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Friday, July 31, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

NONE

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

I-90 TO BE CLOSED FOR ANNUAL BLUE ANGELS SHOW
The westbound lanes on I-90's floating bridge across Lake Washington reopened just in time to close again this week as the entire bridge is shut down for the annual Blue Angels show.  The bridge will be closed from 1:15 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. today, Thursday, while the Blue Angels practice for the Seafair event. The express lanes will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The bridge will be closed again from 12:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. Friday, and the express lanes will shut down from 10:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, the bridge will be closed from 12:45 p.m. to 2:40 p.m. for the Blue Angels' performance. The express lanes will be closed from 10:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m, according to WSDOT.
Submitted by Angela Gorosave

REMINDER:  COOLER HEADS PREVAIL
While “weather events” at Shoreline Community College usually refer to snow, current conditions are a reminder that occasionally, it gets hot here, too.

During the current heat wave, Human Resources has provided these tips and guidelines to get through: Click here more more

NOTICE ON BUILDING CLOSURES FOR NEW TRANSFORMER PROJECT
The transformer that has provided power to the 1400, 1500, 1600 and 1700 buildings for years has given its last hoo-rah.  Although it provided reliable electrical service for years, it can no longer meet the power needs of all the classrooms and offices in those buildings, so a new one will be installed.  Installation will require that these buildings be without power from Aug.20 – Sept. 11. 

“This was the best time we could find to hook up the new transformer,” said Facilities Director Bob Roehl, referring to the timing of the project taking place between quarters in order to affect as few people as possible.  Roehl also said that the new transformer will meet all code requirements and will be easier to access since it won’t be underground in a vault like the former one was.  No Power signs have also been posted at several locations around the buildings.  Read more at On Campus blog.

VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS
With the heat upon us and limited summer food service hours, please remember that the bookstore stocks water, assorted drinks, power bars and snacks. The bookstore is open Mon-Thur until 5pm and Friday until 4pm.

In addition vending machines are located around campus IN the: 800 bldg (Music),9000 bldg lower level (PUB), 2000 bldg (VCT), 2100 Bldg (Automotive) 2300 bldg (Nursing/Health Occ), 2900 bldg (CIP, labs, etc) 3000 bldg (Gym). Vending machines are located OUTSIDE the following bldgs: 5000 bldg (near Security) 1900 bldg (Parent-Child Center), and 2000 bldg (VCT.)
Submitted by Mary Kelemen

NEW KEY REQUEST FORM
A new Key Request Form has been posted on the FORMS page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any you may have printed earlier. Note the new Comments column, it asks for the specific quarter that an employee is to start. Questions, please contact Jann Spillum at x5860 or email jspillum3@shoreline.edu.
Submitted by Jann Spillum, Safety and Security

UPDATED TRAVEL FORMS
The Travel Requisition and Travel Expense Voucher forms have been updated with the subsistence and lodging cost options being made more user friendly.  Please remember, all travel forms must be printed on four-part NCR paper.  It is also required that the forms be completed on the computer as calculation are built into the forms. Directions for the forms can be located by clicking on the directions tab at the bottom of the screen.  To ensure that you use the most current travel forms, please access the forms web site via DAAG. 
Submitted by Sharon Wines

******************** REMINDERS *******************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

NEW SCC TO HOST SEPTEMBER SHORELINE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON
11:45am, Wednesday, September 9, PUB
The September Shoreline Chamber luncheon will be hosted by Shoreline Community College.  Speakers will be Cynthia Johnson, Continuing Education and Mark McVeeley, who will talk about the Business Accelerator Program.  The campus community is invited to attend.  $20.  Any questions, give Doug Palmer a call at x4553.  Check out what is going on at the chamber next month. 

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Thursday, July 30, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

I-90 TO BE CLOSED FOR ANNUAL BLUE ANGELS SHOW
The westbound lanes on I-90's floating bridge across Lake Washington reopened just in time to close again this week as the entire bridge is shut down for the annual Blue Angels show.  The bridge will be closed from 1:15 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. today, Thursday, while the Blue Angels practice for the Seafair event. The express lanes will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The bridge will be closed again from 12:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. Friday, and the express lanes will shut down from 10:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, the bridge will be closed from 12:45 p.m. to 2:40 p.m. for the Blue Angels' performance. The express lanes will be closed from 10:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m, according to WSDOT.
Submitted by Angela Gorosave

REMINDER:  COOLER HEADS PREVAIL
While “weather events” at Shoreline Community College usually refer to snow, current conditions are a reminder that occasionally, it gets hot here, too.

During the current heat wave, Human Resources has provided these tips and guidelines to get through: Click here more more

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

NOTICE ON BUILDING CLOSURES FOR NEW TRANSFORMER PROJECT
The transformer that has provided power to the 1400, 1500, 1600 and 1700 buildings for years has given its last hoo-rah.  Although it provided reliable electrical service for years, it can no longer meet the power needs of all the classrooms and offices in those buildings, so a new one will be installed.  Installation will require that these buildings be without power from Aug.20 – Sept. 11. 

“This was the best time we could find to hook up the new transformer,” said Facilities Director Bob Roehl, referring to the timing of the project taking place between quarters in order to affect as few people as possible.  Roehl also said that the new transformer will meet all code requirements and will be easier to access since it won’t be underground in a vault like the former one was.  No Power signs have also been posted at several locations around the buildings.  Read more at On Campus blog.

VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS
With the heat upon us and limited summer food service hours, please remember that the bookstore stocks water, assorted drinks, power bars and snacks. The bookstore is open Mon-Thur until 5pm and Friday until 4pm.

In addition vending machines are located around campus IN the: 800 bldg (Music),9000 bldg lower level (PUB), 2000 bldg (VCT), 2100 Bldg (Automotive) 2300 bldg (Nursing/Health Occ), 2900 bldg (CIP, labs, etc) 3000 bldg (Gym). Vending machines are located OUTSIDE the following bldgs: 5000 bldg (near Security) 1900 bldg (Parent-Child Center), and 2000 bldg (VCT.)
Submitted by Mary Kelemen

NEW KEY REQUEST FORM
A new Key Request Form has been posted on the FORMS page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any you may have printed earlier. Note the new Comments column, it asks for the specific quarter that an employee is to start. Questions, please contact Jann Spillum at x5860 or email jspillum3@shoreline.edu.
Submitted by Jann Spillum, Safety and Security

UPDATED TRAVEL FORMS
The Travel Requisition and Travel Expense Voucher forms have been updated with the subsistence and lodging cost options being made more user friendly.  Please remember, all travel forms must be printed on four-part NCR paper.  It is also required that the forms be completed on the computer as calculation are built into the forms. Directions for the forms can be located by clicking on the directions tab at the bottom of the screen.  To ensure that you use the most current travel forms, please access the forms web site via DAAG. 
Submitted by Sharon Wines

SCC FOUNDATION ACCEPTING DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF MUSIC TECH STUDENT
Thornton Edward (Ted) Luttrell III, a student in the Music Technology Program at Shoreline, passed away suddenly on July 12 from an aneurism. Ted, just 20, was a gifted bassist and lyricist.  The family has asked that any donations be made to the Shoreline Community College Foundation in memory of Ted for the Music Tech Program.  Donations can be made online at:  http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/givingoptions.htm.

COACH EXCITED ABOUT BASKETBALL RECRUITING SUCCESS
After successfully recruiting eight new players, coach Butch Estes is one step closer to his goal of rebuilding the Shoreline Community College men’s basketball program.  Read article on Athletics blog.  Read more at Athletics blog.
Submitted by PIO Intern, Jocelyn Chui

******************** REMINDERS *******************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

NEW SCC TO HOST SEPTEMBER SHORELINE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON
11:45am, Wednesday, September 9, PUB
The September Shoreline Chamber luncheon will be hosted by Shoreline Community College.  Speakers will be Cynthia Johnson, Continuing Education and Mark McVeeley, who will talk about the Business Accelerator Program.  The campus community is invited to attend.  $20.  Any questions, give Doug Palmer a call at x4553.  Check out what is going on at the chamber next month. 

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

NOTICE ON BUILDING CLOSURES FOR NEW TRANSFORMER PROJECT
The transformer that has provided power to the 1400, 1500, 1600 and 1700 buildings for years has given its last hoo-rah.  Although it provided reliable electrical service for years, it can no longer meet the power needs of all the classrooms and offices in those buildings, so a new one will be installed.  Installation will require that these buildings be without power from Aug.20 – Sept. 11. 

“This was the best time we could find to hook up the new transformer,” said Facilities Director Bob Roehl, referring to the timing of the project taking place between quarters in order to affect as few people as possible.  Roehl also said that the new transformer will meet all code requirements and will be easier to access since it won’t be underground in a vault like the former one was.  No Power signs have also been posted at several locations around the buildings.  Read more at On Campus blog.

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

VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS
With the heat upon us and limited summer food service hours, please remember that the bookstore stocks water, assorted drinks, power bars and snacks. The bookstore is open Mon-Thur until 5pm and Friday until 4pm.

In addition vending machines are located around campus IN the: 800 bldg (Music),9000 bldg lower level (PUB), 2000 bldg (VCT), 2100 Bldg (Automotive) 2300 bldg (Nursing/Health Occ), 2900 bldg (CIP, labs, etc) 3000 bldg (Gym). Vending machines are located OUTSIDE the following bldgs: 5000 bldg (near Security) 1900 bldg (Parent-Child Center), and 2000 bldg (VCT.)
Submitted by Mary Kelemen

NEW KEY REQUEST FORM
A new Key Request Form has been posted on the FORMS page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any you may have printed earlier. Note the new Comments column, it asks for the specific quarter that an employee is to start. Questions, please contact Jann Spillum at x5860 or email jspillum3@shoreline.edu.
Submitted by Jann Spillum, Safety and Security

UPDATED TRAVEL FORMS
The Travel Requisition and Travel Expense Voucher forms have been updated with the subsistence and lodging cost options being made more user friendly.  Please remember, all travel forms must be printed on four-part NCR paper.  It is also required that the forms be completed on the computer as calculation are built into the forms. Directions for the forms can be located by clicking on the directions tab at the bottom of the screen.  To ensure that you use the most current travel forms, please access the forms web site via DAAG. 
Submitted by Sharon Wines

SCC FOUNDATION ACCEPTING DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF MUSIC TECH STUDENT
Thornton Edward (Ted) Luttrell III, a student in the Music Technology Program at Shoreline, passed away suddenly on July 12 from an aneurism. Ted, just 20, was a gifted bassist and lyricist.  The family has asked that any donations be made to the Shoreline Community College Foundation in memory of Ted for the Music Tech Program.  Donations can be made online at:  http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/givingoptions.htm.

COACH EXCITED ABOUT BASKETBALL RECRUITING SUCCESS
After successfully recruiting eight new players, coach Butch Estes is one step closer to his goal of rebuilding the Shoreline Community College men’s basketball program.  Read article on Athletics blog.  Read more at Athletics blog.
Submitted by PIO Intern, Jocelyn Chui

******************** REMINDERS *******************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

NEW SCC TO HOST SEPTEMBER SHORELINE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON
11:45am, Wednesday, September 9, PUB
The September Shoreline Chamber luncheon will be hosted by Shoreline Community College.  Speakers will be Cynthia Johnson, Continuing Education and Mark McVeeley, who will talk about the Business Accelerator Program.  The campus community is invited to attend.  $20.  Any questions, give Doug Palmer a call at x4553.  Check out what is going on at the chamber next month. 

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR
10am-1pm, Tuesday, July 28, PUB 215
Students will have the opportunity to talk one-on-one with representatives from a number of colleges and universities at this transfer fair.  Visit with reps from Eastern Washington University, Central Washington University, University of Washington-Bothell, Argosy University, City University-Seattle, University of Idaho, Washington State University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Everett, Trinity Lutheran College, Seattle University, The Evergreen State College, Art Institute of Seattle, Northwest University and Hope International University-Everett.  This is a great opportunity to find out about programs of study, admissions, financial aid and scholarships directly from their reps.

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

VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS
With the heat upon us and limited summer food service hours, please remember that the bookstore stocks water, assorted drinks, power bars and snacks. The bookstore is open Mon-Thur until 5pm and Friday until 4pm.

In addition vending machines are located around campus IN the: 800 bldg (Music),9000 bldg lower level (PUB), 2000 bldg (VCT), 2100 Bldg (Automotive) 2300 bldg (Nursing/Health Occ), 2900 bldg (CIP, labs, etc) 3000 bldg (Gym). Vending machines are located OUTSIDE the following bldgs: 5000 bldg (near Security) 1900 bldg (Parent-Child Center), and 2000 bldg (VCT.)
Submitted by Mary Kelemen

NEW KEY REQUEST FORM
A new Key Request Form has been posted on the FORMS page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any you may have printed earlier. Note the new Comments column, it asks for the specific quarter that an employee is to start. Questions, please contact Jann Spillum at x5860 or email jspillum3@shoreline.edu.
Submitted by Jann Spillum, Safety and Security

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

UPDATED TRAVEL FORMS
The Travel Requisition and Travel Expense Voucher forms have been updated with the subsistence and lodging cost options being made more user friendly.  Please remember, all travel forms must be printed on four-part NCR paper.  It is also required that the forms be completed on the computer as calculation are built into the forms. Directions for the forms can be located by clicking on the directions tab at the bottom of the screen.  To ensure that you use the most current travel forms, please access the forms web site via DAAG. 
Submitted by Sharon Wines

SCC FOUNDATION ACCEPTING DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF MUSIC TECH STUDENT
Thornton Edward (Ted) Luttrell III, a student in the Music Technology Program at Shoreline, passed away suddenly on July 12 from an aneurism. Ted, just 20, was a gifted bassist and lyricist.  The family has asked that any donations be made to the Shoreline Community College Foundation in memory of Ted for the Music Tech Program.  Donations can be made online at:  http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/givingoptions.htm.

COACH EXCITED ABOUT BASKETBALL RECRUITING SUCCESS
After successfully recruiting eight new players, coach Butch Estes is one step closer to his goal of rebuilding the Shoreline Community College men’s basketball program.  Read article on Athletics blog.  Read more at Athletics blog.
Submitted by PIO Intern, Jocelyn Chui

******************** REMINDERS *******************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Monday, July 27, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

UPDATED TRAVEL FORMS
The Travel Requisition and Travel Expense Voucher forms have been updated with the subsistence and lodging cost options being made more user friendly.  Please remember, all travel forms must be printed on four-part NCR paper.  It is also required that the forms be completed on the computer as calculation are built into the forms. Directions for the forms can be located by clicking on the directions tab at the bottom of the screen.  To ensure that you use the most current travel forms, please access the forms web site via DAAG. 
Submitted by Sharon Wines

COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR
10am-1pm, Tuesday, July 28, PUB 215

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

SCC FOUNDATION ACCEPTING DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF MUSIC TECH STUDENT
Thornton Edward (Ted) Luttrell III, a student in the Music Technology Program at Shoreline, passed away suddenly on July 12 from an aneurism. Ted, just 20, was a gifted bassist and lyricist.  The family has asked that any donations be made to the Shoreline Community College Foundation in memory of Ted for the Music Tech Program.  Donations can be made online at:  http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/givingoptions.htm.

COACH EXCITED ABOUT BASKETBALL RECRUITING SUCCESS
After successfully recruiting eight new players, coach Butch Estes is one step closer to his goal of rebuilding the Shoreline Community College men’s basketball program.  Read article on Athletics blog.  Read more at Athletics blog.
Submitted by PIO Intern, Jocelyn Chui

******************** REMINDERS *******************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Friday, July 24, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

MIKE NELSON TO PROMOTE SCC CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
AT FORWARD SHORELINE PUBLIC EVENT
1pm, Saturday, July 25, Sky Nursery, Shoreline
Mike Nelson will talk about SCC's Clean Energy Technology program at 1 p.m. tomorrow,  Saturday, July 25 at Sky Nursery.  Nelson is one of three speakers at: "Green is Here:  What YOU should know about  Sustainability,"  the second in a series of public events hosted by Forward Shoreline.  Jeff Aken, Project Manager of the Cascade Agenda Cities of the Cascade Land Conservancy will present at 11 a.m. and Admiral James Symonds, Commander of the U.S. Navy's NW Pacific Fleet will give the  presentation, "Environmental Lessons Learned by Large Institutions That Can Be Applied by Individuals," at noon.  The event is co-sponsored by SCC, the Shoreline and Lynnwood Rotaries, the South Snohomish County Chamber of Commerce and the Shoreline Breakfast Rotary.  Agenda is attached.

SCC FOUNDATION ACCEPTING DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF MUSIC TECH STUDENT
Thornton Edward (Ted) Luttrell III, a student in the Music Technology Program at Shoreline, passed away suddenly on July 12 from an aneurism. Ted, just 20, was a gifted bassist and lyricist.  The family has asked that any donations be made to the Shoreline Community College Foundation in memory of Ted for the Music Tech Program.  Donations can be made online at:  http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/givingoptions.htm.

COACH EXCITED ABOUT BASKETBALL RECRUITING SUCCESS
After successfully recruiting eight new players, coach Butch Estes is one step closer to his goal of rebuilding the Shoreline Community College men’s basketball program.  Read article on Athletics blog.  Read more at Athletics blog.
Submitted by PIO Intern, Jocelyn Chui

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

******************** REMINDERS *******************

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Year-End Closing FINAL will be on Thursday, July 23, 2009.  Please submit all "Buff" copies of Annual Field Orders (Bxxxxx) and Regular Field Orders (Fxxxxx) for 2008-2009 to Tom Prigmore in Room 1212. I am missing over 100 Annual Field Order "Buff" copies!  Thank you!
Submitted by Tom Prigmore

FIRST ANNUAL CRAZY HAT DAY
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Fancy Pants Day brought so many laughs and good cheer that it has been decided that a similar event will be held before summer ends. The First Annual Crazy Hat Day will be held Thursday, August 20. Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky hat that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues. Meet at the courtyard at 2 p.m. for a group photo.  Treats for all participants. 

ESPRESSO STAND CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
Due to the low number of patrons, food service will no longer have the espresso stand open on Fridays. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Submitted by Matt Johnson 

REMINDER ABOUT PETTY CASH
A revised version of the petty cash reimbursement form has been posted to the forms page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any copies that you may have printed earlier. Appropriate uses of petty cash are detailed on the form. Questions? Telephone Jennifer Fenske at x4533, or Stuart Trippel at x4672.
Submitted by Stuart Trippel

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

DIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT DAY CAREER FAIR
11am - 4pm, Tuesday, July 21, 2009, Seattle Center, Northwest Rooms
Diversity Employment Day Career Fairs provide recruiters access to the United States' largest pool of diverse, multi-cultural, and qualified professionals. It is the only career fair that targets and delivers candidates from ALL classes covered under the TitleVII Civil Rights Act of 1964*. This includes Women, Minorities, Seniors, GLBT and the Handi-capable. Our award-winning staff has over 10 years experience in diversity recruitment. The Diversity Career Fairs are held annually in most major cities where the Mayor and/or Governor proclaim "Diversity Employment Day". We have over 1,000 satisfied corporate, government and non-profit clients. The Federal Government selected us as a preferred vendor to host it's largest Diversity Career Fair ever!

For more information: http://www.citycareerfair.com/cities/sea072109.php

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

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

Please contact the TSS helpdesk at, tss@shoreline.edu or phone ext 5872 if you have any questions. Thank you for your cooperation.
Submitted by Bonnie Madison

BUDGET COMMITTEE REPORT TO CAMPUS REGARDING BUDGET REDUCTIONS
The Shoreline Community College Budget Committee report, released today, July 21, 2009, was welcomed by President Lee Lambert and Vice President for Administrative Services Daryl Campbell.

“To say that this past year presented an unusual set of challenges is certainly an understatement,” Lambert said. “The Budget Committee worked long and hard, in concert with the administration and the rest of the college to overcome those challenges.”

Read at On Campus blog.

CHANGES ON JULY 24TH PAYCHECK FOR PERS 2 MEMBERS
Beginning with the July 24th paycheck, employee retirement contributions for PERS 2 will decrease, increasing the amount of paychecks for PERS 2 members slightly. The contribution rate that is deducted will decrease from 5.45% to 3.89% of gross pay for PERS 2 employees.

Costs that the College contributes for PERS 2 employees’ retirement will also decrease from 8.31% to 5.29% of gross pay. However, the monthly employer contribution for all employees for health care is increasing dramatically from $561.00 per month per employee to $745.00. This will not affect your paycheck, but will increase costs to the College.
Submitted by Nancy Teske

******************** REMINDERS *******************

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Year-End Closing FINAL will be on Thursday, July 23, 2009.  Please submit all "Buff" copies of Annual Field Orders (Bxxxxx) and Regular Field Orders (Fxxxxx) for 2008-2009 to Tom Prigmore in Room 1212. I am missing over 100 Annual Field Order "Buff" copies!  Thank you!
Submitted by Tom Prigmore

FIRST ANNUAL CRAZY HAT DAY
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Fancy Pants Day brought so many laughs and good cheer that it has been decided that a similar event will be held before summer ends. The First Annual Crazy Hat Day will be held Thursday, August 20. Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky hat that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues. Meet at the courtyard at 2 p.m. for a group photo.  Treats for all participants. 

ESPRESSO STAND CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
Due to the low number of patrons, food service will no longer have the espresso stand open on Fridays. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Submitted by Matt Johnson 

REMINDER ABOUT PETTY CASH
A revised version of the petty cash reimbursement form has been posted to the forms page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any copies that you may have printed earlier. Appropriate uses of petty cash are detailed on the form. Questions? Telephone Jennifer Fenske at x4533, or Stuart Trippel at x4672.
Submitted by Stuart Trippel

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

DIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT DAY CAREER FAIR
11am - 4pm, Tuesday, July 21, 2009, Seattle Center, Northwest Rooms
Diversity Employment Day Career Fairs provide recruiters access to the United States' largest pool of diverse, multi-cultural, and qualified professionals. It is the only career fair that targets and delivers candidates from ALL classes covered under the TitleVII Civil Rights Act of 1964*. This includes Women, Minorities, Seniors, GLBT and the Handi-capable. Our award-winning staff has over 10 years experience in diversity recruitment. The Diversity Career Fairs are held annually in most major cities where the Mayor and/or Governor proclaim "Diversity Employment Day". We have over 1,000 satisfied corporate, government and non-profit clients. The Federal Government selected us as a preferred vendor to host it's largest Diversity Career Fair ever!

For more information: http://www.citycareerfair.com/cities/sea072109.php

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

Please contact the TSS helpdesk at, tss@shoreline.edu or phone ext 5872 if you have any questions. Thank you for your cooperation.
Submitted by Bonnie Madison

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

******************** REMINDERS *******************

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Year-End Closing FINAL will be on Thursday, July 23, 2009.  Please submit all "Buff" copies of Annual Field Orders (Bxxxxx) and Regular Field Orders (Fxxxxx) for 2008-2009 to Tom Prigmore in Room 1212. I am missing over 100 Annual Field Order "Buff" copies!  Thank you!
Submitted by Tom Prigmore

FIRST ANNUAL CRAZY HAT DAY
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Fancy Pants Day brought so many laughs and good cheer that it has been decided that a similar event will be held before summer ends. The First Annual Crazy Hat Day will be held Thursday, August 20. Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky hat that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues. Meet at the courtyard at 2 p.m. for a group photo.  Treats for all participants. 

ESPRESSO STAND CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
Due to the low number of patrons, food service will no longer have the espresso stand open on Fridays. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Submitted by Matt Johnson 

REMINDER ABOUT PETTY CASH
A revised version of the petty cash reimbursement form has been posted to the forms page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any copies that you may have printed earlier. Appropriate uses of petty cash are detailed on the form. Questions? Telephone Jennifer Fenske at x4533, or Stuart Trippel at x4672.
Submitted by Stuart Trippel

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

DIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT DAY CAREER FAIR
11am - 4pm, Tuesday, July 21, 2009, Seattle Center, Northwest Rooms
Diversity Employment Day Career Fairs provide recruiters access to the United States' largest pool of diverse, multi-cultural, and qualified professionals. It is the only career fair that targets and delivers candidates from ALL classes covered under the TitleVII Civil Rights Act of 1964*. This includes Women, Minorities, Seniors, GLBT and the Handi-capable. Our award-winning staff has over 10 years experience in diversity recruitment. The Diversity Career Fairs are held annually in most major cities where the Mayor and/or Governor proclaim "Diversity Employment Day". We have over 1,000 satisfied corporate, government and non-profit clients. The Federal Government selected us as a preferred vendor to host it's largest Diversity Career Fair ever!

For more information: http://www.citycareerfair.com/cities/sea072109.php

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

******************** REMINDERS *******************

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Year-End Closing FINAL will be on Thursday, July 23, 2009.  Please submit all "Buff" copies of Annual Field Orders (Bxxxxx) and Regular Field Orders (Fxxxxx) for 2008-2009 to Tom Prigmore in Room 1212. I am missing over 100 Annual Field Order "Buff" copies!  Thank you!
Submitted by Tom Prigmore

FIRST ANNUAL CRAZY HAT DAY
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Fancy Pants Day brought so many laughs and good cheer that it has been decided that a similar event will be held before summer ends. The First Annual Crazy Hat Day will be held Thursday, August 20. Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky hat that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues. Meet at the courtyard at 2 p.m. for a group photo.  Treats for all participants. 

ESPRESSO STAND CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
Due to the low number of patrons, food service will no longer have the espresso stand open on Fridays. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Submitted by Matt Johnson 

REMINDER ABOUT PETTY CASH
A revised version of the petty cash reimbursement form has been posted to the forms page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any copies that you may have printed earlier. Appropriate uses of petty cash are detailed on the form. Questions? Telephone Jennifer Fenske at x4533, or Stuart Trippel at x4672.
Submitted by Stuart Trippel

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

DIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT DAY CAREER FAIR
11am - 4pm, Tuesday, July 21, 2009, Seattle Center, Northwest Rooms
Diversity Employment Day Career Fairs provide recruiters access to the United States' largest pool of diverse, multi-cultural, and qualified professionals. It is the only career fair that targets and delivers candidates from ALL classes covered under the TitleVII Civil Rights Act of 1964*. This includes Women, Minorities, Seniors, GLBT and the Handi-capable. Our award-winning staff has over 10 years experience in diversity recruitment. The Diversity Career Fairs are held annually in most major cities where the Mayor and/or Governor proclaim "Diversity Employment Day". We have over 1,000 satisfied corporate, government and non-profit clients. The Federal Government selected us as a preferred vendor to host it's largest Diversity Career Fair ever!

For more information: http://www.citycareerfair.com/cities/sea072109.php

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Monday, July 20, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Year-End Closing FINAL will be on Thursday, July 23, 2009.  Please submit all "Buff" copies of Annual Field Orders (Bxxxxx) and Regular Field Orders (Fxxxxx) for 2008-2009 to Tom Prigmore in Room 1212. I am missing over 100 Annual Field Order "Buff" copies!  Thank you!
Submitted by Tom Prigmore

****************** REMINDERS *****************

ESPRESSO STAND CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
Due to the low number of patrons, food service will no longer have the espresso stand open on Fridays. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Submitted by Matt Johnson 

REMINDER ABOUT PETTY CASH
A revised version of the petty cash reimbursement form has been posted to the forms page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any copies that you may have printed earlier. Appropriate uses of petty cash are detailed on the form. Questions? Telephone Jennifer Fenske at x4533, or Stuart Trippel at x4672.
Submitted by Stuart Trippel

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

DIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT DAY CAREER FAIR
11am - 4pm, Tuesday, July 21, 2009, Seattle Center, Northwest Rooms
Diversity Employment Day Career Fairs provide recruiters access to the United States' largest pool of diverse, multi-cultural, and qualified professionals. It is the only career fair that targets and delivers candidates from ALL classes covered under the TitleVII Civil Rights Act of 1964*. This includes Women, Minorities, Seniors, GLBT and the Handi-capable. Our award-winning staff has over 10 years experience in diversity recruitment. The Diversity Career Fairs are held annually in most major cities where the Mayor and/or Governor proclaim "Diversity Employment Day". We have over 1,000 satisfied corporate, government and non-profit clients. The Federal Government selected us as a preferred vendor to host it's largest Diversity Career Fair ever!

For more information: http://www.citycareerfair.com/cities/sea072109.php

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Friday, July 17, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

NONE

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

ESPRESSO STAND CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
Due to the low number of patrons, food service will no longer have the espresso stand open on Fridays. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Submitted by Matt Johnson

FMS QUERY 2009-10
Reminder - 2009-10 FMS Query will not be available until August.  The 2009-10 query can not be set up until the 2008-09 fiscal year has closed and new parameters set up to extract the 2009-10 data.  Instructions regarding how to set up the new query and save the 2008-09 query will be sent out when the changes are ready.  If you have any questions please contact Holly Woodmansee at extension 6955
Thank you.
Submitted by Holly Woodmansee

CLASSIFIED STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
To conserve funding this year, the Classified Staff Training and Development Committee is planning a strength training workshop prior to Opening Week on campus.  Attached is a survey we are requesting Classified Staff to complete in order to guide our planning for this event.  Please let your voices be known and click on this link.
Thank you! 
Submitted by Kim Chandler

REMINDER ABOUT PETTY CASH
A revised version of the petty cash reimbursement form has been posted to the forms page on the intranet. Please be sure that you use this form rather than any copies that you may have printed earlier. Appropriate uses of petty cash are detailed on the form. Questions? Telephone Jennifer Fenske at x4533, or Stuart Trippel at x4672.
Submitted by Stuart Trippel

PRESIDENT LAMBERT OFF CAMPUS (JULY 14-15; JULY 17)
President Lee Lambert off campus: Tuesday, July 14 – Wednesday, July 15, 2009 (Heading to/in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Susan Hoyne and Don Schultz for a meeting with College/Automotive Program partner Snap-On Tools).  Friday, July 17, 2009 (Attending and presenting at The Association's Summer 2009 Conference at Clover Park Technical College.)

While Lee is off campus, the A.I.C. (Administrator In Charge) for the College: John Backes, VPAA; Extension 4651.  Extension for Kerry Fondren, Confidential Assistant to VPAA: 4652.  Thank you.
Submitted by Lori Yonemitsu

SAMUEL E. KELLY DIES
Former Shoreline Community College faculty member and trustee Samuel E. Kelly died due to congestive heart failure on July 6 at his home Redmond.  Read about at Faces blog.

OBAMA UNVEILS COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLANS
President Barack Obama says it is time for America to invest in its community and technical colleges and is proposing to spend $12 billion in the American Graduation Initiative to do it. Read more at On Campus blog.

OBAMA, ENROLLMENT AND THE ECONOMY, OH, MY
While President Barack Obama is putting community colleges in the national spotlight, there’s plenty happening at the state level with historic-level enrollments and fresh economic news.  Read article at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

WHY STOP WITH FANCY PANTS DAY?
Fancy Pants Day has come and gone, but not to worry if you missed the silliness! We have it all in digital form for you.  Check out the crazy pants!  The Advancement Office thanks all of you who walked on the wild side and wore those ridiculous pants!!  You made it all so fun!  Amy Stapleton won for the craziest pair of pants and Steve Gibler came in second. They both looked pretty doggone funny! 

The day brought so many laughs and good cheer that it has been decided that a similar event will be held before summer ends. The First Annual Crazy Hat Day will be held Thursday, August 20. Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky hat that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues. Meet at the courtyard at 2 p.m. for a group photo.  Treats for all participants. 

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES CURRENT 2009-10 RECRUITING CLASS
The Shoreline Community College Athletic Department announces the current recruiting class of new freshman athletes for 2009-10. A total of 42 new student-athletes have signed NWAACC Letters of Intent to attend SCC Fall Quarter and become part of the SCC athletic family. The defending NWAACC Northern Region Champions, the SCC women's soccer team has signed 10 new athletes to grant-in-aids. The rebuilding men's basketball team has inked eight new student-athletes for next season to highlight the current recruiting classes.

The total does not reflect recruited walk-on student-athletes who do not sign letters of intent or receive athletic scholarships. The Athletic Department usually has about 150 student-athletes each fall and national studies show, that each recruited student-athlete brings 1.5 other students with them to the campus.

Current signees for SCC can be found at this link:
http://www.shoreline.edu/athletics/signees.htm.  Go Dolphins!!!
Submitted by Doug Palmer

***************** REMINDERS *****************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Thursday, July 16, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

ESPRESSO STAND CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
Due to the low number of patrons, food service will no longer have the espresso stand open on Fridays. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Submitted by Matt Johnson

WHY STOP WITH FANCY PANTS DAY?
Fancy Pants Day has come and gone, but not to worry if you missed the silliness! We have it all in digital form for you.  Check out the crazy pants!  The Advancement Office thanks all of you who walked on the wild side and wore those ridiculous pants!!  You made it all so fun!  Amy Stapleton won for the craziest pair of pants and Steve Gibler came in second. They both looked pretty doggone funny! 

The day brought so many laughs and good cheer that it has been decided that a similar event will be held before summer ends. The First Annual Crazy Hat Day will be held Thursday, August 20. Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky hat that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues. Meet at the courtyard at 2 p.m. for a group photo.  Treats for all participants. 

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

SAMUEL E. KELLY DIES
Former Shoreline Community College faculty member and trustee Samuel E. Kelly died due to congestive heart failure on July 6 at his home Redmond.  Read about at Faces blog.

OBAMA UNVEILS COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLANS
President Barack Obama says it is time for America to invest in its community and technical colleges and is proposing to spend $12 billion in the American Graduation Initiative to do it. Read more at On Campus blog.

OBAMA, ENROLLMENT AND THE ECONOMY, OH, MY
While President Barack Obama is putting community colleges in the national spotlight, there’s plenty happening at the state level with historic-level enrollments and fresh economic news.  Read article at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

PRESIDENT LAMBERT OFF CAMPUS (JULY 14-15; JULY 17)
President Lee Lambert off campus: Tuesday, July 14 – Wednesday, July 15, 2009 (Heading to/in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Susan Hoyne and Don Schultz for a meeting with College/Automotive Program partner Snap-On Tools).  Friday, July 17, 2009 (Attending and presenting at The Association's Summer 2009 Conference at Clover Park Technical College.)

While Lee is off campus, the A.I.C. (Administrator In Charge) for the College: John Backes, VPAA; Extension 4651.  Extension for Kerry Fondren, Confidential Assistant to VPAA: 4652.  Thank you.
Submitted by Lori Yonemitsu

FMS QUERY 2009-10
Reminder - 2009-10 FMS Query will not be available until August.  The 2009-10 query can not be set up until the 2008-09 fiscal year has closed and new parameters set up to extract the 2009-10 data.  Instructions regarding how to set up the new query and save the 2008-09 query will be sent out when the changes are ready.  If you have any questions please contact Holly Woodmansee at extension 6955
Thank you.
Submitted by Holly Woodmansee

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES CURRENT 2009-10 RECRUITING CLASS
The Shoreline Community College Athletic Department announces the current recruiting class of new freshman athletes for 2009-10. A total of 42 new student-athletes have signed NWAACC Letters of Intent to attend SCC Fall Quarter and become part of the SCC athletic family. The defending NWAACC Northern Region Champions, the SCC women's soccer team has signed 10 new athletes to grant-in-aids. The rebuilding men's basketball team has inked eight new student-athletes for next season to highlight the current recruiting classes.

The total does not reflect recruited walk-on student-athletes who do not sign letters of intent or receive athletic scholarships. The Athletic Department usually has about 150 student-athletes each fall and national studies show, that each recruited student-athlete brings 1.5 other students with them to the campus.

Current signees for SCC can be found at this link:
http://www.shoreline.edu/athletics/signees.htm.  Go Dolphins!!!
Submitted by Doug Palmer

CLASSIFIED STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
To conserve funding this year, the Classified Staff Training and Development Committee is planning a strength training workshop prior to Opening Week on campus.  Attached is a survey we are requesting Classified Staff to complete in order to guide our planning for this event.  Please let your voices be known and click on this link.
Thank you! 
Submitted by Kim Chandler

***************** REMINDERS *****************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

IT'S JULY 15 -- AND IT'S FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC!
Meet at Courtyard at 2pm for group photo 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement hosts the second annual Fancy Pants Day at SCC.  Enjoy seeing your colleagues in outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants! Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!  Check out the flier!

NOTHING IS AS FAR AWAY AS ONE MINUTE AGO - JIM BISHOP
… a fine example of a saying that could be engraved on a brick. More importantly, a notice that time is running out. You don’t want to wake up one morning next month and say, "I wish I had ordered a brick."  Get you order in by the July 15th deadline to have you own engraved brick be included on one of the columns outside the SCC Library/Media/Technology Center. Your brick can be engraved with your favorite saying, be in honor of a special event or in honor or memory of a special person in your life. Order forms can be found on the SCC Foundation website: http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support.htm or in the SCC Foundation office in the 1000 (Administration Building), room 1005.  Questions? (206)533-6783 or lyaw@shoreline.edu.
Submitted by Lynn Yaw

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

SAMUEL E. KELLY DIES
Former Shoreline Community College faculty member and trustee Samuel E. Kelly died due to congestive heart failure on July 6 at his home Redmond.  Read about at Faces blog.

OBAMA UNVEILS COMMUNITY COLLEGE PLANS
President Barack Obama says it is time for America to invest in its community and technical colleges and is proposing to spend $12 billion in the American Graduation Initiative to do it. Read more at On Campus blog.

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

OBAMA, ENROLLMENT AND THE ECONOMY, OH, MY
While President Barack Obama is putting community colleges in the national spotlight, there’s plenty happening at the state level with historic-level enrollments and fresh economic news.  Read article at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

PRESIDENT LAMBERT OFF CAMPUS (JULY 14-15; JULY 17)
President Lee Lambert off campus: Tuesday, July 14 – Wednesday, July 15, 2009 (Heading to/in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Susan Hoyne and Don Schultz for a meeting with College/Automotive Program partner Snap-On Tools).  Friday, July 17, 2009 (Attending and presenting at The Association's Summer 2009 Conference at Clover Park Technical College.)

While Lee is off campus, the A.I.C. (Administrator In Charge) for the College: John Backes, VPAA; Extension 4651.  Extension for Kerry Fondren, Confidential Assistant to VPAA: 4652.  Thank you.
Submitted by Lori Yonemitsu

FMS QUERY 2009-10
Reminder - 2009-10 FMS Query will not be available until August.  The 2009-10 query can not be set up until the 2008-09 fiscal year has closed and new parameters set up to extract the 2009-10 data.  Instructions regarding how to set up the new query and save the 2008-09 query will be sent out when the changes are ready.  If you have any questions please contact Holly Woodmansee at extension 6955
Thank you.
Submitted by Holly Woodmansee

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES CURRENT 2009-10 RECRUITING CLASS
The Shoreline Community College Athletic Department announces the current recruiting class of new freshman athletes for 2009-10. A total of 42 new student-athletes have signed NWAACC Letters of Intent to attend SCC Fall Quarter and become part of the SCC athletic family. The defending NWAACC Northern Region Champions, the SCC women's soccer team has signed 10 new athletes to grant-in-aids. The rebuilding men's basketball team has inked eight new student-athletes for next season to highlight the current recruiting classes.

The total does not reflect recruited walk-on student-athletes who do not sign letters of intent or receive athletic scholarships. The Athletic Department usually has about 150 student-athletes each fall and national studies show, that each recruited student-athlete brings 1.5 other students with them to the campus.

Current signees for SCC can be found at this link:
http://www.shoreline.edu/athletics/signees.htm.  Go Dolphins!!!
Submitted by Doug Palmer

CLASSIFIED STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
To conserve funding this year, the Classified Staff Training and Development Committee is planning a strength training workshop prior to Opening Week on campus.  Attached is a survey we are requesting Classified Staff to complete in order to guide our planning for this event.  Please let your voices be known and click on this link.
Thank you! 
Submitted by Kim Chandler

***************** REMINDERS *****************

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS
In these economic hard times, some families struggle to provide enough food for kids to eat.  During the summer, it can be especially hard as families don't have free and reduced-cost school meals to help fill the gap.  A federal school nutrition program provides free meals and snacks ruing the summer in select locations for ALL kids (18 and younger - regardless of income).  Learn about.  More resources. 

Also, WithinReach is a private nonprofit organization whose mission is to serve as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal, child and family health. 

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more. 

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

PUGET SOUND BLOOD CENTER ON CAMPUS JULY 14
10am - 4pm,Tuesday, July 14 (Closed 12 to 1pm), PUB QDR
Imagine saving a life.  Give blood this summer.
Submitted by Lisa Smith 

COLLEGE COUNCIL MEETING
2 - 4:30pm, Tuesday, July 14, Board Room
To access the College Council’s site on the intranet (which includes meeting agendas and summaries) click: http://intranet.shoreline.edu/shorelinecollegecouncil/.  Thank you.
Submitted by Lori Yonemitsu

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

OBAMA, ENROLLMENT AND THE ECONOMY, OH, MY
While President Barack Obama is putting community colleges in the national spotlight, there’s plenty happening at the state level with historic-level enrollments and fresh economic news.  Read article at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

PRESIDENT LAMBERT OFF CAMPUS (JULY 14-15; JULY 17)
President Lee Lambert off campus: Tuesday, July 14 – Wednesday, July 15, 2009 (Heading to/in Kenosha, Wisconsin with Susan Hoyne and Don Schultz for a meeting with College/Automotive Program partner Snap-On Tools).  Friday, July 17, 2009 (Attending and presenting at The Association's Summer 2009 Conference at Clover Park Technical College.)

While Lee is off campus, the A.I.C. (Administrator In Charge) for the College: John Backes, VPAA; Extension 4651.  Extension for Kerry Fondren, Confidential Assistant to VPAA: 4652.  Thank you.
Submitted by Lori Yonemitsu

FMS QUERY 2009-10
Reminder - 2009-10 FMS Query will not be available until August.  The 2009-10 query can not be set up until the 2008-09 fiscal year has closed and new parameters set up to extract the 2009-10 data.  Instructions regarding how to set up the new query and save the 2008-09 query will be sent out when the changes are ready.  If you have any questions please contact Holly Woodmansee at extension 6955
Thank you.
Submitted by Holly Woodmansee

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES CURRENT 2009-10 RECRUITING CLASS
The Shoreline Community College Athletic Department announces the current recruiting class of new freshman athletes for 2009-10. A total of 42 new student-athletes have signed NWAACC Letters of Intent to attend SCC Fall Quarter and become part of the SCC athletic family. The defending NWAACC Northern Region Champions, the SCC women's soccer team has signed 10 new athletes to grant-in-aids. The rebuilding men's basketball team has inked eight new student-athletes for next season to highlight the current recruiting classes.

The total does not reflect recruited walk-on student-athletes who do not sign letters of intent or receive athletic scholarships. The Athletic Department usually has about 150 student-athletes each fall and national studies show, that each recruited student-athlete brings 1.5 other students with them to the campus.

Current signees for SCC can be found at this link:
http://www.shoreline.edu/athletics/signees.htm.  Go Dolphins!!!
Submitted by Doug Palmer

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

CLASSIFIED STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
To conserve funding this year, the Classified Staff Training and Development Committee is planning a strength training workshop prior to Opening Week on campus.  Attached is a survey we are requesting Classified Staff to complete in order to guide our planning for this event.  Please let your voices be known and click on this link.
Thank you! 
Submitted by Kim Chandler

GM DEALERS SUPPORT HIGH-SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS
Two dozen automotive instructors from high schools across Washington are converging on Shoreline Community College for 40 hours of training on the latest technology on the road.

And thanks to General Motors dealers across the state, it’s free.  Read at Academic News blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

AUTOMOTIVE CENTER EXPANSION GOES WALL-TO-WALL
The walls are up at Shoreline Community College’s $4.2 million expansion of the Professional Automotive Training Center.  Read at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

***************** REMINDERS *****************

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW! JULY 15 IS FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC! 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement team is hosting "Fancy Pants Day," Wednesday, July 15.  Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues.  Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!  Check out the flier!

NOTHING IS AS FAR AWAY AS ONE MINUTE AGO - JIM BISHOP
… a fine example of a saying that could be engraved on a brick. More importantly, a notice that time is running out. You don’t want to wake up one morning next month and say, "I wish I had ordered a brick."  Get you order in by the July 15th deadline to have you own engraved brick be included on one of the columns outside the SCC Library/Media/Technology Center. Your brick can be engraved with your favorite saying, be in honor of a special event or in honor or memory of a special person in your life. Order forms can be found on the SCC Foundation website: http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support.htm or in the SCC Foundation office in the 1000 (Administration Building), room 1005.  Questions? (206)533-6783 or lyaw@shoreline.edu.
Submitted by Lynn Yaw

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Monday, July 13, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

CLASSIFIED STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT SURVEY
To conserve funding this year, the Classified Staff Training and Development Committee is planning a strength training workshop prior to Opening Week on campus.  Attached is a survey we are requesting Classified Staff to complete in order to guide our planning for this event.  Please let your voices be known and click on this link.
Thank you! 
Submitted by Kim Chandler

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

GM DEALERS SUPPORT HIGH-SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS
Two dozen automotive instructors from high schools across Washington are converging on Shoreline Community College for 40 hours of training on the latest technology on the road.

And thanks to General Motors dealers across the state, it’s free.  Read at Academic News blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

AUTOMOTIVE CENTER EXPANSION GOES WALL-TO-WALL
The walls are up at Shoreline Community College’s $4.2 million expansion of the Professional Automotive Training Center.  Read at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

***************** REMINDERS *****************

PUGET SOUND BLOOD CENTER ON CAMPUS JULY 14
10am - 4pm,Tuesday, July 14 (Closed 12 to 1pm), PUB QDR
Imagine saving a life.  Give blood this summer.
Submitted by Lisa Smith

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW! JULY 15 IS FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC! 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement team is hosting "Fancy Pants Day," Wednesday, July 15.  Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues.  Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!  Check out the flier!

NOTHING IS AS FAR AWAY AS ONE MINUTE AGO - JIM BISHOP
… a fine example of a saying that could be engraved on a brick. More importantly, a notice that time is running out. You don’t want to wake up one morning next month and say, "I wish I had ordered a brick."  Get you order in by the July 15th deadline to have you own engraved brick be included on one of the columns outside the SCC Library/Media/Technology Center. Your brick can be engraved with your favorite saying, be in honor of a special event or in honor or memory of a special person in your life. Order forms can be found on the SCC Foundation website: http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support.htm or in the SCC Foundation office in the 1000 (Administration Building), room 1005.  Questions? (206)533-6783 or lyaw@shoreline.edu.
Submitted by Lynn Yaw

CITY OF SEATTLE'S COMMUTER CASH PROGRAM
Do you drive alone to work? Do you live or work in Seattle?  If so, you are eligible to join the City of Seattle's Commuter Cash Program! When you reduce your drive-alone commuting for two months you can earn up to $60. Plus, you’ll receive a $50 discount to join Zipcar just for signing up.  Don’t delay! Sign up, earn cash and save yourself a bundle!  For more info and to sign up:  http://www.seattle.gov/waytogo/commutercash.htm.
Submitted by Angie Gorosave

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Friday, July 10, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

NONE

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

GM DEALERS SUPPORT HIGH-SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS
Two dozen automotive instructors from high schools across Washington are converging on Shoreline Community College for 40 hours of training on the latest technology on the road.

And thanks to General Motors dealers across the state, it’s free.  Read at Academic News blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

AUTOMOTIVE CENTER EXPANSION GOES WALL-TO-WALL
The walls are up at Shoreline Community College’s $4.2 million expansion of the Professional Automotive Training Center.  Read at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Jim Hills

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Thursday, July 9, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

GM DEALERS SUPPORT HIGH-SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS
Two dozen automotive instructors from high schools across Washington are converging on Shoreline Community College for 40 hours of training on the latest technology on the road.

And thanks to General Motors dealers across the state, it’s free.  Read at Academic News blog.

AUTOMOTIVE CENTER EXPANSION GOES WALL-TO-WALL
The walls are up at Shoreline Community College’s $4.2 million expansion of the Professional Automotive Training Center.  Read at On Campus blog.

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

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out.

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

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

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

PARENT-CHILD CENTER: INFANT CLASSROOM OPENINGS
There are rare openings in the infant classroom of the Parent-Child Center so the center is currently accepting applications for full-time care.  Enrollment for the summer guarantees enrollment for all upcoming quarters. We are projecting that we will be at full enrollment in the fall. Call Jocelyn for more information: 546-4690.
Submitted by Darlene Bakes

PUGET SOUND BLOOD CENTER ON CAMPUS JULY 14
10am - 4pm,Tuesday, July 14 (Closed 12 to 1pm), PUB QDR
Imagine saving a life.  Give blood this summer.
Submitted by Lisa Smith

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW! JULY 15 IS FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC! 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement team is hosting "Fancy Pants Day," Wednesday, July 15.  Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues.  Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Monday, July 6, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

NONE

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

STATE ORDERS MORE CUTS FOR COLLEGES
The state’s community and technical colleges will join the rest of state government in another round of budget cuts.

Shoreline Community College’s target number, along with those of every other college in the state was outlined along with a Thursday, July 2, e-mail from Charlie Earl, Executive Director of the State Board of Community and Technical Colleges. 
Read more at On Campus blog
Submitted by Jim Hills

PRESIDENT LAMBERT ON ANNUAL LEAVE (JULY 6-10, 2009)
President Lee Lambert on annual leave: Monday, July 6 – Friday, July 10, 2009. 

While Lee is off campus, the A.I.C.s (Administrator(s) In Charge) for the College:
-Monday, July 6: John Backes, VPAA; Extension 4651.  Extension for Kerry Fondren, Confidential Assistant to VPAA: 4652.

-Tuesday, July 7 – Friday, July 10: Daryl Campbell, VPAS; Extension 4532.  Extension for Sharon Wines, Confidential Assistant to VPAA: 7859. 
Submitted by Lori Yonemitsu

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

SCC OUTLINES PERSONNEL IMPACTS FROM BUDGET CUTS
While no one would characterize the personnel impacts of state-mandated budget reductions at Shoreline Community College as anything but painful with more than 20 positions eliminated, making those cuts ultimately involved only two actual layoffs.
Read more at On Campus blog.

BUS RIDER ALERT FOR MONTH OF JULY
In less than a week, westbound Interstate 90 across Lake Washington will be narrowed from five lanes to two while crews replace the expansion joints on the westbound floating bridge. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is warning all motorists that the traffic delays could last an hour or more and stretch from Issaquah to Seattle.  Read more.

***************** REMINDERS *****************

THE DEADLINE IS FAST APPROACHING
.... to get your order in for the Bricks of Support. The deadline is July 15.

Your brick can be in memory or honor of someone, a special event in your life, a favorite saying, or just your name. Bricks will be engraved on one of the columns outside the SCC Library/Media/ Technology Center.

Order forms can be found on the SCC Foundation website: http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support.htm or in the SCC Foundation office in the 1000 (Administration Building), room 1005.

PARENT-CHILD CENTER: INFANT CLASSROOM OPENINGS
There are rare openings in the infant classroom of the Parent-Child Center so the center is currently accepting applications for full-time care.  Enrollment for the summer guarantees enrollment for all upcoming quarters. We are projecting that we will be at full enrollment in the fall. Call Jocelyn for more information: 546-4690.
Submitted by Darlene Bakes

PUGET SOUND BLOOD CENTER ON CAMPUS JULY 14
10am - 4pm,Tuesday, July 14 (Closed 12 to 1pm), PUB QDR
Imagine saving a life.  Give blood this summer.
Submitted by Lisa Smith

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW! JULY 15 IS FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC! 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement team is hosting "Fancy Pants Day," Wednesday, July 15.  Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues.  Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Thursday, July 2, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

BOOKSTORE CLOSED JULY 1 - 3, 2009
Please plan ahead.  The bookstore will be closed for inventory on July 1 and 2.  It will also be closed on July 3 for the July 4th holiday. 
Submitted by Mary Kelemen 

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

REMINDER - COLLEGE CLOSED JULY 3
The college will be closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of the fourth of July.

BUS RIDER ALERT FOR MONTH OF JULY
In less than a week, westbound Interstate 90 across Lake Washington will be narrowed from five lanes to two while crews replace the expansion joints on the westbound floating bridge. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is warning all motorists that the traffic delays could last an hour or more and stretch from Issaquah to Seattle.  Read more.

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

SCC OUTLINES PERSONNEL IMPACTS FROM BUDGET CUTS
While no one would characterize the personnel impacts of state-mandated budget reductions at Shoreline Community College as anything but painful with more than 20 positions eliminated, making those cuts ultimately involved only two actual layoffs.

“We worked very hard to find options for people,” said SCC President Lee Lambert, adding that contract-based bumping and position reversion rights, combined with employees’ choices, made for a sometimes-convoluted process. “Sometimes that process took more time, but we wanted to make sure everyone had every chance. I want to thank (Vice President for Human Resources and Legal Affairs) Stephen Smith taking the lead on working through these difficult times.”

Lambert acknowledged that even with those efforts, the college and many good people were affected.  “OK, two layoffs, but we still lost good, valuable people through retirements, tenure buyouts and people deciding to leave,” he said. “Those people represent a lot of experience and knowledge.”  Read more at On Campus blog.

BEWARE OF HOT, DRY WEATHER

FLAG AT HALF-STAFF IN MEMORY OF U.S. ARMY FIRST LT. BRIAN BRADSHAW
Governor Chris Gregoire has directed that flags at all Washington State agency facilities be lowered to half-staff Wednesday, July 1, 2009, in memory of U. S. Army First Lieutenant Brian N. Bradshaw, 24, of Steilacoom, who died on June 25, in Kheyl, Afghanistan, from injuries sustained from the detonation of an improvised explosive device. The flag will remain at half-staff until close of business today or first thing Thursday morning.

************** REMINDERS **************

PARENT-CHILD CENTER: INFANT CLASSROOM OPENINGS
There are rare openings in the infant classroom of the Parent-Child Center so the center is currently accepting applications for full-time care.  Enrollment for the summer guarantees enrollment for all upcoming quarters. We are projecting that we will be at full enrollment in the fall. Call Jocelyn for more information: 546-4690.
Submitted by Darlene Bakes

PUGET SOUND BLOOD CENTER ON CAMPUS JULY 14
10am - 4pm,Tuesday, July 14 (Closed 12 to 1pm), PUB QDR
Imagine saving a life.  Give blood this summer.
Submitted by Lisa Smith

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW! JULY 15 IS FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC! 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement team is hosting "Fancy Pants Day," Wednesday, July 15.  Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues.  Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!

THE DEADLINE IS FAST APPROACHING
.... to get your order in for the Bricks of Support. The deadline is July 15.

Your brick can be in memory or honor of someone, a special event in your life, a favorite saying, or just your name. Bricks will be engraved on one of the columns outside the SCC Library/Media/ Technology Center.

Order forms can be found on the SCC Foundation website: http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support.htm or in the SCC Foundation office in the 1000 (Administration Building), room 1005.

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

LEAVE FORMS DUE IN HUMAN RESOURCES TODAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1
All leave forms for leave taken by all employees through June 30, 2009 must be received in Human Resources no later than 5:00 on Wednesday, July 1st.
Submitted by Nancy Teske

BOOKSTORE CLOSED FOR INVENTORY JULY 1-2
Please plan ahead.  The bookstore will be closed for inventory on July 1 and 2.  It will also be closed on July 3 for the July 4th holiday. 
Submitted by Mary Kelemen 

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

SCC OUTLINES PERSONNEL IMPACTS FROM BUDGET CUTS
While no one would characterize the personnel impacts of state-mandated budget reductions at Shoreline Community College as anything but painful with more than 20 positions eliminated, making those cuts ultimately involved only two actual layoffs.

“We worked very hard to find options for people,” said SCC President Lee Lambert, adding that contract-based bumping and position reversion rights, combined with employees’ choices, made for a sometimes-convoluted process. “Sometimes that process took more time, but we wanted to make sure everyone had every chance. I want to thank (Vice President for Human Resources and Legal Affairs) Stephen Smith taking the lead on working through these difficult times.”

Lambert acknowledged that even with those efforts, the college and many good people were affected.  “OK, two layoffs, but we still lost good, valuable people through retirements, tenure buyouts and people deciding to leave,” he said. “Those people represent a lot of experience and knowledge.”  Read more.

BEWARE OF HOT, DRY WEATHER

FLAG AT HALF-STAFF IN MEMORY OF U.S. ARMY FIRST LT. BRIAN BRADSHAW
Governor Chris Gregoire has directed that flags at all Washington State agency facilities be lowered to half-staff Wednesday, July 1, 2009, in memory of U. S. Army First Lieutenant Brian N. Bradshaw, 24, of Steilacoom, who died on June 25, in Kheyl, Afghanistan, from injuries sustained from the detonation of an improvised explosive device. The flag will remain at half-staff until close of business today or first thing Thursday morning.

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

************** REMINDERS **************

COLLEGE CLOSED JULY 3
The college will be closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of the fourth of July.

PARENT-CHILD CENTER: INFANT CLASSROOM OPENINGS
There are rare openings in the infant classroom of the Parent-Child Center so the center is currently accepting applications for full-time care.  Enrollment for the summer guarantees enrollment for all upcoming quarters. We are projecting that we will be at full enrollment in the fall. Call Jocelyn for more information: 546-4690.
Submitted by Darlene Bakes

PUGET SOUND BLOOD CENTER ON CAMPUS JULY 14
10am - 4pm,Tuesday, July 14 (Closed 12 to 1pm), PUB QDR
Imagine saving a life.  Give blood this summer.
Submitted by Lisa Smith

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW! JULY 15 IS FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC! 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement team is hosting "Fancy Pants Day," Wednesday, July 15.  Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues.  Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!

THE DEADLINE IS FAST APPROACHING
.... to get your order in for the Bricks of Support. The deadline is July 15.

Your brick can be in memory or honor of someone, a special event in your life, a favorite saying, or just your name. Bricks will be engraved on one of the columns outside the SCC Library/Media/ Technology Center.

Order forms can be found on the SCC Foundation website: http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support.htm or in the SCC Foundation office in the 1000 (Administration Building), room 1005.

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

PUBLIC FORUM ON HEALTHCARE REFORM
Social Hour, 6-7pm; Discussion, 7pm, Tuesday, June 30, Campus Theater
A timely and thought-provoking discussion of issues and visions in providing quality health care for all.  Join representatives from the Washington State Legislature, UW Dept of Health Services, King County Labor Council, Physicians for National Health Care Programs and others at this two-hour event.  Panelists will answer your questions at a social hour from 6 - 7pm.  Washclean.org or 206-784-2522.  For more information.
Submitted by Suzanne Gugger

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out. 

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Be sure to check out community events and announcements located at the very bottom of DAAG.

*********** TODAY'S EVENTS & DEADLINES  ***********

PUBLIC FORUM ON HEALTHCARE REFORM (Not a college event)
Social Hour, 6-7pm; Discussion, 7pm, Tuesday, June 30, Campus Theater
A timely and thought-provoking discussion of issues and visions in providing quality health care for all.  Join representatives from the Washington State Legislature, UW Dept of Health Services, King County Labor Council, Physicians for National Health Care Programs and others at this two-hour event. SEE COMMUNITY EVENTS BELOW FOR MORE INFO.  

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

SCC RECOGNIZED AT TULANE UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT
Shoreline Community College is one of six colleges and universities in Washington state to be recognized in the 2009 commencement program at Tulane University.  Shoreline was one of some 600 higher education institutions acknowledged for supporting Tulane students when the prestigious university was forced to close its doors for a semester due to flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.  President Lambert received a letter from Tulane President, Scott S. Cowen, informing him of Shoreline's tribute. President Cowen said, "I will always be grateful to the higher education community for what you did for our students and for Tulane.  We will never forget your kindness and generosity.  Thank you."  The Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees adopted Resolution No. 91 on October 26, 2005.  Establishing an Operating Fee Waiver for Citizens Displaced as a Result of Hurricane Katrina.  Read more. 

************** REMINDERS **************

BOOKSTORE CLOSED FOR INVENTORY JULY 1-2
Please plan ahead.  The bookstore will be closed for inventory on July 1 and 2.  It will also be closed on July 3 for the July 4th holiday. 
Submitted by Mary Kelemen 

COLLEGE CLOSED JULY 3
The college will be closed on Friday, July 3 in observance of the fourth of July.

PARENT-CHILD CENTER: INFANT CLASSROOM OPENINGS
There are rare openings in the infant classroom of the Parent-Child Center so the center is currently accepting applications for full-time care.  Enrollment for the summer guarantees enrollment for all upcoming quarters. We are projecting that we will be at full enrollment in the fall. Call Jocelyn for more information: 546-4690.
Submitted by Darlene Bakes

PUGET SOUND BLOOD CENTER ON CAMPUS JULY 14
10am - 4pm,Tuesday, July 14 (Closed 12 to 1pm), PUB QDR
Imagine saving a life.  Give blood this summer.
Submitted by Lisa Smith

MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW! JULY 15 IS FANCY PANTS DAY AT SCC! 
It's summer and time for some silly fun!  The Office of Advancement team is hosting "Fancy Pants Day," Wednesday, July 15.  Wear your most outrageous, wild, colorful and wacky pants that day and enjoy a few laughs with your colleagues.  Meet at the courtyard fountain at 2 p.m. for a group photo (we promise not to do anything too crazy with that photo!).  Popsicles for all those wearing fancy pants!  An award will be given to the person who the group votes to be wearing the most obnoxious pants of all. Hope to see you there!

THE DEADLINE IS FAST APPROACHING
.... to get your order in for the Bricks of Support. The deadline is July 15.

Your brick can be in memory or honor of someone, a special event in your life, a favorite saying, or just your name. Bricks will be engraved on one of the columns outside the SCC Library/Media/ Technology Center.

Order forms can be found on the SCC Foundation website: http://www.shoreline.edu/foundation/bricks_of_support.htm or in the SCC Foundation office in the 1000 (Administration Building), room 1005.

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

JAY INSLEE WEARS SCC BASEBALL UNIFORM AT ANNUAL CONGRESSIONAL BASEBALL GAME
U.S. Congressmen leave their suits and ties in their closets one day each year and choose, instead, to wear baseball jerseys and head for Nationals Stadium to play ball. This year marked the 48th year of the Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game, and Rep. Jay Inslee, who in the past has worn uniforms from district high schools, decided to wear the Shoreline Community College baseball uniform this year.  One might say that the jersey brought the blue team good luck, as they took home the trophy, the first time since 2000, with a 15 to 10 win. 

Read article in Wednesday edition of The Enterprise.
Read more on Roll Call Sports page.

COLLEGE ADOPTS OPERATING AND SS&A BUDGETS
It took only a moment for the Board of Trustees to approve the 2009-10 General Fund Operating Budget at the June BOT meeting on Wednesday, June 24 at the Lake Forest Park campus. Vice President of Administrative Services Daryl Campbell and Budget Director Holly Woodmansee had presented the details of the proposed budget at a special session last Wednesday, June 17. Read article at On Campus Blog
Submitted by Donna Myers

EDUCATION + INDUSTRY = SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP
Thanks to state funding and the commitment of local dealerships and private donors, a $4.2 million expansion of the college’s Professional Automotive Training Center is underway.  Read more at On Campus blog.
Submitted by Donna Myers

*********COMMUNITY EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS********

PUBLIC FORUM ON HEALTHCARE REFORM
Social Hour, 6-7pm; Discussion, 7pm, Tuesday, June 30, Campus Theater
A timely and thought-provoking discussion of issues and visions in providing quality health care for all.  Join representatives from the Washington State Legislature, UW Dept of Health Services, King County Labor Council, Physicians for National Health Care Programs and others at this two-hour event.  Panelists will answer your questions at a social hour from 6 - 7pm.  Washclean.org or 206-784-2522.  For more information.
Submitted by Suzanne Gugger

SHORELINE/LFP ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is currently accepting applications for their Summer Youth Camps. Please visit our new website at http://www.shorelinearts.net/  for applications.  Read more.

SHORELINE-LFP ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS ARTS IN CULTURE 2008-09
The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council brings music, poetry, dance and a children's series (which is held at Shoreline CC) throughout the year.  And there's
more! Please be sure to visit the web site at www.shorelinearts.net to check it out.

Send mail to jhills@shoreline.edu with questions or comments about this web site.