announcements – Day at a Glance

Student Life invites interested faculty and staff to participate in the inaugural Dive-In Leadership Conference which will take place on Friday, Feb. 24. Presenters are needed to share their knowledge and expertise with students on a variety of topics. Examples include:

Marketing your leadership skills
Time management/work-life balance
Channeling your interests/passions into a career
Building emotional intelligence and empathy skills
Community organizing
Skills for multicultural workspaces
Working with diversity in mind
Recognizing and supporting students in distress
Successful self-care strategies

if you’re interested in presenting a 40-50 min. session, please go to https://bit.ly/DiveInPresenter to sign up by Friday, Jan. 20. If you have any questions, please e-mail studentlife@shoreline.edu.

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EVENTS AND NEWS

Good afternoon all,

Hope you have been having a great week. This past week has been one of meeting new colleagues on my end. I’m sure you know by now, but we have Holly Woodmansee and William (Bill) Saraceno helping us as leadership in the Business and Admin area. Both have extensive experience in the community and technical college system, have worked at Shoreline, and want to see us succeed! Holly will be here two days a week in-person so if you get a chance to pop by the admin building, please do so.

More good news- we started the process to “get the band back together” in Communication & Marketing and have been meeting to move the first position forward- the Executive Director. We hope to start interviews in early January! Wish us luck!

I also had the monthly WACTC Presidents Academy and meetings last week (on Zoom), which as usual, were very informative. I am beginning to know folks better which is nice and even getting teased “you are not new anymore so now you are voluntold, etc.”, which is fun as well.

I had a GREAT meeting yesterday with Lynwood City Council member Julieta Altamirano-Crosby. I met Julieta at the Seattle Latino film festival here on campus. She has a wonderful and powerful story to share about her experiences moving to the state from Mexico and her experiences here which have really solidified her advocacy for the Hispanic/Latinx community. We had great discussions about reaching immigrant families and folks who currently are not yet here at Shoreline and how we can partner with our local faculty and staff and others in the community to change that. I will keep you posted as things develop but it was very inspirational.

Finally, as part of strengthening some ties in the community to support campus safety, I met with the City of Shoreline Chief of Police Kelly Park & Greg Cranson, our Director of Safety & Security. There were many topics discussed including community engagement, community support and safety, additional professional development, and collaborating with our local teams toward Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion goals. This is going to be a great partnership with a lot of support for SCC!

Have a great week all,

Jack

JACK KAHN | PRESIDENT Virtual Office Hours
Open Office Hours Zoom Link – Meeting ID: 843 6934 7745 – Dial In: (253) 215-8782

Wednesday, December 14, 2022: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM\

From J. Kahn: Video Campus Update 12/07/22

Fall Quarter Updates

ctcLink Updates:

Training

Faculty Focus: Grading in ctcLink Drop-in Support. Join our new ctcLink Faculty Lead, Heather Munsell, to have your grading questions answered via Zoom.

Dec. 14, 12-1pm
Dec. 15, 3:30-4:30pm

Dec. 19, 10-11am
Dec. 20, 1-2pm

Classified Supervisors and Admin/Exempt staff are being trained in how to use available reporting tools to delve into their budgets on ctcLink. If you have questions about budgets in ctcLink, please reach out to your supervisor.

ctcLink Survey Results Summary
If you have questions, please visit shoreline.edu/ctclink or our Support Center at https://support.shoreline.edu/.

Foundation Events:

The Foundation is in the process of reviewing scholarship applications. If you are available to be a reviewer, please contact mcimaroli@shoreline.edu. It is a great way to support our students and insure an equitable distribution of scholarship resources.

Student volunteers work at sporting events in the region and donate what they would be paid to Athletics scholarships. This fall student volunteers have raised $13,898!

Shoreline CC: Apply for Scholarships (Money to Pay for College)

Grants:

Do you have a grant? Do you have any ideas for a new grant? The Grants Office is working to consolidate information about all grants on campus, including current awards, proposals in progress, and ideas for new projects. We can help with all stages, from proposal development to award tracking and reporting. Please let us know at grants@shoreline.edu.

Human Resources

Know someone who wants to join our teams? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College

Events and Updates

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RETURN TO CAMPUS/COVID-19

Cases

For the past week (November 30 through December 6) we saw 4 positive cases of COVID-19 reported to the College.

Questions?

Email covidsupervisor@shoreline.edu or check the COVID-19 Updates site for the latest information.
Federal COVID.gov site
Washington State Department of Health Coronavirus
Public Health Seattle and King County Coronavirus Disease
Public Health Seattle and King County Health Blog

Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose

We serve the educational, workforce, and cultural needs of our diverse students and communities.

Thank You Facilities, Safety, and Security

Student Leadership Conference – Presenters Wanted

“Innovation, Partnerships, and Future Planning at Shoreline Community College”

(re) UNITED (Shoreline Employee Art Exhibition): Artists’ Reception

CAMPUS UPDATES 12/08/22

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