eLearning invites you to puzzle through lunch with us on Mondays, starting June 3. We always have an easy puzzle and a more challenging puzzle available to work on. For remote folks, we can do puzzles online via Zoom!
Bring your lunch, your coworkers and classmates and even puzzles to swap!
Do you know your Labor Rights?
Come learn about City of Seattle Labor Ordinances at one our workshops, presented by the Native Workforce Services Program!
Attendees will be entered to win a gift card!
May 29th topics:
Contact Sharlene Wong with questions: swong@unitedindians.org
This event is hosted by the WAVES Program and Career Center.
Please click here to register and for more information.
Dear Campus Community,
I am writing to inform you that the lounge furniture on the main floor of the PUB will be removed for reupholstering and repair starting Monday May 27, 2024. This exciting update is part of our ongoing efforts to enhance the comfort and aesthetic of our shared spaces. We expect the furniture to be returned right before commencement, looking better than ever! We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but will be putting a couple of temporary tables and chairs there in the interim.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this period. We are confident that the updated furniture will greatly enhance the student experience.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Best regards,
Kim Clark
Director of Facilities and Capital Projects
Events and News
Hey there folks, I hope you are all doing well. This was quite a week for community engagement. I saw many of you at the really moving presentation by Matika Wilbur presentation which began with a wonderful intro from students in our First Nations club. Matika then shared work from her book, “Project 562” where she visited all 50 states and documented the diverse lives and stories of Native Americans. The work is beautiful, challenging, and inspirational. She called to us as educators to transform our institutions and better reflect indigenous histories, voices, and practices. We have taken some positive steps here at Shoreline in that way and are looking forward to more!
Early this week I attended some of Anida Yoeu Ali’s workshops. She is currently featured in an exhibition at the Seattle Asian Art Museum which coincidentally I had just seen a few weeks ago (it’s really powerful if you haven’t seen it). Big thanks to the multicultural center and WAVES for bringing her here to connect with our students and staff.
I also really enjoyed a coffee reception held at the University of Washington for their annual undergraduate research symposium. Shoreline Community College is lucky to have the opportunity for our wonderful Honors students to participate! Thank you to the leadership of Michael Overa and the other Honors faculty! UW President Dr Ana Mari Cauce did a wonderful welcome, reminding folks of the importance of undergraduate research as a core part of their mission, as well as sharing how this kind of experience had a profound impact on her journey.
At this week’s Board meeting it was a pleasure to see three additional faculty members receive tenure. A huge congratulations go out to Caitlan Maxwell and Lauren Valentino Bryant, Library, and Kayleen Kondrack-Caranto, English for all their hard work and dedication. We are happy to have you here with us!
Lastly, I want to wish everyone a happy Memorial Day next week. On behalf of the College, I want to thank all of our students and community members who have served and especially to those we honor for giving their lives in service.
Be well all.
Jack
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Shoreline Community College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities.
MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY, MAY 27th 3:00pm
The National Moment of Remembrance encourages all Americans to pause wherever they are at 3:00pm on Memorial Day for one minute of silence to remember and honor those who have died in service to the United States. For the fallen and for the missing, we carry the torches of their memories.
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