Something Pithy, Newsletter of the Ray Howard Library and Student Learning Center Volume 1, Issue 4 is now available. Read about events, new purchases, what is available to checkout, and how you can add more.
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Sunfest Schedule!
SunFest is finally back! We have an exciting schedule of activities this week to help you celebrate the end of the year and get ready for finals and all activities and food will be free for students! https://www.instagram.com/p/CeCg0H_va-T/

Waves of Gratitude
Waves of Gratitude for Chippi Bello and Courtnay Llacuna of Student Services for respect and employee support. Extreme gratitude to Chippi Bello and Courtnay Llacuna for all the incredible assistance they provided in so very patiently working on travel authorizations and all things travel- and conference-related. Chippi and Courtnay have been so helpful and made so much time and always swiftly answered my numerous questions. I appreciate them both so much; we are lucky to have them. Submitted by Miranda Levy of Student Accessibility Services.
Financial Aid Newsletter and Updates
Important Dates:
- May 30, 2022: students who complete one of the 2022-2023 financial aid applications (FAFSA or WASFA) will receive notification of the receipt of their financial aid information and next steps in the process
- May 31, 2022: Students reminded of FAFSA/WAFSA deadlines and disbursements dates
- June 13, 2022: COVID-19 Pandemic Assistance Fund application will be available
- July 5, 2022: Summer Quarter 2022 disbursement will start for grants and loans
Important Information:
- Summer Quarter starts on June 27. Financial Aid Disbursement will start on July 5. Students will need to plan for books and supplies for the first week of the term.
- COVID-19 Pandemic Assistance Fund available to students facing financial hardship during the pandemic. We highly recommend students apply for federal pandemic assistance funds. Students can request up to a maximum of $2,298 per quarter to help pay for tuition, technology needs, textbooks, rent, food, childcare, or healthcare expenses will be available starting June 13, 2022. Students can apply at: https://www.shoreline.edu/apply-and-aid/funding-and-aid/financial-aid/emergency-funds.aspx
- The Financial Aid Office is in the process of converting to the new statewide technology system (ctcLink), this may cause delays in the financial aid process for some students. This delay will not impact student’s registration and attending classes. Students attending Summer Quarter 2022 who are eligible for grants and/or submits a loan request form will be held in classes until aid eligibility can be determined.
Ask of you:
- Please encourage students to apply for financial aid
- Please encourage students to apply for the COVID-19 Pandemic Assistance Fund
How to Contact the Financial Aid Office
E-mail: financialaid@shoreline.edu
In-Person: M-TH, 8-4:30PM
Phone: 206.546.4762
For more information on the 2022-2023 Financial Aid process and to check your financial aid status online: https://www.shoreline.edu/apply-and-aid/funding-and-aid/financial-aid/default.aspx
Shoreline Welcomes Two New Associate Deans
Dear Shoreline Staff,
During the Winter & Spring Quarters, we hired two new Associate Deans, Dalila Paredes (STEM & Workforce) and Shanon Reedy (BCSS). They both bring a diversity of experiences to the Shoreline community which you can read more about below. Please note that both of the following passages were co-written by each dean and new associate dean.
Dalila Paredes – Associate Dean of STEM & Workforce
Joining the Shoreline community with eleven years of experience as faculty at community colleges both in and out of state, we welcome Dalila Paredes as our Associate Dean of Workforce & STEM.
Throughout her career, Dalila has leveraged a lens of equity and inclusion to create equitable learning environments for historically underserved students, faculty, and staff. Most recently, she served as the Director for Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement (MESA) at Clark College, and under her leadership, MESA received a $350,000 grant which was used to intentionally serve marginalized students during the pandemic. Dalila also has successful teaching experience in both chemistry and biology at Amarillo College and Clark College.
She is deeply committed to serving the Shoreline community and is especially excited about exploring innovative ways of engaging, supporting, and retaining students of color. “Our students are highly capable and bring their own lived experiences to our classrooms which are their strengths. I feel a deep responsibility to ensure that Shoreline creates learning environments where our communities feel safe and supported to take the next steps in their career and in life. Si se puede!”
Outside of work, Dalila enjoys crafting with leather, wood, and glass, adding to her growing collection of plants and books, and spending quality time in nature and with her family.
Shanon Reedy – Associate Dean of BCSS
We welcome Shanon Ehmke Reedy as the new Associate Dean of Business, Communication Studies, and Social Sciences. Shanon brings several higher education experiences to Shoreline Community College, most recently from Bellevue College, University of Washington, and Roosevelt University (RU) in Chicago. In her most recent role as Principal Program Manager, she had oversight over staff and programming in four applied baccalaureate degrees. Shanon was a founding member of the SBCTC’s Baccalaureate Leadership Council and is currently on the executive committee.
Shanon has teaching experiences at both 4-year and 2-year institutions. At RU she taught classes for adult students in the Bachelor of General Studies program, and this included the Seminar in Social Science. She currently teaches marketing research classes at Bellevue College. Shanon continues to teach in order to see students for, “not what they have done or where they come from, but for what they can become.”
Shanon also has over 25 years of experience in higher education including advising, disability services, corporate and continuing education, outreach and recruitment, enrollment management, program and curriculum development, faculty development and support, assessment, and instruction. While Shanon’s experience has crossed different types of college and university settings, her heart lies in the mission of the Community College, access to higher education.
Shanon has been married to her husband Chris for 20 years. They have two children, Ethan (13) and Ella (18), and a chocolate lab puppy named Ruby. In her spare time, Shanon enjoys skiing, car camping, taking Ethan to Karate, and watching Ella compete in swim meets. Shanon completed an MS in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at Illinois State University and a BA in Psychology at the University of Kansas—Go Jayhawks!
Please join me in welcoming both Dalila & Shanon to Shoreline Community College.
Phillip J. King, Ed.D.
Vice President for Student Learning, Equity, and Success
Shoreline Community College
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