A majority of Administrative/Exempt employees will be attending the OpCom Retreat on Thursday, August 15th (all day) & on Friday, August 16th (until 12:30 PM).
For matters needing the President’s &/or Vice Presidents’ attention on the 15th and 16th, please contact Lori Yonemitsu at extension 4552 or Kerry Fondren at extension 4652.
Submitted by Lori Yonemitsu
Today PIO launched a news blog, accessible from any news link on the college homepage or by typing news.shoreline.edu into your browser’s address bar (similar to daag.shoreline.edu).
This continues a PIO trend of using WordPress to deliver enhanced website functionality. Other Shoreline WordPress sites include:
We hope the news blog will serve you and the community well.
Please note: the comments function on the news blog is intentionally left on to promote discussion and community engagement. Should you elect to comment on a news story, please bear in mind that your words and tone will be representing both yourself, and the college, on the worldwide web. Comments will be moderated by PIO.
Beginning July 24th, Shoreline Community College will be hosting a co-located DSHS representative from King North DSHS in the Workforce Education office. DSHS will be onsite every Wednesday and can assist with cash, food and childcare benefits as well as help direct students to community resources. This partnership will help Shoreline Community College focus on 3 goals: assist in student retention, have a direct link with the referring agency for a lot of our students and bring new students onto our campus. This is the first time that DSHS has co-located a staff member outside of their agency and it is a big honor to have them do it here at SCC. This is big news!
Submitted by Michael Boehm
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Interim President Daryl Campbell is leading a group of college officials at a three-day training session sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Joining Campbell are vice presidents James Jansen and Stephen Smith along with Jim Hills and Amy Stapleton from the Public Information Office.
The July 9-11 training, hosted at North Seattle Community College, is titled “Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Higher Education.” Safety and Security Director Robin Blacksmith and Asst. Director Edwin Lucero have previously taken the training that focuses on the appropriate organization and command structures and procedures in the event of an emergency.
“We’re taking this very seriously,” Campbell said. “This will provide the foundation for more emergency planning and training on campus. Hopefully, we won’t ever have to use this training, but we need to be ready.”
Campbell and the other attendees will be back on campus Friday, July 12.
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