President Roberts will be off campus Thursday, November 2 (from 9:30 AM) & Friday, November 3 for the Washington State FSOCC (Faculty and Staff of Color in Higher Education) Conference.
While President Roberts is off campus, the AIC (Administrator In Charge) for the College is Alison Stevens, Executive Vice President – (206) 546-4651 or (206) 546-4652 (Pollie McCloskey, Executive Assistant).
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Join us for our 20th Annual Student Success Breakfast on Thursday, November 2. The event kicks off at 7:00 a.m. and includes a delicious breakfast, inspirational stories from scholarship recipients, live music from Shoreline’s own Funk & Groove, and emceed by Jim Dever of KING5 TV.
Funk & Groove will be performing at the 20th Annual Student Success Campaign Community Breakfast on Thursday, November 2, 2017 at 7am in the PUB. The music students are volunteering their time in support of this empowering campaign.
Please invite family and friends to attend. Every contribution is a valuable resource for our students in need through scholarships and much-needed emergency financial assistance. Without your support, many of our students would not be able to realize their dreams of a college education. A special THANK YOU to all of our generous sponsors!
Join the Global Affairs Center in the PUB 9208 Thurs., Nov. 2 from 7-8:30pm for the panel discussion “Diverse voices in the military: Vietnam and current eras.”
What have been the challenges faced by women and racial & ethnic minorities in the military over time and how have they overcome or otherwise dealt with these challenges? How has their service, return home, and commemoration of their service been similar or different? This discussion is being planned in collaboration with Veterans Services.
Panelists:
Francisco Ivarra (U.S. Army, honorably discharged)
Donna Lowery (Sergeant Major, US Army Retired)
Bill Moore (Colonel, U.S. Army Retired)
Charlie Santiago (U. S. Navy, honorably discharged)
Jordan Smith (U.S. Army, honorably discharged)
Moderator: Derek Levy, Acting Associate Dean, Student Support Programs at Shoreline
Join Veterans Programs in honoring Veterans Day with a flag raising ceremony at 12:30 p.m. on Tues., Nov. 7 at the flagpole in front of the Admin (1000) Bldg.
After the ceremony, join Veterans Programs for a Got Your 6 thank you celebration and training session in the PUB 9208 from 1-3:30 p.m. All staff and faculty welcome.
The Shoreline Community College Foundation Board of Directors has established a new scholarship endowment called the 1964 Society Faculty Professional Development Scholarship. The scholarship is designed to provide funds in perpetuity for faculty to use toward their professional development.
In the 2017-18 inaugural year, the Professional Development Scholarship will be specifically for associate faculty. Instructors who have taught at Shoreline for at least two quarters and will be continuing at Shoreline are eligible. The award amount is $1,100, and one award will be made annually until the endowment earnings increase.
“We are thrilled to be able to support associate faculty in this way and to show our commitment to helping provide access to learning and growth opportunities,” said Mary Brueggeman, Vice President for Advancement/Shoreline Community College Foundation Executive Director.
“While professional development activities clearly benefit the faculty, they also benefit the college and students,” said Brueggeman. “By creating and promoting a culture of active learning for faculty and staff across our organization, professional development helps focus our community around the shared goal of student success. Supporting our faculty with growth opportunities is an excellent investment for our students and college.”
Professional development includes: attending conferences, workshops, and meetings or delivering presentations as a means to further a faculty member’s growth and expertise in teaching at Shoreline Community College. Donations to the fund are welcomed.
“We’d love to be able to offer more than one scholarship as well as larger amounts per scholarship,” said Brueggeman. “It would be wonderful if faculty, emeriti, alumni, or anyone positively affected by their experience with Shoreline Community College and Shoreline faculty contributed to this fund so we can support the professional growth of even more deserving faculty.”
Applications for the 1964 Society Faculty Professional Development Scholarship are due on November 3, 2017. Applications are available on the Foundation webpage.
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