Would you like to meet with a tutor but can’t make it to campus? No problem — the Student Learning Center has you covered!
Head to our website, select “Find a Tutor,” and then “Meet With a Tutor Online.”
Hours of operation for Winter Quarter, beginning Wednesday, 1/10/24, are:
Events and News
Welcome back, and Happy New Year!
It’s been great seeing people on campus this week and catching up on everyone’s holiday stories. The most common (and celebrated it seems) is “I did almost nothing and loved every minute of it!” I can appreciate that! I did go out to Arizona to see some of my family this break. Highlights included “axe throwing” with my niece and nephew- if you haven’t tried it, I recommend it. It is fun! There are some opportunities around Seattle (Everett, Lynwood, Kenmore have locations to try it out). Is it the new bowling? Not sure. Unlike bowling you don’t throw a ball, but you do throw axes at various targets, you can even bring in digital photos! This time we aimed primarily at zombies. I started out fairly well, and then got increasingly worse. My 13-year-old niece did very well, and I have a great photo of her with the axe which is a bit intimidating!
Hope your week away was pleasant. Since I have been back, I have been hunkered down working on some projects that have deadlines this week. I also read the first draft of the accreditation mid-cycle report which is looking great so far!
The other day I attended the International Education Orientation which was great. It was packed and I was happy to hear that we keep increasing enrollment post-covid. I loved meeting families and connecting with students at the event. It was energizing, and a good start to the week.
Keep up all the great work you are doing out there and stop by and say hello!
Cheers,
Jack
Winter Quarter Updates
Accreditation
Please continue progress on Area Reviews, due March 1, 2024.
Enrollments
Winter quarter enrollments are looking favorable (see daily enrollment report here).
Human Resources
We just want to say a huge thank you to the campus for making evaluations a priority and turning them in! We appreciate all of your hard work!
Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.
Foundation
Save the Date Cedar Grand Opening – Thursday May 2, 2024, from 4:00-6:00pm
Communications and Advancement are putting together an organizing committee, and your insight, dedication, and hands-on approach is needed to help create an event that resonates with our community’s goals and identity.
Your participation and support will elevate the stature of our celebration and reinforce our commitment to fostering a culture of collaboration, excellence and inclusivity. If you’re interested in helping, please contact Wendy at wcoates@shoreline.edu or Cat at cchiappa@shoreline.edu by Friday January 12, 2024.
More details to follow in the coming weeks. We look forward to celebrating this monumental accomplishment with you all!
Events and Updates
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Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose
We serve the educational, workforce, and cultural needs of our diverse students and communities.
Looking for activities to keep your kids busy this winter?
Check out CE classes for youth and teens on campus this winter. Register today! Youth Programs (campusce.net)
Hello Campus Community,
Forma will be conducting some concrete work around 2900 and 4000 starting Monday, 1/8/24 through 5/9/24. A few paths near both 2900 and 4000 will be closed and repaved. The map below shows which areas will be closed. Signage will be placed to redirect foot traffic around the closed areas. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Thanks
Kimberlee Clark
Director of Facilities and Capital Projects
Shoreline Community College
Good morning and Happy New Year!
The holidays and new year can bring many feelings and emotions and want I wanted to take the time to remind you of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) that is offered through Shoreline Community College.
What is EAP?
The Washington State Employee Assistance Program (EAP) supports public employees (higher education) and/or family members to help identify and resolve personal concerns that may affect job performance. EAP provides services that ultimately promote individual and workplace wellbeing. Services available to all covered employees and/or family members include counseling, work/life, 24/7 support and awareness, education and resources.
If you have questions about EAP services, please review the Frequently Asked Questions or call EAP at 877-313-4455.
January Featured Webinars and Resources
This month, they are featuring the following:
Be well!
Elise
College Calendar
Day at a Glance 
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