Upcoming Presentations/Open Forums for Dean Candidates
Presentations and open forums are scheduled for the three candidates for the position of Dean of Social Sciences, Library, & Parent Child Center. Terry Taylor has filled the role as Acting Dean since July 1, 2014.
The candidates and forum times/dates are:
Amy Kinsel – 1-2 p.m., Friday, April 24
- Doctorate – History (Cornell University)
- MA – History (Cornell University)
- Professor and President, American Federation of Teachers Washington Local 1950 Shoreline
Michael DeLashmutt – 1-2 p.m., Monday, April 27
- Doctorate – Literature, Theology and the Arts (University of Glasgow)
- MA – Theology (Fuller Theological Seminary)
- Vice President for Academic Affairs – Trinity Lutheran College
Tyler Young – 1-2 p.m., Wednesday, April 29
- Doctoral Candidate – Higher Education (University of North Texas)
- MA – Public Policy (University of Texas at Dallas)
- Professor and Chair – Collin College (Central Park Campus)
All open forums will be in room 1102.
Nominations for Student Service Award Due Fri., April 24
Shoreline Community College is pleased to continue the tradition of presenting a Student Service Award to honor one or more of its graduating students. This award recognizes a student’s service and contributions to the College and is presented during the commencement ceremony each year. The recipient(s) will receive an individual plaque and their names will be added to a permanent plaque that is displayed in the Student Leadership Center.
Nominations are currently being accepted for this prestigious award. Please consider using the nomination form to nominate one or more students who have contributed to your department, program, campus committee, club activity, or service-learning event. Using the attached form, please nominate one or more students and describe in detail their contributions to our college community.
RETURN BY: FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2015 (by 4:00 p.m.)
RETURN TO: Nancy Marshall in the Dean of Students Office, nmarshall@shoreline.edu or 5202A (Foss) by campus mail
Criteria for the Service Award are listed below:
- Presented to students graduating during the current academic year; fall quarter 2014 through summer quarter 2015.
- Up to four students may be recognized each year for this award.
- Nomination should be based on the student’s service and contributions to Shoreline Community College students, faculty, staff, or to the College.
- Service may be provided in either a volunteer or a paid position during the student’s enrollment and is not limited to only the current academic year.
- Recognized service may include participation on College committees; assistance to other students (i.e. tutoring); helping students with disabilities; leadership of or involvement in student clubs and organizations; participation in presentations to the community (i.e. plays, concerts, athletic events); leadership of projects which improve the College’s educational climate; or other service having a positive impact on the College.
- The Commencement Committee selects the recipient of the Service Award from among the nominations received.
You can find the nomination form here. Thank you for your help and participation!
Earth Week 2015 is Coming to Shoreline, April 19-25
Earth Week is April 19-25, and Shoreline Community College is celebrating with an exciting lineup of events surrounding the theme “Fostering an Ethic of Place.”
This year’s Earth Week seeks to explore our relationship with the place that Shoreline calls home by opening our eyes to the history of our campus, examining our roles in this community and envisioning what we can do in the future to create a more equitable, economical and environmentally just community, with the end goal of reaching sustainability.
Earth Week activities kick off this Sun., April 19 with Earth Day Storytelling at Duwamish Longhouse featuring native storytellers Gene Tagaban, Mary Anne Moorman and Lorraine Bayes and will end next Sat., April 25 with a Habitat Restoration work party in the Upper Boeing Creek Watershed.
In between, the Shoreline community is invited to attend a whole host of events ranging from Amp Your Voice (a workshop that equips students with powerful advocacy and civic engagement tools) to nature walks, from a native plant sale to film showings including Wall-E, Soylent Green and Princess Angeline.
The entire listing of events can be found here. Be sure to check it out and participate – there’s something for everyone!
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