Give blood at the Bloodworks Northwest blood drive on campus Tues., March 14

March 13, 2017 by Leave a Comment

Bloodworks Northwest will be on campus Tues., March 14 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (closed 12-1 p.m.) in the PUB Quiet Dining Room (9208) taking donations by appointment and walk-in. Walk-ins needed and welcome!

The blood center typically sees an 8% drop in donations at the end of March due to finals, spring break, and Easter. On average, It takes 900 donors to ensure a stable inventory for our local patients every day.

We can’t do it alone – that’s why we are asking for your help!

No matter if you’re a first timer, regular donor, or once-a-year giver – you are needed!
Will you please make a commitment to donate blood at our upcoming event?

Shoreline Community College | PUB – Quiet Dining Room
Tuesday, March 14
10am to 4pm (closed 12pm-1pm)
To make an appointment, call 800-398-7888 or sign up online.
Photo I.D. Required | Walk-ins Welcome

FAQ’s:
Yes, you CAN donate if you’ve had a flu shot.
Yes, you CAN donate if you’ve had a tattoo in the past 12 months as long as it was performed in a licensed facility in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, or California
Yes, you CAN donate if you are taking blood pressure medicine, as long as your blood pressure is within range
And there is NO upper age limit – as long as you are healthy, you’re eligible!

More questions? Please click here or call Bloodworks Northwest at 800.398.7888 ext. 2

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BREATHE: Wag more, stress less with College Dogs Tues., March 14

March 13, 2017 by Leave a Comment

The College Dogs will be on campus in the PUB 9202 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. on Tues., March 14. Swing by, say hi, and de-stress with a furry friend.
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DAIPAN Butoh Performance in the gallery, Tues., March 14

March 13, 2017 by Leave a Comment

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Join us for the 2nd gallery performance event of the 2017 Seattle Butoh Festival. Witness live performances and peruse captivating images of butoh performers. Compelling highlights include photography by Bruce Clayton Tom and two large-format paintings by Ruthie V.

Performances at this event feature:

    • Kaoru Okumura
    • Christopher Arnett
    • Diana Garcia-Snyder

Exhibition of photographs and paintings runs Mar 6-Apr 14, viewable Mon-Fri during building hours. https://www.facebook.com/events/1827862200796359/

This is the second in a series of gallery shows leading up to the Seattle Butoh Festival Mainstage shows at the Shoreline Community College Theater.

** Additional live gallery performances:

Mar 21 and Apr 4 at 4:30pm

To include Joan Laage, Erica Howard, Ari Rudenko, Ivan Espinosa, Lela Besom, Paula Helen, and Vanessa Skantze.

** Mainstage shows for “Seattle Butoh Festival 2017: Hidden Histories of the Body” run Apr 7-9: https://www.facebook.com/events/1787434224914349/

More info: www.daipanbutoh.com (including info on workshops by visiting artists)

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Board of Trustees Study Session (3PM) & Regular Meeting (4:30PM) – Wed., March 15

March 13, 2017 by Leave a Comment

The Board of Trustees will be holding its Regular Meeting on Wednesday, March 15, 2017 at 4:30 PM. A Study Session is scheduled to precede the Regular Meeting at 3:00 PM.

Both the March 15th Study Session and Regular Meeting will be held in the Automotive Showroom (#2120) – in the Automotive building (#2100).

The agenda and tabs for the March 15th meeting will be posted to the Board of Trustees Meeting Packets page after 1:00 PM on Monday, March 13th.

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College Tagline: A Message from President Roberts

March 13, 2017 by Leave a Comment

Dear Colleague,

It’s an exciting time to be at Shoreline. We are pleased to announce the results of the two recent tagline surveys. One of the recommendations from our strategic enrollment management study with the CLARUS Corporation was the need to establish a more cohesive college identity. After a year-long college identity study with students, employees, the local community, and competitor schools, CLARUS has synthesized all of the data into recommendations that reflect a single college promise that people can expect Shoreline to deliver:

“Shoreline Community College helps people discover personal direction by providing educational opportunities that enable students to reach their full potential. Graduates leave prepared to connect with and contribute to the world around them.”

From this statement, two taglines were tested with key audiences: “Engage. Become.” and “Connect. Achieve.” 543 surveys were collected between January 27-February 4. The winner by a slight margin was “Connect. Achieve.” However, after reading the individual comments, we discovered that many people expressed uncertainty about the words “become” and “connect.” Many suggested that “Engage. Achieve.” was the combination that truly represented Shoreline Community College.

After reviewing the research results, the Executive Team decided that one more test would be useful for the College. So another survey was designed to test “Connect. Achieve.” against “Engage. Achieve.” 389 surveys were collected between February 13-17. The winner was “Engage. Achieve.”

The final tagline recommendation for Shoreline Community College is: “Engage. Achieve.”

Together, the positioning statement, tagline, new marketing messages, and refreshed graphic identity standards will become a unified and compelling platform that will allow the entire campus to align with a clear, fresh, and positive college identity that reflects what we do best.

In the coming months, please watch for additional information and guidance about how the college identity platform will be introduced and rolled out across the campus (including print materials, advertising, website, etc). Thank you for your generous input. Your comments helped the College craft a message that will ensure we deliver on our promise to the diverse students and communities we serve. I look forward to continuing our work of helping students reach their full potential.

Respectfully,

Cheryl Roberts, Ed.D.

President

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