Room scheduling functions at Shoreline Community College will continue while staff changes are made.

Steve Gibler has returned temporarily to manage the bulk of the scheduling-office work. However, there will be a brief transition period as Gibler moves from his current part-time duties in cashiering. During this transition, Lynn Yaw will continue to assist with scheduling.

This isn’t the first time Gibler has pitched in to help with the job he retired from and held for many years. “Having Steve’s knowledge and experience with scheduling and the other duties of the office is tremendously helpful,” Interim Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs Alison Stevens said.

Those across campus who need to interact with the scheduling office should do so as they normally would, Stevens said.

The duty shuffle is temporary as Human Resources works to post and fill the position on a permanent basis. Sharon Wines, who most recently filled the position, is no longer working for the college.

The next United Club Council meeting will be Wednesday, April 2, in the PUB QUIET DINING ROOM from 12:30 – 2 p.m. Just as a reminder, the UCC meetings are mandatory and at least one member from your organization is required to be in attendance. Lack of representation from your organization will result in suspension of your organization’s account.

Also, Interim President Daryl Campbell will be attending this meeting, so you can prepare any questions to ask him.

Please contact Iryna Novachuk with any agenda items by Monday, 2 p.m. you would like to discuss during the meeting.

Fred Lokken, SCC music department faculty member, is part of Brahms Fest, a concert on Saturday, March 29 at Meany Hall on the UW campus. It’s sure to be an exciting concert of all-Brahms music (including one of the greatest pieces in the classical repertoire) for orchestra, chorus (over 100 singers), and soloists. Tickets can be ordered ahead of time from the phone number listed, or at the door (more expensive!). It would be a great way to end your break and get inspired for spring quarter.

The Campus Classified Community Committee (C4) are eager to again put together another ‘Clothing Swap and Give Away’ for May 16.  See the photo for more information about this event.

Also, there are only three members of the C4 committee and here is a statement of the C4’s mission for classified staff who would like to join.

Please contact Bonnie Madison if you are interested in being a member of the committee or just willing to give some of your time volunteering for this year’s ‘Clothing Swap and Give Away’.