Winter Continuing Education class registration at Shoreline Community College is now open!
Check our website for more info on upcoming classes: https://www.shoreline.edu/continuing-ed/default.aspx

Winter Continuing Education class registration at Shoreline Community College is now open!
Check our website for more info on upcoming classes: https://www.shoreline.edu/continuing-ed/default.aspx


o you have last minute holiday shopping to do and need a fun, active activity for your kids? Join the Shoreline CC Basketball coaches and our team for Basketball fundamentals:
For boys and girls grades 4-8. Students will bring their own lunch (nut free) and water bottle.
About the coach:
For over two decades, Cameron Dollar has coached Division 1 basketball mainly at the University of Washington and Seattle University. He has helped develop more than 40 professional basketball players including more than 15 NBA players. Before coaching, Cameron had an outstanding playing career. As a four-year letterman at UCLA, he achieved national recognition in 1995 as a pivotal player in UCLA’s National Championship season.
This camp is very popular, so early registration is recommended.
Register here: https://www.campusce.net/shoreline/Course/Course.aspx?c=307
Three more performances this weekend of the SCC Fall Quarter production of the world premiere of the play, Gale.
Gale is a modern reimagining of The Wizard of Oz, and is a story filled with both humor and a deeper message about loss, friendship, the devastating effects of climate change, and the true meaning of home.
For more information, check out this great review in Shoreline Area News!

As the year winds down, we would like to invite you to celebrate by sharing your holiday greetings with the campus. These greetings will then be edited together into a fun video to share with our campus community. We would love to see a wide range of departments and individuals representing all areas of campus.
Media producer, Rob Berg will be set up in two locations on campus next week to record individuals or groups who wish to share a short greeting for the whole campus.
Wear festive clothes, bring your smiles and messages of hope, peace, and love with your fellow staff members. We encourage different languages and would love to honor a variety of holidays. Let’s come together and have a little fun.
If you have questions, contact Rob at rberg@shoreline.edu. We’ll edit all the messages together to share next week before we all take a well-deserved break. See you there!
Remote workers can submit their holiday messages from their home computer. Record in Zoom or via your phone, then email Rob. However, if you use your phone, we kindly ask that you record your message horizontally and not vertically. Deadline for home submission is EOD Friday 12/13.
We’ll edit all the messages together to share the following week before we all take a well-deserved break.
Hope to see you there!
Cat & Rob
Events and News
Welcome back! I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving break. It seems like the time off had a very positive impact on the Executive Team as folks were very relaxed and funny in our weekly meeting this week. It’s been a pretty packed week both with meetings and getting a start on my supervisee evaluations. Thank you so much for those providing feedback as part of our 360 process this year.
I was able to attend several events this week which were really great! Students and staff from our stellar International Education program put on a wonderful celebration to honor United Arab Emirates National Day! We love our partnership with the Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK) who worked to bring these students to SCC.
The Pancakes with the President” event was a huge success as well! It was great meeting with some of our University & International partners (Arizona State University, TrainHub, Wichita State University, IELTS Official, Washington State University Pullman EducationUSA, Virginia Commonwealth University and more!) who support our International program! A big shout out to Alexander Mitu, Samira Pardanani and the team that brought us together for pancakes, learning and collaboration! Yes, I did actually flip some pancakes and I’m getting pretty good!




And yes, it was SOUPSGIVINGTIME again this year. The competition was tough this year – I made a Mulligatawny soup (extra spicy) which got an honorable mention. Thank you to Shoreline Community College Foundation celebrity judge John Weber for your culinary judging skills and congrats to Taisa Welhasch for winning the Golden Ladle award for your delicious Ukrainian Borscht and to Pangyen (Ben) Weng for winning the People’s Choice award for the Taiwanese Beef Noodle! Most importantly thank you to all who gave to our students in need. We appreciate it so much.









Cheers,
Jack
Fall Quarter Updates:
Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time
The Executive Team (ET) is now scheduling and holding virtual open office time via Microsoft Bookings:
Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time.
Accreditation
Program Reviews
Learning Outcomes Assessment
Committee/Council Updates:
Enrollments:
The winter 2025 daily enrollment report is available to all employees.
Business and Administrative Services:
Reposting Dr. Kahn’s previous communications to help share this important message: “On Monday, 12/2, Governor Jay Inslee issued a Directive to freeze state agency hiring, purchases, service contracts, and travel. This is due to a state budget forecast that shows state costs increasing faster than revenue, leading to a multi-billion-dollar operating budget shortfall through 2029.
This Directive does not include nor impact Shoreline Community College (or any of the colleges in our system). The Directive applies to Cabinet Agencies and does not apply to higher education institutions. As you know we already have positions frozen due to the OFM error but are not looking to freeze any other positions or travel at this time.
As employees and residents of Washington State, we know that we will all feel these impacts through friends and family, the state services we use, and more. We sympathize with those feeling these immediate impacts across Cabinet Agencies and will continue to do our collaborate and do our best work to support SCC through any future challenges.”
Technology Support Services (TSS):
Network Rewiring and Hardwiring Connection Project Update:
Below is the updated building list of the rewired and hardwired network connections that have been restored and those in progress with expected completion dates. As mentioned at the beginning of this project, most of the building wiring has not been updated for over a decade or more (emphasis on more). During this project, we have already encountered several major issues in the buildings as we run new cabling and test the integrity of previous network connections. We continue to utilize our third-party vendor (Milne) and expect to be fully completed in early 2025.
| Building | Expected Completion Date | Status |
| 800 | 24-Jan | |
| 1000 | Complete | |
| 1100 | Complete | |
| 1200 | Complete | |
| 1300 | Complete | |
| 1400 | Complete | |
| 1500 | Complete | |
| 1600 | Complete | |
| 1700 | Complete | |
| 1800 | Complete | |
| 1900 | 13-Dec | |
| 2000 | Complete | |
| 2100 | Complete | |
| 2300 | 20-Dec | |
| 2900 | 10-Jan | In progress |
| 3000 | Complete | |
| 4000 | 20-Dec | In progress |
| 5000 | 24-Jan | |
| 9000 | 14-Feb |
Human Resources:
Updates
Payroll Reminders
Payroll questions? Join us online, Tuesdays from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.
New Job Postings!
Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.
Events and Updates
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Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose
Shoreline Community College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities.
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