There’s still time to purchase tickets for SIFF Opening Night at Shoreline! TONIGHT, Fri., May 26

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Celebrate 
SIFF OPENING NIGHT
at Shoreline Community College

Friday, May 26, 2017
6:00 p.m. Wine Tasting, Hors D’oeuvres, Meet and Greet
7:30 p.m. Film Screening “The Odyssey” about Jacques Cousteau

Tickets: $50 ($45 for college employees)*

TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE:
www.shoreline.edu/siff2017

Proceeds benefit: Performance Arts & Digital Filmmaking Scholarships

*And, since $20 of the ticket price is tax deductible, you’re really getting yummy hors d’oeuvres and a wine tasting for only $11 after the ticket price of The Odyssey – it’s a steal!

Mandatory weekly reboot of Windows computers

Beginning Sat., June 3, TSS will remotely reboot all Windows computers every week. TSS deploys patches to all computers but they are not completely installed until the computer reboots. Many user computers are not regularly rebooted, which creates a security risk for the campus. All computer users will need to make sure files and applications are closed before leaving work for the weekend each week. Computers will be rebooted every Saturday morning at 5:00 AM. Contact the TSS helpdesk at tss@shoreline.edu or Ext. 5872 if you have any questions or concerns.

Board of Trustees grants tenure to three faculty

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From far left to third from left, faculty members Kate Boyd, Sheryl Copeland, and Rosemary Whiteside were granted tenure by the Board of Trustees on May 24, 2017. Photo credit: Angela Hughes

The Board of Trustees unanimously granted tenure to three Shoreline Community College faculty members at its May 24, 2017 Regular Meeting.

Congratulations to: Kate Boyd (English), Sheryl Copeland (Counseling); and Rosemary Whiteside (Veterans Advising).

 

Get your tickets for this year’s Athletic Banquet, June 2

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Please let your professional technical students know – there may be tuition assistance available for them

With registration here, a student may tell you that they can’t afford next quarter. If this happens, Workforce Funding might be able to help.

If a student can answer ‘yes’ to any of these questions.

    • Are they receiving benefits from DSHS (food stamps/EBT, or TANF/cash assistance)?
    • Are they low income, (i.e. 1 person makes $2000 or less a month)?
    • Have they received unemployment insurance in the past four years?
    • Are they being laid off or formerly self-employed and need to retrain?
    • Have they recently lost or divorced a spouse who was helping to support them?
    • Did they become a veteran in the past four years?

If they answer yes to any of these questions, are in a professional technical program and have been a Washington State resident for at least a year, they may qualify for Workforce Funding! It is quick and easy to apply.

Please refer students to:

  • Call 206-546-5882 or visit the Shoreline Community College Workforce Education office on the lower level of the Foss Building (5101).