The application period to serve on a Steering Committee is open now through Sept. 23. The handout from the May 20 Campus Community Update lists the Steering Committees open for participation and outlines the application process.
The online application will be available from June 1 through September 23. Your participation is a clear demonstration of the “intentional inclusion” we have established in Goal 3 of Shoreline Community College’s Strategic Plan. Thank you!
Here are the events happening around campus for Wed., June 1. BREATHE before finals events are listed separately here.
Recess from Stress event, PUB Courtyard
Wed., June 1: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
FREE ice cream. Need you read further?
FREE popcorn! You made it this far, keep going.
FREE prizes! Glad you kept reading, right?
There’ll also be music, food trucks, and loads of fun activities for helping students get rid of their stress before finals! There will be an arm wrestling tournament, water balloon toss activities, a coloring mural, and much more!
Chemistry student capstone project presentations, Room 2925
Wed., June 1: 10:30 a.m.
The campus community is invited to attend the capstone project presentations of Karen Kreutzer and Linda Kuehnert’s third-quarter general chemistry and third-quarter organic chemistry classes. The presentations will be held in Room 2925 from 10:30-11:20 a.m. on Wed., June 1, Thurs., June 2, and Fri., June 3. Topics range from pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides to Food Irradiation, Antifreeze in Frogs and Fish, and Antibacterial Soap.
Please join us and see what our talented students have been up to this quarter!
Communications Studies Public Performance: Gender Bake Sale: PUB Lounge
Wed., June 1: 10:30-11:20 a.m.
Come check out our socially constructed hyper-gender bake sale for a tasty gender-roll, not bread-roll.
Honors student presentations, PUB 9208
Wed., June 1: 12:30-4 p.m.
Our honors students will be making their final presentations on Wed., June 1 in the PUB Quiet Dining Room (9208) from 12:30-4 p.m. Please stop by and hear about their many interesting projects. Two of our students presented this year at the University of Washington Undergraduate Research Symposium and you can read about that here.
Communications Studies Public Performance: Let Me Take a Selfie, PUB
Wed., June 1: 1:20-2 p.m.
An installation performance on how technology and cell phones are taking over our lives.
Movie Screening and Discussion “That Which I Love Destroys Me,” Room 1402
Wed., June 1: 2:30-4:30 p.m.
That Which I Love Destroys Me is a unique and powerful film by director Ric Roman Waugh. TWILDM is an uncensored look at the current epidemic of PTSD and severe mental trauma that create tremendous challenges for returning service members. A five-year labor of love, TWILDM followed two Special Operations Soldiers as they returned home after fighting in the longest combat campaign in American history only to face a new battle; the effects and stigma of PTSD and reintegration as a whole. But more importantly, the documentary addresses how they’re overcoming these issues.
Our sincere thanks for your continued support of our student veterans and our program. We hope to see you there!
Retirement Celebration for Bob Francis, Board Room 1010M
Wed., June 1: 3-5 p.m.
Come join us for a retirement celebration for Bob Francis, Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, on Wed., June 1 from 3-4:30 p.m. in the Board Room in the Admin bldg., Room 1010M.
2016 Shoreline Portfolio Show, Melrose Market Studios
Wed., June 1: 5-9 p.m.
Got Graphic Design? Game Art and Design? Animation for Multimedia and Video? Enjoy light refreshments while perusing the incredible work that Visual Communications Technology students are producing at the third annual Shoreline Portfolio Show presented by the VCT Club. This fun event takes place at Melrose Market Studios, located on Seattle’s Capitol Hill at 1532 Minor Avenue, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 31 and June 1, from 5-9pm.
SIFF presents “Vanity,” Main Campus Theater
Wed., June 1: 7-8:30 p.m.
“Euthanasia comedy” seems an odd descriptor, but the latest from Swiss director Lionel Baier (Longwave, SIFF 2014) is a blackly humorous Christmas tale about one man’s absurd journey to die with dignity.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “The Eyes of My Mother,” Main Campus Theater
Wed., June 1: 9-10:30 p.m.
When a grinning lunatic attacks a Portuguese-American family living in a secluded farmhouse, it awakens dark desires in a young girl who begins to act on her psychotic impulses in this gorgeous, Lynchian horror fable shot in sinister black and white.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
Here are the events happening around campus for the week of Tues., May 31 – Sun., June 5. BREATHE before finals events are listed separately here.
Tues., May 31
Memorial Day Flag Raising Ceremony, Flagpole by Admin (1000) building
Tues., May 31: 12:30-1 p.m.
Join us in the raising of the flag in honor of Memorial Day.
Board of Trustees Study Session & Regular Meeting, Board Room 1010M
Tues., May 31: 3 p.m.
The Study Session on May 31 is scheduled to commence at 3 p.m., and the Regular Meeting on May 31 is scheduled to commence at 4 p.m. Thank you.
2016 Shoreline Portfolio Show, Melrose Market Studios
Tues., May 31: 5-9 p.m.
Got Graphic Design? Game Art and Design? Animation for Multimedia and Video? Enjoy light refreshments while perusing the incredible work that Visual Communications Technology students are producing at the third annual Shoreline Portfolio Show presented by the VCT Club. This fun event takes place at Melrose Market Studios, located on Seattle’s Capitol Hill at 1532 Minor Avenue, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 31 and June 1, from 5-9pm.
SIFF presents “Therapy for a Vampire,” Main Campus Theater
Tues., May 31: 7-8:30 p.m.
One night Sigmund Freud discovers a new patient on his couch, a mysterious count who has entered therapy because he can no longer bear his “eternally long” relationship with his wife, in this humorous mashup.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “Battledream Chronicle,” Main Campus Theater
Tues., May 31: 9-11 p.m.
In a futuristic world where humans have been reduced to virtual-reality slaves, a young woman fights for her freedom in a dazzling and inventive sci-fi adventure, the first feature-length animated film from the Caribbean island of Martinique.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
Wed., June 1
Recess from Stress event, PUB Courtyard
Wed., June 1: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
FREE ice cream. Need you read further?
FREE popcorn! You made it this far, keep going.
FREE prizes! Glad you kept reading, right?
There’ll also be music, food trucks, and loads of fun activities for helping students get rid of their stress before finals! There will be an arm wrestling tournament, water balloon toss activities, a coloring mural, and much more!
Movie Screening and Discussion “That Which I Love Destroys Me,” Room 1402
Wed., June 1: 2:30-4:30 p.m.
That Which I Love Destroys Me is a unique and powerful film by director Ric Roman Waugh. TWILDM is an uncensored look at the current epidemic of PTSD and severe mental trauma that create tremendous challenges for returning service members. A five-year labor of love, TWILDM followed two Special Operations Soldiers as they returned home after fighting in the longest combat campaign in American history only to face a new battle; the effects and stigma of PTSD and reintegration as a whole. But more importantly, the documentary addresses how they’re overcoming these issues.
Our sincere thanks for your continued support of our student veterans and our program. We hope to see you there!
Retirement Celebration for Bob Francis, Board Room 1010M
Wed., June 1: 3-5 p.m.
Come join us for a retirement celebration for Bob Francis, Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, on Wed., June 1 from 3-4:30 p.m. in the Board Room in the Admin bldg., Room 1010M.
2016 Shoreline Portfolio Show, Melrose Market Studios
Wed., June 1: 5-9 p.m.
Got Graphic Design? Game Art and Design? Animation for Multimedia and Video? Enjoy light refreshments while perusing the incredible work that Visual Communications Technology students are producing at the third annual Shoreline Portfolio Show presented by the VCT Club. This fun event takes place at Melrose Market Studios, located on Seattle’s Capitol Hill at 1532 Minor Avenue, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 31 and June 1, from 5-9pm.
SIFF presents “Vanity,” Main Campus Theater
Wed., June 1: 7-8:30 p.m.
“Euthanasia comedy” seems an odd descriptor, but the latest from Swiss director Lionel Baier (Longwave, SIFF 2014) is a blackly humorous Christmas tale about one man’s absurd journey to die with dignity.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “The Eyes of My Mother,” Main Campus Theater
Wed., June 1: 9-10:30 p.m.
When a grinning lunatic attacks a Portuguese-American family living in a secluded farmhouse, it awakens dark desires in a young girl who begins to act on her psychotic impulses in this gorgeous, Lynchian horror fable shot in sinister black and white.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
Thurs., June 2
SIFF presents “A New High,” Main Campus Theater
Thurs., June 2: 7-9 p.m.
An inspiring documentary following ex-Army Ranger Mike Johnson, who enriches the lives of a group of recovering addicts at Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission by encouraging them to join him on a mission of personal discovery and redemption–climbing to the 14,400-foot summit of Mt. Rainier.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “Spa Night,” Main Campus Theater
Thurs., June 2: 9:30-11 p.m.
A young Korean-American (Joe Seo, in a Sundance-winning breakthrough performance) discovers his burgeoning sexual desires amid the steamy underground world of gay hookups when he takes a job at a spa in Los Angeles’ Koreatown.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
Fri., June 3
Spring Barbecue, Carkeek Park
Fri., June 3: 2:30-5:30 p.m.
Celebrate the end of the academic year and the graduation of the 2016 class with us!
Join us to celebrate your achievements and have a little relaxing getaway from studying before the finals! There’ll be FREE FOOD and FUN ACTIVITIES!!
Open to all Shoreline Community College students, faculty, and staff!
This event is co-hosted by International Education and the Multicultural Center.
Carkeek Park
950 NW Carkeek Park Rd
Shoreline, WA 98177
Music Technology Second-Year Students Portfolio Presentation, Music bldg., rm 820
Fri., June 3: 2:30-4 p.m.
Second-year Music Technology students will present portfolios of works from their time at Shoreline Community College.
SIFF presents “Complete Unknown,” Main Campus Theater
Fri., June 3: 6:30-8 p.m.
From the director of Maria Full of Grace, this intelligent and romantic exploration of identity follows a married man (Michael Shannon) as he reconnects with an old flame (Rachel Weisz) who has repeatedly invented new personas for herself over the years.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “Trumanmay-31,” Main Campus Theater
Fri., June 3: 9-11 p.m.
A wise and tender ode to the friendship of man and dog, two middle-aged men reunite in Madrid and spend four days taking unexpected detours, reflecting on loves, losses, triumphs, and regrets. Winner of five Goya Awards including Best Picture.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
Sat. June 4
SIFF presents “Summer of ‘92,” Main Campus Theater
Sat., June 4: 1-2:30 p.m.
The Danish national football team, a group of ragtag underdogs already knocked out in the 1992 UEFA Euro playoffs, must pull themselves together in only a week when another country forfeits their spot in this Full Monty for footballers.
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “Sonita,” Main Campus Theater
Sat., June 4: 3:30-5 p.m.
Winner of the Sundance Grand Jury Prize, Sonita is the tale of a feisty teenage refugee and aspiring rapper from Afghanistan who, after her mother announces an arranged marriage, upends the foundations of documentary filmmaking with a bold request to her filmmaker: Will you buy me?
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “Big Sonia,” Main Campus Theater
Sat., May 4: 6-8 p.m.
Diva. Enigma. Holocaust survivor. Meet 90-year-old Kansas City tailor shop owner Sonia Warshawski. She may be just shy of five feet tall, but her enormous, sparkling personality and stirring stories of survival have earned her the nickname “Big Sonia.”
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
SIFF presents “Triviṣa,” Main Campus Theater
Sat., June 4: 8:30-10 p.m.
A trio of directors helmed this noir about three notorious Chinese criminals who cross over into Hong Kong to make their fortune in the days leading up to the 1997 British handover of the territory. Produced by master filmmaker Johnnie To (Drug War).
General admission $13, SIFF member $11. Tickets at www.siff.net or at the door.
Sun., June 5
Dental Hygiene Pinning, Main Campus Theater
Sun., June 5: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Dental hygiene students graduating from the program this quarter will participate in a pinning ceremony to honor and acknowledge their achievement.
Commencement 2016, Main Gym
Sun., June 5: 2 p.m.
Shoreline’s Annual Commencement Ceremony will start at 2 p.m., Sunday, June 5, 2016 in the College gymnasium (Building 3000). On the day of the event, graduates should arrive no later than 1:30 p.m. and check in at the lower level of the 3000 (Gym) building.
Following the ceremony, there will be a reception in the main dining hall of the Pagoda Union Building (9000) with light refreshments. A setting for photographs will be provided. There will also be opportunities to talk with the commencement speakers, meet college faculty, and enjoy the company of other students.
This week we will be welcoming Yvonne Ortiz from AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) for Higher Education (AHE). Yvonne is our AHE coach and will be coming to campus on Wednesday, May 11th and Thursday, May 12th.
The purpose of Yvonne’s visit is for her to learn about Shoreline’s key projects and future plans related to student success. In her two days here, Yvonne will engage in conversations with faculty and staff from instruction and student services. As our AHE coach, she can apply her wealth of experience and expertise to help us enhance and support our student success efforts. Yvonne’s visit provides an excellent opportunity for us to reflect on the work we have accomplished over the year and how to move forward even more effectively.
There are also two scheduled open sessions (below), as well as scheduled meetings with key groups throughout the visit.
Faculty
Wednesday, May 11th: 12:00 – 1:30pm
PUB Quiet Dining Room (9208)
Lunch provided, RSVP to anacanaynay@shoreline.edu
Student Affairs
Thursday, May 12th: 11:00am – 12:00pm
Admin bldg. (1000) Board Room 1010M
If you have any questions, please contact Bayta Maring (bmaring@shoreline.edu, 206-546-6949) or Guy Hamilton (ghamilton@shoreline.edu, 206-533-6638).
After months of work by hundreds of members of the campus and the community-at-large, our Strategic Plan is ready to roll out. Please join me and members of the Executive Team for a Campus Community Update on Friday, May 20, 2016 from 2:00 – 3:30 PM in the PUB’s Main Dining Room.
The work ahead involves gathering baseline data, researching best practices, and creating the annual plans to reach the five (5) year goals we have identified in our 2016 – 2021 Strategic Plan. This will require new and some existing committees to recommend work through a shared planning and participatory structure.
At the May 20 Campus Community Update, we will:
• Outline the principles of the work ahead, describe the new Steering Committees, and give you an advance look at the structures and work to begin in the fall.
Your ongoing work is producing great results and the Executive Team and I will highlight some of those successes.
Folding together the current work we have been successfully doing, with the new and continuing work demanded by the Strategic Plan, will ensure our students’ achievement as we work together.
I look forward to seeing you on Friday, May 20 for this interactive conversation as we roll out the next chapter of our Strategic Plan.
-Cheryl
Cheryl Roberts, Ed.D.
President
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