Commencement Ceremony Volunteers Needed

This is an exciting time of year for our students and it takes the efforts of many to create our Commencement ceremony. We are putting out a call for volunteers to serve as ushers, help with parking, and support for overflow rooms, as well as others to help set up before and/or clean up after the reception that follows the ceremony on Thursday, June 20th at 8:00 pm.

Ushers are also asked to attend the beginning of the rehearsal on Wednesday, June 19th at 4:00 p.m. The time commitment on Wednesday would be approximately 30 minutes and Thursday would be approximately 3-4 hours. Classified staff will need to get approval from their supervisor to volunteer for the ceremony. Due to the Commencement Ceremony occurring within the work week, staff are encouraged to work with their supervisors to flex their 40 hour work week, e.g. come in late or leave early the Friday after commencement, June 21st. Except those who have prior approval, volunteer time will not be compensated as overtime.

Show your continued support for students by helping them celebrate this special day in their lives. If you are planning to volunteer, please fill out this form.

Those who volunteer will hear back with more details about Commencement day itself. If you have questions, please feel free to email spearce@shoreline.edu.

Free parking days: Summer quarter 2019

There will be designated free parking days that occur on campus at the start of each quarter.

For Summer Quarter 2019, the free parking days will be: June 20th-July 8th. Safety & Security will post signage on the parking machines on these days.

Note: Vehicles parked illegally will still be cited.

Message from President Roberts: Additional budget questions as of May 29, 2019

Dear Colleague,

Continuing our communication around the budget, here are the latest written responses to questions employees have asked via the online and physical comment boxes.

Our next and final Campus Budget Conversation of the year will be on Tuesday, June 11 (1:30-3:00 p.m.) in the Main Dining Room, Building 9000. We’ll be talking about the proposed 2019-20 budget and the budget development process for 2020-21. I hope you’ll be a part of this conversation.

If you would like to ask a budget question or request additional information in the meantime, please continue use the online comment form or the physical comment boxes in these locations:

  • FOSS 3rd Floor Break Room (Room 5325)
  • PUB 2nd floor Break Room (Room 9212)
  • 2800 Building (Math & Science Main Office)
  • 2300 Building (Health Occupations Room 2340)
  • Library Main Desk (4200 Floor)

Sincerely,

Cheryl Roberts, Ed.D.

President

Canvas extended five years

Our Canvas license has been renewed for another 5 years starting July 1, 2019.

Originally, it was anticipated that the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) and member colleges would be participating in a full Request for Proposal (RFP) process this academic year. However, due to ctcLink designs that are based on Canvas as our state Learning Management System (LMS), the SBCTC received permission to do a sole source contract for Canvas. This decision was approved by a unanimous vote among sister colleges to accept Canvas as the LMS of choice for the next five years.

Please let us know if you have any questions.
eLearning Services
elearning@shoreline.edu

Phins Baseball player Zane Zurbrugg drafted by Milwaukee Brewers

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Shoreline Dolphins outfielder Zane Zurbrugg was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 27th round of the 2019 Major League Baseball draft. Zurbrugg played two seasons for the Phins in 2018 and 2019.

In 2019, Zurbrugg earned First Team All-Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) North Outfield honors as well as First Team All-Region American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Northwest honors. He hit .385, which put him in 2nd in the entire NWAC in batting average. Zurbrugg also reached an on-base percentage of .488, which placed him 4th in NWAC, and a .533 slugging percentage, which put him in 10th in NWAC.

After suffering knee and hip injuries during his freshman year, 2019 was Zurbrugg’s first fully healthy season playing for the Dolphins, and he entered the season ready to prove his ability.

“He is a savvy player who sacrificed and worked hard for this opportunity with the MLB and the Brewers,” said Ben Reindel, Athletics Coordinator and Head Softball Coach. “He battled several injuries that put him on the bench, but kept a positive attitude throughout. When he got back to full health and had a chance to show what he can do, he made the most of it.”

A natural athlete, Zurbrugg throws 90+ miles per hour from the outfield and routinely makes infield ground outs into singles. He was recruited to Shoreline from Bremerton High School.

“Zane has worked himself to a position to be proud of,” said Reindel. “We here in Phin Nation are extremely proud and will be rooting Zane on his whole career. Go Brewers!”