Events and News:
Hello all,
I hope you are doing well. This week has been unremarkable on my end and more straightforward in terms of workload etc. Busy week as usual, just not a lot new to report. I was hoping to have some updates to the state budget situation, but I have not been sent anything, nor have I seen any updates that are available.
Cheers,
Jack
Spring Quarter Updates:
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.
Committee/Council
- Accreditation Committee
- ctcLink Leadership Team
- Learning Outcomes Assessment Committee
ctcLink
- ctcLink will be offline this Saturday, April 26, 6:00 am – 8:00 pm.
- Cashier’s Office will close at Noon on Friday, April 25.
- Process scheduling: any jobs or processes that you have scheduled to run during the maintenance window should be canceled ahead of time. They can be rescheduled after maintenance is completed.
- Canvas will remain available, but users will need to login directly via shoreline.instructure.com instead of through the ctcLink shortcut.
Enrollments
- Spring 2025 10th day report is available to all employees. It shows a 3-year upward trend!
- The spring 2025 daily enrollment report is available to all employees.
- Archives of past enrollment reports are available to all employees.
Food Trucks
You may have noticed food trucks on campus a bit more often than usual. We’re excited to announce that, all quarter long, food trucks will be on campus THREE days per week! That’s right, you’ll now have delicious lunchtime options available between 11am – 2pm every Tues, Wed, and Thurs.
Wondering which trucks will be on campus? It changes daily, so be sure to take a look at the food truck schedule to find out what you can look forward to each day.
Business Administration
Executive Team approved College Council’s recommended Space Use Change Requests from the Facilities and Technology Committee (FATC) as follows:
Workforce Department relocation from FOSS, First Floor to Bldg. 2100, Second Floor (Requester: Lauren Hadley):
- FATC Action: Initial Space Use Change request resubmitted after ADA Accessibility report received. Request approved. Recommend to send to College Council for approval.
- College Council Action: Request modified and approved for (a) one quarter term “trial period” move into Bldg. 2100, 2nd floor, and (b) request FATC to meet with Bldg. 1400 occupants about possible relocation to allow Workforce Department to move into the space without ADA modification costs. Recommend to send modified request to E-Team for approval.
- E-Team Action: (a) Request approved and (b) request that Workforce Department survey their students regarding factors that the students believe are important for Workforce’s location, e.g., proximity to bus stop, other student services, and on-campus class locations. Survey feedback will be shared with and considered by FATC and E-Team to determine a permanent location.
Mechatronics Relocation into Automotive Showroom 2120 (Requester: Dr. Orlando de Lange):
- FATC Action: Discussed and request approved. Recommend to send to College Council for approval.
- College Council Action: Discussed and request approved. Recommend to send to E-Team for approval.
- E-Team Action: Discussed and request approved.
FOSS 5213, 5214, and 5215 Converted to Dedicated to Student Accessibility Services Testing and Assessment Space (Requester: Miranda Levy):
- FATC Action: Discussed and request approved. Recommend to send to College Council for approval.
- College Council Action: Discussed and request approved. Recommend to send to E-Team for approval.
- E-Team Action: Discussed and request approved.
Next steps are to:
- Schedule the moves and infrastructure work around the Academic Calendar;
- Encumber renovation, remodeling, and relocation budget funds; and
- Enter work orders in the Facilities, TSS, and CSS queues and mobilize staff, as appropriate.
Communication and Marketing
As you have likely noticed, many campus-wide emails (like this one) are now coming from the Public Information Office (PIO) email account. The PIO is a component of the Communications & Marketing Department that gathers and shares information with the community. We’ve started using this email address to establish greater consistency with our messaging and to make it easier for recipients to identify updates that are sent to the entire campus community.
Foundation
60th Anniversary Open House Celebration – please RSVP here!
SIFF Film Screenings at Shoreline – May 16–25
Shoreline Community College is proud to host screenings for this year’s Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF), bringing world-class cinema to our community!
Explore Shoreline’s full lineup using SIFF’s Film Finder—just search by venue. Tickets can be purchased directly on the SIFF website.
Shoreline Community College students can enjoy $5 off tickets with the discount code: SCCSIFF
SIFF Opening Night Party at Shoreline – Friday, May 16, 5:00–6:30 PM
We’re thrilled to kick off this year’s SIFF at Shoreline with the highly anticipated screening of DANCING QUEEN IN HOLLYWOOD!
To make the evening even more special, we’re offering an exclusive discounted price for our wonderful faculty and staff. The party will feature appetizers, drinks, and a chance to connect and celebrate together.
By participating, you’ll also be supporting SCC students and programs. The SCC film program plays a vital role in nurturing aspiring filmmakers and equipping them with valuable skills for successful careers in the industry.
Buy your 50% off discounted Opening Night Party tickets at $25 each for faculty and staff here!
We’d love to see you there—don’t miss this exciting celebration!
Lights, camera, festival! #SIFF2025
Upcoming Events Summary:
- 60th Anniversary Open House Celebration
- Thursday, May 8, 3:00 – 7:00pm
- Alumni & Friends Gathering at 60th Anniversary Open House
- Thursday, May 8, 3:15 – 6:00pm
- SIFF Opening Night Benefit Party
- Friday, May 16, 5:00 – 6:30pm
- Donors & Scholars Dinner
- Thursday, June 5, 5:00-7:00pm
Guided Pathways
This spring, Shoreline is participating in the Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE), which will be administered in a random sample of classrooms across the institution. You will receive further information from your Division and from the Guided Pathways team if your class is selected to be part of the survey.
We will also administer the Community College Faculty Survey of Student Engagement (CCFSSE), an online survey which elicits faculty perceptions of student educational experiences and their own teaching practices.
We plan to use CCSSE and CCFSSE results to promote institutional improvement, and it is vital that our faculty have a voice in these efforts. The ability to view faculty and student survey responses side-by-side can help us identify areas of strength as well as challenges and areas for improvement.
To aid in these efforts, your participation in CCFSSE is requested. The Center for Community College Student Engagement (CCCSE) will send faculty members an e-mail link to the online survey, which is to be completed between April 28 and May 31. CCFSSE responses are anonymous, and CCCSE will not provide colleges with information that could result in individual faculty members being identified, so please be completely candid in your responses.
We appreciate your cooperation and participation in this exciting initiative!
Technology Support Services (TSS)
Network Rewiring and Hardwiring Connection Project Update:
It is with great pleasure to announce the network rewiring project has been completed by the third-party provider (Milne). TSS will now be working its way through each building to ensure all necessary devices are reconnected to the appropriate ports with working cables. We would like to thank everyone for their patience and understanding as we navigated the many delays and disruptions that this project has caused.
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Human Resources
Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.
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