Day at a Glance

Hi folks,

I wanted to start by wishing everyone a happy Veterans Day and to thank all our veteran and military associated staff, faculty and students for all you do for the college and the community.  I’m so pleased we have been able to increase veteran support through the “new” grant and a big thanks to the folks in the Veterans Center for providing support and care.

It was another busy and inspiring week at Shoreline College, highlighted by two exceptional events that showcased the strength of our community, our commitment to students, and the many ways we come together to celebrate, support, and uplift one another.

On Friday evening, I had the pleasure of attending our Día de los Muertos celebration hosted by the yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment in partnership with Ballet Folklórico Xochiquetzal and Mariachi Mi Tierra. The event brought students, employees, and community members together to honor Mexican traditions, celebrate culture, and reflect on the contributions of those who came before us. The vibrant performances, wonderful music, cultural activities, and delicious meal provided by Upper Crust Food Service made for a truly memorable evening. Thank you to Xochitl Palacios, Brian Ramos, Lizbeth Agapito, and the many employees, students, and volunteers who helped make this event possible!.

Earlier in the week, I attended the Shoreline College Foundation’s annual Giving Table fundraising event, where donors, employees, community partners, and supporters gathered in support of student success. It was so inspiring to see such strong participation and generosity from individuals who believe deeply in the power of education to transform lives.  My HUGE thanks to April Nilsen, Kara Haney, Josh Krupke, Amy Butler Stapleton, and the entire Foundation team for their outstanding work organizing this important event.

In addition to that, my week has been relatively straightforward – policy, budget, working on possible new partnerships.

Hope all is well on your end.

Cheers,

Jack

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Accreditation

Program reviews:

• Find your 2026-27 program review.

• Teams should be filling in:

• Section #1 “Background on Area” and

• Section #2 “Progress on This Year’s Goals.”

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Enrollments

Fall 2026 10^th day (census) Snapshot Report:
Total Enrollment: – 6.7% compared to last fall.

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Business Administration

Evergreen Refreshments (Avanti Market) Equipment Removal

Now that daily food service operations have begun, Evergreen Refreshments will remove the PICO 360 Coolers, self-service coffee machines, and microwaves in Maple Student Union (9000) and Cedar (6000) on Tuesday, November 17^th.  The machines are not being refilled at this time due to their pending removal.

Please note that the Cedar (6000) vending machines provided by SC Foundation contract will remain.

“The Coffee Lab” Grab and Go is Open Between Breakfast and Lunch

Upper Crust Food Service’s “The Coffee Lab” grab and go service is open while the service lines are closed between breakfast and lunch. Trained baristas can craft your favorite coffee bean beverages, and there are also bottled drinks if you prefer.

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Human Resources

Classified Staff: Comp Time Training Opportunity

In addition to the training opportunities identified on the Winter Closure FAQ page, a representative from the WFSE Union will be holding an optional virtual contract training:

• Wednesday, November 18, 6:00-7:30pm

• Zoom link will be sent via email to all Classified Staff

Employee Engagement Event – Battle of the Spoons

• Please join us for a Battle of the Spoons soup contest and employee event!

• To participate by bringing a soup/stew/chowder: Please register by November 20, 2026.

• To participate by taste testing and voting:  Bring an item for the Student Benefits Hub & Food Pantry.

• December 3, 12:30-1:30pm

• Quiet Dining Room (9208)

Payroll Reminders

• Leave Reports are due: Thursday, 11/12/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)

• Timesheets are due: Friday, 11/13/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)

Job Postings

Campus Safety Officer – Campus Safety

Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College. 

Find resources for Colleges employees on the Human Resources Intranet page

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Updates from DAAG

• International Ed Week

• Clay Club Holiday Sale

• Apply to attend this year’s Faculty and Staff of Color Conference!

• Annual Consumer Information and Right-to-Know Notice

• Roots & Relations

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Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time

The Executive Team (ET) is now scheduling and holding virtual open office time via Microsoft Bookings:

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time.

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Committee Updates

Use the Participatory Governance Inquiry Form to submit questions to any of the Committees or Councils that are part of Shoreline College’s participatory governance process.

• Academic and Student Affairs Council

• Accessibility Advisory Committee

• Budget, Facilities, Safety & Technology Council (BFST)

• College Council Updates

• Communications and Community Advancement Council

• ctcLink Leadership Team

• Facilities Technology Committee

• Institutional Equity Advisory Committee

• Learning Outcomes Assessment Committee (LOAC)

• Planning & Accreditation Committee (PAC)

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• Instagram

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Shoreline College MISSION – Our Purpose

Shoreline College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities