Dear Faculty and Staff,

Last week 150 SCC students celebrated the annual MLK Day of Service on Monday, January 20^th by collecting food for a nine-store food drive around Shoreline. We collected in total 8,439 pounds of food for Hopelink, North Helpline, and Greenwood food banks! The top-collecting store, led by Faustin Saputra and Evangeline Munson was QFC Northgate at 11100 Roosevelt Way- collecting 1, 732 pounds of food for North Helpline! The final results can be found on the website!

To celebrate their efforts I will be planning a celebration lunch in the month of February to award prizes, certificates, and share good food and conversation with participants. Thank you for your collective support of this event- it was a great success!

Best,

Katherine Erickson

You should totally do it! It’s a really innovative exhibit featuring works from Scott Kolbo. Kolbo spent a long workshop day on Saturday with Shoreline students creating the large collaborative drawing/video on display now in the lobby of the 2000 building.  Stop by and take a look!

Here are a few of the things happening on campus this week:

Monday, Jan. 27:

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

Come say good-bye at the sayonara HTC students sale before they return to Japan, and pick up a bargain in the process from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.!  The students will be selling all sorts of gear at great prices in the PUB Quiet Dining Room.  Come early for the best selection, come late for the best prices!  One day only!

Wednesday, Jan. 29:

Men’s and Women’s basketball takes on Northwest Indian College. Women’s game starts at 5:30 and Men’s starts at 7:30. #GoDolphins

Thursday, Jan. 30:

Celebrate the Lunar New Year in the PUB from 11:30 am – 1:30 p.m. Activities will include making dumplings with a chef, calligraphy and paper cutting (sort of like making paper snowflakes!).

The Global Affairs Center will host a conversation about the status of the more than 500,000 refugees from Syria in Jordan, and its impact on Jordanian society and foreign policy. Guests: Dr. Dima N. Malhas (Chung, Malhas & Mantel in Seattle and Jordan born), and Alaa Malhas (Media Consultant to UNICEF Country Office, Amman, Jordan also Jordan born and participating via Skype).

Friday, Jan. 31:

Join us for Canvas Training in room 1308 from 11:30-1pm. The eLearning staff will tackle gradebooks in the this first session. Meetings will happen every Friday until March 14.

After discussion it has been decided to adjust, on a TRIAL BASIS, the open hours of the PUB. The goal is that the building hours meet the needs of the students and staff, while at the same maintaining security in campus buildings.

For the period of January 27th to March 1, 2014 the PUB Building hours will be:
6:30am-8pm  Monday-Thursday 
    6:30am-5pm  Friday
    Closed on Saturday, Sunday and Holidays

Please forward any comments, concerns and/or suggestions to James Wagner at # 6908 or Mary Kelemen at #4733.