HSAMCC Construction Update 10.21.21

College community,

Phase 1 demolition of the 2500 building and the north section of the 2400 building is now complete.  Next, beginning the week of October 25 and continuing through November 22, the contractor for our new Health Sciences and Advanced Manufacturing Campus Center (HSAMCC) will be bringing and unloading structural fill for laying the building’s foundation.  Heavy truck traffic will occur daily during this period, along with increased vibrations onsite due to compaction activities.

The college appreciates your continued patience with the interruptions and inconveniences caused by construction.  Remember, the end result of these temporary disruptions will be a state-of-the-art health sciences and advanced manufacturing center. 

Thank you. 

Bob Williamson

Acting Vice President for Business and Administrative Services

Shoreline Community College

16101 Greenwood Avenue North

Shoreline, WA  98133

Please nominate a current or former student for the Association of College Trustees (ACT) Transforming Lives Awards…Nominations are due by 4:30 PM, October 29, 2021

The Washington ACT Transforming Lives Awards recognize current or former students whose lives have been transformed by attending a Washington state community or technical college (CTC). 


Please nominate a current or former student for the ACT’s 2022 Transforming Lives Awards. For more information or questions: Lori Yonemitsu lyonemitsu@shoreline.edu

Introduction to Title IX

All new employees are required to complete training on Title IX, the Federal law that prohibits gender discrimination and sexual misconduct in educational programs.

In this live (online) session, we’ll discuss your rights and responsibilities under Title IX and go over Shoreline’s reporting and response procedures. You’ll also have an opportunity to ask questions and apply your knowledge to real-life scenarios.

To register, please email TitleIXCoordinator@shoreline.edu
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6444335460

7000 Campus Living Fire Drill: Wednesday 10/20/2021

Please consider this notification that a fire drill is planned for Bldg. 7000 on Wednesday, October 20, 2021. If you see residents evacuating the building or observe the alarm going off during that day; please do not be alarmed and do not call 911.
If you have any questions, please contact the Acting Director of Safety & Security Gregory Cranson at gcranson@shoreline.edu.

Respectfully,

Gregory CransonActing Director of Safety & Security

Apply to be part of the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Group

We are seeking individuals to serve as members on the DEI Advisory Group.

Context: Given the previous work of the Inclusive Excellence Steering Committee (IESC), Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Learning Team (DEI LT), Campus Diversity Action Committee (CDAC), and other DEI groups over the course of the last decade, the Acting President gave a charge to form an Advisory Group for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) which will help guide DEI work beginning in the academic year 2021-22. The purpose of Advisory group is to make recommendations to ET regarding the purpose and scope (listed below) of DEI campus activities and training. This DEI Advisory Group will stay in place until a more formalized group can be formed and attached to our current governance structure.  

Time commitment: Approximately (6-8) hours per month

This year’s work will include:

·        DEI Strategic planning, framework, mission and vision  

·        Efforts for an inclusive campus culture of awareness and belonging  

·        Beginning and monitoring of campus DEI initiatives and projects in conjunction with the Spec.   Assistant to the President for DIB.

·        Creation of DEI website, and other campus work 

·        Development and delivery of DEI training and professional development to campus  

·        Moving toward increasing diverse representation of identities for faculty and staff through recruitment and retention efforts 

Who may apply:

All staff – faculty, admin, and classified – are encouraged to apply.

Specific expertise needed:

  • Knowledge:  Understand the issues related to historically underrepresented communities and the systemic forms of racism in higher education, community colleges, or in society at large; familiar with campus demographics and experiences of Shoreline students and employees or other college campus demographics; knowledge of DEI efforts and approaches beyond Shoreline (e.g. “NCORE, Race Forward, etc.)
  • Skills: Culturally adept at facilitation and/or teaching; skilled in time and project management; skilled at active listening and collaborating, with bi-lingual or bicultural skills; able to lead from the lens of non-majority identity
  • Attitudes and Experiences:  Willing to adapt and work within constraints; care deeply about our Shoreline – growing and evolving; have empathy for colleagues; self-reflective and able to recognize one’s own ongoing work and one’s place in a marginalizing (e.g. racist) system; able to advocate tactfully to move diversity and inclusion efforts forward.

How to apply:

Complete this online form by Monday, October 25th

Selection process

Decisions will be announced by October 29th. The team begins its work in November.