A few events that are happening on campus this week:

Monday, Oct. 14:

There is a workshop on preparing for and taking tests. Please let students know about this valuable skill they can learn to help them succeed! The workshop runs from 12:30-1:30 in room 1501.

SBA staff meeting in PUB room 9102. Anyone is invited to attend the staff meeting that will run from 3-5 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 15:

Graduation application is due!!! Make sure to remind students to submit their application for graduation for fall quarter!

The SCC Wellness Committee and Seattle Visiting Nurse Association will be giving flu shots on campus on Tuesday, Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in the PUB quiet dining room. The flu shots are open to all students, faculty and staff and will be $25 or it can be covered by personal insurance.

The Clothesline Project will be happening this week. Please make sure to support this great cause that brings awareness to domestic violence against women. The project offers those affected a chance to express their emotions by creating a shirt and hanging it on a clothesline for others to see as a testimony to the problems of violence against women.

Here’s a look at what’s happening this weekend through to Monday:

Friday, Oct. 11:

Starting at 9:30 and 10:30 the music faculty are putting on their annual quick concert in the music building. As Jeff Junkinsmith put it, it’s usually a lot of fun. Of course, there’s always a chance it could be a disaster, but hey, that could be even more fun!

The volleyball team hosts Olympic College at 7 p.m. make sure to support the Dolphins as they try to stay in second place! #GoDolphins

Saturday, Oct. 12:

Music Tech is presenting a workshop on Podcasting from 10-12 p.m. in room 813 to help those in attendance understand the basics of producing a podcast.

Women’s Soccer hosts Green River CC at 6 p.m. at Shoreline’s home field at Twin Ponds Park.

Monday, Oct. 14:

There is a workshop on preparing for and taking tests. Please let students know about this valuable skill they can learn to help them succeed! The workshop runs from 12:30-1:30 in room 1501.

SBA staff meeting in PUB room 9102. Anyone is invited to attend the staff meeting that will run from 3-5 p.m.

Here is what’s happening the rest of the week on campus:

Thursday, Oct. 10:

The Washington Council fall transfer fair will run from 9-12:30 in the PUB main dining room.

A workshop in room 1501 from 1:30-2:20 on How to Write a Convincing Argument will help students learn an approach for coming up with ideas, relating them to the thesis and organizing them logically. At the end of this workshop, students have a thorough outline that will make the actual writing much easier.

Friday, Oct. 11:

The volleyball team hosts Olympic College at 7 p.m.

Make sure to be there for a free pre-event screening of Bab el Hadid (also called, Cairo Station or The Iron Gate) for the 2013 Arab Center of Washington’s Cultural Festival. The film is one of many to be shown during the festival which takes place Oct. 12-13 at the Seattle Center. The film starts at 7 p.m. in Shoreline’s theater in the 1500 building on Wednesday, Oct. 9.

Set in Cairo’s main railroad station, the film follows Kinawi (played by the film’s director Youssef Cahine) a crippled newspaper dealer who falls in love with the beautiful, but uninterested Hanuma. Swept away by his obsessive desire, Kinawi kidnaps her with terrible consequences.

The film was nominated for a Golden Bear in 1958 at the Berlin Film Festival. The film will have English subtitles.

On Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11) Shoreline’s dental hygiene program will host Smiles for Veterans, a day where veteran’s and their families who most need it can receive free dental care. The supplies needed are costly, but the group has set up an indiegogo to raise funds. So what can you do? Donate if you can, or help spread the word so others can donate! The site can be found here and sharing tools for social media platforms can be found on the page. The care provided can help prevent oral diseases from becoming systemic and causing larger, more serious health problems from happening.

Thanks for all of your help!