Biomanufacturing Paid Internship-Spread the Word! Accepting applicants through March 1st!

Be Employment ready in 10 weeks

Potential paid internship while you train

No degree or science background required

Free or reduced tuition for qualified students

biomanufacturing@shoreline.edu

The College is hosting a Government-To-Government Summit between Leaders of the Five Star Consortium Colleges & Regional Federally Recognized Tribes (G2G Summit) on Thursday, February 16, 2023.

The G2G Summit @ Shoreline CC is a SBCTC led endeavor and has a controlled list of invitees to participate in the G2G Summit. We are being guided by Lynn Palmanteer-Holder, SBCTC Director of Tribal Government Affairs. Each of the Five Star Consortium Colleges (Cascadia, Edmonds, Everett, Lake Washington, Shoreline) was allotted 4 slots each to represent its respective college. Shoreline CC’s representatives to the February 16^th G2G Summit: Jack Kahn, Melanie Dixon, Trustee Tom Lux, and Trustee Eben Pobee.  

The G2G Summit is for the colleges to listen to, and learn from, local Indigenous leaders about how colleges can be more effective community partners in improving access to post-secondary education, career, and technical training.

Shoreline CC Science division, Continuing /Education and Kids in Medicine (KIM), to bring this advanced lab program to local middle and high school students. The program is taught by medical professionals from KIMSeattle on early-release Wednesdays. Each week involves 30 minutes of lecture followed by 90 minutes of extensive lab work.

4th – 8th grade March 15th and 29^th from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. on early release days

Week 1 – Heart dissection/medical devices

Week 2 – Forensic Wildlife Skull Identification

9th – 12th grade March 1st and 8th  from 1:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. on early release days

Week 1 – Forensic Facial Reconstruction

Week 2 – Micro Pipetting and DNA Gel Electrophoresis

Kids in Medicine (KIM), is an interactive education program designed to captivate and inspire young learners toward a future in science or medicine. Students receive enriching instruction to extend their knowledge and complete real laboratory experiences traditionally reserved for medical professionals. Every program and lab explores a particular career cluster, exposing students to a broad category of occupations grouped by knowledge and skills required – connecting learning to life goals.

Learn more at: www.kimseattle.org