First Fall 2022 Community Check-In Photos!

First Fall 2022 Community Check-In 

The first Community Check-In occurred this morning with many in attendance in person–including partner Dr. Susana Reyes, Superintendent of Shoreline Public Schools–as well as many online.  The casual conversation included topics such as the College’s upcoming strategic planning process, a developing community engagement plan, and roof work on the 5000/FOSS building.  Coffee and light refreshments were served.

Two other Community Check-ins are scheduled for the fall 2022 quarter: 

  • Thursday, November 10, 2022; 2:00 PM-3:00 PM; Main Dining Room (#9215) 
  • Thursday, December 8, 2022; 8:00 AM-9:00 AM; Main Dining Room (#9215) 

Another way to connect with each member of the ET is through her/his/their virtual open office hours: ET Virtual Open Office Hours (Fall 2022). 

Community Check In attendee photos
Community Check In attendee photos
Community Check In attendee photos
Community Check In attendee photos

Thank you, from Bonnie Madison (SCC retiree)

Dear Campus,

I am writing to express my gratitude for the support, compassion, and thoughtfulness that I experienced while I worked at Shoreline Community College. I have countless memories, laughs, and moments that are simply unforgettable. Retiring from the college was bittersweet, in that I felt as though I was leaving family behind. Thank you for the many years of happiness.

Sincerely,

Bonnie Madison 

(recent retiree, Shoreline Community College)

Meet Maribel Tirado, Career Navigator at Shoreline Community College!

Meet Maribel Tirado, Career Navigator at Shoreline Community College!

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Transition of IADM Addresses Accreditation Recommendations

Dear Campus Colleagues, 

As we prepare for an accreditation visit on Friday, October 14th, I am pleased to share organizational changes that help address recommendations from our accreditors.  

The Office of Institutional Assessment and Data Management (IADM) will become Planning & Institutional Effectiveness (PIE), led by an Executive Director-Institutional Effectiveness.  The College is recruiting for that position right now. The Executive Director will report directly to me and serve on Executive Team. We have received an accreditation recommendation that the entire institution needs to practice regular, data-informed planning in order to be effective at meeting our mission. PIE will help us in that effort. 

Relevant personnel details are below: 

  • Dr. Bayta Maring, Executive Director – IADM, has requested to move to a part-time position focused solely on learning outcomes assessment and will transition into that role on October 15th.  Dr. Maring has been reporting to Dr. Ann Garnsey-Harter, Associate VP-Learning Resources & Institutional Effectiveness, since July 1, in preparation for the transition.   
  • PIE will include the Office of Institutional Research, with Celine Pastore continuing as Research Analyst & Reporting Lead. There are plans to hire a Data Analyst, funded by Guided Pathway monies. 
  • PIE also will include the Grants Office, which will endeavor to secure funds to support the College’s upcoming strategic planning efforts. Dr. Cheryl Allendoerfer was hired as Director – Grants on April 1, 2022. 
  • PIE also will include ctcLink functional support, headed by Douglas Haub, who was hired as Lead Business & Data Analyst on October 1, 2021. 
  • Jenifer Aydelotte will continue in her Program Specialist role and eventually will report outside of PIE to Student Learning, Equity, & Success (SLES).  
  • Romina Plozza was hired as Acting Director of Learning Outcomes Assessment July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023, and will continue to work closely with Dr. Maring; eventually, both will report outside of PIE to SLES. 
  • As of October 15th, all staff members above will report temporarily to Dr. Garnsey-Harter until a permanent replacement for Dr. Maring is hired.  Dr. Garnsey-Harter temporarily reports to me to support these efforts during this transition.  

Regards, 

Dr. Jack Kahn 

President 

STUDENT Title IX training on Tuesday, 10/18 from 1-2pm in the Building 7000 Great Room

Please share with students!

Join us in the Great Room of 7000 Campus Living to learn about your rights and protections as a student, how to connect to resources, and how Title IX exists in Higher Education. Cookies and other treats will be provided!

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