Here is a look at what is happening on and around campus this week!

Monday, March 10:

The SBA parliament will host its final meeting of the quarter from 3-5 p.m. in the PUB quiet dining room! Make sure to encourage students to get involved in their student government!

Tuesday, March 11:

Shoreline band concert starts at 7:30 p.m. in the Shorewood High School performing arts center. The theme is “Classy Classics” and features guest groups. Tickets are $8 General, $6 Seniors and students, and $4 for SCC Students.

Wednesday, March 12:

Shoreline’s Music Department vocal and instrumental ensembles present the annual “Prism” concert, a kaleidoscope of classical, jazz, and pop music in sound-surround!  All proceeds benefit the SCC Foundation Music Scholarship fund.  Tickets available at the door and are $10 general admission, $7 seniors and SCC staff, and $5 students. Starts at 7:30 p.m. in the PUB main dining room.

Thursday, March 13:

Global Affairs Center hosts “Project Kenya: Transforming lives through education” at 2:30 p.m. in the PUB quiet dining room with guests Daryl Campbell (Acting President, Shoreline Community College) and Benson Mutua (Director, Clay International Secondary School, Ngomano, Kenya).

Friday, March 14:

Small ensemble and piano juries will take place in room 818 starting at 12:30.

Shoreline’s Music Department vocal and instrumental ensembles present the annual “Prism” concert, a kaleidoscope of classical, jazz, and pop music in sound-surround!

Concert starts Wednesday, March 12, at  7:30 p.m. in the PUB main dining room. All proceeds benefit the Music Scholarship fund.

Tickets available at the door: $10 general admission / $7 seniors and SCC employees / $5 students

Thanks to the Lake Forest Park Rotary, veterans in financial need at Shoreline Community College now have a lot more resources available to help. At the chapter’s Sneaker Ball, held March 1 at Inglewood Golf Club, attendees raised $13,000 in just seven minutes at the fund-raising dinner and auction.

Read more about it on the news site!

Pat was uniquely special to our students. He passed away on February 13 of this year.  He was patient with struggling students – after working with him, they both understood the math better and felt less anxious about it.  He had some creative ways of explaining things, which were effective.

Kim Thompson, Dean of Students, said that in the end, the thing that will stand as Pat’s lasting legacy will be the role he played in the lives of students at Shoreline Community College. He was a beloved tutor and will always be remembered for working minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, day-by-day, with literally thousands of students in our Math lab and as a private tutor.

It was a humble job, it didn’t pay that well and didn’t come with big accolades, but he loved it and he was good at it. He was patient, gentle, funny, and his ability to help students learn was legendary. He lives on in the lives of the students he helped.

Pat also wrote five books on the “Adventures of Jim McClair.”

A memorial is planned at the Math Learning Center for Friday, March 7, at 3:30 p.m. Please come and share thoughts of Pat or one of his tutoring tips.

We added a section to Shoreline Today called “jobs on campus.”

If you know of jobs on campus please submit them to Shoreline Today or send them to PIO and we can help spread the word!

Thank you.