Just a quick reminder that following the Labor Day holiday next Mon., Sept. 7, the campus will return to its regular operational schedule of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. M-Th, and 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on Fridays. Please note that supervisors should work with their staff to ensure the Time and Leave Reporting (TLR) system is updated to reflect classified employees’ work schedules effective September 8 forward.
For questions, please contact the Office of Human Resources at scchr@shoreline.edu or 206-546-4769.
Required annual fire safety alarm testing will begin August 31 and will run through September 4. During the week, you may see Simplex Grinnell technicians in your building or hear an occasional alarm sound. The alarms are being monitored and should quickly cease. We test this time of year to bring the least amount of disruption possible. We are required by law to test all fire alarm systems on an annual basis and we apologize in advance for any disruption.
If you have questions about this safety practice, please contact Security at 206-546-4633.
Do you use the HP 3000? If so, this update might be of interest to you! It’s really happening…ctcLink is the SBCTC’s project to replace the old student information system in use at WA State community colleges. More info…
The ctcLink system was turned over to the FirstLink colleges today and college subject matter experts and staff spent the day activating their new accounts, starting to navigate the system and logging service tickets with their local help desks and the SBCTC/ctcLink Service Desk.
In all, 1,167 people activated their account in ctcLink and more than 300 of those were students. More than 135 tickets were logged to the SBCTC/ctcLink Help Desk and, so far, nearly 65 percent of those have been resolved. Many of those issues were login and security-related, which was to be expected. A lot was accomplished today, but there is much more work to do. The project team is looking forward to a productive ‘Day 2.’
No days ’til go live! The Financial Aid Team pulled a couple all-nighters Cutover Weekend yet they still said ‘yes’ to a photo op. From Left: Neeraj Kripalani, Ciber; Luis(Tony) Rivera, Ciber; Jodi Sharpe…
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Following an open, nationwide search, Mary Brueggeman has accepted the position of Vice President for Advancement/Executive Director of the Foundation at Shoreline Community College.
Brueggeman will lead the Office of Advancement, which includes the college’s Public Information Office and Grants Office as well as the Shoreline Community College Foundation.
Mary Brueggeman
“I look forward to joining President Cheryl Roberts, the Executive Leadership Team and the Foundation’s Board of Directors to work together for the benefit of students at Shoreline Community College and the communities we serve,” Brueggeman said. “These are exciting, important times for the College and the Foundation and I am honored to be invited to be a member of the team.”
President Roberts said she is excited to bring someone with Brueggeman’s experience and skills to this pivotal role.
“Mary has a successful track record with communications and marketing, grants and fundraising,” Roberts said. “While we have a terrific team in place, adding Mary will allow us to better meet the needs of our students and communities as we build our preferred future.”
Brueggeman, who holds a master’s degree in Medical Anthropology from Southern Methodist University, has more than 20 years of experience as a non-profit Executive Director primarily in healthcare (hospice and home care) and the arts (Everett Symphony). In her most recent position as Director of Development for Future of Flight Foundation in Mukilteo, she successfully raised more than $3 million for the organization.
Prior to her position with Future of Flight, Brueggeman served as Director of Development for the Moyer Foundation where she implemented the organization’s comprehensive development plan and was key in launching a $10 million campaign to expand children’s bereavement camps nationwide.
Brueggeman also has experience as a Major Gifts/Development Officer at the Museum of Flight and as the Executive Director of the Everett Symphony Association. She has worked across sectors and has experience with corporations, non-profits, tribal organizations, public entities, foundations and government leaders.
Brueggeman is a member of several professional organizations including the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Puget Sound Grant Writer’s Association, Northwest Development Officers Association and the Washington Planned Giving Council.
Her first day in her new position at Shoreline will be on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015.
Jerry Baker, one of Shoreline’s Business Faculty, passed away on Sat., August 15. Baker had taught at Shoreline since September 1998 in the Supply Chain Management program, and he was instrumental in building the program and recently achieved Quality Matters certification for all of his online courses (the entire program is taught online).
Baker joined the faculty at Shoreline Community College after a long career in Supply Management. His most recent position prior to joining us was as the Executive Vice President of the Institute for Supply Management (the professional society for individuals in supply management). He loved teaching here, and he often told Cathy Otto that he was teaching to “give back to his profession.” We are particularly fortunate to have had Jerry share his passion for his profession, for student development and for excellence. We are grateful that he chose Shoreline Community College to share his expertise.
To view his obituary that was posted in the Seattle Times on Sun., August 23 click here. A private memorial will be held at a later date.
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