The City of Shoreline will be hosting a Bike Everywhere Celebration Station from 7am to 9am on Friday, May 21st along the Interurban Trail at the corner of N 175th St and Midvale Ave N (across from Trader Joes).
Stop by to get some ped/bike/transit-related swag while supplies last!
Friday, May 21, 2021, 7 – 9am
Interurban Trail (corner of N 175th St & Midvale Ave N, across from the Trader Joes in Shoreline)
The Employee Comings and Goings Report for April/May 2021 is now available.
You may find all of the monthly Employee Comings and Goings Reports on the HR intranet page. If you have any questions about this information, please contact scchr@shoreline.edu.
Hello!
As we near closer to Commencement on June 19, the Commencement Committee will send out several invitations to you to participate in different aspects of either our virtual ceremony or drive-thru celebration.
Today’s invitation is to either record a brief (30 seconds or less) video to graduates or encourage a fellow faculty/staff member to do so. These messages can include words of wisdom, advice, or well-wishing. Our fantastic Rob Berg will then compile your submissions into a short and sweet video featured in our virtual ceremony. (If you’d like a frame of reference or some inspiration, we encourage you to view this message to students which was crafted last May.)
If this sounds right up your alley, please read the following instructions carefully, and submit your video by Friday, May 28th.
Please submit all videos via DropBox (note: an earlier version of this email included a different method of submission. Please disregard that). You can email me at amitu@shoreline.edu with any questions. We appreciate you and your enduring support of all students on our campus!
Warmly,
Alexander Mitu
Dear Colleague,
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the State of Washington recently shared updated guidance regarding fully vaccinated individuals not being required to wear masks in most indoor or outdoor spaces. I would like to clarify that this guidance does not apply to colleges and universities, which follow the requirements of the Higher Education Re-Opening Plan.
Shoreline Community College will continue to follow the appropriate guidance for higher education, which at this time, includes mask wearing and six-foot distancing for any in-person activities. The approval process to come to campus remains in place, along with the use of the Campus Access Form. Should this guidance be updated at any point, we will share more information with the campus community.
For more information about our COVID-19 protocols, please visit www.shoreline.edu/COVID19.
Respectfully,
Cheryl Roberts, Ed.D.
President
Dear Colleague,
For personal reasons, I was open to moving my retirement date to the end of this academic year. The Board of Trustees took action on my contract at their May 4th meeting to set an end date of June 30, 2021. I greatly appreciate everything the Board has done for the College and me, and I especially appreciate Board Chair D’Ambrosio’s kind words for me at the meeting.
My focus before I retire this summer is on preparing for a successful transition of leadership and ensuring the College is poised to continue the work of serving our diverse students. Shoreline is a special place and it’s been an honor to be a part of this community and to serve as president for the past six years.
Respectfully,
Cheryl Roberts, Ed.D.
President
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