Payroll Deadlines 10/30 and 10/31

LEAVE REPORTS are due:Wednesday 10/30 at noon by employee and 5pm by supervisor. 
TIMESHEETS are due:Thursday 10/31 at noon by employee and 5pm by supervisor.   

Classified Staff 

  • Do your hours of work and leave add up to 40 each week (Work week is Sunday to Saturday)? They should! 
  • Do you need to charge your overtime pay to a budget other than your regular one? Email payroll@shoreline.edu with your name, the hours/date and Combo Code to be charged.  
    • Don’t know the Combo Code? Ask the person who assigned you the overtime or the Budget Office at sccbudget@shoreline.edu.  
  • Is there a holiday during the week? Be sure to add HOL and your scheduled hours for that holiday. 
    • Are you required to work on the holiday? Please be sure to use the following TRC’s. 
      • HWK & number of hours worked.  
        • Didn’t work your full shift?  Then add HWK for hours worked, and HOL for hours not worked, equal to your shift. 
      • Did you report Leave without Pay on your last working day prior to the holiday? 

Hourly (non-student) Staff 

  • Did you use the Time Reporting Code of “HRY” on your timesheet? Please make sure that you do.  

Student (non-workstudy) Staff 

  • Did you use the correct Time Reporting Code for your position?  Here they are!  

STU = enrolled for 6 or more credits, STF = enrolled for 5 or less credits, OEX = International students (regardless of load).  

Workstudy Students 

  • Did you use the correct Time Reporting Code for your position?  Here they are!  

FWS = Federal Workstudy, FRS = Federal Workstudy Read, SWS = State Workstudy, CSF = Community Service Federal Workstudy. 

  • Do you know what type of workstudy funding you have? Look on your Workstudy Referral form to confirm or contact payroll@shoreline.edu.   

FAQs: 

  • I’m not sure if I’ll work overtime on the final day of the pay period, should I wait to submit my report of hours?   
    • Please submit all the days except the final one by the deadline, and then submit the final day with hours worked at the conclusion of your shift.  
  • I’m having trouble remembering to submit my timesheets, what can I do?  
    • Set a re-occurring task for the morning of the 15th and 30th or 31st day of each month so a reminder pops up telling you to submit. Supervisors, you can also use this for approval reminders! 

RESOURCES:  

ctcLink Log-in How to add an absence    How to cancel/re-submit an absence  How to view an absence request 

Join Us for I-BEST Training Saturday 11/16/24

Dear Faculty,

Transitional Studies is excited to invite you to a special training session hosted by the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) focused on the I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training) model. This training is designed for instructors interested in learning more about the I-BEST model and those considering becoming either a content or I-BEST instructor. We are specifically hoping faculty from ABE/ESL, English, Math, Chemistry, Biology, Business, Communication, and Psychology will attend.

Event Details:

  • Date: Saturday 11/16/24
  • Time: 9:30am–4:30pm
  • Location: Cedar Building, 6211
  • Compensation: All participants will be compensated for their time through Transitional Studies
  • Perks: A free lunch will be provided!
This is a graphic with multicolored triangles advertising the I-Best Training

The I-BEST model is a powerful instructional approach that combines basic skills education with technical content, helping students achieve their goals faster and more effectively. Whether you are new to I-BEST or looking to deepen your understanding, this training is an excellent opportunity to engage with peers and enhance your teaching methods. For questions about I-BEST and this training, please contact our I-BEST Coordinator: Mary Lockman

To confirm your participation in this event, please register here before Nov. 12, 2024 to ensure you receive your free lunch!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Best regards,

Jessica Strickland, M.A.T. Acting Dean of Transitional Studies

Film Screening- Students and Faculty 11/8/24

Join our film students and faculty for a short film screening showcase.

  • Date: Friday 11/8/24
  • Time: 3:30-5:30pm
  • Location: Building 1600, Theater
  • Cost: Free

The door opens at 3:00 pm. Screening starts at 3:30 pm. Q and A at 5:30 at the Theater lobby. Pizza and light refreshments provided

This is a blue flyer with teal and green clip art of tickets and movie reels

Pickleball Open House 11/1/24

Pickleball open house this Friday! There will be demos, lessons, and all equipment will be provided. Wear your althletic attire and join us!

  • Date: Friday 11/1/24
  • Time: 10:30am-1:30pm
  • Location: 3000 Building, Main Gym
This is a flyer with kickball paddles, balls and a net advertising the Open House on 11/1

Día de los Muertos Event & Paul Strand: The Mexico Portfolio

Día de los Muertos: All welcome to participate!

  • Dates: 10/25/24-11/3/24
  • Location: Admin Building, 1000

The Day of the Dead is an Indigenous tradition originally celebrated throughout the fall to invite the living to celebrate life and death with those loved ones who have passed. It is believed that during this time the spirit of the departed visit their loved ones and to welcome them, families and friends, create gifts and offerings to guide them home.

To bring in Indigenous Peoples Month and to celebrate the shoulders our campus community stands on we would like to invite everyone to participate! We will have picture frames available for you to display photos of those you wish to honor and index cards if you would like to honor someone who has passed but you do not have an image of. You can also bring objects, food, or other items enjoyed by your loved ones.

Paul Strand: The Mexcio Portfolio

Accompanying the above event is an exhibition is brought to you through the curation and research of Shoreline Community College’s Intermediate and Advanced Photography students, Fall 2024. An incredibly beautiful group of photographs taken during the early 1930’s and a jewel of the Shoreline Community College campus art collection.