Campus Updates 2/12/2026

February 12, 2026 by Leave a Comment

Hey folks,

The president’s office has been very busy this week with on-campus work, particularly on supporting the HR Payroll team and planning activities to support our community with concerns about ICE.

I did have a chance to meet with the great team from Workforce and update them on college activities.  And yes, you can invite me to a department meeting anytime! 

A couple fun things you may not know about…

Have you seen the new IE newsletter?  It’s great!  

Also… 

Shoreline Community College has launched a new, coordinated process to better serve Spanish‑speaking students. Our “Voces Hispanas” team now provides direct connection, guidance, and cross‑campus support.

Shoreline Community College ha lanzado un nuevo proceso coordinado para servir mejor a los estudiantes de habla hispana. Nuestro equipo “Voces Hispanas” ahora ofrece conexión directa, orientación y apoyo coordinado en todo el campus.

Por favor comparte!!

Thanks to the Voces team, we already have had new inquiries and a campus tour setup through this process which literally just launched.  Share the info far and wide! 

Cheers, 

Jack 

Winter Quarter Updates: 

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time 


The Executive Team (ET) is now scheduling and holding virtual open office time via Microsoft Bookings:  

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time.  
 

Committee Updates 

Accreditation 
 

Find your 2025-26 Program Review here. 

Program Review upcoming deadline. By Monday March 16, 2026: 

  • Innovation Grant requests due. 
  • All other resource requests due (except for instructional equipment requests): resource requests can include personnel, as well as goods and services.  
  • All sections of Instructional Program Reviews need to be completed by Faculty Program Coordinators (FPCs) and team. 
  • All sections of Service Area Program Reviews need to be completed by first-level administrators and team. 
  • Note: instructional equipment requests are not due until May 8, 2026. 
  • If you are not requesting a change in resources, your Program Review is not due until May or June (see all Program Review rolling deadlines). 

Enrollments 

  • Archives of past daily enrollment tracking reports. 

Communication and Marketing 

We are making good progress toward finalizing our brand package and usage guidelines for our new logo. We look forward to sharing them with you later this month. In the meantime, please refrain from using the new logo in your signature files or communications.  I have received several emails this week from folks who have begun using the new logo in their email signature files.  While I love the enthusiasm, we are not quite ready for that yet but will cover that information in the brand guidelines.  Thanks! ~Cat 

Foundation 

Volunteer opportunity: Join us in reviewing scholarship applications in April! It’s a great way to support our students and get to know them better. You will receive 10-20 scholarship applications to score based on the rubric we provide. Total time commitment averages around 2-4 hours.  

If you’re interested, let Kara know at khaney@shoreline.edu. 

Events 

Dante King Keynote: Register today. 

In this thought-provoking keynote, Dante King will explore the systemic nature of anti-Blackness in America, its psychological and sociocultural dimensions, and the ways it continues to shape our communities today. 

  • Wednesday, February 25, 2026 
  • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM 
  • 9000 Building, Main Dining Room 

Human Resources 

Payroll Reminders 

  • Leave Requests Due:     Thursday, 02/12/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)  
  • Timesheets Due: Friday, 02/13/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)   

New Employees 

Please join us in welcoming the following new employees to Shoreline College:   

  • Jack Bjorge – Executive Assistant (Temporary) – yəhaw̓ /DEIA   

New Job Postings! 

Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.  

Updates from DAAG 

Follow Shoreline Community College on social media! 

Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose 

Shoreline Community College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities. 

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Campus Updates 2/5/2026

February 5, 2026 by Leave a Comment

This week I have spent a significant amount of time connecting with HR colleagues to garner support for the payroll transition to Finance.  I am updating the team regularly on progress and will share more widely as we lock in the next steps. 

This week, I also participated in and supported several great community and campus events. I attended the college’s annual ceremony honoring Edwin T. Pratt, a Shoreline resident and civil rights activist whose legacy continues to shape us. This year’s observance included a land acknowledgment led by Rashawn Smith, reflections connecting past and present from Dr. J (Ernest B. Johnson II), a proclamation from Mayor Betsy Robertson naming January 29 as Edwin T. Pratt Day, and the announcement by Jacob Bilbo of a new Shoreline park to be named in Mr. Pratt’s honor. 

The program also featured powerful contributions from Miriam Pratt, Sarah Haycox, Nancy Rawles, Robert Britten, alumnus Monique Franklin, and others through spoken word, music, and poetry, affirming Mr. Pratt’s enduring vision and impact.  It was simply incredible. Special thanks to the Foundation, Savena, Lavena, and Yushin for all your teams’ work doing this! 

I also joined colleagues at the University of Washington Shoreline Community College Dental Hygiene Program Open House, where I connected with UW partners, donors, and community members. It was encouraging to see the facility and lab improvements made possible through donor support and to celebrate the strength and visibility of our dental hygiene program.  Really cool! 

Finally, I supported a historic moment on campus with the first flying of the Black American Heritage flag at Shoreline Community College to officially launch Black History Month. The event drew strong participation and included inspiring remarks from Black Student Union faculty lead Rashawn Smith, who did a wonderful job sharing the significance of the flag and the importance of visibly honoring Black history and identity on campus.  Remarks from students in the crowd already demonstrated the importance of doing so, and I was really proud to see this happen at Shoreline.  Thanks to all who came out.  More soon. 

Cheers, 

Jack 

Winter Quarter Updates 

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time 


The Executive Team (ET) is now scheduling and holding virtual open office time via Microsoft Bookings:  

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time.  
 

Committee Updates 

Accreditation  
 

  • Find your 2025-26 Program Review here. 
  • Program Review upcoming deadline: 
  • By Monday March 16, 2026: 
    • Innovation Grant requests due. 
    • All other resource requests due (except for instructional equipment requests): resource requests can include personnel, as well as goods and services.  
      • All sections of Instructional Program Reviews need to be completed by Faculty Program Coordinators (FPCs) and team. 
      • All sections of Service Area Program Reviews need to be completed by first-level administrators and team. 
    • Note: instructional equipment requests are not due until May 8, 2026. 
    • If you are not requesting a change in resources, your Program Review is not due until May or June (see all Program Review rolling deadlines). 

Enrollments 

  • Archives of past daily enrollment tracking reports. 

Foundation 

A note from Wendy: 

Taisa has shared that she and her husband will be moving back to Europe, with her last day at Shoreline on February 4. While I am truly sad to see her go, I am deeply grateful for the impact she has made during her time with the Foundation. 

Taisa has been an exceptional teammate and a genuine champion for Shoreline. She strengthened and grew our alumni program, elevated the Giving Table, brought new energy to the Donor & Scholar Celebration, and set a new standard for thoughtful, warm donor stewardship. 

Beyond her accomplishments, Taisa has been a joy to work with, and her kindness, curiosity, and care for our mission will be greatly missed. We are excited for the next chapter she and Ernesto are beginning and wish them all the best as they return to Europe. 

Volunteer opportunity: If you’re interested in volunteering some time to review scholarship applications in April, please let Kara know at khaney@shoreline.edu! Our volunteer reviewers make it possible for us to provide fair, equitable, and timely award decisions for our applicants. 

Volunteers are provided with instructions and a clear rubric to follow for scoring decisions. Reviewing is done online through our scholarship platform, AwardSpring. The time commitment changes depending on how many applications you want to review, but on average it’s between 2-4 hours. Full-time faculty can use scholarship reading as part of their service hours. 

Human Resources 

Payroll Reminders 

  • LEAVE REQUESTS DUE Thursday, 02/12/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)  
  • TIMESHEETS DUE Friday, 02/13/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)  

New Employees 

Please join us in welcoming the following new employees to Shoreline College:   

  • Bjorn Myhre – Associate Director – International Recruitment, International Education   

New Job Postings! 

  • Admin/Exempt – Annual Fund Manager, Foundation/Advancement 

Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.  

Updates from DAAG 

Follow Shoreline Community College on social media! 

Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose 

Shoreline Community College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities. 

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Campus Updates 1/29/2026

January 29, 2026 by Leave a Comment

Hello on a very rainy day. I hope all are having a good week.   

It was a pleasure to represent Shoreline Community College this week alongside Samira Pardanani at the 77th annual India Republic Day celebration event sponsored by the Consulate General of India, Seattle. The day celebrates the adoption of the constitution in India.  It was great to meet with colleagues from across the state and to continue partnering with the consulate. 

I also met with two colleagues from NAIS – an organization we work with in China who have connected us with students to take classes online.  It is a wonderful organization and their dedication to students is really impressive.   

I want to thank all our community members and employees who spoke at the Board meeting yesterday.  We are living in very tough times, and it is important for your voices to be heard.  I will have some updates to the payroll situation (and progress on other items) in our community check-in on Friday, which I think will be helpful for all.  

I am looking forward to the Edwin Pratt event today. It’s part of our history in Shoreline, and such an important event – especially at this time.   

Cheers, 

Jack 

Winter Quarter Updates: 

Policy Updates 

The following updated policies have been approved by the Executive Team: 

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time 

 
The Executive Team (ET) is now scheduling and holding virtual open office time via Microsoft Bookings:  

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time.  
 

Committee Updates 

Accreditation  

  • First deadline:  
  • By Monday February 2, 2026: 
  • ProRata faculty position requests: complete the Program Review sections “Background,” “Equity” and “Activity / Workload.”  

Enrollments 

  • Archives of past daily enrollment tracking reports. 

Business Administration  

Mail Room Services 

Mail Room Services have returned to normal operations.  Thank you, All, for your help and support for the past 6+ months until regular services were restored.  If you have questions, please contact Jeff Keith via his MS Teams office number at (206) 533-6606, or his assigned college mobile phone number at (206) 804-1198, if he is out of the office doing campus pickup and deliveries. 

Foundation 

Thank you to our Staff and Faculty Alumni! 

Thank you to those who joined us at Shoreline’s first‑ever Winter Alumni Gathering last week. The event was filled with warm conversation, great company, delicious food, and live jazz from our talented student musicians. Your engagement helped make this event a meaningful success. We’d love your feedback as we plan future alumni activities. Please take a moment to complete our brief post‑event survey. 

Volunteer opportunity: If you’re interested in volunteering some time to review scholarship applications in April, please let Kara know at khaney@shoreline.edu! Our volunteer reviewers make it possible for us to provide fair, equitable, and timely award decisions for our applicants. 

Volunteers are provided with instructions and a clear rubric to follow for scoring decisions. Reviewing is done online through our scholarship platform, AwardSpring. The time commitment changes depending on how many applications you want to review, but on average it’s between 2-4 hours. Full-time faculty can use scholarship reading as part of their service hours. 

Events 

TODAY: Join us for the Edwin Pratt Day of Remembrance! RSVP. 

  • Thursday, January 29, 2026 
  • 5:00 – 7:00 PM in the Main Dining Room.  

This is 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. 

Black History Month Flag Raising 

  • Monday, February 2 
  • 12:30pm to 1:00pm 
  • Flagpole In front of 1000 Building 

The Black American Heritage Flag represents the culture and history of African American people. Each color and symbol on the flag has a significant meaning that was developed to instill pride in Black Americans and provide them with a symbol of hope for the future in the midst of their struggle for Civil Rights. 

Human Resources 

Payroll Reminders 

  • Leave Reports are due: Thursday, January 29th at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor) 
  • Timesheets are due: Friday, January 30th at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor) 

New Job Postings Coming Soon! 

  • Annual Fund & Stewardship Manager – Foundation 
  • Customer Service Specialist (Full-Time) – Welcome Desk 
  • Customer Service Specialist (50%) – Welcome Desk 
  • Program Specialist 2 – Community Employment Program 
  • Human Resources Consultant – HR 
  • Tenure-Track Positions for 2026-27:
  • Accounting 
  • Biology 
  • Computer Science 
  • Ford Automotive 
  • Mathematics (2 positions) 

Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.  

Updates from DAAG 

Follow Shoreline Community College on social media! 

Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose 

Shoreline Community College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities. 

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Campus Updates 1/22/2026

January 22, 2026 by Leave a Comment

Hope everyone has had a good week.  My schedule is pretty packed this week, but some good highlights to share as well. 

I was able to join the Shoreline Rotary this week.  You may know it meets right here on campus so certainly that is convenient.  It does start at 7 am which is of course…early, but intended to support folks’ various schedules.  I am in at 8, so not too much of a stretch.  It was great to connect with some community members and learn about the current philanthropy they are doing.  They have a longstanding history of supporting the college (the current President is a former chemistry faculty member who was here for 45 years).   

I also had the pleasure of attending Larry Gossett’s presentation on Martin Luther King.  It was a wonderful event, drawing about 50 people or so, and sponsored by the Black Student Union, the yəhaw̓ center, and ASG.  I learned a lot from Mr.  Gossett in his work as an activist and community leader.  What I enjoyed the most was observing him from a distance while he sat at a table interacting and inspiring some of our young students.  Rashawn Smith & Lavena Seawright are doing such great work with BSU and the students.  Even with all of the challenges surrounding us, it was hard not to get goosebumps.  Keep on the lookout for several events coming your way soon. 

I am looking forward to the alumni gathering this afternoon and evening – will keep you posted on that as well.  Have a great week.     

Cheers, 

Jack 

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time 


The Executive Team (ET) is now scheduling and holding virtual open office time via Microsoft Bookings:  

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time.  
 

Committee Updates 

Accreditation 

Program Reviews: 

  • Document progress toward accomplishing your goals. 
  • Not all content was copied over from last year; please refresh your content. 😉 
  • New this year: Program Review templates meet accessibility standards! 

Enrollments 

  • Archives of past daily enrollment tracking reports. 

Business Administration  

Washington State Food Truck Association Began Winter Quarter: 
 
Washington State Food Truck Association (WSFTA) began providing Food Truck Vendors on January 6th. You can view the schedule of upcoming Food Trucks on the Washington State Food Truck Association website. While we transition to the new contractor, we expect some logistical hiccups. Please send feedback if you have any to Joe Mazur or Gayla Hocker during this time.  

Communication and Marketing 

We’re excited to announce the launch of Phase 1 of Shoreline’s employee intranet! This new internal site is designed to be a central place for resources, updates, and stories; helping college employees stay more informed and connected.  

The intranet is for employees only and is not viewable by the public. You’ll need to log in using your Microsoft credentials.  

Access the Intranet Here.  

Please review this DAAG post to learn more about what’s included in Phase 1 and what to expect in Phase 2. 

Advancement/Foundation 

Taisa Welhasch, our Annual Fund and Stewardship Manager, is moving back to her life in Europe and her last day with us will be February 4. I am very grateful for all she has contributed, including strengthening our alumni program, elevating the Giving Table, and bringing new energy and warmth to our stewardship work. Beyond her accomplishments, Taisa has been a joy to work with and a genuine champion for Shoreline College and the students we all serve. I am deeply grateful for her contributions and for the opportunity to get to know her. 

During the transition, Wendy and Amy Stapleton will be covering her workload. If you know a strong fundraiser who might be a great fit, please reach out to Wendy. 

Volunteer opportunity: If you’re interested in volunteering some time to review scholarship applications in April, please let Kara know at khaney@shoreline.edu! Our volunteer reviewers make it possible for us to provide fair, equitable, and timely award decisions for our applicants. 

Volunteers are provided with instructions and a clear rubric to follow for scoring decisions. Reviewing is done online through our scholarship platform, AwardSpring. The time commitment changes depending on how many applications you want to review, but on average it’s between 2-4 hours. Full-time faculty can use scholarship reading as part of their service hours. 
 

Events 

Join us for the Edwin Pratt Day of Remembrance. RSVP Today. 

  • Thursday, January 29, 2026 
  • 5:00 – 7:00 PM in the Main Dining Room.  

This is 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. 

Human Resources: 

NEW Departments added in ctcLink – Completing paperwork and not sure what HCM department to list?  

Department Code List (HCM) is available on the HR Support Services page (please note that these are different than your budget department codes)  

Ready to request a recruitment?    

  • Review guides and request recruitment documents here: Recruitment  
  • The form consolidates all required information, including Hiring Criteria, Personnel Requisition details (Pers Req), and Job Description upload  
  • Submissions in any other format will not be accepted. 
  • The form will automatically route to all required approvers through Adobe Sign (no account needed)  
  • Have questions about the form or recruitment process? Click this link and Let’s Talk!  

Annual Leave Buyout  

Annual Sick Leave buyout is coming up. Please standby for more detailed announcements.    

Job Postings!  

Dental Hygiene Tenure-Track Instructor – Dental Hygiene Program (Faculty) 

Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.  

Updates from DAAG 

Follow Shoreline Community College on social media! 

Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose 

Shoreline Community College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities. 

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Campus Updates 1/15/2026

January 15, 2026 by Leave a Comment

Well, it’s been a very busy week – for you as well, I’m sure.  As we start the quarter, there’s a lot to catch up on.  I have been working on evaluations and some new relationships I am hoping to foster.  I’ll keep you posted on those.  I did have a great conversation this week with Rod Dembowski from the King County City Council.  He’s a great supporter of the college and I learned about some new initiatives from him.   

I was also able to attend three incredible events that truly reflect the strength and diversity of our community. 

I attended one event hosted by the Consulate General of India in Seattle and our International Education department, which was a beautiful celebration of culture and connection. Consul General Prakash Gupta, Debadutta Dash, and their team shared inspiring words, treated us to a wonderful Indian dinner, and screened the award-winning film English Vinglish as part of the 2026 India Film Festival series. The film’s message resonates deeply with our values—advocating for internationalization, multilingualism, and supporting immigrant communities in their pursuit of dignity and respect. 

I also attended the virtual kick-off of the Latino Educational Training Institute’s (LETI) 2026 Latino Leadership Initiative. It was an honor to join LETI founder and President Rosario Reyes and other amazing colleagues to celebrate this milestone. I’m excited to see the program grow and empower future leaders, which will include Shoreline students for the first time. 

Finally, the grand opening of our new Center for Student Empowerment, “yəhaw̓ the Gathering!” was an incredible success. The space was packed with energy—student organizations came together for music, games, and Egyptian food from a local alum, all centered on the vision to “lift up the sky together.” Huge thanks to the faculty and staff who have supported this idea for more than 40 years as well as Savena Garrett, Brian Ramos, and the entire team for making this happen. I can’t wait to see what’s next for this inspiring initiative.   

Hope you all have a good rest of the week. 

Cheers, 

Jack 

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time 
The Executive Team (ET) is now scheduling and holding virtual open office time via Microsoft Bookings:  

Executive Team (ET) Open Office Time.  
 

Committee Updates 

Accreditation 

Program Reviews: 

  • Document progress toward accomplishing your goals. 
  • Not all content was copied over from last year; please refresh your content. 😉 
  • New this year: Program Review templates meet accessibility standards! 

Enrollments 

  • Winter 2026 daily enrollment tracking report.  
  • Archives of past daily enrollment tracking reports. 

Business Administration  

Washington State Food Truck Association Began Winter Quarter: 
 
Washington State Food Truck Association (WSFTA) began providing Food Truck Vendors on January 6th. You can view the schedule of upcoming Food Trucks on the Washington State Food Truck Association website. While we transition to the new contractor, we expect some logistical hiccups. Please send feedback if you have any to Joe Mazur or Gayla Hocker during this time.  

Technology Support Services (TSS) 

Student Migration Project: 

TSS would like to provide an update on the Student Migration Project. All student email accounts have now been transitioned from Google to Microsoft, and account domains have been updated. Student usernames remain the same; however, the domain (everything after the “@”) has changed from @go.shoreline.edu to @shoreline.edu. Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is now required for all students, providing improved account security. 

To support a smooth transition, a temporary email alias has been enabled. Messages sent to a student’s former @go.shoreline.edu address will continue to be delivered to their new Microsoft account. This alias is intended to give students time to update their contact information to the new address. We will reevaluate the timeline for this alias in the Spring ’26 quarter. 

Due to the outage over the New Year’s holiday, the timeline for fully deactivating the Google platform has been delayed. Most Google services have been disabled; however, access to Google Drive remains available by TSS request through next Friday, January 23rd, for students who wish to download or retrieve any active documents or items that may not have transferred during the migration. We anticipate fully discontinuing the Google platform within the next two weeks. 

Ricoh Printing Issues: 

Following the Microsoft outage, TSS has received reports that some campus users are unable to send print jobs or emails to Ricoh printers. We are actively working with Ricoh to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. USB printing remains functional at this time. We will share an update as soon as full service is restored. 

Foundation 

The 26/27 Academic Year Scholarship application window is now open! Students only need to submit one application in AwardSpring and they will be considered for every scholarship they’re eligible for. Please take the time to share this information with any students you work with.  
 
If you’re interested in volunteering some time to read scholarship applications in April, please let Kara know at khaney@shoreline.edu!  

Thank you, Shoreline colleagues! 
Your help spreading the word about our Shoreline Alumni Winter Gathering has made a big impact – RSVPs are rolling in, and excitement is building. 

Event Details:  

  • Thursday, Jan 22, 2026 | 5:30–7:30 PM 
  • Pagoda Union Building, Quiet Dining Room 

If you’re an alum, we’d love to see you there! Enjoy live student music, light appetizers, refreshments, and a chance to reconnect with fellow alumni. Thanks again for helping us welcome our community back to campus next week! 

Events 

Edwin T. Pratt Day of Remembrance 

Pagoda Union Building (9000) Main Dining Room 

January 29, 5:00 – 7:00 pm 

Join us to reflect on the achievements and influence of Edwin T Pratt, a champion of civil rights. This event will feature remarks from his family, local civil right leaders, and others with special knowledge of Mr. Pratt’s legacy. 

RSVP here or with the QR code:  

Human Resources 

Updates 

Available now on HR’s Support Services page 

Initiate request for a position recruitment Recruitment 
New hire onboarding guides & FAQ’s (all employee types) Request onboarding all non-permanent employee types Request onboarding POI’s & Volunteers  Onboarding Requests & Guides 
Request accommodations or to meet with the accommodations specialist Accommodations 
FMLA & PFMLA resources and requests Family Medical Leave Act & Paid Family & Medical Leave 
Classified position reclassification request process & forms Position Description Forms & Reclassification 
Position description forms 
Shared Leave resources and donation form Shared Leave 
Initiate a request for telework Telework Request 
Submit employee evaluations/observations Submit Evaluation / Observation 
Request 360 Administrator Evaluation 360 Administrator Feedback Request (Admin/Exempt Evaluation) 
Request badges and name plates for employees Requests for Name Badges, Name Plates, etc. 
Need to talk to someone in HR about other items not listed? Let’s Talk! 

Payroll Reminders 

  • LEAVE REQUESTS DUE     Wednesday, 1/14/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)  
  • TIMESHEETS DUE  Thursday, 1/15/26 at noon (employee) and 5pm (supervisor)  
  • HOLIDAY REMINDER Monday, 1/19/26 For employees who report holidays, use HOL 

Upcoming Holiday 

  • MLK Jr. Day is observed on 1/19/26. Campus will be closed.  

Annual Leave Buyout 

Annual Sick Leave buyout is coming up. Please stand by for more detailed announcements.  

New Employees 

Please join us in welcoming the following new employees to Shoreline College:   

  • Bret Crawford – Director of Safety & Security 
  • James Gerrard – Program Specialist 2 Conferences, Events, and Rentals – Library & Learning Resources 

Job Postings! 

Do you know someone who wants to join our team? Visit: Job Opportunities at Shoreline Community College.  

Updates from DAAG 

Follow Shoreline Community College on social media! 

Shoreline Community College MISSION – Our Purpose 

Shoreline Community College offers accessible, high-quality education and workforce training that empowers students for success. Rooted in our commitment to diversity, equity, and community engagement, we foster an educational environment that contributes to the enrichment of both our local and global communities. 

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