY-HARTER
Wednesday, April 23, 12:30-2:30pm, Library Conference Room
You are invited to a farewell party to honor Distance Learning Services Director, Ann Garnsey-Harter. Come to the library conference room (4202) and join us in wishing Ann a smooth transition into her new and exciting position at North Idaho College.

MEMORY & LEARNING: IMPROVING THE PARTNERSHIP, PART II
Wednesday, April 23, 12:30-1:20pm, Room 1501
Do you want to remember the facts, ideas, processes, and other information you read and hear? English faculty member Dutch Henry will explain how our brains work to build short- and long-term memory and what you can do as a student to improve your own memory. All students welcome. (This workshop is NOT a repeat of last week's session.)

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

MARCUS HUDSON THROWS NO-HITTER FOR SHORELINE CC BASEBALL TEAM
Sophomore Marcus Hudson threw a No-Hitter on Sunday afternoon for the Shoreline Community College baseball team. The SCC squad defeated Olympic College 8-0 in the game as Hudson struck out eight batters and walked three. It may be the only No-Hitter in Shoreline CC baseball history.

Follow the Shoreline baseball team and all other Shoreline CC sports on the athletic website at www.shoreline.edu/athletics. GO DOLPHINS!

EARTH WEEK
Friday, April 25, 11am - 1pm, PUB 9208
Calling all students, faculty, and staff. The sponsors of Earth Week invite the Shoreline Campus Community to join us for a brown bag lunch and discussion. Cookies on us.

BOOKSTORE MOVING SALE
If you are an artist or know someone who is, this is a great opportunity to stock up on paints and brushes from the bookstore's 50% off or more sale. There are many art supplies along with other general merchandise and gift items at the bookstore marked down in preparation for our move to the new PUB.

HELENA AZEVEDO PIANO RECITAL
"Fascinating Rhythms: A Musical Tour of the Americas"
Sunday, April 27, 3pm, Campus Theater
Jazz up your afternoon with Brazilian pianist Helena Azevedo and guests: Jeff Junkinsmith, piano; Nancy Matesky, piano; and Doug Reid, Saxophone. Program will include music by Brazilian composers Mignone, Piazolli and Guarnieri and American composers Gershwin, Junkinsmith and Whitney.

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

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING – THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008
Thursday, April 24, 3:00–3:50pm, Study Session—Room 4214; Library (#4000) AND 4:00pm, Regular Meeting—Board Room; Administration Building (#1000)
The Board of Trustees will be holding its Regular Meeting on Thursday, April 24, 2008 at 4:00 p.m. This meeting was intentionally scheduled for a Thursday rather than on the Board’s usual Regular Meeting day of Wednesday. A Study Session is scheduled to precede the Regular Meeting at 3:00 p.m. All staff are welcome to attend the Study Session and Regular Meeting.

Please note that the Study Session will be held in room 4214 in the Library and the Regular Meeting will be held in the Board Room in the Administration Building.

To access the Board's site on the intranet, which includes the agenda, minutes and background statements (TABS), please click: http://intranet.shore.ctc.edu/intranetgovern/TrusteesPres.htm

COMMON COURSE NUMBERING IS BEING IMPLEMENTED AT SCC IN TIME FOR SUMMER REGISTRATION
The Curriculum Committee wants you to know that THIS WILL IMPACT YOU!!!

All faculty and staff at Shoreline Community College need to be familiar with the many changes we are making to our courses beginning summer quarter, and the ramifications of those changes in our publications and documents.

Please click on the link for the entire memo. The Curriculum Committee wants you to know that THIS WILL IMPACT YOU

SPRING QUARTER ROSTER CHECK
The Registrar’s Office asks that faculty take time this week to verify that each student attending class is on their Spring Quarter class roster. Students not on the roster should be referred to the Registration Office immediately for assistance.

CLIMATE CHANGE IN EARTH'S HISTORY: A GEOLOGISTS' PERSPECTIVE
Thursday, April 24, 12:30-1:30pm, 2920
Prof. Emma Baer - "Climate Change in Earth's History: A Geologists' Perspective"

CLAY POT PLANTING - IN CELEBRATION OF EARTH WEEK
Friday, April 25, 8am - 12pm, East Side of Campus Theater
Hosted by Mike Paustian and Andi Tjan. We will send out teams of 2-3 students, faculty and staff to replant our 17 clay pots in various campus locations. Come meet us at our table on the east side of the theater on the half hour. Everything you need will be provided.

EARTH TRIVIA SESSION UNO
Friday, April 25, 12:30-1:20pm, PUB 9201
Hosted by Chip Dodd.

EARTH TRIVIA SESSION DOS
Friday, April 25, 1:30-2:30pm, PUB 9201
Come compete (in teams) against students, faculty and staff in the realm of knowledge about places, peoples, living things and the environment of our Earth.

SOLUTION 1: BICYCLES
Friday, April 25, 12:30-1:30pm, PUB 9202
Lucas Meserve will lead a presentation with several other cyclists to introduce people to bike commuting and encourage the transition away from cars.

EARTH WEEK DEBRIEF AND EVALUATION
Friday, April 25, 1:30-2pm, PUB 9202
Please come and provide your comments.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRANSFER FAIR
Monday, April 28, 2-5pm, PUB Quiet Dining Room
International Admission Representatives will be here from over 30 universities from Washington and across the country! The schools attending are listed on the International programs page of the web site: http://www.international.shoreline.edu/article.asp?id=350

CLUB EXPO 2008
Thursday, May 1, 1-4pm, PUB Dining Rooms
Come celebrate the PUB opening with Student Clubs and Organizations! There will be FREE FOOD!

NIEA: NORTHWEST INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION WORKSHOP
"Global Citizenship: People, Goods, and Ideas on the Move"
Friday, May 9, 8am - 3:30pm, Highline CC
Click here for the program summary and registration information: http://region1.nafsa.org/NIEA/WS2008/WSindex.htm.

Deadline April 18, 2008; Cost: $30 (includes lunch). Students free (Students should contact Pollie McCloskey to register) at 206-533-6676, International Programs.

SCC TO HOST FAMILY FROM DENMARK
International Programs, in collaboration with the Business Administration and VCT departments, will host two professors from Business Academy West (BAW) in Esbjerg, Denmark May 19-30, 2008. Shoreline Community College has had a partnership with BAW since 2006 as an educational opportunity for students and faculty in our Business Administration and VCT programs. In Spring 2007, Shoreline’s Business Administration department hosted Sonnich Jensen from BAW and Laura Portolese-Dias was welcomed as a guest instructor at BAW.

This year, in May, we will welcome Johnny Ingerslev (Marketing Professor) and Michael Lundorff-Hansen (Multimedia Professor) from BAW as guest instructors at SCC. The visiting Business instructor will teach in SCC’s Business Marketing courses and the visiting VCT faculty will teach in the area of interactive media, animation and game design.

RUNNING START INFORMATIONAL MEETING
Wednesday, May 7, 6:30-8pm, PUB Quiet Dining Room
Interested in learning more about the Running Start Program? The Running Start program provides an opportunity for eligible high school juniors and seniors to attend college classes while completing high school. This meeting is for interested future Running Start students, parents or guardians, high school counselors, and other staff working with Running Start students. See you there!

JAMES YEE, FORMER US ARMY CHAPLAIN AT GUANTANAMO BAY , SPEAKS AT SCC
Wednesday, May 14, 9:30am, 10:30am, 11:30am & 12:30pm, Rm 2308 & PUB
After serving as a Muslim Chaplain at Guantanamo Bay for 10 months and receiving numerous awards for his service there, James "Yusuf" Yee was falsely accused of spying, espionage, and aiding alleged Taliban and Al-Qaeda prisoners. He was arrested, locked in a navy prison, and detained for 76 days in solitary confinement. Now cleared and exonerated of all criminal charges, he has publicly exposed the abuse of detainees at Guantanamo Bay and the failures of US military justice. He resigned from the Army in 2005 with honorable discharge. Since his resignation, he has gone public on what goes on at Guantanamo, and tells the world how he struggled to prove his innocence. He authored "For God and Country: Faith and Patriotism Under Fire", with journalist Aimee Molloy in 2005. James Yee will facilitate the following on campus events:

9:30 & 10:30 a.m., Room 2308
GUANTANAMO: A MUSLIM CHAPLAIN'S STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE

11:30 a.m.-PUB
BROWN BAG LUNCH WITH STUDENTS

12:30 p.m.-Room 2308
ALL CAMPUS ADDRESS

Stay tuned for more information. We encourage you to attend one or more of these events! For more information, please contact Cecilia or Lynette in the Multicultural Center & Women's Center. lpeters@shoreline.edu or martinez4@shoreline.edu.

THE X-FILES "DARKNESS FALLS"
Thursday, April 24, 10:30-11:20am, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - The X-Files "Darkness Falls". Themes: Intense resource extraction and ecoterrorism (1994).

STAR TREK ORIGINAL SERIES "DEVIL IN THE DARK"
Thursday, April 24, 11:30am-12:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - Star Trek Original Series "Devil in the Dark". Themes: Conservation and resources extraction (1967).

STAR TREK VOYAGER "NIGHT"
Thursday, April 24, 12:30-1:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - Star Trek Voyager "Night". Themes: Capitalism, negative externalities and exploitation.

THE BOOKSTORE SELLS GREEN
In celebration of Earth Day today and all week, the bookstore is featuring our products made from recycled materials. In addition to recycled paper products the bookstore also sells Shoreline imprinted tote bags made from 100% recycled plastic bottles! We sell recycled paper clips made from 50% post consumer material and Earthwise file folders created from scrap paper trimmings. Come check out our "earth friendly" items.

PREPARING FOR AND TAKING OBJECTIVE TESTS
Thursday, April 24, 1:45-2:40pm, Rm 1501
Learn study strategies to prepare for multiple choice, true/false, matching, and sentence completion tests. Tips for critically reading objective test questions for understanding will be presented. (Facilitated by Grace Rhodes, English faculty).

BATHING SUIT SEASON IS HERE SOON, GET IN SHAPE WITH INTRAMURAL CLASS
Bathing suit season is not far away! Consider taking an intramural class to get in shape. The Intramural Department offers four classes a week for free to students, faculty and staff.

Check out the schedule at: BATHING SUIT SEASON IS HERE SOON, GET IN SHAPE WITH INTRAMURAL CLASS.

Check out the full schedule of events at: http://www.shoreline.edu/athletics/intramur.htm.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
Thanks to everyone who helped make UW Day at Shoreline last week a success. I know there were many faculty and staff who encouraged students to attend, thank you all. Kudos to faculty who invited UW advisors into their classes: Peter Sparks, Nirmala Savage, Bob Shields, Phyllis Topham, Jeff Junkinsmith, Barry Ehrlich, Ellie Christensen and Davis Oldham. And a heartfelt thank you to a variety of staff who provided support: Steve Gibler, Lisa Smith, Dave Holmes, Tom Harvey, Quang Le, Becky Gibler, Andy Conrad, and especially Jeannette Alexander for set up support in the Music Building, and Bonnie Madison for providing UW advisors with internet passwords in no time! I hope I did not forget anyone, you are all great! Joyce Fagel.

COMMENCEMENT 2008 CAP AND GOWN ORDER REMINDER
This is a friendly reminder to place your orders for Commencement 2008. This year's Commencement will be Sunday, June 8, 2:00pm in the Gymnasium. We encourage your participation as a tribute to the dedication and achievements of our 2008 graduates. The deadline for ordering caps and gowns is Friday, April 25th. Click here for more information -http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethome/capandgown.htm

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
The campus community is invited to submit nominations for the Exceptional Faculty Award. Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may nominate an eligible faculty member for consideration.

The Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form are available on the Human Resources website at http://intranet.shore.ctc.edu/intranethr/.

Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman in Human Resources by May 28, 2008.

SUMMER & FALL TEXTBOOK ORDERS CAN NOW BE PLACED
Textbook orders can now be placed online. Summer quarter orders are due no later that Friday, May 2nd. Fall orders are due no later than Friday, August 1st. Information on placing orders can be obtained from the bookstore, the division offices, the faculty listserv and in the Faculty Forms section of DAAG.

SPRING COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, April 30, 9am, PUB Dining Hall
Please join the visiting college and university representatives in the PUB's main dining hall to gather information about each school's programs and application dates. The college representatives will be happy to assist you with your transfer questions and needs.

CHECK OUT THE HR PERSONNEL CHANGES PAGE
The personnel changes page of the HR web site has been updated. Please be sure to check it out now and then for information on new employees. If you are new or have changed positions at SCC, please contact Donna Myers at: dmyers@shoreline.edu. Thanks! http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/PersonnelChanges.htm

PARENT-CHILD CENTER ANNUAL SILENT ART AUCTION
Friday, April 25, 4:30-7pm, Automotive Showroom
The Parent-Child Center is holding a silent auction to raise money for summer enrichment activities for the children and CreativeCurriculum.net membership. Admission is free and will feature art created by the children, theme baskets and items donated by local businesses. New this year: bring your loose change to donate for teacher's wish list items. Light refreshments will be provided. Please come and bid generously!

SAFE SEX & SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES INFO BOOTH
Monday, April 29, 9am - 1pm, Computer Lab Entrance, Lower Level of Library
Come and join Shoreline Community College 5th Quarter Nursing Students for information about responsible sexual behavior at our booth set up at the entrance to the computer lab at the library on Monday, April 28 from 9:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. Take our quick STD Challenge Test and enjoy candy and condoms as giveaways. See you there!

TIAA-CREF ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
April 29th & 30th and May 15th & 20th
Peter Stankovich from TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Stankovich will be available to help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options, and find the right allocation mix for you.

To schedule an appointment, please visit the website at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click SUBMIT to confirm your appointment).

EQUITY & STUDENT CONNECTIONS MOVES TO PUB!
Equity & Student Connections, a working unit within Student Services, includes the Multicultural Center, Student Leadership Center and the Women's Center. Our three Centers are now located in the PUB, 3rd Floor, Rooms 9301 and 9302. We want to enrich and expand opportunities for SCC students and invite you to send students our way! Please see the attached document for more information. Thanks!

NIEA: ANNUAL WORKSHOP REGISTRATION DEADLINE
A reminder that registrations are due this Friday, April 18th for the Northwest International Education Association Annual Workshop, "Global Citizenship: People, Goods, and Ideas on the Move," Friday, May 9, from 8:00am to 3:30pm at Highline Community College. The cost is $30 and includes lunch. Students free. More info: http://region1.nafsa.org/NIEA/WS2008/WSindex.htm. Questions? Contact Pollie McCloskey; pmccloskey@shoreline.edu I

SAVE THE DATE - VP STUDENT SUCCESS OPEN FORUMS
Monday, May 5 AND Tuesday, May 6, 3:00 - 5:00pm, Room 2925
Open forums have been scheduled in ROOM 2925 with an hour for each candidate to present brief information on their background, etc as well as field questions from the campus community. A finalized list of candidates scheduled for each date will be forthcoming.

Questions may be directed to the HR Office at 206-546-4769.

STUDENT E-MAIL ACCOUNTS SWITCHING TO GMAIL
TSS is working on implementing Google's Gmail service for students in place of the current e-mail system. This will provide students with a number of benefits including 6+ gigabytes of storage space, accounts that never expire for alumni, Google Docs (online document/spreadsheet/presentation creation software and storage), and more at no charge and without advertisements.

This proposal, which has been approved by student government, will be implemented in the near term. Initially current student accounts will be left untouched and new accounts will be created in Gmail. Shortly thereafter current students will be given the option of moving their accounts to Gmail. Students whose e-mail accounts are hosted on Gmail will have accounts that look like jsmith@go.shoreline.edu.

Have questions? Contact Gavin Smith at gavinsmith@shoreline.edu or 206-546-4792.

2008 EXEMPLARY STAFF AWARDS
The STTACC (Staff Training for Technical and Community Colleges) Exemplary Staff Awards was established to provide annual recognition of permanent, classified employees within the Washington State Community and Technical College system. The nomination form, eligibility requirements, and nomination process is located on the STTACC web site at: http://sttacc.ctc.edu/new/staffaward.html.

Nominations must be received by May 5, 2008.

For questions, please contact Debbie Sherman at (206) 546-5880 or dsherman@shoreline.edu.

SPRING ALL CAMPUS MEETING DATE CHANGE - FRIDAY, MAY 23
12:30 - 2pm, Room 2308
The Spring 2008 All Campus Meeting, originally scheduled for Friday, April 11 has been rescheduled to Friday, May 23; 12:30 – 2:00 pm; Location: 2308. Please contact Lori Yonemitsu at lyonemitsu@shoreline.edu or at extension 4552 if you have questions about the meeting. Thank you.

FACULTY ADVISING RESOURCE WEB PAGE
Tired of searching for information? The Faculty Advising Resource webpage is a one-stop center that allows faculty to have access to the information they need. Please click on this link: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/facultyadvising/ to access the webpage. This webpage has been developed by the Advising Task Force - Pilot Project group. Please send your comments and suggestions as indicated in the webpage.

 

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

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

EARTH WEEK APRIL 19-26 - UPDATED PROGRAM
The Environmental Club and The Worldly Philosophers’ and Dismal Scientists’ Society would like to invite the Shoreline campus and community to join us for the 28th annual Earth Week celebration. Please look for our programs available in the PUB and in the library. > SCC Earth Week Web Page

PICK UP THOSE CIGARETTE BUTTS!
Tuesday, April 22, 10am - 1pm, PUB
Did you know that the Ground Depts. spends up to 25% of their time picking up cigarette butts? We have a beautiful campus; come help us clean it up! Meet us in front of the PUB for gloves and supplies on the hour and half hour.

EARTH WEEK FILM SERIES
HOT POLITICS
Tuesday, April 22, 11:30am - 12:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Film Series - Hot Politics

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Tuesday, April 22, 12:30 - 2pm, 1102
Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer will give the keynote.

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ALIVE DAY MEMORIES-DOCUMENTARY & POST-FILM DISCUSSION
Tuesday, April 22, 11:30am, Room 2207
The Multicultural Center & Women's Center, Office of Special Services and Advising and Counseling invite you to view the documentary ALIVE DAY MEMORIES on Tuesday, April 22 at 11:30 a.m. A discussion will be held after the film for approximately one half to one hour. James Gandolfini interviews ten soldiers and Marines disabled during their time in Iraq. Marty Olson and Kim Thompson will help to facilitate the post-film discussion.

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

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING – THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2008
Thursday, April 24, 3:00–3:50pm, Study Session—Room 4214; Library (#4000) AND 4:00pm, Regular Meeting—Board Room; Administration Building (#1000)
The Board of Trustees will be holding its Regular Meeting on Thursday, April 24, 2008 at 4:00 p.m. This meeting was intentionally scheduled for a Thursday rather than on the Board’s usual Regular Meeting day of Wednesday. A Study Session is scheduled to precede the Regular Meeting at 3:00 p.m. All staff are welcome to attend the Study Session and Regular Meeting.

Please note that the Study Session will be held in room 4214 in the Library and the Regular Meeting will be held in the Board Room in the Administration Building.

To access the Board's site on the intranet, which includes the agenda, minutes and background statements (TABS), please click: http://intranet.shore.ctc.edu/intranetgovern/TrusteesPres.htm

GOODBYE TO ANN GARNSEY-HARTER
Wednesday, April 23, 12:30-2:30pm, Library Conference Room
You are invited to a farewell party to honor Distance Learning Services Director, Ann Garnsey-Harter. Come to the library conference room (4202) and join us in wishing Ann a smooth transition into her new and exciting position at North Idaho College.

SPRING QUARTER ROSTER CHECK
The Registrar’s Office asks that faculty take time this week to verify that each student attending class is on their Spring Quarter class roster. Students not on the roster should be referred to the Registration Office immediately for assistance.

CLIMATE CHANGE IN EARTH'S HISTORY: A GEOLOGISTS' PERSPECTIVE
Thursday, April 24, 12:30-1:30pm, 2920
Prof. Emma Baer - "Climate Change in Earth's History: A Geologists' Perspective"

CLAY POT PLANTING - IN CELEBRATION OF EARTH WEEK
Friday, April 25, 8am - 12pm, East Side of Campus Theater
Hosted by Mike Paustian and Andi Tjan. We will send out teams of 2-3 students, faculty and staff to replant our 17 clay pots in various campus locations. Come meet us at our table on the east side of the theater on the half hour. Everything you need will be provided.

EARTH TRIVIA SESSION UNO
Friday, April 25, 12:30-1:20pm, PUB 9201
Hosted by Chip Dodd.

EARTH TRIVIA SESSION DOS
Friday, April 25, 1:30-2:30pm, PUB 9201
Come compete (in teams) against students, faculty and staff in the realm of knowledge about places, peoples, living things and the environment of our Earth.

SOLUTION 1: BICYCLES
Friday, April 25, 12:30-1:30pm, PUB 9202
Lucas Meserve will lead a presentation with several other cyclists to introduce people to bike commuting and encourage the transition away from cars.

EARTH WEEK DEBRIEF AND EVALUATION
Friday, April 25, 1:30-2pm, PUB 9202
Please come and provide your comments.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRANSFER FAIR
Monday, April 28, 2-5pm, PUB Quiet Dining Room
International Admission Representatives will be here from over 30 universities from Washington and across the country! The schools attending are listed on the International programs page of the web site: http://www.international.shoreline.edu/article.asp?id=350

CLUB EXPO 2008
Thursday, May 1, 1-4pm, PUB Dining Rooms
Come celebrate the PUB opening with Student Clubs and Organizations! There will be FREE FOOD!

NIEA: NORTHWEST INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION WORKSHOP
"Global Citizenship: People, Goods, and Ideas on the Move"
Friday, May 9, 8am - 3:30pm, Highline CC
Click here for the program summary and registration information: http://region1.nafsa.org/NIEA/WS2008/WSindex.htm.

Deadline April 18, 2008; Cost: $30 (includes lunch). Students free (Students should contact Pollie McCloskey to register) at 206-533-6676, International Programs.

SCC TO HOST FAMILY FROM DENMARK
International Programs, in collaboration with the Business Administration and VCT departments, will host two professors from Business Academy West (BAW) in Esbjerg, Denmark May 19-30, 2008. Shoreline Community College has had a partnership with BAW since 2006 as an educational opportunity for students and faculty in our Business Administration and VCT programs. In Spring 2007, Shoreline’s Business Administration department hosted Sonnich Jensen from BAW and Laura Portolese-Dias was welcomed as a guest instructor at BAW.

This year, in May, we will welcome Johnny Ingerslev (Marketing Professor) and Michael Lundorff-Hansen (Multimedia Professor) from BAW as guest instructors at SCC. The visiting Business instructor will teach in SCC’s Business Marketing courses and the visiting VCT faculty will teach in the area of interactive media, animation and game design.

RUNNING START INFORMATIONAL MEETING
Wednesday, May 7, 6:30-8pm, PUB Quiet Dining Room
Interested in learning more about the Running Start Program? The Running Start program provides an opportunity for eligible high school juniors and seniors to attend college classes while completing high school. This meeting is for interested future Running Start students, parents or guardians, high school counselors, and other staff working with Running Start students. See you there!

JAMES YEE, FORMER US ARMY CHAPLAIN AT GUANTANAMO BAY , SPEAKS AT SCC
Wednesday, May 14, 9:30am, 10:30am, 11:30am & 12:30pm, Rm 2308 & PUB
After serving as a Muslim Chaplain at Guantanamo Bay for 10 months and receiving numerous awards for his service there, James "Yusuf" Yee was falsely accused of spying, espionage, and aiding alleged Taliban and Al-Qaeda prisoners. He was arrested, locked in a navy prison, and detained for 76 days in solitary confinement. Now cleared and exonerated of all criminal charges, he has publicly exposed the abuse of detainees at Guantanamo Bay and the failures of US military justice. He resigned from the Army in 2005 with honorable discharge. Since his resignation, he has gone public on what goes on at Guantanamo, and tells the world how he struggled to prove his innocence. He authored "For God and Country: Faith and Patriotism Under Fire", with journalist Aimee Molloy in 2005. James Yee will facilitate the following on campus events:

9:30 & 10:30 a.m., Room 2308
GUANTANAMO: A MUSLIM CHAPLAIN'S STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE

11:30 a.m.-PUB
BROWN BAG LUNCH WITH STUDENTS

12:30 p.m.-Room 2308
ALL CAMPUS ADDRESS

Stay tuned for more information. We encourage you to attend one or more of these events! For more information, please contact Cecilia or Lynette in the Multicultural Center & Women's Center. lpeters@shoreline.edu or martinez4@shoreline.edu.

BATHING SUIT SEASON IS HERE SOON, GET IN SHAPE WITH INTRAMURAL CLASS
Bathing suit season is not far away! Consider taking an intramural class to get in shape. The Intramural Department offers four classes a week for free to students, faculty and staff.

Check out the schedule at: BATHING SUIT SEASON IS HERE SOON, GET IN SHAPE WITH INTRAMURAL CLASS.

Check out the full schedule of events at: http://www.shoreline.edu/athletics/intramur.htm.

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

COMMON COURSE NUMBERING IS BEING IMPLEMENTED AT SCC IN TIME FOR SUMMER REGISTRATION
The Curriculum Committee wants you to know that THIS WILL IMPACT YOU!!!

All faculty and staff at Shoreline Community College need to be familiar with the many changes we are making to our courses beginning summer quarter, and the ramifications of those changes in our publications and documents.

Please click on the link for the entire memo. The Curriculum Committee wants you to know that THIS WILL IMPACT YOU

THE ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Wednesday, April 23, 9:30-10:20am, Room 1102
Prof. Tim Payne "The Economics of Climate Change."

ATMOSPHERIC CO2 AND OCEAN ACIDIFICATION
Wednesday, April 23, 10:30-11:20am, PUB 9208
Earth Week Guest Speaker Dr. Richard Feely - Dr. Richard Feely is a University of Washington oceanographer and NOAA researcher who has lead research on CO2 accumulation on resulting acidification of the world's oceans. The rapid and only recent recognized increase in ocean acidity has significant implications for marine food webs world wide.

SILENT RUNNING
Wednesday, April 23, 1-3pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Film Series - Silent Running.

GREEN JOB IN THE PUGET SOUND AND WA STATE
Wednesday, April 23, 1:30-3:30pm, Rm 2925
Barbara Hins Turner is the Executive Director of the Energy Technology Center of Excellence at Centralia Community College. She is speaking on career opportunities for green jobs and what is happening in Washington and nationally with green initiatives.

THE X-FILES "DARKNESS FALLS"
Thursday, April 24, 10:30-11:20am, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - The X-Files "Darkness Falls". Themes: Intense resource extraction and ecoterrorism (1994).

STAR TREK ORIGINAL SERIES "DEVIL IN THE DARK"
Thursday, April 24, 11:30am-12:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - Star Trek Original Series "Devil in the Dark". Themes: Conservation and resources extraction (1967).

STAR TREK VOYAGER "NIGHT"
Thursday, April 24, 12:30-1:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - Star Trek Voyager "Night". Themes: Capitalism, negative externalities and exploitation.

THE BOOKSTORE SELLS GREEN
In celebration of Earth Day today and all week, the bookstore is featuring our products made from recycled materials. In addition to recycled paper products the bookstore also sells Shoreline imprinted tote bags made from 100% recycled plastic bottles! We sell recycled paper clips made from 50% post consumer material and Earthwise file folders created from scrap paper trimmings. Come check out our "earth friendly" items.

MEMORY & LEARNING: IMPROVING THE PARTNERSHIP, PART II
Wednesday, April 23, 12:30-1:20pm, Room 1501
Do you want to remember the facts, ideas, processes, and other information you read and hear? English faculty member Dutch Henry will explain how our brains work to build short- and long-term memory and what you can do as a student to improve your own memory. All students welcome. (This workshop is NOT a repeat of last week's session.)

PREPARING FOR AND TAKING OBJECTIVE TESTS
Thursday, April 24, 1:45-2:40pm, Rm 1501
Learn study strategies to prepare for multiple choice, true/false, matching, and sentence completion tests. Tips for critically reading objective test questions for understanding will be presented. (Facilitated by Grace Rhodes, English faculty)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
Thanks to everyone who helped make UW Day at Shoreline last week a success. I know there were many faculty and staff who encouraged students to attend, thank you all. Kudos to faculty who invited UW advisors into their classes: Peter Sparks, Nirmala Savage, Bob Shields, Phyllis Topham, Jeff Junkinsmith, Barry Ehrlich, Ellie Christensen and Davis Oldham. And a heartfelt thank you to a variety of staff who provided support: Steve Gibler, Lisa Smith, Dave Holmes, Tom Harvey, Quang Le, Becky Gibler, Andy Conrad, and especially Jeannette Alexander for set up support in the Music Building, and Bonnie Madison for providing UW advisors with internet passwords in no time! I hope I did not forget anyone, you are all great! Joyce Fagel.

COMMENCEMENT 2008 CAP AND GOWN ORDER REMINDER
This is a friendly reminder to place your orders for Commencement 2008. This year's Commencement will be Sunday, June 8, 2:00pm in the Gymnasium. We encourage your participation as a tribute to the dedication and achievements of our 2008 graduates. The deadline for ordering caps and gowns is Friday, April 25th. Click here for more information -http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethome/capandgown.htm

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
The campus community is invited to submit nominations for the Exceptional Faculty Award. Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may nominate an eligible faculty member for consideration.

The Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form are available on the Human Resources website at http://intranet.shore.ctc.edu/intranethr/.

Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman in Human Resources by May 28, 2008.

SUMMER & FALL TEXTBOOK ORDERS CAN NOW BE PLACED
Textbook orders can now be placed online. Summer quarter orders are due no later that Friday, May 2nd. Fall orders are due no later than Friday, August 1st. Information on placing orders can be obtained from the bookstore, the division offices, the faculty listserv and in the Faculty Forms section of DAAG.

SPRING COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, April 30, 9am, PUB Dining Hall
Please join the visiting college and university representatives in the PUB's main dining hall to gather information about each school's programs and application dates. The college representatives will be happy to assist you with your transfer questions and needs.

CHECK OUT THE HR PERSONNEL CHANGES PAGE
The personnel changes page of the HR web site has been updated. Please be sure to check it out now and then for information on new employees. If you are new or have changed positions at SCC, please contact Donna Myers at: dmyers@shoreline.edu. Thanks! http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/PersonnelChanges.htm

NEW CATERING FORMS
When ordering a catering please fill out this form and either e-mail it or take it over to Matt Johnson in the PUB cafeteria. Matt needs a seven-day advance notice on each event. Please feel free to give him a call with any questions at ext. 6918 or mjohonson4@shoreline.edu. Shoreline Catering Menu.rtf. Catering Request Form.

DARYL J. CAMPBELL IS NEW VP, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Daryl J. Campbell is the new Vice President for Administrative Services at Shoreline Community College.

“I am excited to have the college benefit from Daryl’s combination of experience and enthusiasm,” SCC President Lee Lambert said Wednesday, April 16, in making the announcement.

As head of Administrative Services, Campbell will oversee the departments responsible for finance, budgeting, facilities, safety and security and auxiliary services, such as the campus bookstore.

“I am absolutely thrilled to be joining the team at Shoreline,” Campbell said. “The opportunity to work with President Lambert as the college moves ahead with some exciting initiatives is a wonderful opportunity.”

Campbell is currently Vice President for Finance and Administration at Goddard College in Plainfield, VT. Campbell also served as the school’s Chief Financial Officer, Dean of Finance and Institutional Advancement, and Director of Administration. At Goddard, Campbell was the chief architect of a business plan that led to a financial turnaround for the school in 2002.

He also has experience in the business sector, serving as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of a Burlington, VT.-based health club management company.

Campbell holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Phoenix, San Francisco, a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Vermont and spent ten years as a Registered Dietitian.

Campbell will succeed Stuart Trippel, who has served as Acting Vice President for Administrative Services since September 2006. “I’m very pleased that Daryl will be joining the excellent team at Shoreline Community College, and I look forward to working with him closely to ensure a smooth transition,” Trippel said.

According to President Lambert, “In his tenure as the Acting Vice President, Stuart has done an incredible job in not only identifying critical areas that the college has needed to focus its efforts on., but leading monumental tasks tied to capital projects and planning. I am very appreciative of Stuart’s hard work and diligence.”

President Lambert also expressed his appreciation for the Vice President for Administrative Services Screening Committee for their hard work, long hours and their commitment to identifying the most qualified candidate for the college.

Campbell will start at Shoreline Community College on July 1, 2008.

PARENT-CHILD CENTER ANNUAL SILENT ART AUCTION
Friday, April 25, 4:30-7pm, Automotive Showroom
The Parent-Child Center is holding a silent auction to raise money for summer enrichment activities for the children and CreativeCurriculum.net membership. Admission is free and will feature art created by the children, theme baskets and items donated by local businesses. New this year: bring your loose change to donate for teacher's wish list items. Light refreshments will be provided. Please come and bid generously!

SAFE SEX & SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES INFO BOOTH
Monday, April 29, 9am - 1pm, Computer Lab Entrance, Lower Level of Library
Come and join Shoreline Community College 5th Quarter Nursing Students for information about responsible sexual behavior at our booth set up at the entrance to the computer lab at the library on Monday, April 28 from 9:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. Take our quick STD Challenge Test and enjoy candy and condoms as giveaways. See you there!

TIAA-CREF ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
April 29th & 30th and May 15th & 20th
Peter Stankovich from TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Stankovich will be available to help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options, and find the right allocation mix for you.

To schedule an appointment, please visit the website at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click SUBMIT to confirm your appointment).

EQUITY & STUDENT CONNECTIONS MOVES TO PUB!
Equity & Student Connections, a working unit within Student Services, includes the Multicultural Center, Student Leadership Center and the Women's Center. Our three Centers are now located in the PUB, 3rd Floor, Rooms 9301 and 9302. We want to enrich and expand opportunities for SCC students and invite you to send students our way! Please see the attached document for more information. Thanks!

NIEA: ANNUAL WORKSHOP REGISTRATION DEADLINE
A reminder that registrations are due this Friday, April 18th for the Northwest International Education Association Annual Workshop, "Global Citizenship: People, Goods, and Ideas on the Move," Friday, May 9, from 8:00am to 3:30pm at Highline Community College. The cost is $30 and includes lunch. Students free. More info: http://region1.nafsa.org/NIEA/WS2008/WSindex.htm. Questions? Contact Pollie McCloskey; pmccloskey@shoreline.edu I

SAVE THE DATE - VP STUDENT SUCCESS OPEN FORUMS
Monday, May 5 AND Tuesday, May 6, 3:00 - 5:00pm, Room 2925
Open forums have been scheduled in ROOM 2925 with an hour for each candidate to present brief information on their background, etc as well as field questions from the campus community. A finalized list of candidates scheduled for each date will be forthcoming.

Questions may be directed to the HR Office at 206-546-4769.

STUDENT E-MAIL ACCOUNTS SWITCHING TO GMAIL
TSS is working on implementing Google's Gmail service for students in place of the current e-mail system. This will provide students with a number of benefits including 6+ gigabytes of storage space, accounts that never expire for alumni, Google Docs (online document/spreadsheet/presentation creation software and storage), and more at no charge and without advertisements.

This proposal, which has been approved by student government, will be implemented in the near term. Initially current student accounts will be left untouched and new accounts will be created in Gmail. Shortly thereafter current students will be given the option of moving their accounts to Gmail. Students whose e-mail accounts are hosted on Gmail will have accounts that look like jsmith@go.shoreline.edu.

Have questions? Contact Gavin Smith at gavinsmith@shoreline.edu or 206-546-4792.

2008 EXEMPLARY STAFF AWARDS
The STTACC (Staff Training for Technical and Community Colleges) Exemplary Staff Awards was established to provide annual recognition of permanent, classified employees within the Washington State Community and Technical College system. The nomination form, eligibility requirements, and nomination process is located on the STTACC web site at: http://sttacc.ctc.edu/new/staffaward.html.

Nominations must be received by May 5, 2008.

For questions, please contact Debbie Sherman at (206) 546-5880 or dsherman@shoreline.edu.

SPRING ALL CAMPUS MEETING DATE CHANGE - FRIDAY, MAY 23
12:30 - 2pm, Room 2308
The Spring 2008 All Campus Meeting, originally scheduled for Friday, April 11 has been rescheduled to Friday, May 23; 12:30 – 2:00 pm; Location: 2308. Please contact Lori Yonemitsu at lyonemitsu@shoreline.edu or at extension 4552 if you have questions about the meeting. Thank you.

FACULTY ADVISING RESOURCE WEB PAGE
Tired of searching for information? The Faculty Advising Resource webpage is a one-stop center that allows faculty to have access to the information they need. Please click on this link: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/facultyadvising/ to access the webpage. This webpage has been developed by the Advising Task Force - Pilot Project group. Please send your comments and suggestions as indicated in the webpage.

Monday, April 21, 2008

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

EARTH WEEK APRIL 19-26 - UPDATED PROGRAM
The Environmental Club and The Worldly Philosophers’ and Dismal Scientists’ Society would like to invite the Shoreline campus and community to join us for the 28th annual Earth Week celebration. Please look for our programs available in the PUB and in the library. > SCC Earth Week Web Page

VOLUNTEERING FOR SUSTAINABILITY WITH EARTHWATCH
Monday, April 21, 9:30-10:30am, PUB 9208
Don and Sandi McVay are former Shoreline professors who will share their experiences in the Peruvian Amazon and Kangaroo Island in South Australia from their work with Earthwatch.

PICK UP THOSE CIGARETTE BUTTS!
Monday, April 21, 10am - 1pm, PUB
Did you know that the Ground Depts. spends up to 25% of their time picking up cigarette butts? We have a beautiful campus; come help us clean it up! Meet us in front of the PUB for gloves and supplies on the hour and half hour.

WHO KILLED THE ELECTRIC CAR?
Monday, April 21, 11am - 12:30pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Film Series - Who killed the Electric Car?

SAVING PUGET SOUND
Monday, April 21, 12:30-2pm, PUB 9208
John Lombard is an ecologist, environmental consultant and recent author of Saving Puget Sound, a critically acclaimed analysis of land use, water rights, endangered species conservation, environmental law, tribal treaty rights, and habitat restoration in the Puget Sound region. In March 2008, Saving Puget Sound was given the Haig-Brown Award for environmental writing.

SCC FEDERATION OF TEACHERS GENERAL MEETING
Monday, April 21, 3pm, 1102
The General Meeting will have the nominations for division reps for the spring elections and opportunity for you to provide input to the negotiations team.

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

COMMON COURSE NUMBERING IS BEING IMPLEMENTED AT SCC IN TIME FOR SUMMER REGISTRATION
The Curriculum Committee wants you to know that THIS WILL IMPACT YOU!!!

All faculty and staff at Shoreline Community College need to be familiar with the many changes we are making to our courses beginning summer quarter, and the ramifications of those changes in our publications and documents.

THE ECONOMICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Wednesday, April 23, 9:30-10:20am, Room 1102
Prof. Tim Payne "The Economics of Climate Change."

ATMOSPHERIC CO2 AND OCEAN ACIDIFICATION
Wednesday, April 23, 10:30-11:20am, PUB 9208
Earth Week Guest Speaker Dr. Richard Feely - Dr. Richard Feely is a University of Washington oceanographer and NOAA researcher who has lead research on CO2 accumulation on resulting acidification of the world's oceans. The rapid and only recent recognized increase in ocean acidity has significant implications for marine food webs world wide.

SILENT RUNNING
Wednesday, April 23, 1-3pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Film Series - Silent Running.

GREEN JOB IN THE PUGET SOUND AND WA STATE
Wednesday, April 23, 1:30-3:30pm, Rm 2925
Barbara Hins Turner is the Executive Director of the Energy Technology Center of Excellence at Centralia Community College. She is speaking on career opportunities for green jobs and what is happening in Washington and nationally with green initiatives.

THE X-FILES "DARKNESS FALLS"
Thursday, April 24, 10:30-11:20am, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - The X-Files "Darkness Falls". Themes: Intense resource extraction and ecoterrorism (1994).

STAR TREK ORIGINAL SERIES "DEVIL IN THE DARK"
Thursday, April 24, 11:30am-12:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - Star Trek Original Series "Devil in the Dark". Themes: Conservation and resources extraction (1967).

STAR TREK VOYAGER "NIGHT"
Thursday, April 24, 12:30-1:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Sci-Fi Fest - Star Trek Voyager "Night". Themes: Capitalism, negative externalities and exploitation.

THE BOOKSTORE SELLS GREEN
In celebration of Earth Day today and all week, the bookstore is featuring our products made from recycled materials. In addition to recycled paper products the bookstore also sells Shoreline imprinted tote bags made from 100% recycled plastic bottles! We sell recycled paper clips made from 50% post consumer material and Earthwise file folders created from scrap paper trimmings. Come check out our "earth friendly" items.

MEMORY & LEARNING: IMPROVING THE PARTNERSHIP, PART II
Wednesday, April 23, 12:30-1:20pm, Room 1501
Do you want to remember the facts, ideas, processes, and other information you read and hear? English faculty member Dutch Henry will explain how our brains work to build short- and long-term memory and what you can do as a student to improve your own memory. All students welcome. (This workshop is NOT a repeat of last week's session.)

PREPARING FOR AND TAKING OBJECTIVE TESTS
Thursday, April 24, 1:45-2:40pm, Rm 1501
Learn study strategies to prepare for multiple choice, true/false, matching, and sentence completion tests. Tips for critically reading objective test questions for understanding will be presented. (Facilitated by Grace Rhodes, English faculty)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
Thanks to everyone who helped make UW Day at Shoreline last week a success. I know there were many faculty and staff who encouraged students to attend, thank you all. Kudos to faculty who invited UW advisors into their classes: Peter Sparks, Nirmala Savage, Bob Shields, Phyllis Topham, Jeff Junkinsmith, Barry Ehrlich, Ellie Christensen and Davis Oldham. And a heartfelt thank you to a variety of staff who provided support: Steve Gibler, Lisa Smith, Dave Holmes, Tom Harvey, Quang Le, Becky Gibler, Andy Conrad, and especially Jeannette Alexander for set up support in the Music Building, and Bonnie Madison for providing UW advisors with internet passwords in no time! I hope I did not forget anyone, you are all great! Joyce Fagel.

COMMENCEMENT 2008 CAP AND GOWN ORDER REMINDER
This is a friendly reminder to place your orders for Commencement 2008. This year's Commencement will be Sunday, June 8, 2:00pm in the Gymnasium. We encourage your participation as a tribute to the dedication and achievements of our 2008 graduates. The deadline for ordering caps and gowns is Friday, April 25th. Click here for more information -http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethome/capandgown.htm

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

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY AWARD
The campus community is invited to submit nominations for the Exceptional Faculty Award. Any Shoreline administrator, alumni, classified employee, faculty member, foundation board member, student, or trustee may nominate an eligible faculty member for consideration.

The Memo, Selection Criteria, and Nomination Form are available on the Human Resources website at http://intranet.shore.ctc.edu/intranethr/.

Please submit nominations to Debbie Sherman in Human Resources by May 28, 2008.

SUMMER & FALL TEXTBOOK ORDERS CAN NOW BE PLACED
Textbook orders can now be placed online. Summer quarter orders are due no later that Friday, May 2nd. Fall orders are due no later than Friday, August 1st. Information on placing orders can be obtained from the bookstore, the division offices, the faculty listserv and in the Faculty Forms section of DAAG.

SPRING COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR
Wednesday, April 30, 9am, PUB Dining Hall
Please join the visiting college and university representatives in the PUB's main dining hall to gather information about each school's programs and application dates. The college representatives will be happy to assist you with your transfer questions and needs.

HOT POLITICS
Tuesday, April 22, 11:30am - 12:20pm, PUB 9201
Earth Week Film Series - Hot Politics

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Tuesday, April 22, 12:30 - 2pm, 1102
Dr. Curtis Ebbesmeyer will give the keynote.

CHECK OUT THE HR PERSONNEL CHANGES PAGE
The personnel changes page of the HR web site has been updated. Please be sure to check it out now and then for information on new employees. If you are new or have changed positions at SCC, please contact Donna Myers at: dmyers@shoreline.edu. Thanks! http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranethr/PersonnelChanges.htm

NEW CATERING FORMS
When ordering a catering please fill out this form and either e-mail it or take it over to Matt Johnson in the PUB cafeteria. Matt needs a seven-day advance notice on each event. Please feel free to give him a call with any questions at ext. 6918 or mjohonson4@shoreline.edu. Shoreline Catering Menu.rtf. Catering Request Form.

DARYL J. CAMPBELL IS NEW VP, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Daryl J. Campbell is the new Vice President for Administrative Services at Shoreline Community College.

“I am excited to have the college benefit from Daryl’s combination of experience and enthusiasm,” SCC President Lee Lambert said Wednesday, April 16, in making the announcement.

As head of Administrative Services, Campbell will oversee the departments responsible for finance, budgeting, facilities, safety and security and auxiliary services, such as the campus bookstore.

“I am absolutely thrilled to be joining the team at Shoreline,” Campbell said. “The opportunity to work with President Lambert as the college moves ahead with some exciting initiatives is a wonderful opportunity.”

Campbell is currently Vice President for Finance and Administration at Goddard College in Plainfield, VT. Campbell also served as the school’s Chief Financial Officer, Dean of Finance and Institutional Advancement, and Director of Administration. At Goddard, Campbell was the chief architect of a business plan that led to a financial turnaround for the school in 2002.

He also has experience in the business sector, serving as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of a Burlington, VT.-based health club management company.

Campbell holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Phoenix, San Francisco, a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Vermont and spent ten years as a Registered Dietitian.

Campbell will succeed Stuart Trippel, who has served as Acting Vice President for Administrative Services since September 2006. “I’m very pleased that Daryl will be joining the excellent team at Shoreline Community College, and I look forward to working with him closely to ensure a smooth transition,” Trippel said.

According to President Lambert, “In his tenure as the Acting Vice President, Stuart has done an incredible job in not only identifying critical areas that the college has needed to focus its efforts on., but leading monumental tasks tied to capital projects and planning. I am very appreciative of Stuart’s hard work and diligence.”

President Lambert also expressed his appreciation for the Vice President for Administrative Services Screening Committee for their hard work, long hours and their commitment to identifying the most qualified candidate for the college.

Campbell will start at Shoreline Community College on July 1, 2008.

ALIVE DAY MEMORIES-DOCUMENTARY & POST-FILM DISCUSSION
Tuesday, April 22, 11:30am, Room 2207
The Multicultural Center & Women's Center, Office of Special Services and Advising and Counseling invite you to view the documentary ALIVE DAY MEMORIES on Tuesday, April 22 at 11:30 a.m. A discussion will be held after the film for approximately one half to one hour. James Gandolfini interviews ten soldiers and Marines disabled during their time in Iraq. Marty Olson and Kim Thompson will help to facilitate the post-film discussion.

PARENT-CHILD CENTER ANNUAL SILENT ART AUCTION
Friday, April 25, 4:30-7pm, Automotive Showroom
The Parent-Child Center is holding a silent auction to raise money for summer enrichment activities for the children and CreativeCurriculum.net membership. Admission is free and will feature art created by the children, theme baskets and items donated by local businesses. New this year: bring your loose change to donate for teacher's wish list items. Light refreshments will be provided. Please come and bid generously!

SAFE SEX & SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES INFO BOOTH
Monday, April 29, 9am - 1pm, Computer Lab Entrance, Lower Level of Library
Come and join Shoreline Community College 5th Quarter Nursing Students for information about responsible sexual behavior at our booth set up at the entrance to the computer lab at the library on Monday, April 28 from 9:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. Take our quick STD Challenge Test and enjoy candy and condoms as giveaways. See you there!

TIAA-CREF ONE ON ONE COUNSELING
April 29th & 30th and May 15th & 20th
Peter Stankovich from TIAA-CREF will be available to meet for individual appointments to discuss your personal TIAA-CREF retirement planning. Mr. Stankovich will be available to help you develop long-term strategies, select the best TIAA-CREF options, and find the right allocation mix for you.

To schedule an appointment, please visit the website at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc (be sure to click SUBMIT to confirm your appointment).

EQUITY & STUDENT CONNECTIONS MOVES TO PUB!
Equity & Student Connections, a working unit within Student Services, includes the Multicultural Center, Student Leadership Center and the Women's Center. Our three Centers are now located in the PUB, 3rd Floor, Rooms 9301 and 9302. We want to enrich and expand opportunities for SCC students and invite you to send students our way! Please see the attached document for more information. Thanks!

NIEA: ANNUAL WORKSHOP REGISTRATION DEADLINE
A reminder that registrations are due this Friday, April 18th for the Northwest International Education Association Annual Workshop, "Global Citizenship: People, Goods, and Ideas on the Move," Friday, May 9, from 8:00am to 3:30pm at Highline Community College. The cost is $30 and includes lunch. Students free. More info: http://region1.nafsa.org/NIEA/WS2008/WSindex.htm. Questions? Contact Pollie McCloskey; pmccloskey@shoreline.edu I

SAVE THE DATE - VP STUDENT SUCCESS OPEN FORUMS
Monday, May 5 AND Tuesday, May 6, 3:00 - 5:00pm, Room 2925
Open forums have been scheduled in ROOM 2925 with an hour for each candidate to present brief information on their background, etc as well as field questions from the campus community. A finalized list of candidates scheduled for each date will be forthcoming.

Questions may be directed to the HR Office at 206-546-4769.

STUDENT E-MAIL ACCOUNTS SWITCHING TO GMAIL
TSS is working on implementing Google's Gmail service for students in place of the current e-mail system. This will provide students with a number of benefits including 6+ gigabytes of storage space, accounts that never expire for alumni, Google Docs (online document/spreadsheet/presentation creation software and storage), and more at no charge and without advertisements.

This proposal, which has been approved by student government, will be implemented in the near term. Initially current student accounts will be left untouched and new accounts will be created in Gmail. Shortly thereafter current students will be given the option of moving their accounts to Gmail. Students whose e-mail accounts are hosted on Gmail will have accounts that look like jsmith@go.shoreline.edu.

Have questions? Contact Gavin Smith at gavinsmith@shoreline.edu or 206-546-4792.

2008 EXEMPLARY STAFF AWARDS
The STTACC (Staff Training for Technical and Community Colleges) Exemplary Staff Awards was established to provide annual recognition of permanent, classified employees within the Washington State Community and Technical College system. The nomination form, eligibility requirements, and nomination process is located on the STTACC web site at: http://sttacc.ctc.edu/new/staffaward.html.

Nominations must be received by May 5, 2008.

For questions, please contact Debbie Sherman at (206) 546-5880 or dsherman@shoreline.edu.

SPRING ALL CAMPUS MEETING DATE CHANGE - FRIDAY, MAY 23
12:30 - 2pm, Room 2308
The Spring 2008 All Campus Meeting, originally scheduled for Friday, April 11 has been rescheduled to Friday, May 23; 12:30 – 2:00 pm; Location: 2308. Please contact Lori Yonemitsu at lyonemitsu@shoreline.edu or at extension 4552 if you have questions about the meeting. Thank you.

FACULTY ADVISING RESOURCE WEB PAGE
Tired of searching for information? The Faculty Advising Resource webpage is a one-stop center that allows faculty to have access to the information they need. Please click on this link: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/facultyadvising/ to access the webpage. This webpage has been developed by the Advising Task Force - Pilot Project group. Please send your comments and suggestions as indicated in the webpage.
 

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

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

Their Sunday 3 p.m. program includes classic and romantic sonatas of Mozart and Schubert, Faure's exquisite lyricism in his Dolly Suite, and two sets of energetic dance- Shubert's lively military marches and Moszkowski's exotic Spanish dances. Don't miss it!

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

SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER VS OLYMPIC COLLEGE
Tuesday, April 8, 1pm, Shoreview Park
The Shoreline women's softball team takes on Olympic College in a doubleheader at Shoreview Park.  The Dolphins split with OC the first time around winning the first game 3-0 and being clipped in the nightcap, 0-1. Shoreline carries a 4-2 NWAACC Northern Region record into the game while Olympic is 5-5 in the region.

Follow all of the softball team's games on the athletic website at www.shoreline.edu/athletics plus the baseball and tennis teams this spring as well.  GO DOLPHINS!!!!!!!!!
 

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