Coming soon to a computer screen near you!
Shoreline Community College is preparing to host its first ever massive open online course, better known as a MOOC, on July 21. William Lindenmuth, an Associate faculty member in Philosophy at Shoreline, will examine a variety of philosophical issues through the medium of film for the class that will be hosted on http://www.canvas.net until Sept. 15. The class is free.
To read more about the MOOC, visit the news site!
TSS has been notified that many people are getting emails today such as the following:
From: Deas,Vergil [mailto:Vergil.Deas@tridenttech.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 12:04 PM
To: Deas,Vergil
Subject: RE: ITS-Department Authenticated Notification#
Dear user,
The following evaluations have been assigned to you. Please login to complete these evaluations.
CLICK HERE<http://b5.caspio.com/dp.asp?AppKey=2099300052f4c94b64b341e88b84> TO EVALUATE USING SECURE ENCRYPTION
NOTE: Your login will time out after 60 minutes. Your responses will be lost if you do not click on the “secure” button before 60 minutes lapses. There is no prompt when your 60 minute session has expired. Please save extensive comments periodically and check your time.
These emails are not coming from TSS and are not legitimate. They are considered phishing attempts. Please do not click on the links. If you have already done so and entered personal information such as your password please contact TSS immediately.
Thank you.
Kevin Severud
Technology Support Services
For planning purposes the Printing Center will be CLOSED July 21-25. The print center will reopen on July 27.
For those who use Digital Storefront, it will still take orders while the center is closed. All jobs submitted during this week will be printed upon opening on July 27. They will be shipped as quickly as possible.
Thank you for planning.
Gov. Jay Inslee (center) speaks at the Clean Energy Technology Center on April 29, 2014, just prior to announcing the Carbon Emissions Reduction Taskforce during a press conference in the Professional Automotive Training Center at Shoreline Community College.
A leader in education and training for Washington’ solar industry, Shoreline Community College has landed a prestigious grant to enhance its role in sustainable, renewable energy.
The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC), with support from the National Science Foundation, has awarded a $20,000 MentorLinks grant to be used for Shoreline’s Clean Energy Technology Program. Shoreline is one of only ten colleges in the country to receive the award.
“Renewable energy is a key component of Gov. Inslee’s economic plan and former Gov. Gregoire’s before that,” said Susan Hoyne, Shoreline’s Dean of Science, Mathematics, Manufacturing, Engineering, and Energy. “Shoreline is at the forefront of educating and training the workforce for this growing industry and this grant will increase opportunities for students.”
The two-year grant will help Hoyne and faculty member Louise Petruzzella add to the Clean Energy Technology Program, including:
The mentorship part of the grant will establish a connection between Shoreline and Ken Walz of Madison Area Technical College. Walz is Madison’s chemistry and engineering instructor and will work with Hoyne and Petruzzella on grant-related projects. Walz is the project director and principal investigator for the Career Education in Renewable Energy Technologies, a National Science Foundation program.
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Join the Shoreline Community College Art Club for an exhibit of our amazing steam roller prints! The prints were made during the Shoreline Arts Festival by 11 Shoreline students involved in the Art Club, the club advisor, two members of the festival staff and an invited artist.
The exhibition will be showcased at Walcott’s Decor and More, 18336 Aurora Ave N. in Shoreline on July 18 from 6-9 p.m. The exhibit will include a silent auction to support the Art Club, as well as a display of the individual prints for sale, including a rough cut video of the event by member Randy Hatfield. The event was made possible by grants from the Shoreline Arts Council, the Shoreline C.C. Student Leadership Center, and the generosity of Louise Frias, owner of Walcott’s.
The show will run at Wallcotts until November 18 and in the art gallery on campus from now until September 21.
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