Panopto will be down on Saturday, Nov. 22, at 5 p.m. for up to 3 hours. We expect only a short interruption for finding and viewing sessions during this time, with a longer interruption for processing new sessions. You will still be able to record offline and upload later, but there may be brief delays before the new recordings are available for viewing.
Please contact eLearning if you have questions
A huge thank you to everyone that came to watch, performed or helped put on the amazing Talent Show on Thursday, Nov. 20!
The Public Employee’s Benefits Board (PEBB) Program’s open enrollment begins Nov. 1 and runs through Nov. 30. All of the current medical and dental plans for employees will continue to be available in 2015.
New this open enrollment – If your spouse or registered domestic partner is enrolled in medical on your PEBB account for 2015 you must re-attest to the spousal premium surcharge for 2015. Why re-attest? – Because UMP Classic’s benefits and premiums are changing in 2015, you must determine whether the spousal premium surcharge will apply using 2015 plan information. You must make your comparison against the UMP Classic plan even if you’re enrolled in a different PEBB medical plan.
To make plan changes or re-attest to the 2015 spousal premium surcharge log into My Account on the PEBB website beginning Nov. 1 or submit a 2015 Premium Surcharge Attestation form to Ellen Pincus, Room 1015. The 2015 Premium Surcharge Attestation form will be available on the PEBB website beginning Nov. 1.
Changes and attestations may be made online Nov. 1 through Nov. 30. If you are submitting a paper enrollment/change form or a paper attestation form, Ellen Pincus in the benefits office must receive the form no later than Nov. 30.
More information is available on the PEBB website and in the October For Your Benefit newsletter.
The Global Affairs Center is hosting a discussion on coping with conflict: reports from the Palestinian territories and Southeast Asia on Thursday, Nov. 20 at 12:30 p.m. in the PUB quiet dining room. The event is part of the Global Eyes series, organized by the Global Affairs Center.
Shoreline Professors Susan Barclay (Anthropology) and Tim Payne (Economics) have traveled extensively in the Palestinian territories and Southeast Asia, offer their observations about the individual effects of conflict in the Palestinian Territories (Susan) and in Cambodia and Laos (Tim).
This event is FREE and open to the public. (Small fee for parking is payable at the kiosks near the visitor parking lot).
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Shoreline is celebrating International Education Week from Nov. 18-20. The international education department kicked off the events with a Fashion Show, featuring traditional clothing from around the world and the chance for anyone to try on the clothes after the show.
There was also a discussion with Dr. Ernest Johnson about Nelson Mandela and a discussion with IE staff about the largest international student population group: students from China.
Here are more photos of the events, be sure to check back as more will be added throughout the week.
Here are the rest of the weeks events:
Wednesday, Nov. 19
Thursday, Nov. 20
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