Fall Term ID Card Event

If you don’t have a Shoreline ID card yet, mark your calendars – our fall quarter ID card event is coming up soon!

Current students, staff, and faculty can get ID cards made October 6-8. Stop by the Willow Welcome Desk (Building 5000) between 8:30am – 4:30pm to pick up a number and get in line to take your photo! In addition to the daytime hours, we’ll also be available October 6 from 5pm – 7pm.

Please come prepared with your ctcLink number and a Photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport).

If you have any questions, please email us at newstudents@shoreline.edu.

Learn Italian at Shoreline through Continuing Education

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Italian for Beginners: Learning for travel or fun!   

Planning a trip to Italy? Curious about the language and culture? Or simply looking for a fun way to learn something new? This beginner-friendly course introduces students to practical Italian language skills and cultural insights in a relaxed, engaging environment. No previous knowledge of Italian is required, and no textbook is needed. Over eight interactive classes, students will build confidence in everyday communication while exploring Italian customs, food, travel, and daily life. The emphasis is on useful vocabulary, pronunciation, conversation practice, and cultural context. This class is in a hybrid format:  First and last classes offered both in person and live online; all other classes meet online only.

Vittoria Todisco is a native Italian speaker, born and raised in Puglia, in southern Italy. Although her academic and professional background is in marine biology, education and mentoring have been an important part of her career. She holds a PhD in Fish Ecology and has years of experience mentoring university students, presenting to diverse audiences, and has years of experience mentoring university students, presenting to diverse audiences, and working in international and multicultural environments

 Register today! Italian for Beginners

Italian for Beginners

  • Dates: 10/6 – 11/24 (TUES)
  • Times: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
  • Sessions: 8
  • Fee: $159
  • Room: Room 1522 for first and last class. The rest of the classes will be on Zoom or other video conferencing software.
  • Instructor: Vittoria Todisco

Check out our catalog and other classes.

Shoreline Food Drive

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This October, the Shoreline College Career Center is a donation site for the Shoreline Food Drive, supporting neighbors and families in our community who may be facing food insecurity.

The five Hopelink no-cost Food Markets collectively serve thousands of families and individuals each year across north and east King County. Help us keep their shelves stocked with a diverse selection of nutritious food by donating much needed items.

Every donation makes a difference, and we you to join us in giving back by contributing nonperishable food items in the Career Center (9203). You can learn more and donate online.

Nonperishable items can be donated in Career Center 9203 during regular office hours. Email or Teams Megan Tucker with any questions, or if you’d like to coordinate a pickup of items at a location that works better for you. (mtucker@shoreline.edu)

Registration Open for Fall Continuing Education Classes

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Registration is now open for fall quarter Continuing Education classes. Take a look at our online catalog to see all of the wonderful classes available this quarter.

The Shoreline College Continuing Education program is an open learning community that offers affordable non-credit courses and events for those who are looking to learn a new skill, prepare for industry certification, or enrich their personal lives. We serve youth and adults of all ages!

Benefits Hub Services

The Benefits Hub is our campus food pantry,

Located on the ground floor of the 9000 building (PUB), we’re open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each weekday (with a 1-hour lunch closure at 1 p.m.).

We offer non-perishable foods, fresh snacks and drinks (such as cheese sticks, milk, and fruit), hygiene items, clothes, and basic school supplies (notebooks, pens, folders) – all free for currently registered students. We also serve free hot coffee.

You can also find snack stations in the 6000 (Cedar) building and the 2100 (Automotive) buildings.

Visit the Benefits Hub webpage to learn more about the resources and services we offer.