Faculty Earn Shoreline Quality Course Design Certification

Please join us in congratulating our Faculty who have earned Shoreline Quality Course Design certification for their hybrid or online courses this winter:

Ali Armstrong – ENGR 115
Doug Reid & Evan Norberg – MUSC 206
Katie Johansen – ENGL 101

Our Winter Institute participants are finishing up their course revisions now so look for another announcement soon.

This certification is based on course design that achieves all aspects of our Shoreline Quality Course Design Rubric. Faculty participated in one of our Shoreline Hybrid and Online Course Design Institutes and designed or redesigned their course, keeping our Shoreline standards in mind.

Join us!
Our Spring Institute begins on April 18 and there are a few spaces still available. Please reach out to eLearning Services at elearning@shoreline.edu and we’ll get you signed up.

President Roberts attends the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Convention & Commission Meeting April 11-16

President Roberts: Off campus April 11-16 for the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Convention & Commission Meeting

While President Roberts is off campus, the AIC (Administrator(s) In Charge) for the College:

On Thursday, April 11
• Mary Brueggeman, Vice President & Executive Director: ext. 6724 &/or ext. 4755 (for Karla Belmonte, Executive Assistant to M. Brueggeman)

On Friday, April 12
• Gloria Ngezaho, Executive Director: ext. 4694 &/or ext. 5857 (for Pilar Corder, Executive Assistant to G. Ngezaho)

On Monday, April 15
• Gloria Ngezaho, Executive Director: ext. 4694 &/or ext. 5857 (for Pilar Corder, Executive Assistant to G. Ngezaho)

On Tuesday, April 16
• Mary Brueggeman, Vice President & Executive Director: ext. 6724 &/or ext. 4755 (for Karla Belmonte, Executive Assistant to M. Brueggeman)

Thank you.

Message from Facilities Director J. Francois: Right of Way (ROW) Improvement to begin Tuesday, April 9

Dear Colleague,

Phase 1 of the Right of Way (ROW) improvements along NW Innis Arden Way will begin the morning of Tuesday, April 9, 2019. Please review this phasing diagram containing the eventual sequence of this improvement project. Much of this work is weather dependent, so exact dates are not available for future phases.

• Laydown and prep work was completed this past weekend.
• Phase 1 work involves the installation of a storm drain line and is expected to take approximately twenty (20) days to complete.

During this phase, the north side of NW Innis Arden Way will not be accessible to foot traffic. Pedestrians will be routed along the south side and flagged across at the main entrance. The work hours for the construction crews are expected to be 9:30 am to 3:00 pm, with possible exceptions to work around delays and weather conditions.

My thanks to all for your continued support and cooperation. Please contact me if you have any questions.

Sincerely,
Jason Francois
Director-Facilities and Capital Projects
(206) 546-4514
jfrancois@shoreline.edu

Help recruit students for Resident Advisor positions

Student Life is currently recruiting for Resident Advisors (RAs) for the 2019-2020 academic year. RAs will serve an integral role in the development of community within Shoreline’s first residence hall, which will open in September 2019. These student leaders will facilitate the social, academic, and personal development of students living within the community by planning activities, responding to after-hours emergencies, and connecting students to campus resources.

Faculty/staff that know of a student(s) who may be a good fit for this position are encouraged to either have the student apply online or nominate the student so that we can reach out to them regarding this exciting opportunity.

If anyone has any questions, please feel free to contact smusnicki@shoreline.edu.

Student & Faculty Speakers and Student Service Award Nominations

Commencement 2019 preparations are in progress by the Commencement Committee.

The Commencement Committee requests nominations for student and faculty speakers.   Nominees for Student Speaker will be interviewed on camera and reviewed by the Student Speaker subcommittee. Speakers will be selected based on their accomplishments and potential to deliver meaningful, thought-provoking messages to graduates and guests. Those that are not chosen to be Student Speaker will still be able to communicate their story on the day of Commencement, as some of the footage recorded will be displayed during the ceremony. Student nominees must have their graduation applications submitted by April 12th.

Shoreline Community College is also pleased to continue the tradition of presenting a Student Service Award to honor one or more of its graduating students. This award recognizes a student’s service and contributions to the College and is presented prior to the commencement ceremony each year. The recipient(s) will receive an individual plaque and their names will be added to a permanent plaque that is displayed in the Student Leadership Center.

Nominations can be submitted online or in person. Physical forms can be picked up at all three Welcome Desks and submitted to Sarah Pearce in Students, Equity & Success by email (spearce@shoreline.edu) or room 5202 A (FOSS) by campus mail. All submissions will need to be submitted by Monday, April 29, 2019 (by 4:30 p.m.) to be considered for either honor.

We would also like to put out a call for Administrators, Staff, and Faculty to participate in the selection process. If you would like to participate in this process, please contact Sarah Pearce by Friday, April 12th.