Join us as we explore restorative practices for healing and navigating conflict with care, supporting your personal well-being and professional resilience in these challenging times.
Dr. E. Jabali Stewart is a leadership coach, youth worker and trained circle keeper. To learn more about his consulting work visit https://wearehuayruro.com
All are welcome.
Faculty & Staff – Please let your transfer students know about this upcoming workshop!
Learn how to tell your story in transfer and scholarship applications, with special guest Carlos Williams from UW Admissions. We’ll use the UW transfer personal statement prompt as an example, but this information should be useful for any programs students are applying to. There will be time for some Q&A.
Free for all SCC students
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No matter which stage of the writing process you are in for your personal statement draft, the Writing Studio is here to support you. Immediately following the workshop, there will be opportunities for you to have one-on-one appointments with our Writing Studio Tutors, who can help you with your ideas and drafts. We can also get you scheduled for appointments in the future.
Mark your calendars and join us for these upcoming Micro Training opportunities!
We will spend 10-15 minute training on the topic. The rest of the hour is devoted to practicing the skills and answering questions.
Writing Effective Alternative Text and Long Descriptions
Designing Tables for Accessibility
More AccessiBytes microtrainings coming in Spring Quarter!
Lift Every Voice. Honor the past. Inspire the future.
Shoreline Collee will host a ceremony to raise the Black Heritage flag in recognition of Black History Month from February 1st to February 28th.
Flag raising ceremony happens on Monday, February 2nd, 2026, at 12:30 pm in front of the 1000 Administration building.
All Students, Staff, Faculty & Community members are welcome.
This event is sponsored by Shoreline Student Life, yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment, and Black Student Union club.
Please join us for a special event dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of Edwin Pratt, an influential civil rights leader and community advocate.
Mr. Pratt, a resident of Shoreline, WA, dedicated his life to fighting for equal rights, especially in housing and education. His work remains an inspiration, and his legacy continues to shape our commitment to building an inclusive and fair society.
At the event, we will reflect on his achievements, share stories of his impact, and renew our commitment to the values he championed. There will be free parking and light refreshments.
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