Join us at the Math Learning Center at 2 pm on Thursday, November 17th or online over Zoom (link included in post) to learn about the 2023 – 2024 Pride Foundation scholarship. It is one of the largest scholarships available for LGBTQ students in Washington state. In the workshop, students will get help drafting their personal statements and learn about the scholarship’s requirements and award amounts.
Math Learning Center, Rm 4013, Library
or https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4635002959
College community,
We are nearing the halfway point of the fiscal year, and I know that many of you are anxious and concerned about seeing and monitoring your 2022-23 budgets. I’d like to provide a brief update on what information is available now, how to access it, and what is coming.
Due to complications related to ctcLink and other workload factors, we were unable to load the 2022-23 budget into ctcLink this summer. Time that would have been ordinarily used entering the budget was instead devoted to a very complicated fiscal year closing process – one that was entirely new for Shoreline. At the same, staff were navigating their way through a backlog of work resulting from ctcLink conversion. Vacancies in Financial Services have also compounded our challenges.
Our goal is to have this current year budget loaded by December 2022. We understand that this is not ideal, and we assure you that this does not represent where the Budget Office expects to be in the future. Going forward, we will operate on a regular and reliable schedule of having the budget ready by late August.
In the meantime, when assessing your budget activity, last year’s numbers should serve as a reasonable guideline. This is because we developed this year’s budget on a status-quo zero-sum basis, with very few changes from the prior year.
An interim budget tracking tool is available to you through Tableau at https://tableau.sbctc.edu/t/shoreline/views/FMSDashboard/BudgetingDashboard?:isGuestRedirectFromVizportal=y&:embed=y. Although this tool doesn’t yet reflect your allocations for the year, it does allow you to monitor and spending activity.
I appreciate your patience as the Budget Office and Financial Services continue to adjust to our new ctcLink environment.
Thank you.
Bob Williamson
Acting Vice President for Business and Administrative Services
Shoreline Community College
We have 11 police departments, 4 fire departments, 6 communications/dispatch groups, 2 Human Services agencies, one public utility company, a city DOT, 2 hospital groups, 2 branches of the military, 1 parcel company, and 5 general HR departments from various city or state agencies. The employers that have given us permission to promote them as confirmed attendees are the Seattle Fire Department, Everett Police, King County Sheriff, Redmond Police, King County Sheriff Dispatch, Overlake Hospital, Kirkland Police, Portland Police, City of Portland, Snohomish County PUD, US Navy, and US Marines.
Tuesday, November 15th, 2022
10:00AM – 2:00 PM
Hosted at: Shoreline Community College
16101 Greenwood Ave N, Shoreline, WA
Building 9000, Room 9215 (Main Dining Room)
Come out and learn about opportunities with local law enforcement, fire service, medical centers, public works, and various local government agencies. There are numerous positions open, including but not limited to:
You’ll also have an opportunity to learn about programs offered at Shoreline Community College that can assist with pursuing careers with these agencies.
If you have questions, please contact the Director of Safety & Security via email: gcranson@shoreline.edu
SCC is hosting a COVID-19 booster clinic in cooperation with the University of Washington Health.
When: Monday, November 14, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Where: The main dining room in the PUB, room 9215
No appointment is required, but you can make an appointment if you prefer by clicking HERE.
Bring your ID, your vaccine card, and wear a mask. Masks will be available to wear at the clinic as well.
Please direct questions to Jesse Lowe at jlowe@shoreline.edu.
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