After the Saturday production of Nine to Five join us for a FREE IMPROVISATION SHOW! Doors open at 9:30 PM with the show starting around 10:00 PM. Tons of laughs and audience participation!
Materials from the Feb. 7 Trauma-Informed training are now available online.
Please click here to view the presentation’s slide deck.
Click here to access the captioned recording of the training.
The College Council welcomes members of the campus community to its February 25, 2025 meeting & encourages participation during the Open Comment Period on the agenda.
For meeting documents: 2025.02.25_CollegeCouncilMtg
The WA Annual Canvas Conference (WACC) is this week!
Join us on Tuesday and Wednesday for this reimagined conference. It’s open to all Shoreline employees – Faculty, Staff, and Admin, and it’s not about Canvas this year!
Click here to view the full agenda.
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Sessions will be recorded for viewing after the conference, but I encourage you to participate in real time for the full experience.
Join us for the second of two lectures presented by Ana Celis:
Natural & Cultural Heritage of the Yucatan Peninsula
In a highly interconnected world, it is important to consider the history and values of the local communities where we travel. This lecture will present a grassroots approach to preserving the world’s largest underwater cave systems and its connections with the natural and cultural heritage of the Yucatán Península (México).
About Ana K. Celis
Ana Celis holds a bachelor’s degree in Archaeology from Universidad Veracruzana, and a master’s degree in Coastal Oceanography from Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México.
As a fellow at the Smithsonian in Panama, Ana developed a strong sense of commitment to create positive social impacts through her profession. She has worked for nonprofits, government agencies and the private sector in the areas of subterranean ecosystem conservation, cave archaeology and groundwater quality monitoring. Ana currently serves as director and founder of Karst Lab México. She provides consultancy services for ecosystems conservation and sustainable development in indigenous and urban-sprawl communities. She collaborates with Western Kentucky University and Mammoth Cave National Park to strengthen U.S.-México partnerships in Cave and Karst Science.
Ana is also a Professor at Universidad del Caribe, working to reduce the gender gap in STEM for marine science.
As a Humphrey Fellow at UC Davis for the 2024-25 academic year, Ana is broadening her network and knowledge with U.S. partners about coastal and groundwater resource management, and best practices to reduce gender gaps in science.
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