Just a friendly reminder that the campus is closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 26.

Thank you.

SUNFEST 2014 wraps up today, Friday,May 23.

The student-leadership sponsored event has had a great run and great weather in the Courtyard.  There will be music, club demos, Art Show, Yard sale, a Radical Run Course at the rock river behind the Little Theater, among many other amazing activities.

Special events today include:

• 10:30 am- Cupcakes (Student Lobby)
• 10:30 am- Spindrift Display (Student Lobby)
• 10:30 am- Obstacle Course (Main Lobby)
• 11:00 am- BBQ (Court Yard)
• 12:30 pm- Rising of the Flag (Admin Flag Pole)
• 12:45 pm- Pizza (Student Lobby)
• 01:30 pm- Kung Fu Club ( Student Lobby)

The Veterans Programs Office would like to personally invite you to the Grand Re-Opening of the Veterans Resource Center on Tuesday, May 27 at 12:30 p.m. in the FOSS Building, Room 5225A.   We very much appreciate your ongoing support of student veterans on campus.  The Re-Opening gives us an opportunity to thank you and to show our student veterans that they are a valuable part of our campus community.  We hope to see you there.  Refreshments provided!

Regards,

The Veterans Programs Office

• Kim Thompson, Dean of Students
• Karen Ehnat, Acting Director of Special Services
• Rosemary Whiteside, Veterans Advisor
• Missy Anderson, Veterans Program Coordinator

http://www.shoreline.edu/oss/veterans/

Dear Colleagues,

The Honors Program is now recruiting students for the 2014-15 academic year.  We would appreciate it if you could discuss the opportunities that the program can offer with your students.  Members of the Honors Committee would be happy to visit your classes for a brief 5 minute (or less?) presentation.  Please let me know if you would like someone to visit your class.

There will be an Honors Orientation session for prospective students in the Board Room on Tuesday, June 3 at 12:30.  Our current Honors students will be presenting their work in the Board Room on Wednesday, June 4 at 12:30.

Honors gives students the opportunity to work in-depth on a year-long project while developing research and presentation skills.  Students get to work closely with a faculty mentor and develop skills and knowledge that will be a tremendous advantage for their upper division work.   The program consists of ten credits (5 in Fall, 3 in Winter and 2 in Spring).  Credits can be applied to Humanities and Social Sciences distribution requirements.

Here is a brochure outlining the program and a copy of the application form.

Thanks for your support in the past and  any help you can offer the program in the future.

Submitted by Terry Taylor

SUNFEST 2014 continues today, Thursday,May 22.

The student-leadership sponsored event runs through Friday, May 23,  in the Courtyard.  There will be music, club demos, Art Show, Yard sale, a Radical Run Course at the rock river behind the Little Theater, among many other amazing activities.

Special events today include:

• 11:30 Intramurals Showcase (Zumba)
• 12:30 Serving food ( Tacos)