Last day to vote in the Spindrift Art Jury Show! Thurs., Feb. 23

Join us and vote for your favorite submission at the Spindrift Art Jury Show this Wed., Feb. 22 and Thurs., Feb. 23 in the VCT (2000) building.

This year, we’re thrilled to say 55 artists contributed over 225 digital submissions of art for consideration in the Shoreline Community College 2017 Spindrift Art & Literary Journal.

Students and contributors have the opportunity to vote for their favorites (up to 10 ballots!) at the Spindrift Art Jury Show, which will be going onWed., Feb. 22 and Thurs., Feb. 23 in the VCT (2000) building lobby during building hours.

Literary submissions are being reviewed for selection too. In the next few weeks final decisions for both art and literature will be made for our 2017 journal.

Please join in voting for Spindrift 2017 art!!

Free Gary Georger ceramics workshop Sat., Feb. 25

Gary Georger ceramics workshop, Sat., Feb. 25; 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Visual Arts Center – Ceramics Studio (2065)
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Gary Georger will be presenting an educational workshop to share his life experiences as a studio artist. His presentation intends to give insight to those interested in pursuing ceramics as a career and to those generally interested in clay. A slide presentation of his life experiences, influences, and travels will be followed by demonstrations of wheel throwing techniques as he throws “a day in the life” at the wheel.

This event is open to all staff, faculty, and students and no rsvp is needed.

Free auto leaks inspection on campus Thurs., Feb. 23

Free auto leaks inspection workshop in the Automotive Training Center Thurs., Feb. 16 from 6-10 p.m. Register here.

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The GAC presents a talk with Shoreline alumni – THE WORLD: A Discussion of “Ah-ha” Moments, Thurs., Feb. 23

Join us Thurs., Feb. 23 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the PUB 9208 to hear from former Shoreline students who’ve gone on to study at the UW’s Jackson School of International Studies. 

Featuring:
Alexis Chouery (SCC 2012; JSIS 2015)
Simon Walker (SCC 2012; JSIS 2015)
Ian Waller (SCC 2014; JSIS 2016)

Every year about one-third of Shoreline Community College graduates go on to four-year institutions such as the University of Washington where they complete their undergraduate degree, then on to international work in places that include Seattle, Olympia, Washington, D.C., and elsewhere in the world. We invited some of them to return to the Shoreline campus and to share with us their stories about education, careers, and some “ah-ha” moments they experienced along the way.

Additional support provided by the Center for Global Studies, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, UW, and individual contributions.

For more information about our speakers, visit our biographies page.

For photos, visit and LIKE our Facebook page.

For more Information about the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, visit their page.

Reminder! 2017 Opera Workshop is Feb. 24-26

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Performances in the Campus Theater:
Fri. and Sat., Feb. 24 & 25 at 7:30 p.m.
Sun., Feb. 26, 3 p.m.

Tickets:
Shoreline Community College Students / Children – $12
Seniors, Staff & students – $16.00
General Admission – $18.00

You can purchase tickets at the door or order online at www.brownpapertickets.com

This performance marks the west coast premiere of Amy Beach’s Cabildo! Amy Beach, arguably America’s most famous and celebrated female composer, composed her only opera in 1932. Never published, the work was not performed during the composer’s lifetime, and has only had a handful of performances since 1946. Shoreline’s production will be the west coast premiere of this miniature masterpiece. Set in late nineteenth century New Orleans, Cabildo tells the mysterious story of the notorious pirate, Pierre Lafitte (sung by Trevor Eaden) and his lover, Lady Valerie (sung by Alexandra Picard). The story is set in the governor’s palace and jail of the Cabildo, and features a cast of singers, chorus, and narrator accompanied by a piano trio.opera-workshop