WSDOT E-Bike Rebate Program

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e-Bike rebates are here! To further our CTR (Commute Trip Reduction) efforts on campus, please take a look at this great program!

Washington State Department of Transportation is opening the e-bike rebate program March 30th. The rebates will be $300 or $1200 for qualifying households! Apply early for the best opportunities.

  • Rebates will now be valid for 60 days
  • Rebate amounts will be the same
  • Random selections will happen monthly, on the second Monday of the month
  • Applications will be open from March 30, 2026, through March 29, 2027
  • You only need to apply to the program once to be considered for all remaining selections.

Your application from the pilot will not carry over. You will need to reapply if you would like the chance to receive a rebate for a new e-bike. We invite you to reapply for the program starting March 30.

Learn more on the program page. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to customer service. ebikesWSDOT@aptim.com or by phone 1-833-909-4222

Executive Team Leadership Update: Wendy Coates

Dear Campus Community,

I want to share that Wendy Coates, Associate Vice President of Development and Community Engagement and Executive Director of the Shoreline College Foundation, will be leaving the College at the end of April to pursue a new leadership opportunity.

Wendy’s impact on Shoreline has been both meaningful and far-reaching. She has approached her work here with a strong commitment to our students and a clear belief in the role the Foundation plays in supporting their success.

During her time here, Wendy built a collaborative, high-functioning Foundation team and strengthened systems that directly support students. She led efforts to improve and align our scholarship program with federal and donor expectations, while ensuring equitable evaluation methods. She and her team also revitalized alumni engagement through the launch of the Shoreline’s Alumni Network and a dedicated alumni steering committee.

Her leadership expanded how we support students and employees across the College. This includes launching FAFSA Cliff funding, strengthening emergency support through the Benefits Hub, expanding Faculty Excellence Awards, and partnering to provide additional funding for Innovation Grants. She also helped establish funding for HR initiatives focused on employee retention and staff satisfaction.

Wendy played a key role in strengthening the Foundation’s financial position during a critical period. Following the ransomware incident, she led efforts to rebuild records and restore fund balances, successfully negotiating a long-stalled agreement with the College, and guided the completion of three years of audits in just two years; all resulting in clean audits with no findings. She also put in place financial practices and reporting that will continue to support the Foundation’s stability and strategic growth.

Please join me in thanking Wendy for her contributions to Shoreline and for the work she has done to support our students, employees, and community.  We wish her the best of luck as she moves on to a new chapter.

We will share more information soon about interim leadership for the Foundation and next steps moving forward.

Cheers,

Jack

Jack S. Kahn, Ph.D.

President

Shoreline College

DECA students excel at state competition

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievement of our DECA students at the recent state competition! Out of 21 students who competed, an incredible 18 earned top honors by placing 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in their respective events – a remarkable accomplishment that reflects their hard work, dedication, and professionalism.

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DECA is an international organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management through competitive events and real-world business experiences. Participation in DECA allows students to apply classroom learning in dynamic, practical settings while developing critical leadership and career readiness skills.

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We are thrilled to see our students excel at such a high level and represent our college with excellence.

Congratulations to all of our competitors!

The top 12 students have been chosen to represent Shoreline College at the National Convention in Louisville, KY in April. Those students are Sienna Gunawan, Mirado (Milo) Andriambololona, Clairren Rusli, Sonia Gunawan, Edmund Haryono, Myokia Faithe Lim, Phoebe Michelle Tatawidjaja, Clarabel Poon, Chelsea Chandra, Jui Yen (Ris) Hung, Emmett Choi, and Vincent Vo.

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We look forward to your continued success!

Commencement Student & Faculty Speakers and Student Service Award Nominations

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We’re looking for student leaders and storytellers!

Help us celebrate the Shoreline College Class of 2026 by nominating a student or faculty member to serve as this year’s Commencement speaker and for the Student Service Awards.

Nominate yourself or someone you admire by Thursday, April 9th. Click here to submit your nomination.

Spring Quarter Parking Grace Period

The grace period for students to purchase parking permits ends on Sunday, 4/12. Citations for lack of permit will begin on Monday, 4/13.

During the grace period, visitor lot violations, ADA violations, parking in multiple stalls, parking in assigned spots/lots, and other illegal and hazardous violations will still be cited.

Beginning Monday, April 13th, 2026, permits are required to park on campus weekdays during the quarter, Monday – Friday from 6:00am – 4:00pm, excluding holidays.

Students can purchase parking permits in Student Finance (aka Cashiers), located on the second Floor of Bldg. 5000 (FOSS). When purchasing their permit, students will need to provide their vehicle make, model, and license plate number.

Please contact Safety & Security if you have any questions.