AANHPI Affinity College 101 Course

In Fall 2023, the Worthy of Achievement, Validation, Empowerment, and Success (WAVES) program will be providing an Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Affinity College 101 course that explores nontraditional college success strategies including identity development with an Ethnic Studies approach, trauma supports, and advocacy work. This course is embedded with new student orientation, peer tutors, peer mentors, and mental health support. It’s also an opportunity for students to work with an Academic Advisor to complete an Education Plan. 

COL 101 (34416) 

Hybrid Monday and Wednesday 6:00pm – 6:50pm 

09/27/2023 – 12/14/2023 

Room 1501 

Jamie Ardeña (he/him/his), the Multicultural Center Program Manager, will be the AANHPI Affinity College 101 Instructor this upcoming Fall quarter. His artwork that was previously featured at the Wing Luke Museum is on display at our Asian and Pacific Islander Student Center. You can connect with him at jardena@shoreline.edu.  

Please encourage any domestic AANHPI students who are undecided in their major, need support navigating through Shoreline, who can benefit from a course like this and prosper with the guidance of WAVES wrap-around support services, to register for COL 101 AANHPI course. 

If you have questions, please email us at api@shoreline.edu or visit us at the Asian and Pacific Islander Student Center (Building 1300, Room 1305). You can follow us on social media @scc_waves.  

Thank you,  

WAVES Support Staff  

This is a blue flyers with white writing that lists information about the class

CANCELED – All-Campus Fire Evacuation Drill, Thursday, August 3rd

Dear Campus Community,

The all-campus fire evacuation drill for Thursday, August 3rd, has been canceled. Campus Living will still be conducting their evacuation drill, but no other buildings are scheduled.

The all-campus fire evacuation drill has been rescheduled for Thursday, October 5th. The exact time of the drill will not be disclosed. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Safety & Security Director Greg Cranson at gcranson@shoreline.edu

Thanks!

9000 Bathroom Construction Update

Hello Campus Community,

We are well underway in remodeling the 2nd floor restrooms in the 9000 building.  The contractor will need to shut down the water to the 3rd floor restrooms this Friday, 8/4, from 8am to 4pm.  The only restrooms available in the 9000 building will be on the 1st floor.  Please let Kim Clark know if you have any questions.

Have a great day!

VP Business & Administrative Services Open Forums this Week!

Shoreline Community College is excited welcome two finalists for the Vice President for Business & Administrative Services position this week. We would love your feedback and participation in the Campus Open Forums. These sessions will be in person, on zoom and recorded for those to view if you are unable to attend the live forum.  Please see the links below:

August 2, 2023 from 1:00 pm – 1:45 pm

In Person:  Bldg. 1100 Rm 1104
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85336724108

Feedback Form:https://forms.office.com/r/SXj0005iSb


Andrea Baird graduated from University of Memphis with a Master’s in Business Administration. She is currently the CEO for the Speech and Hearing Center for the Mid-South dba Memphis Oral School for the Deaf. Prior to that she was the Chief Administrative Officer and Vice President Student Services at William R. Moore College of Technology.

August 3, 2023 from 1:00 pm – 1:45 pm

In Person:  Bldg. 1100 Rm 1104
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88071105777

Feedback Form:https://forms.office.com/r/GDU95589M5

Joe Mazur graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University with a Master’s in Computer Information Systems. He is currently the Vice President of Business Operations & Chief Financial Officer for Seminole State College of Florida.

Looking forward to seeing you in person or on zoom!


Elise

Elise Robinson, M.Ed.

Human Resource Manager

Good news about Starfish!

Hello Shoreline Faculty & Staff, 

 We are excited to share some unexpected good news regarding the Starfish restoration effort!  

Working with EAB (the company that owns Starfish) we have found a workaround to update a limited set of information in Starfish. While we cannot restore the nightly data imports until the college server is back online, we will be sending a partial “snapshot” of certain data that will make working with students in Starfish easier while ongoing restoration efforts continue. 

What will update? 

  • Students who are enrolled in classes as of July 28th will have full Starfish profiles. This includes students enrolled for Fall quarter. These students will be able to log in and book appointments in Starfish, and college staff will no longer need to create prospective student profiles for these students. The Starfish administrator will manually merge the prospective student records with the new records this coming weekend. 
  • Any students who have been assigned to an advisor in ctcLink since the ransomware attack will now be connected to that advisor in Starfish. 
  • Students’ class enrollments as of 7/28/2023 will be reflected in Starfish. Please note that no subsequent add/drop activity will be reflected until the system is fully restored. 
  • Instructors will be able to see their current students as of 7/28 in Starfish. 
  • Staff who were hired by the college between March 20 and July 13, 20237/28 will potentially be able to receive Starfish permissions as relevant for their work. If your area is already using Starfish and has hired new staff in this period, please contact Caitlin to have their permissions updated. 

What will not update? 

  • Students who have applied to the college since the ransomware incident but have NOT enrolled will not gain access, as they lack network IDs. Only students enrolled in classes as of 7/28/23 will be in Starfish. 
  • Student attributes and organizations will not update – information seen on the overview and info tab will still be incomplete or out of date. Please refer to ctcLink rather than Starfish for this information, and do not attempt to use the filter function in Starfish until full restoration is complete. 
  • Staff who have demographic or organization-specific relationships with students in Starfish may still not be connected to all of the students they work with. This includes groups like Veteran and Military Student Services, Transitional Studies, and Workforce Funding. Impacted students will include both those new to the college since March 20th and any students who have been recoded into impacted groups since that date. 
  • Information will not update in real time – changes made after July 28 will not be reflected in Starfish. 

When will I see the updates? 

  • The Starfish team is working with EAB now to ensure that the update can be done smoothly. We are in the testing phase right now, so all timelines are tentative. 
  • If all goes well, though, the update should go into effect late this week or early next week. 
  • The announcement banner in Starfish will be updated once the update goes through with the most current status.  

Can we do this regularly until the server is back? 

  • This manual upload is a very complex process for both the college and EAB, so it isn’t something we can do often.   
  • However, we have negotiated two manual updates: the first now, and the second near the end of Summer term, allowing us to bring in as many new Fall students as possible. 

I will reach out to areas using Starfish to discuss how the restoration timeline impacts you, and help identify workflows that will make your work as smooth as possible during this time of transition. 

As always, if you have any questions about this or anything else Starfish related, please feel free to reach out to me!  

Caitlin Jacques, PhD  
 Business Analyst – Starfish  
 Guided Pathways