Students will meet employers with open positions, network with local employers, and receive resume and cover letter help. The event will connect students with employers from various job fields, including manufacturing, healthcare, call center, public sector, and many more!
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The Shoreline Community College Foundation’s fall quarter 2022 scholarship application is now open. See the instructions below on how to apply.
Each year the Shoreline Community College Foundation awards over 400 scholarships to students attending Shoreline Community College. Scholarship awards range from $200 to $4,000.
Full-time, part-time, international, and undocumented students are eligible to apply.
IMPORTANT TIMELINES
To get started:
Application Instructions
Questions?
Contact Michelle Cimaroli at mcimaroli@shoreline.edu.
Note:
An application for Shoreline Community College Foundation scholarships does not take the place of the Financial Aid application. All students, excluding international students, are encouraged to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) or the WASFA (for HB 1079 students) application for the current year, in addition to the scholarship application. For information about financial aid, visit our Financial Aid webpage, or email financialaid@shoreline.edu.
Sincerely,
Michelle Cimaroli (she/her)
Foundation Manager
Office of Advancement and Foundation
Shoreline Community College
www.shoreline.edu/foundation | 206.533.6783
Update: the electrical trenching work has been moved to the week of July 18, 2022
Update #2: to accommodate both the contractor’s schedule and the July 16 auto show, the east access road will be closed tomorrow (July 13) and will be re-opened by 3:00 p.m. on July 15. The closure will resume on July 18 and continue through August 9.
Happy Disability Pride Month from the Accessibility Advisory Committee! July 26, 2022, marks the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), also known as National Disability Independence Day. The disability community celebrates the ADA, a historic piece of legislation, throughout the month of July.
About the Americans with Disabilities Act
The ADA was passed on July 26, 1990, and was broadened with the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA), which went into effect on January 1, 2009. The ADA has five titles to provide protections for individuals with disabilities. These titles cover the workplace, state and local government entities (such as Shoreline Community College), places of public accommodation, telecommunications, and some miscellaneous circumstances such as protecting people from discrimination if they file a disability-related complaint. Want to learn more? Watch our “What is the ADA?” video on YouTube!
The Disability Pride Flag
Did you know that there is a Disability Pride Flag? Check out the image attached to this newsletter! The Disability Pride flag was designed by artist Ann Magill, a disabled woman, utilizing feedback from the disabled community. The flag features a black background with five lines (colored blue, yellow, white, red, and green) slashing across diagonally. According to Stony Brook University’s article on July Is Disability Pride Month, “Each color on this flag represents a different aspect of disability or impairment,” while the black field “is to represent the disabled people who have lost their lives due not only to their illness, but also to negligence, suicide, and eugenics.” As of October 2021, the flag changed to its current design, with parallel lines, rather than its former design, which had lines in the shape of a lightning bolt.
Ways to Celebrate
Disability Pride Month and the ADA Anniversary will be celebrated at a variety of events throughout the region, nation, and virtually. Many in the disability community take to social media in July by adding hashtags such as #ADA32 and #ThanksToTheADA to their postings. Join the virtual celebration by adding these hashtags to your own social media posts! Drop by the Student Accessibility Services office in Room 5226, Mondays-Wednesdays, to pick up some disability-themed stickers for your windows, laptops, or water bottles.
Resources
Fitness Center will be closed this week and will re-open for the summer quarter starting July 18th through August 18th. Please visit the Intramurals & Wellness webpage for any updates. You can also reach out to Steve Eskridge, Director of Athletics, Intramurals, and Wellness with any questions seskridg@shoreline.edu, (206) 546-4553.
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