Timecards Due Soon!

Below are the deadlines for absence and timesheet entries:  

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EMPLOYEES:  

ABSENCES REPORTING:  All employees  All absences for the current pay period must be entered no later than  NOON  10/14  
TIMESHEET ENTRY:  Classified, Hourly, Student & NPE employees  All time worked for the current pay period must be entered no later than  NOON  10/15  

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  SUPERVISORS:  

ABSENCES REPORTING:  All absences must be approved by  End of Shift   10/14  
TIMESHEET ENTRY:  All timesheets must be approved by   End of Shift  10/15  

  TIME REPORTING CODES BY EMPLOYEE GROUP:  

Hourly:   

Please be sure to use the correct Time Reporting Code for your position  

  • HRY for non-student hourly employees  

Student:  

Please be sure to use the correct Time Reporting Code for your position  

  • STU for student hourly employees enrolled in 6 or more credits  
  • STF for student hourly employees enrolled in less than 6 credits  
  • OEX for international students regardless of credit load  

Are you a work-study student, then you should be using one of the following:  

  • FWS for federal work-study students  
  • SWS for state work-study students  
  • FRS for Fed w/Study Read  
  • CSF for Community Serv. FWS  

Classified:  

  • Make sure each week equals your work schedule; 100% employee, then you should have a minimum of 40 hours posted between REG, comp time and any leave, 75% employee, then you should have a minimum of 30 hours posted between REG, comp time and any leave.  This includes any Leave without Pay posted.  
  • Overtime to be charged to a budget other than the employees normal budget, please email the combo code (not the chart string) to payroll@shoreline.edu& the budget authority person (who approves you to do the work).   

Through the Lens – Student Artist Reception 10/17/24

SCC emerging artists and Seattle non-profits collaborate! 

​Join us for an Artist Reception featuring food, drinks, music, art!

  • Date: Thursday 10/17/24
  • Time: 4:00-6:00pm
  • Location: 1000 Building, Art Gallery

Documentary Photography coursework, taught by faculty member Lauren Greathouse at Shoreline Community College, focuses on the culmination of an entire quarter of visual storytelling and service to the community. These Shoreline student artists spent an entire quarter working in collaboration with a non-profit of their choosing within the Seattle area, merging art and agency through the selection of images on display.

This is a black and white image of a person on a skateboard advertising the Artist reception.

Wasp Ground Nest Between Bldg. 2900 & Bldg. 3000

Dear Campus Community,

A wasp ground nest has been found on the main campus walkway between Building 2900 and Building 3000. The nest is in the ground under the railing on the east side of the path by the 3000 building. Signage has been placed around the area warning of the presence of the nest. Our external contractor, Western Exterminators, is scheduled to neutralize the nest tomorrow, Thursday, October 10th. Use of alternate routes is advised in the interim as there have been multiple reports of being stung while walking through the area. While the neutralization of nests is not our preferred option at any time, these nests pose a hazard to the safety of members of our community.

This is a photo showing the walkway near where the wasp nest is

Employees that have individual concerns regarding work impact can contact Human Resources at hr@shoreline.edu

Student inquiries can be directed to safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu

Respectfully,

Your Department of Safety & Security

Join Us for the Giving Table Event on Friday 11/1/24

Join Us for the Giving Table Event on November 1, 2024

When donors give to the SCCF they provide funding to help students struggling with basic needs insecurity. Donors directly impact the completion rates of our students. Because of donors, more students will get help meeting their basic needs, which means more students will finish their certificate or degree program, which means more students will move into living-wage jobs!

SCCF donors also provide critical tuition dollars through scholarships and tuition assistance. 190 students were awarded just more than $200,000 in scholarship funds for the 24/25 academic year. The impact of donor funding ripples through our local community and state economies. Donors are helping to make the world a better and more secure place

  • Date: Friday 11/1/24
  • Time: 11:30am-1:00pm
  • Location: PUB, Main Dining Room
  • Cost: Free to Attend, but this is a fundraising event and guests will be asked during the event to make a donation that is personally meaningful.

Sign Up for the Fall Club & Resource Fair on 10/23/24

Departments and programs are invited to participate in the Fall Club & Resource Fair on:

  • Date: Wednesday 10/23/24
  • Time: 1:00-3:00pm
  • Location: PUB Main Dining, Room 9215

This is an excellent opportunity to promote your resources and services to students. Sign up by Friday, Oct. 18 by going to https://bit.ly/SCC_ClubFairFA24.

If you have any questions, e-mail studentlife@shoreline.edu.

This is a purple and orange flyers with pumpkins advertising the Club and Resource Fair