The Board of Trustees will meet on Wed., March 8 from 8:05 a.m. – 1 :15 p.m. in the Board Room (#1010M).
The purpose of the March 8th Special Meeting is for the Board to meet with Second-Year and Third-Year Appointment Review Committee Faculty Chairs.
Improvable & Highly Sketchy: A night of original improvisation and student, staff, and alumni-written sketch comedy pieces!!
Thurs., March 9 – Sat., March 11 and Thurs., March 16 – Sat., March 18 from 7:30-9:30 p.m.
General Admission – $15
Non-SCC students, Seniors, Faculty, and Staff – $12
Shoreline Community College Students & students 15 and under – $9
Shoreline Community College Theater
1600 Bldg. / Theater Lobby
16101 Greenwood Ave. N
Shoreline, WA 98133
CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE AND SITUATIONS
CHILDREN UNDER 10 NOT ALLOWED
Our Men’s Basketball team won the North region title! This is only the fourth time in our basketball program’s history.
Photo credit: John Brady.
After a 68-65 loss to Bellevue College on January 25, the Shoreline Dolphins found themselves at 2-3 in the North Region. The Phins trailed 1st place Peninsula by two games and sat in 5th place in the North Region standings. Nine games later Shoreline is celebrating their first North Region championship since 2010 and only the fourth Region championship in the history of Shoreline Men’s Basketball.
The Phins began their turnaround with two big road wins to close out the first half of North Region play. Shoreline won at Olympic by a score of 68-54 then traveled to Everett and came away with a tough 83-75 victory. Next up was a trip to Port Angeles to take on Peninsula and try to pull within one game of the Pirates. Playing in a high school gym due to inclement weather at Peninsula’s campus, the Phins pulled out an ugly 58-51 road win. The Phins would go on to win their next five games completing an eight-game win streak that took them from 5th to 1st. Shoreline dropped their final game of North Region play to Everett but still secured the North Region title and the #1 seed heading into the NWAC Basketball Championships.
Shoreline will participate in the NWAC tourney beginning on Thurs., March 9 at Everett Community College. The draw for the NWAC Basketball Championship Tournament will take place on Sun., March 5 at 3 p.m. You can watch it live on the NWAC YouTube Channel.
#GoPhins
Seattle International Butoh Festival 2017 is coming to Shoreline Community College! March 6 – April 9, 2017
with LIVE PERFORMANCES in the Shoreline Community College Art Gallery, Building #1000, Lobby AND Theater, Building #1600.
***All performances are free to students with SCC ID card***
Live Butoh Dance @ SCC Art Gallery
Performances: Tuesdays 4pm – 6:30 p.m.
March 7th – Opening Reception 4:00-6:30 pm with DAIPAN performing
March 14th – Showcase
March 21st – Performance
April 4th – Student performance
Main stage Performance Weekend
April 7th – 9th @
Shoreline Community College Theater
Friday, April 7th@ 8 pm:
Compañía Ruta de la Memoria (Chile) & DAIPAN members (Joan Laage, and Sheri Brown).
Saturday, April 8th @ 8 pm:
Compañía Ruta de la Memoria (Chile) & DAIPAN members (Helen Thorsen and Diana Garcia-Snyder)
Sunday, April 9th @ 3 pm:
Ken Mai (Finland/Japan) & Kaoru Okumura (DAIPAN/Japan)
DAIPANbutoh Collective is devoted to strengthening the presence of Butoh in Seattle and the Northwest, both by producing the work of its members and by bringing in international artists for performances and workshops. They have begun to focus more on outreach by educating and developing relationships with groups including veterans, prisoners, artists, philosophers, academics and contemplative practitioners. In doing so, they aim to deeply influence their community’s evolution.
John James, an emeritus faculty, died peacefully in his home on Monday, February 27, 2017 after a long battle with cancer. John came to the college in 1975 in the capacity of Technical Services and Reference Librarian. He served the college for thirty plus years—working with students, faculty, staff, administration, and the community to help the college meet its complex and challenging mission.
His focus and energy both inside the Library and with the college in general was always on improving on the work of teaching and learning for our students. His patience and vision for a more inclusive and dynamic college learning environment were noticeable across the campus in many projects and initiatives that helped employees, students, and community members connect their learning across disciplines and programs.
Memorial Service: March 31, 2017; 3:00 PM; St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church – Seattle, WA
~Submitted to the President’s Office by John Backes, retired Shoreline Faculty Member & Administrator
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