Edwin Lucero is Interim Director, Safety and Security

Edwin Lucero photo[6]Shoreline Community College is pleased to announce that Edwin Lucero has accepted the position of Director, Safety and Security, on an interim basis through June 30, 2018. The College recently conducted a national search for the director position, and senior administration determined to proceed with appointing Lucero, who had been performing supervisory duties in the area following the departure of Robin Blacksmith, for one year.

Senior Executive Director and CFO Stuart Trippel said, “Our recent search yielded a pool of candidates with strong backgrounds in law enforcement, which is undoubtedly valuable. In addition, campus security requires deep working knowledge of the complexities of the educational process, as well as lived experience with the rich diversity of our student body. I concluded that at this time, Edwin Lucero is the best person to move the Safety and Security Department forward and provide leadership at a time where security plays an increasingly important role on all college campuses.”

Lucero, who has served at the College since 2001, has over twenty years’ experience in campus safety and security. He has also cultivated close working relationships with local law enforcement agencies, including the Shoreline Police Department. In addition, he has completed multiple levels of National Incident Management System (NIMS) training on emergency management. Lucero will continue to enhance his skills in these areas.

The College will evaluate the director position again in early 2018.

Commencement 2017 faculty and staff Regalia timeline extended to Mon., May 8

Faculty or staff members who have not reserved their rental cap, gown, and hood now have until Mon., May 8 to do so. If you are worried you don’t have time to do this, or need help with the process (download the instructions here), please do not hesitate to call Lisa Smith at x5862 or email lsmi@shoreline.edu.

Also, check the Current Verified List! Sometimes there are those who think they’ve ordered, but a glitch can occur. Please contact Lisa Smith if your name is not on the list.

Thank you for supporting our Amazing students!

Video link from Spring 2017 Campus Update #1 with ACLU of Washington’s Deputy Director Michele Storms

The video recording of the April 14, 2017 Spring 2017 Campus Update #1 with ACLU of Washington’s Deputy Director Michele Storms is now online here.

Thank you.

From Margin To Center: Organizing Against White Nationalism, Wed., May 3

Wed., May 3, 12:30-2 p.m., PUB 9208

This workshop provides a critical framework for understanding the rise of white nationalism in this current moment on college campuses. Grounded in an understanding of the importance of cultural organizing this workshop will explore how white nationalists have engaged culture, and participants will develop their own anti-racist cultural organizing practices. This workshop is for students who are committed to racial justice and developing on-the-ground creative and resilient organizing strategies to counter white nationalist assaults on campuses.

Kate Boyd is a public scholar whose teaching, research, and service is informed by over two decades of anti-racist grassroots community organizing experience. Kate currently teaches cultural studies-based writing and literature at Shoreline Community College.

Cristien Storm is a mental health therapist and co-founder and former Director of Home Alive, where she developed and facilitated self-defense and boundary setting curricula rooted in social justice and progressive liberation theory.

Puppy love in counseling center today! Wed., May 3

Logan BREATHE Fall 2016[2]

Just in time for mid-quarter stressors and frenzy! Chill out by visiting with – Logan!

Logan, a certified therapy dog and his human, President Roberts, will be chilling out in the Counseling Center (FOSS 5245) on Wed., May 3 from 10–11:30 a.m.

Stop by for some puppy love and feel that stress melt away! Everyone is welcome as this is a demanding time for all – both employees and students!