Events and News
It’s the last week before the break, and you know what I have been doing!! Same thing as everyone else on campus- evaluations! It’s been tough but it looks like I will get them all done before the 31st. My meetings have been very fruitful and honest. I appreciate the process we have begun and look forward to making improvements for the next round. Thank you to those who have given feedback on the process. I appreciate it!
I did also actually do some Pro-D this week including participating in a new DEI in the Workplace module (offered by HR), Title IX (offered by Tricia Lovely to the Admin/Classified Supervisors group- and it was very well done!), as well as an Ethics training for administrators for ET. This week is busy but not as “hectic” as usual which is quite nice.
I also want to say a big thank you to everyone who participated in our holiday video and to Rob Berg for putting it all together. Enjoy! I think it is a lot of fun!
I hope you all have great plans for the break. I am going to visit some family in Arizona for a few days including mom, dad, brother, niece, and nephew. Yes, Uncle Jack is coming to town (I think I am the “crazy uncle”). I am also seeing my oldest friend. We have known each other for about 40 years. It’s always great to catch up with her and her husband when I am there. Looking forward to hearing about your adventures when you return—I have really enjoyed working with you all this year.
Be well and happy holidays!
Cheers,
Jack
Fall Quarter Updates
Accreditation
Countdown: 4 months until our April 18-19, 2024, Mid-Cycle Accreditation Visit. Work has begun on the accreditation report.
Enrollments
Winter enrollments are looking favorable (see daily enrollment report here).
Human Resources
Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.
Foundation
Winter Quarter Emergency Aid application opens on 12/28/24!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The Foundation is looking for volunteers to help improve the scholarship program at SCC. This committee will help assess our current program, suggest ideas for improvement, and help evaluate quarterly and annual scholarship applications based on implemented improvements.
- What: Scholarship Committee – On and off campus stakeholders who help assess current criteria, scoring rubrics, outreach, and award process
- Who: The committee will be made up of volunteers (faculty, classified, or admin staff) from the following areas/departments: Automotive, Nursing, Music, STEM, HIIM, MLT, Workforce, International Education, Financial Aid, Student Services, Outreach, DEIA Committee, as well as Foundation Board members and community stakeholders.
- Where: All meetings will be on campus.
- When: Our first meeting will be in early or mid-January. During that meeting we will establish the regular cadence for meetings and work groups. It likely will be 2 hours once a quarter.
- Why: The expertise you bring from your division or area will help us ensure we are meeting the mission of the foundation, the wishes of the donor, and the needs of our community!
If you want to volunteer or have more questions, please contact Wendy Coates wcoates@shoreline.edu
Events and Updates
- Shoreline Shout-Out
- Winter Welcome Week 2024
- Issues with Microsoft Outlook? TSS Can Help!
- Fire System Update Bldgs 1900, 2000, 2100, 2220 and 2300
- Campus Alert: Incident Update 12/19/23
- Wave of Gratitude for Taraji Belgacem
- Shoreline Shout-Out 12/15/23
- Microsoft Teams VOIP Phone System Update
- Missing Shoreline over the break? Come cheer on the Men’s Basketball Team as they play Spokane Community College, Friday, December 29th at 6:00 pm in the gym in 3000.
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We serve the educational, workforce, and cultural needs of our diverse students and communities.
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