We might not have CeeLo or Simon Cowell, but we do have the talents that would impress them here at Shoreline!

Come check them out at the talent show this Friday in the PUB Main Dining Room from 12:30-3 p.m. and cheer on your favorite acts!

The Procedural Guidelines to SCC Policy 5165 Faculty Advisement have been revised by removing the requirement for a student to obtain a faculty signature if they have completed fewer than 15 credit hours at the time of registration.  This reduces barriers for domestic student enrollment, especially for student enrollment in online courses.  Policy 5165 can be viewed at the following links:

• http://www.shoreline.edu/currentstudents/student-policies.aspx
• http://intranet.shoreline.edu/policies/table-of-contents.aspx

The discussion of how Iranians view the world, their history, their identity, their national interests, and the role they want to play on the world stage, will take place on Thursday, Nov 14, 7-8:30 p.m., in Room 9298 (Quiet Dining Room) of the PUB.  Our two guests, both born in Iran and now living in Seattle, are a dynamic duo.  Should be very good, please remind students of this opportunity.

The Global Eyes event on Nov 14, 12:30 p.m., “A Discussion of Saudi Arabia’s Worldview,” has been postponed, a new date to be announced.

Submitted by Larry Fuell

Interim President Campbell in Cambodia & China
Interim President Daryl Campbell is on travel status through Friday, November 22^nd.  He will be meeting with College partners in Cambodia & China as well as participating in the Governor’s Trade Mission (China).

While Daryl is off campus, the A.I.C. (Administrator(s) In Charge) for the College:

• Tues, 11/12 & Wed, 11/13: John Backes, Acting VPASA – Ext. 4651 or 4652
• Thurs, 11/14: Mary Kelemen, Executive Director – Ext. 4733 or 7859
• Fri, 11/15: Stuart Trippel, Executive Director – Ext. 4672
• Mon, 11/18: Stephen Smith, VPHR&LA – Ext. 4694 or 5880
• Tues, 11/19 & Wed, 11/20: John Backes, Acting VPASA – Ext. 4651 or 4652
• Thurs, 11/21: Holly Woodmansee, Executive Director – Ext. 6955
• Fri, 11/22: Stephen Smith, VPHR&LA – Ext. 4694 or 5880

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

Tuesday, Nov. 12:

Make sure to let students know they can learn how to incorporate concrete details and vivid language into their descriptions-and to focus these on creating a specific impression in a workshop with the writing and learning studio from 2-2:50 in room 1501.

Wednesday, Nov. 13:

A UW admission and transfer planning session with Joyce Fagel with be taking place from 1-2 in the PUB room 9201.

A workshop on nailing that college admissions essay will be taking place from 3-4:30 in 1501. Attendees will learn how to understand the appropriate content and tone for personal statements and have the opportunity to do some writing during this session. (This is NOT a workshop for students who only want feedback on their completed statements.) Prerequisite: Completed or concurrent enrollment in ENGL 101.

Thursday, Nov. 14:

Later that evening, GAC is hosting an event on Iran’s worldview in the PUB room 9208 with special Guests:  Nader Nazemi (Professor, Cascadia College) and David Woodward (President, Associates in Cultural Exchange) as part of the symposium, No One’s World.

Friday, Nov. 15:

TALENT SHOW!!! (We’re pretty excited!) Check out what our students have to showcase from 12:30-3 at the main dining room in the PUB! #SCCsgottalent