Faculty Federation Election Results

June 15, 2015 by Leave a Comment

The SCCFT Executive Board has ratified the following results of the Federation’s 2015 elections:

Elected to serve on the 2015-16 Federation Executive Board:
Two-Year Terms:
President: DuValle Daniel
1st Vice President: Steven Bogart
2nd Vice President: Kristopher Gutierrez
3rd Vice President: Timothy Wright
Secretary: Jonathan Betz-Zall
Treasurer: Brad Fader

One-Year Terms:
Division Representatives:
BUS/HO/PE: Betty Kost and Toni Semanskee
Humanities: Tony Doupe and Elizabeth Hanson
Math/Science: Shannon Flynn
Social Sciences/ESJ/Library: Caroline Conley
Elizabeth Hanson will also serve as a representative to the Martin Luther King County Labor Council (MLKCLC).

The following vacant positions will be filled by the Executive Board in Fall 2015:
COPE-Legislative Representative
BUS/HO/PE representative (one seat)
Humanities representative (one seat)
Math/Science representative (one seat)
Social Sciences, ESJ, Library representative (one seat)
MLKCLC (four seats)

Elected to serve as the 2015-16 Negotiation Team:
Alison Leahy
Timothy Payne
Kira Wennstrom
Timothy Wright
Alicia Zweifach

Kira Wennstrom will serve as chief negotiator for the 2015-16 interest based bargaining renegotiation of the faculty agreement. Negotiations will begin in Fall 2015.

All terms of office begin on September 21, 2015, with officers and representatives sworn in at the annual Federation breakfast.

Please join in congratulating these faculty members for their election to Federation positions and thanking them for their willingness to serve.

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From President Roberts: Thank you

June 11, 2015 by Leave a Comment

Dear Colleague,

As the academic year draws to a close, I want to share my gratitude for a wonderfully welcoming ten months. It’s been an incredible reception and I’m appreciative of how you’ve made it so easy for me to join this amazing community. I’m also thankful for the dedication and passion you bring to the campus and our students.

Together, we have launched significant efforts that will bring benefits to the college, our students, and the communities we serve. At the same time, you’ve remained focused every day on making true the promise of our mission: We will be a world-class leader in student success and community engagement. In this end-of-the-year message, I want to review the progress we’ve made, the opportunities that are in front of us, and some of the external factors that may influence our choices

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Faculty Senate Council Election Results Are In!

June 10, 2015 by Leave a Comment

Balloting is complete and the votes have been counted in the election for Faculty Senate Council Chair and Vice Chair. And the winners are…

Nirmala Savage, Math Department, for Faculty Senate Chair
Terry Taylor, History Department, for Faculty Senate Vice Chair

Congratulations!

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Curriculum Changes for 2014-15 Academic Year

June 9, 2015 by Leave a Comment

Please click here to see a list of all curricular changes made during the 2014-2015 academic year. All changes/additions in red occurred during Spring 2015.

The list notifies you of all new courses and degrees, revised courses and degrees, and deleted courses. Courses that received a title change are bolded to catch your eye – it may impact planning guides.

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Erin Wilson Named Online Student Success Coach

June 9, 2015 by 1 Comment

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Please help us in welcoming Erin Wilson into the new role of Online Student Success Coach. She starts on Mon., June 15 and will be in office #1202 and at x6956.

Erin is a native Seattleite who is student-focused and has a deep passion for community college students since she herself attended community college. She comes to us from North Seattle College where she worked in Student Leadership and Multicultural Programs. There she managed clubs and affinity groups, advised student government, planned co-curricular activities, mentored students, and created inclusive communities while working on social justice issues. In December, she will complete her Masters of Science degree online from Colorado State University in Student Affairs in Higher Education.

You can view her graduate portfolio here.

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