50th Annual Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) Coming this May!

Coming Soon!

Let’s get the party started for the 50th Seattle International Film Festival! Happening May 9-19, @SIFFnews is presenting the best international and independent films. Celebrate with us at siff.net/festival.

This is a flyers with a bunch of movie characters jumping out of a cake against a gold background.

Elevators in 2900 and 4000 Temporarily Out of Order

Dear Campus Community, 

The elevators in Buildings 2900 and 4000 (The Library) are currently out of order. The Department of Safety & Security and Facilities are working to get them back into service as soon as possible, however there is currently no timeline for when this will be. If you have questions, please email safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu 

Respectfully, 

Your Department of Safety & Security 

Updated Payroll/Benefits Office Hours

Do you have questions about your timesheet, absence reporting or payroll issues? 

How about benefit questions?

Please join our weekly Zoom Meeting to ask your questions. 

Payroll Office Hours:

Last Chance to Submit Day of Learning Workshops Ideas- COB Friday 3/22/24

Good Afternoon All, 

A big thanks to those who have already submitted their fabulous ideas for Day of Learning workshops! Please note, campus has until end of day tomorrow (Friday, March 22nd) to let us know if you have a workshop or training topic to offer. 

As a reminder, this year’s Day of Learning events will be focused around a theme of “Employee Engagement” within the context of creating community at work and expanding professional development opportunities in support of increased employee retention. 

Details in place thus far include:  

  • Check out the DAY OF LEARNING website!
    • Information will be added as it’s finalized, so check back often!
  • Remember to SAVE-THE-DATE!
  • Day of Learning 2024 is scheduled for Friday, May 3rd from 8:30am – 4:30pm
  • All administrators, classified, and full-time faculty are required to attend. 
  • Part-time faculty, student employees, and other temporary staff positions are welcome but not required. 
  • Let us know if you have a WORKSHOP or TRAINING topic to offer. 
    • Submit your workshop or training idea to pro-d@shoreline.edu no later than March 22, 2024. 
    • Please include the following info: Title, Duration, Audience, Brief Description, and Equipment/Supply Needs
    • Sessions will be offered in 50-minute increments, across three periods through the day.
      • Compensation is available for the development of trainings as needed. 
  • Plan your ATTENDANCE MODALITY. 
    • All events and activities will be offered in both online and in-person formats, with employees deciding the modality that works best for them.
  • Connect with HR for ACCOMMODATION NEEDS. 
    • Reach out to HR at hr@shoreline.edu regarding your specific accommodation needs for attendance no later than April 25, 2024. 

Questions on the information above? Reach out to hr@shoreline.edu at any time. 


Thank you!

Dream # 9 A Theatre Production 4/5-4/7

What if John Lennon survived the gunshots inflicted upon him by Mark Chapman on that cold December night in Manhattan in 1980?

Date/Time

  • Friday 4/5/24 7:00pm
  • Saturday 4/6/24 7:00pm
  • Sunday 4/7/24 3:00pm

Cost:

  • General Admission: $15
  • Students: $10

Dream # 9 is an original musical play, with a cross-cultural fantasy theme, that explores this question  with some twists and turns. It is the story of the first few months following that night; of Lennon’s recovery with the help of the loving and strong woman by his side, of where he finds himself at the end of his recovery (and where the world wants him to be), and of the power of dreams.

The play itself was inspired by a dream, but really came about as the convergence of a real-life story of survival, a mythological tale of perseverance and intelligence borne of love, from India (the story of Savitri and Satyavan), and the fierce fantasy that many of us share of having John Lennon still amongst us.

“Dream # 9” is produced by Ayesha and Vik Patnaik, and written and directed by Vik. Ayesha is an adjunct faculty member in the Communication Arts Dept. at Shoreline Community College, while Vik is an independent consultant in clean energy technologies and international management. Ayesha and Vik are grateful to have been able to revive this project post-COVID in the Greater Seattle area, with the support of SCC faculty and staff (particularly from the Theater Dept.), and assemble an excellent cast of experienced actors from the local community.