FREE Youth Mental Health First Aid Training in Shoreline, Nov. 7 + Dec. 7

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Dear Shoreline Community College Faculty and Staff,

I wanted to inform you of a FREE training opportunity for adults who live and/or work in the City of Shoreline. The flyer is also attached. This is a great training and education opportunity for parents, coaches, teachers, aunts, uncles and grandparents of young people. You can be the first line of support for youth experiencing mental health issues and this training teaches you valuable information to feel confident providing that support. Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches a 5-step action plan to offer initial help to a young person showing signs of a mental health challenge or illness.

This training is available to adults who live and/or work in the City of Shoreline. Register today by contacting Tanya at 206-631-8836 or tanya@chs-nw.org

YMHFA 2015-2016 Training Dates Flyer

Reminder: Great Washington Shakeout Drill at 10:15 on 10/15

Where will you be at 10:15 on 10/15 for the Great Washington Shakeout?

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Wherever you are, Shoreline Community College will be sending a test message as part the college’s participation in this statewide earthquake preparedness awareness effort. The Great Washington Shakeout is scheduled for 10:15 a.m. on October 15 as part of a national program.

At Shoreline, college officials suggest three things to get ready for the Great Washington Shakeout:

  • HOLD ON to it until the shaking stops

In addition, demonstrations of Automatic External Defibrillators (AED) and Stryker evacuation chairs will take place from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 15, in the lobby of the gym.

More information about the Great Washington Shakeout is at:

  1. http://www.dropcoverholdon.org/
  2. http://www.shakeout.org/washington/

Remember, this is only a drill.

Veterans Programs Presentation: How Transitioning Service Members and Veterans View the Classroom…and You , Wed., Oct. 21

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Please join the Veterans Programs office for the first in a series of training opportunities next Wed., Oct. 21 from 2-3 p.m. in room 1402 entitled: How Transitioning Service Members and Veterans View the Classroom…and You. Please attend and lets learn how we can best serve Veterans on campus together!!

Shoreline Community College, Navy Veterans Mike Schindler – CEO of Operation Military Family and Steve Vincent, Captain United States Navy (retired), will share “insider thoughts” on how transitioning service member and their families often look to college as their “next mission” in order to better themselves for life in the civilian world. But the classroom environment can often be more “foreign” than field missions.

You will walk away from this training with a better understanding of what Veterans experience through the transition process and what perceptions they often have to overcome as well as determine how the skills and experiences of a military/veteran family can add value to your classroom – you also may just learn what expectations a Veteran has of you…the leader of the classroom.

Plan to attend. The event is free and refreshments will be available (those are free too). Please register in advance here.

 

Global Affairs Center Programming Kicks Off Wed., Oct. 14 With “Cuba: A Country in Flux”

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Welcome to the fall quarter 2015 GAC programs. Below are links to the calendar page for each event where you will find complete details, including where and when. Faculty, if you are going to make any of these required or extra credit assignments, please contact Larry Fuell at 
lfuell@shoreline.edu or ext. 6750.

All events take place at Shoreline Community College, in Room 9208 (QDR). Evening events begin at 7:00 pm. Daytime events’ starting times vary (see below).

All events are open to the public, and FREE. 
Parking on campus is FREE in the evening; a small fee is charged during the day for visitors who do not have a parking permit

Oct 14    Cuba, Tim Payne and Tod O’Driscoll  (11:30 am)

Oct 22    Universal Human Rights, Bill Talbott, University of Washington [7:00 pm]

Oct 28    A Multicultural South Africa, Ernest Johnson, Shoreline Community College [12:30 pm]

Oct 29     Cuba-U.S. Relations, Marc McLeod, Seattle University [7:00 pm]

Nov 4     Women and Social Protest, Rachel David, Shoreline Community College [11:30 am]

Nov 5     Guatemala-U.S. Relations, John Hamilton, U.S. Ambassador (retired) [7:00 pm]

Nov 12   Canada-U.S. Relations, James Hill, Consul General of Canada [7:00 pm]

Nov 18   Cambodia, Diana Knauf, Shoreline Community College [12:30 pm]

Nov 19   Mexico, Eduardo Baca Cuenca, Consul General of Mexico [7:00 pm]

Nov 24   Service-Learning in Bolivia, Katie Fleming, and Lisa Libassi, Shoreline CC [10:30 am]

Please join us!

For more information about the Global Affairs Center, past and future programs, how you can join the GAC mailing list, and how you can support these programs, please go the GAC website.

Reminder: Application for Faculty Outcomes Assessment Project Due Oct. 19

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The Office of Institutional Assessment and Data Management (IADM) will be sponsoring 3-5 faculty-led projects during the 2015-16 academic year. The projects will focus on “closing the loop” (see image above) with assessment; teams of faculty will “review, assess, reflect and act” based on student learning outcomes for one course or series of courses.

Each project will be led by one faculty member, with the expectation that at least one additional faculty member (full- or part-time) will participate in the project. The project lead will receive a $1,000 stipend, with an additional $1,000 available to support participation of additional team members.

Applications are due October 19, with results announced October 23. Click here for application requirements.