As part of an energy conservation improvement project, starting December 9th, the outside light pole light fixtures and the outside building wall light fixtures will be replaced with new LED light fixtures, along with replacement of the tall light poles.  The project was scheduled to minimize any impact to parking and will be completed by the end of January, 2014 if the weather cooperates.

Just a reminder, it’s this week only!

SCCFT is sponsoring a food drive to benefit the Puget Sound Labor Agency. Bring healthy, non-perishable foods (convenient, high-protein items are especially useful!) In lieu of food, checks can be made out to the Puget Sound Labor Agency. Look for the blue boxes in the FOSS, Admin, Library, Math/Science and Health Occupations buildings from Friday, Dec. 6, to Thursday, Dec. 12.

Here is a look at the week ahead!

Monday, Dec. 9:

No classes, a prep day before finals week! Good luck all!

Tuesday, Dec. 10:

EXAM DAY. We’re rooting for ya!

Wednesday, Dec. 11:

EXAM DAY. Go get em!

Thursday, Dec. 12:

EXAM DAY. You got this!

Shoreline’s Drama department presents Neil Simon’s “Rumors”. Click to order tickets for the shows. Shows are on Dec. 12, 13 & 14 all at 7:30. Tickets are $11 for general admission, $9 for seniors and non students & $7 for students.

Friday, Dec. 13:

Another performance of Rumors (See above for more info!)

SCC’s talented student music group, Funkngroove is playing with Shorewood Jazz Band in the PUB Main Dining Room. Funkngroove will be performing 7:30 -8 p.m. followed by an evening of jazz and swing dancing.

Hi All,

The Arts & Entertainment Board is planning a PechaKucha event for Jan. 29. What is PechaKucha you ask? Well, it is a particular presentation style where you project 20 images for 20 seconds each and talk alongside the images as they advance automatically making the presentation a total of 6 minutes and 40 seconds.

This format was created to allow for multiple presentations to be given in a concise manner in which the audience is continuously engaged. PechaKucha is intended for anyone to share their ideas, travels, research, art etc… I know that many people on this campus have conducted critical research, gained insight and perspective from travelling, are artists, etc. so we would like to encourage YOU to share your story (or encourage someone you know to share theirs!).

We are excited to bring staff, faculty and students together in this new endeavor and hope you will be a part of it! For more information about PechaKucha and to view presentations, please visit: http://www.pechakucha.org/

Please email your proposal (or any questions you may have) to me! Thanks!

Best Regards,

Rezina Habtemariam