Applications for One-on-One Tutoring Services Help: Winter deadline and now accepting for Spring

Please help us spread the work on Tutoring Services’ Winter and Spring Quarter application timelines!

In addition to drop-in learning centers for biology and chemistry, BUSTC and eLearning, accounting and economics, physics, and conversation groups, Tutoring Services offers one-on-one tutoring for students who need regular, weekly help in any of their Shoreline Community College courses. There can be a wait for help in courses in which we do not have available tutors, but we strive to hire additional tutors as soon as we’re able. You can visit us online here.

The deadline to apply for a one-on-one tutor for Winter 2017 classes is Sunday, March 12, 2017.

We are also now accepting applications for one-on-one tutoring assistance for Spring 2017 once you have successfully enrolled for your spring courses.

You can fill out the application to receive tutoring help in person in 4228, or you can complete our online application.

Please feel free to contact us at pttutors@shoreline.edu or 206-546-4776 if you have questions.

AFA degree orientation Wed., March 8

Visual Arts is holding an orientation meeting for Associate of Fine Arts degree seekers or those interested on Wed., March 8 from 3:15-4 p.m. in the Visual Arts Center (2000 bldg), room 2059. Tell any students you know who may be interested that this is the perfect time to meet the faculty and get questions answered!

Men’s Basketball wins North Region title

Our Men’s Basketball team won the North region title! This is only the fourth time in our basketball program’s history.

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Photo credit: John Brady.

After a 68-65 loss to Bellevue College on January 25, the Shoreline Dolphins found themselves at 2-3 in the North Region. The Phins trailed 1st place Peninsula by two games and sat in 5th place in the North Region standings. Nine games later Shoreline is celebrating their first North Region championship since 2010 and only the fourth Region championship in the history of Shoreline Men’s Basketball.

The Phins began their turnaround with two big road wins to close out the first half of North Region play. Shoreline won at Olympic by a score of 68-54 then traveled to Everett and came away with a tough 83-75 victory. Next up was a trip to Port Angeles to take on Peninsula and try to pull within one game of the Pirates. Playing in a high school gym due to inclement weather at Peninsula’s campus, the Phins pulled out an ugly 58-51 road win. The Phins would go on to win their next five games completing an eight-game win streak that took them from 5th to 1st. Shoreline dropped their final game of North Region play to Everett but still secured the North Region title and the #1 seed heading into the NWAC Basketball Championships.

Shoreline will participate in the NWAC tourney beginning on Thurs., March 9 at Everett Community College. The draw for the NWAC Basketball Championship Tournament will take place on Sun., March 5 at 3 p.m. You can watch it live on the NWAC YouTube Channel.

#GoPhins

 

S^3 Shoreline Students Speak *Gender Celebration*, Tues., March 7

The Public Speaking Leadership Club, working jointly with the American Honors Student Council and the Public Speaking Center, is kicking off a series of themed monthly events dubbed S^3 (“S-cubed” for Shoreline Students Speak), starting with a community conversation on Tues., March 7, 11:30am-1pm in PUB 9208/Quiet Dinging Room.

The theme for March is *Gender Celebration*. Topics that will be covered by students that are tentatively scheduled to present include the Women’s March, transgender rights, women in the military, all-gender bathrooms, and the gender pay gap in STEM fields. If you know students who might want to present, please have them contact the club through their facebook page ASAP. This is not a lecture series – it is about fostering a community in which students can share/hear differing viewpoints and have conversations about those viewpoints.

These will be set up as fairly unstructured, open-mic-type events designed to give students a chance to both listen to and express their opinions on the event theme. Depending on time constraints, there will be some students making prepared 5-10 minute presentations, some small group discussions on current theme-related events, and some large group conversation. All students are welcome to just come listen or submit a presentation plan or anything in between.

The American Honors Student Council will be providing themed “actionable tasks” – events to attend, organizations to check out, etc. If you have an upcoming class or event that would fit the theme, we will have a table of information and would be happy to put out flyers for your class – if you have anything you would like us to include at the table, let me know and we can arrange for someone to pick them up from you.

Thank you for sharing this with your students!
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Board of Trustees Special Meeting – March 8, 2017

The Board of Trustees will meet on Wed., March 8 from 8:05 a.m. – 1 :15 p.m. in the Board Room (#1010M).

The purpose of the March 8th Special Meeting is for the Board to meet with Second-Year and Third-Year Appointment Review Committee Faculty Chairs.