Free Parking on Campus Now Through Sept. 22

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ATTN: Parking is free on campus this week and will remain free from now through Sept. 22
. No fees are required to park Sept. 14-22, and no citations will be issued for not paying parking fees. Parking fees will go into effect the first day of school, Wed., Sept. 23. If you know any students who still need to register for classes, let them know to take advantage of the free parking and come on down to campus to get registered now!

We ask that visitors to campus do still park in the appropriate parking areas during this period of free parking.

CEO Instructor Reggie Garrett in Concert at Columbia City Theater Thurs., Sept. 17

REGGIE GARRETT, JIM PAGE AND SAM WEIS IN CONCERT AT THE COLUMBIA CITY THEATER

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Northwest based singer/songwriters Reggie Garrett, Jim Page and Sam Weis are scheduled to perform at the Columbia City Theater located in the Columbia City neighborhood. The concert is scheduled for Thursday Septrember 17th at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $15 (door) or $10 (advance). The Columbia City Theater is located at 4916 Rainier Avenue S. For more information call: 206.722.3009.

Garrett is an instructor in the CEO Program here at SCC. In addition to that he has managed to become an icon of the Northwest Folk & Acoustic music scene over the years. He currently has five CD releases to his credit with his band Reggie Garrett & the SnakeOil Peddlers and as half of the Garrett & Westcott duo. However, he will perform solo for this show. Page has written, performed and travelled tirelessly over the years to become the political and social “conscience” of the Northwest. His songs are always topical and thought provoking. Weis has honed her craft to become a virtuoso of the mighty 12-string guitar and is also an accomplished visual artist.

The Columbia City Theater has been beautifully restored and has emerged as a premier concert venue in the Seattle area. Three of Seattle’s finest singer/songwriters join together for a rare performance, in one of the best venues in town! Not to be missed!

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THE SPECS:
Reggie Garrett, Jim Page, Sam Weis in concert . . .
Thu Sep 17 – 8:00 PM
Columbia City Theater / 4916 Rainier Avenue S / (Columbia City neighborhood)
info: 206-722-3009 / http://www.columbiacitytheater.com
Tickets: $15 door / $10 advance   (through the CCT website)

Remembering September 11th

Shoreline Community College President Cheryl Roberts sent the following on Sept. 11, 2015 via email to all employees.

Dear Colleague,

I’m sure most of us remember where we were and what we were doing on September 11, 2001. At the time, we all felt a huge sense of despair as more than 3,000 lives were lost. Since that day, what is irrefutable is the attacks drew all of us together. We were united in our emotions and our sympathy for the families who lost loved ones that day and in the days thereafter.

Today reminds me of other unspeakable events from history: the Holocaust, violence against those involved in the civil rights movement, discrimination against those we have marginalized, and prejudice against those with ethnicities, religions, and lifestyles that are different from our own. One thing our remembrance of September 11 can do is heighten our sensitivities toward these injustices and make us more mindful of our opportunities to treat others with respect and dignity.

One of the things that drew me to Shoreline was our commitment to creating a place where everyone feels respected and valued. We’ve had our own incidents of intolerance and we addressed them head on. This fall, we will take the next step toward affirming our Community Standard Statement and completing the other structural pieces we need in place to clearly state our value of inclusiveness!

As we reflect upon the tragic events of 14 years ago, please join me in remembering the families who grieve today and those who run toward danger in order to help and offer solace.

Gratefully,

Cheryl

President Roberts and Administrators Off-Campus Tues. and Wed., Sept. 8-9: Learning Enrollment Management Practices

President Roberts, Vice President Robert Francis, Special Assistant Jim Hills, Executive Director Stuart Trippel and Director Chris Melton are at the following community colleges in North Carolina to learn about the enrollment management practices utilized at each college that have contributed to positive outcomes in student recruitment, retention and completion:

• Wake Technical Community College
• Davidson County Community College

The Administrator-In-Charge (AIC) on Tues., Sept. 8 and Wed., Sept. 9 is Stephen Smith, VPHR&LA: Extensions 4694 or 5880.

Return to Regular Campus Operating Hours Tues., Sept. 8

This is just a quick reminder that, as of today, the campus has returned to its regular operational schedule of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. on Friday.  Supervisors should work with their staff to ensure the Time and Leave Reporting (TLR) system is updated to reflect current classified employees work schedules during our regular hours of campus operation.

For any questions, please contact the Office of Human Resources at scchr@shoreline.edu or 206-546-4769.