READ ME! All-Campus Fire Evacuation Drill, Thursday, October 5th

Dear Campus Community,

On Thursday, October 5th, the College will be having an all-campus fire evacuation drill. During the drill, all students, staff, faculty, and visitors are required to evacuate from all campus buildings and assemble in the designated evacuation areas. The alarms will activate to begin the drill. Campus Security personnel and Building Marshals will assist at evacuation points and provide directional information. Participation is mandatory if you are on campus.

  • The evacuation locations are designated by a white sign with red lettering entitled “Emergency Evacuation Point” (reference attached photo) along the perimeter of campus. 
  • Individuals exiting campus should proceed to the evacuation site closest to their location (map attached, sites marked by blue star).
  • Everyone must immediately evacuate, in a calm and controlled manner. 
  • Do not attempt to re-enter buildings until authorized to do so Campus Security personnel or a Building Marshal. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Safety & Security Director Greg Cranson at gcranson@shoreline.edu

Respectfully,

Gregory Cranson

Director │ Department of Safety & Security

Free Lunch Tomorrow! 10/4/23

All students, faculty, and staff are invited to enjoy FREE lunch as part of Fall 2023 Welcome Week. Stop by the PUB Courtyard on Weds. 10/4 from 12-2pm and get your free ticket to redeem at either Levantine (Mediterranean) or Yummy Box (Asian Fusion). Vegetarian and halal options are available. Quantities are limited, available while supplies last.

Date: Wed. 10/4/23

Time: 12pm-2pm

Location: PUB Courtyard

Cost: Free (Quantities are limited while supplies last)

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Welcoming New Research Analyst in PIE: Vivian Yu

We are very excited to welcome Vivian You as our new Research Analyst for PIE!

Vivian graduated from the University of Washington with a double degree in Education and Informatics. She was greatly influenced by her mom who has been teaching students with disabilities for 3 decades; Vivian wants to utilize her skills to make education more inclusive and accessible. While a research and data analyst intern at King County Adult and Juvenile Detention, she recognized her calling: to narrate impactful stories through data for the greater good. She is excited to support data-driven decision-making at Shoreline Community College to improve institutional effectiveness and support the DEI and Accessibility-centered Strategic Plan

Mid-Autumn Festival this Thursday 10/5/23

Join International Education, Chinese Culture Club, and Continuing Education (with visiting scholar Fei Ke) for a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration! Learn about the history and traditions of the Mid-Autumn Festival and join activities such as tasting mooncakes, learning Chinese poetry, painting paper lanterns, and more!

  • Date: Thursday, October 5
  • Time: 12:00-3:00
  • Location: PUB Quiet Dining Room
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Reminder: Seattle Latino Film Festival is Coming to Shoreline!

IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Celebrating the Hispanic Heritage Month, the Seattle Latino Film Festival announces its 15th annual edition that will be held from October 6th – 14th. The celebration includes one hundred fourteenth North American and Northwest premieres of feature films, short films, and documentaries from twenty one countries in several different languages, which all include English subtitles. The festival celebration will take place in person and online (Festhome TV) at the following locations in Seattle, Renton, Bellevue, Shoreline, and Mount Vernon. The 2023 venues are The Beacon Cinema, Regal Cinema, Bellevue Art Museum, Shoreline College Theater, and Seattle Opera. SLFF’s free educational outreach screenings will take place at Lakeside SchoolMount Baker ClubSeattle King County LibrariesUniversity of Washington, and Lakeside Downtown.

The Opening will be held on October 6th at Carco Theater in Renton at 7:30 pm with the US Premiere of the Canadian drama UndocumentedChristian de la Cortina, Director and Actor, will attend, sponsored by EC Technology Solutions.

SLFF’s line-up includes many highlights of Drama, Comedy, Social Issues, Dance, Thriller, Human Rights, and LGBTQ films. A very special event will take on October 7th in Bellevue Art Museum at 2:00 pm: Siudy Garrido, a Venezuelan Flamenco dancer will be presenting the USA production Bailaora – Mi pies son mi voz (This is my voice), together with the documentary director Pablo Croce. The screening will be sponsored by theHonorary Consul of Spain in Seattle. Two screenings will be at Shoreline College Theater sponsored by Shoreline College Foundation. The first on October 11th the Northwest Premiere of the Mexican documentary Kenya, directed by Gisela Delgadillo, it will be a LGBTQ Celebration in collaboration with the Seattle’s based LGBTQ organization Entre Hermanos at 7:00 pm. The second on October 13th at 7:00 pm with the Northwest Premiere of the Canadian & Argentinean drama in Competition ARIEL: Back to Buenos Aires directed by Alison Fairweather Murray. The award-winning Canadian filmmaker will attend. The Beacon Cinema in Columbia City will be presenting in the following dates October 7th, October 8th October 11th, and October 12th a variety lineup that will include a selection of short narratives and short documentaries in Competition such as the feature Mexican Drama Martinez, and the feature Chilean Drama Punishment; the Official Selection will include the Venezuelan Thriller Jezabel, two hours of short-films called Spain in Shorts, and the US’s Human Rights Documentary: Ellos gritan libertad (They Screaming Freedom), directed by Melinda Raebyne, a local award-winner director, among other feature films, short films, and documentaries from Brazil, Costa Rica, Italy, France, Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, USA, Spain, and more. Regal Cinema in Renton will start its program on October 10th through October 14th there SLFF will show the Argentinean Drama Three Brothers; and a Nicaraguan Social Issues movie: Daughter of Rage.

SLFF continues to look for films that discuss the difficulties faced by Latinx and Hispanic communities in the United States, and also in our Latin American countries, example are the two free screenings, one on October 10th in partnership with Path with Art, SLFF presents the US’s documentary The Muralists’ Beautiful Pain at 6:00 pm in the Seattle Opera Auditorium, and the second on October 12th at 7:00 pm the Chilean’s documentaryTUPUNGATO – empathy in death, at Mount Baker Club, sponsored by Meaningful Movie Project.

SLFF selected for its competition program twenty-five titles between feature narratives, short narratives, and documentaries from Spain, Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Chile, USA, Nicaragua, UK, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Canada, and Colombia.

The Closing of the festival will take place at Regal Cinema on Saturday October 14th with the awarded Argentine and Uruguayan co-production: I Woke Up With a Dream at 6:30 pm.

The 15th annual edition is presented by Google, Honorary Consul of Spain, the Seattle Office of Arts & CultureShoreline Community College FoundationArtsFundPath with ArtsMeaningful Movie ProjectRegal Cinemathe Beacon CinemaCrosscut Public MediaUnivision SeattleLakeside School, Topo Chico, and many more.

For more details about SLFF 2023 lineup please visit: www.slff.org. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. For more information info@slff.org

Thank you for your continued support.