Day at a Glance

Ring the bells that still can ring.
Forget your perfect offering.
There is a crack in everything.
That’s how the light gets in.

-Leonard Cohen

December 24 - Jan 4, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

Friday, January 2, 2004
SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS OPEN TODAY

We are OPEN Saturday January 3rd, 10am-2pm for Winter 2004 Registration & Bookstore
FOSS 5200 Building
Admissions - Advising - Bookstore - Cashiering
Financial Aid - GED / ABE /ESL - Information Desk
International Programs - Registration

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

REVIEW YOUR SUSPENDED OPERATIONS MEMO
Should the College close because of bad weather, a power outage, or some other occurrence, employees and students will be notified in various ways: email, website, or phone/voicemail. Please refer to the Suspended Operations memo issued by the President in October, 2003 for more information our notification procedures and how absences are to be recorded.

COLLEGE WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY
The College is OPEN Saturday January 3rd, 10am-2pm for Winter 2004 Registration. Services open on Saturday are:
Bookstore
FOSS 5200 Building
Admissions - Advising - Bookstore - Cashiering
Financial Aid - GED / ABE /ESL - Information Desk
International Programs - Registration

HAPPY HOLIDAYS! DAAG WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR!

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

COMPUTER AND OTHER HARDWARE PURCHASING PROCEDURES
TSS is looking for ways to make our operations more efficient. We have created an online Technology Purchase Request Form. TSS handles all technology requests and purchases to insure that all equipment is compatible and works well in our computing environment to avoid conflict with your current system.

All technology purchases of new software, hardware, and computer peripherals must be approved by TSS before submitting to purchasing. TSS can make purchases with division procurement cards or, if necessary, we will prepare the purchase requisition and send it to you for signature. If you request the purchase be made on your procurement card, TSS will send you all necessary invoices to balance your purchasing log. The Technology Purchase Request Form can be accessed through the TSS website by clicking the "Forms" link on DAAG.

FIRST AID KITS - WHERE ARE YOU?
HELP! Where are our first aid kits? If there is a kit in your area, please notify Paulette Fleming, pflemin@shoreline.edu . If there was once a kit in your area, but has found legs, please let Paulette Fleming know that as well. The Wellness Committee is interested in gathering this information. In advance, thanks for your assistance.

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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If you don't place a high value on your talents, who will? Anonymous

Friday, December 19, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

GOING AWAY PARTY FOR MICHELLE CRUVER
Friday, December 19 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm in the Multicultural/Diversity Center, Rm 966.
Please come by to say goodbye to Michelle Cruver, Student Programs, who has accepted a job at the University of Washington developing Service Learning Opportunities for students.  Friday, December 19th is her last day at Shoreline.  Cake and punch will be provided.  "Good Luck, Michelle! "

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

HAPPY HOLIDAYS! DAAG WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR!

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

COMPUTER AND OTHER HARDWARE PURCHASING PROCEDURES
TSS is looking for ways to make our operations more efficient. We have created an online Technology Purchase Request Form. TSS handles all technology requests and purchases to insure that all equipment is compatible and works well in our computing environment to avoid conflict with your current system.

All technology purchases of new software, hardware, and computer peripherals must be approved by TSS before submitting to purchasing. TSS can make purchases with division procurement cards or, if necessary, we will prepare the purchase requisition and send it to you for signature. If you request the purchase be made on your procurement card, TSS will send you all necessary invoices to balance your purchasing log. The Technology Purchase Request Form can be accessed through the TSS website by clicking the "Forms" link on DAAG.

FIRST AID KITS - WHERE ARE YOU?
HELP! Where are our first aid kits? If there is a kit in your area, please notify Paulette Fleming, pflemin@shoreline.edu . If there was once a kit in your area, but has found legs, please let Paulette Fleming know that as well. The Wellness Committee is interested in gathering this information. In advance, thanks for your assistance.

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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Each day silently affirm that you are the type of person with whom you would like to spend the rest of your life. . -Bob Mowaad

Thursday, December 18, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES
Thursday, December 18 from 5:30 & 7:30 Main Gym
Come out and support our basketball teams as they kick off the league season this Thursday against North Seattle Community College. The women's team will play at 5:30 followed by the men's game at 7:30. The women are coming off a very impressive pre-season with an 8-2 record. Both teams expect to represent the College at the NWAACC tournament at the end of this season. Admission is free to all students and campus employees.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

GOING AWAY PARTY FOR MICHELLE CRUVER
Friday, December 19 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm in the Multicultural/Diversity Center, Rm 966.
Please come by to say goodbye to Michelle Cruver, Student Programs, who has accepted a job at the University of Washington developing Service Learning Opportunities for students.  Friday, December 19th is her last day at Shoreline.  Cake and punch will be provided.  "Good Luck, Michelle! "

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

COMPUTER AND OTHER HARDWARE PURCHASING PROCEDURES
TSS is looking for ways to make our operations more efficient. We have created an online Technology Purchase Request Form. TSS handles all technology requests and purchases to insure that all equipment is compatible and works well in our computing environment to avoid conflict with your current system.

All technology purchases of new software, hardware, and computer peripherals must be approved by TSS before submitting to purchasing. TSS can make purchases with division procurement cards or, if necessary, we will prepare the purchase requisition and send it to you for signature. If you request the purchase be made on your procurement card, TSS will send you all necessary invoices to balance your purchasing log. The Technology Purchase Request Form can be accessed through the TSS website by clicking the "Forms" link on DAAG.

FIRST AID KITS - WHERE ARE YOU?
HELP! Where are our first aid kits? If there is a kit in your area, please notify Paulette Fleming, pflemin@shoreline.edu . If there was once a kit in your area, but has found legs, please let Paulette Fleming know that as well. The Wellness Committee is interested in gathering this information. In advance, thanks for your assistance.

DAY AT A GLANCE WILL BE ON VACATION
Monday, Dec. 22- Friday, Jan. 2
Unless there is an emergency situation, there will be no new notices posted to Day At A Glance from Dec. 22 - Jan. 2. Hold your announcements until after the break when faculty and students return to campus.

REMINDER - CAMPUS CLOSURE
Campus will be closed both Dec. 25 and Dec. 26.

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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Day at a Glance

Each day silently affirm that you are the type of person with whom you would like to spend the rest of your life. . -Bob Mowaad

Wednesday, December 17, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

COMPUTER AND OTHER HARDWARE PURCHASING PROCEDURES
TSS is looking for ways to make our operations more efficient. We have created an online Technology Purchase Request Form. TSS handles all technology requests and purchases to insure that all equipment is compatible and works well in our computing environment to avoid conflict with your current system.

All technology purchases of new software, hardware, and computer peripherals must be approved by TSS before submitting to purchasing. TSS can make purchases with division procurement cards or, if necessary, we will prepare the purchase requisition and send it to you for signature. If you request the purchase be made on your procurement card, TSS will send you all necessary invoices to balance your purchasing log. The Technology Purchase Request Form can be accessed through the TSS website by clicking the "Forms" link on DAAG.

VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES
Thursday, December 18 from 5:30 & 7:30 Main Gym
Come out and support our basketball teams as they kick off the league season this Thursday against North Seattle Community College. The women's team will play at 5:30 followed by the men's game at 7:30. The women are coming off a very impressive pre-season with an 8-2 record. Both teams expect to represent the College at the NWAACC tournament at the end of this season. Admission is free to all students and campus employees.

FIRST AID KITS - WHERE ARE YOU?
HELP! Where are our first aid kits? If there is a kit in your area, please notify Paulette Fleming, pflemin@shoreline.edu . If there was once a kit in your area, but has found legs, please let Paulette Fleming know that as well. The Wellness Committee is interested in gathering this information. In advance, thanks for your assistance.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

DAY AT A GLANCE WILL BE ON VACATION
Monday, Dec. 22- Friday, Jan. 2
Unless there is an emergency situation, there will be no new notices posted to Day At A Glance from Dec. 22 - Jan. 2. Hold your announcements until after the break when faculty and students return to campus.

REMINDER - CAMPUS CLOSURE
Campus will be closed both Dec. 25 and Dec. 26.

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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Day at a Glance

Each day silently affirm that you are the type of person with whom you would like to spend the rest of your life. . -Bob Mowaad

Tuesday, December 16, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

DAY AT A GLANCE WILL BE ON VACATION
Monday, Dec. 22- Friday, Jan. 2
Unless there is an emergency situation, there will be no new notices posted to Day At A Glance from Dec. 22 - Jan. 2. Hold your announcements until after the break when faculty and students return to campus.

REMINDER - CAMPUS CLOSURE
Campus will be closed both Dec. 25 and Dec. 26.

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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You can't make footprints in the sands of time sitting on your butt. And who wants to make buttprints in the sands of time? . -Bob Mowaad

Monday, December 15, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

WEB GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Monday, December 15 at 12:00 noon
Web grading is available via Instructor Briefcase. Enter either your social security number (no dots or dashes) OR your instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don't forget to select the correct quarter. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have a PIN or you have misplaced your PIN you will need to contact the Payroll Office at X4515 to receive one.
Grades are due December 15th. Grade sheets submitted in person must be received in Enrollment Services (room 5249) by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until 10:30 pm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Chris Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu, or X4613.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

DAY AT A GLANCE WILL BE ON VACATION
Monday, Dec. 22- Friday, Jan. 2
Unless there is an emergency situation, there will be no new notices posted to Day At A Glance from Dec. 22 - Jan. 2. Hold your announcements until after the break when faculty and students return to campus.

REMINDER - CAMPUS CLOSURE
Campus will be closed both Dec. 25 and Dec. 26.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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Day at a Glance

Losers make promises; winners make commitments. . -Unknown

Friday, December 12, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

WEB GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Monday, December 15 at 12:00 noon
Web grading is available via Instructor Briefcase. Enter either your social security number (no dots or dashes) OR your instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don't forget to select the correct quarter. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have a PIN or you have misplaced your PIN you will need to contact the Payroll Office at X4515 to receive one.
Grades are due December 15th. Grade sheets submitted in person must be received in Enrollment Services (room 5249) by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until 10:30 pm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Chris Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu, or X4613.

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

DOMAIN NAME CHANGE OVER
TSS will implement the final phase of the domain name change. Beginning on Tuesday December 16, outgoing e-mail will reflect the new domain name, @shoreline.edu. The only impact of this cutover will be on those campus e-mail users that are subscribed to foreign listserve lists. Subscriptions to listserve lists hosted here and at CIS will be handled automatically. This cutover will not impact your ability to receive messages. You will continue to receive e-mail addressed to your old e-mail address indefinitely, although you should be using your new e-mail address for all publications and correspondence. Those of you who are subscribed to foreign listserve lists will need to unsubscribe prior to December 16 and you will need to resubscribe after December 16. Please e-mail Gary Kalbfleisch at gkalbfle@shoreline.edu if you have any questions. More information is posted to Net News.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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Day at a Glance

Losers make promises; winners make commitments. . -Unknown

Thursday, December 11, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Thursday, December 11, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m.
All staff are invited to attend Holly's Open Office Hours this week on either Wednesday, December 10, or Thursday, December 11, as your schedule permits.  The door remains open and all subjects are open for discussion!

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR TOM BREIWICK
Thursday, Dec 11, from 3 - 5 pm at the Ballard Elks Club
(Located just north of Ray's Boathouse and Anthony's at Shilshole Bay in Seattle) Memorials may be made to the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Scholarship Fund in Tom Breiwick's name. Tom was on the planning committee that chose and worked with the artist who did the memorial statue that is found at Fisherman's Terminal in Seattle. The Committee established an educational scholarship fund in 1999 to provide scholarships to eligible family members and other dependents who suffered the tragedy of losing their loved ones to the sea.

Any contributions can be made to the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Scholarship Fund and sent to: The Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Committee, PO Box 17356, Seattle, Washington 98107

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

WEB GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Monday, December 15 at 12:00 noon
Web grading is available via Instructor Briefcase. Enter either your social security number (no dots or dashes) OR your instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don't forget to select the correct quarter. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have a PIN or you have misplaced your PIN you will need to contact the Payroll Office at X4515 to receive one.
Grades are due December 15th. Grade sheets submitted in person must be received in Enrollment Services (room 5249) by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until 10:30 pm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Chris Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu, or X4613.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

REMINDER - CHECKING EMAIL FROM A REMOTE LOCATION
Employees can check their email from remote sites by using the mail.shoreline.edu  address in their internet browser. You will be asked your password in order to log in.

MAILROOM REVISITED
Many thanks to all of you who took the time to complete the recent mailroom survey. Results of the survey are can be downloaded. The following changes in mail service will be effective Monday, January 5, 2004 (beginning of Winter Qtr):

**A student worker will make one delivery/pickup of mail each day between
1:00 pm and 2:30 pm. The student worker will pickup outgoing mail from the divisions/department and return it to the mailroom. Outgoing US mail will be metered and go out in the afternoon delivery to the post office which occurs at 3:30pm. Due to time constraints, exceptionally large volumes of mail returned to the mailroom may not go out until the following morning in the 8:30am trip to the post office.
**The mail boxes will remain in the bookstore, mail not retrieved by 12:30pm each day
will be collected and delivered to the divisions/departments. We will remove individual faculty boxes and all mail will be placed in the division/dept box unless you prefer to keep your box and notify John by e-mail
**Mail requiring special handling should be brought to the mailroom for processing by 2pm. For security purposes, clarity concerning instructions for delivery and to ensure sufficient time for the mail to be processed this mail should NOT be put in the pick up by the student worker. If you want to be assured that your mail will go to the post office in the 3:30pm run the mail should be in the mailroom by 2pm. >more

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2002 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

DOMAIN NAME CHANGE OVER
TSS will implement the final phase of the domain name change. Beginning on Tuesday December 16, outgoing e-mail will reflect the new domain name, @shoreline.edu. The only impact of this cutover will be on those campus e-mail users that are subscribed to foreign listserve lists. Subscriptions to listserve lists hosted here and at CIS will be handled automatically. This cutover will not impact your ability to receive messages. You will continue to receive e-mail addressed to your old e-mail address indefinitely, although you should be using your new e-mail address for all publications and correspondence. Those of you who are subscribed to foreign listserve lists will need to unsubscribe prior to December 16 and you will need to resubscribe after December 16. Please e-mail Gary Kalbfleisch at gkalbfle@shoreline.edu if you have any questions. More information is posted to Net News.

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

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Losers make promises; winners make commitments. . -Unknown

Tuesday, December 9, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

ALL CAMPUS HOLIDAY PARTY
Tuesday, December 9,  9:30-11:30 a.m., Gallery (1000 Building)
All college employees are invited to this annual event sponsored by the Shoreline Community College Federation of Teachers, and the Shoreline Community College Foundation. There will be live music (courtesy of Helena Azevedo), refreshments, and a drawing for free CDs. Attendees are asked to bring four cans of food for the needy.

SCC Concert Band
Tuesday, December 9, 2003
7:30 pm
Shorecrest Performing Arts Center 
Shoreline Concert Band presents an Italian escapade.   Come join us for a romantic evening of melody.  $6 general admission, $4 senior, SCC Faculty and Staff, Students $2 with ID
Contact Person: Ken Noreen h.206-542-3842  Office: 206-546-4759

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

OUTLOOK TRAINING
Thursday, January 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Outlook 2003 training is being offered by the Business Technology program Winter Quarter. If you are interested, register for BusTc 282, Outlook, Thursdays and Fridays, 11:30-12:20.

THANK YOU FROM THE KIDS AT THE PARENT CHILD CENTER
The Parent Child Center wants to thank the SCC campus community for all of the support in our mitten drive. So far, we have collected over 150 pairs of gloves and mittens for the battered women & children's center. Well Done!!

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR TOM BREIWICK
Thursday, Dec 11, from 3 - 5 pm at the Ballard Elks Club
(Located just north of Ray's Boathouse and Anthony's at Shilshole Bay in Seattle) Memorials may be made to the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Scholarship Fund in Tom Breiwick's name. Tom was on the planning committee that chose and worked with the artist who did the memorial statue that is found at Fisherman's Terminal in Seattle. The Committee established an educational scholarship fund in 1999 to provide scholarships to eligible family members and other dependents who suffered the tragedy of losing their loved ones to the sea.

Any contributions can be made to the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Scholarship Fund and sent to: The Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Committee, PO Box 17356, Seattle, Washington 98107

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

DECEMBER 3 BOARD MEETING PACKED WITH ACTIVITY!
The December 3 Board of Trustees agenda was packed with action and activities.  Ken LaFountaine, Jan Ellis, Scott Main, Thalia Saplad and Mariko Kakiuchi were recognized by the Board for their outstanding achievements and honors this past year. Ona Canfield, dental hygiene instructor, may now add “Professor” to her title, as she was awarded tenure by the Board as its first action item.  Hiring New Executive Director of Workforce Programs, Rebecca Rhodes, was confirmed by the Board. Professors Bob Francis, Diana Sampson and Paul Cerda, completing sabbaticals this past year, provided a glimpse of their varied experiences, relating their sabbatical goals to the enrichment of their teaching.  Paul Burton, new Board Chair for 2003-04, began the meeting by thanking past-Chair Edith Loyer Nelson for her year of service. Then next Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees is scheduled for Wednesday, January 28, 2004. 

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

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Losers always have an excuse; winners always have an idea. -Unknown

Monday, December 8, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

Our Friend and Colleague, Linda Breiwick
Message from President Holly Moore
Monday, December 8; 12:30-2:00 PM, Room 5302
Our hearts and concerns go out to Linda and her family at this time.  I know that individuals in our campus family experience tragedies and we often wonder how we can help and what we can do to support each other. For this purpose I have asked the counselors from the Counseling Center to provide us with support around these issues.  Matt Orlando, Kim Thompson and Yvonne L. Terrell-Powell will provide an opportunity for campus members to share their thoughts and feelings about tragedy, grief and loss and to receive information on how to help themselves and others during times of tragedy and loss.  For staff wishing to talk to a counselor, time is available today, December 8, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. in room 5302.  No appointment is necessary. 

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR TOM BREIWICK
Thursday, Dec 11, from 3 - 5 pm at the Ballard Elks Club
(Located just north of Ray's Boathouse and Anthony's at Shilshole Bay in Seattle) Memorials may be made to the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Scholarship Fund in Tom Breiwick's name. Tom was on the planning committee that chose and worked with the artist who did the memorial statue that is found at Fisherman's Terminal in Seattle. The Committee established an educational scholarship fund in 1999 to provide scholarships to eligible family members and other dependents who suffered the tragedy of losing their loved ones to the sea.

Any contributions can be made to the Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Scholarship Fund and sent to: The Seattle Fishermen's Memorial Committee, PO Box 17356, Seattle, Washington 98107

ALL CAMPUS PARTY
Friday, January 16, 12:20-2:20 pm in the Grand Ballroom in the PUB
Mark your calendars for an all-campus celebration of our 40th anniversary! Games, historical mementos from the past, songs by our Shoreline Singers, and of course, cake and ice cream will highlight the day. Does anyone have any "artifacts" of history from the early days? The 40th Anniversary Committee is asking for contributions to our historical exhibition that will be on display in the PUB and in the Library. Anything of interest is requested (i.e. copy of old yearbooks, awards from the past, etc.) Your goods will be returned to you. Please contact Judy Yu at jyu@shoreline.edu if you could provide an item to the display.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

DECEMBER 3 BOARD MEETING PACKED WITH ACTIVITY!
The December 3 Board of Trustees agenda was packed with action and activities.  Ken LaFountaine, Jan Ellis, Scott Main, Thalia Saplad and Mariko Kakiuchi were recognized by the Board for their outstanding achievements and honors this past year. Ona Canfield, dental hygiene instructor, may now add “Professor” to her title, as she was awarded tenure by the Board as its first action item.  Hiring New Executive Director of Workforce Programs, Rebecca Rhodes, was confirmed by the Board. Professors Bob Francis, Diana Sampson and Paul Cerda, completing sabbaticals this past year, provided a glimpse of their varied experiences, relating their sabbatical goals to the enrichment of their teaching.  Paul Burton, new Board Chair for 2003-04, began the meeting by thanking past-Chair Edith Loyer Nelson for her year of service. Then next Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees is scheduled for Wednesday, January 28, 2004. 

ALL CAMPUS HOLIDAY PARTY
Tuesday, December 9,  9:30-11:30 a.m., Gallery (1000 Building)
All college employees are invited to this annual event sponsored by the Shoreline Community College Federation of Teachers, and the Shoreline Community College Foundation. There will be live music (courtesy of Helena Azevedo), refreshments, and a drawing for free CDs. Attendees are asked to bring four cans of food for the needy.

SCC Concert Band
Tuesday, December 9, 2003
7:30 pm
Shorecrest Performing Arts Center 
Shoreline Concert Band presents an Italian escapade.   Come join us for a romantic evening of melody.    
$6 general admission, $4 senior, SCC Faculty and Staff, Students $2 with ID
Contact Person:
Ken Noreen h.206-542-3842  Office: 206-546-4759

LUCKY WINNERS OF THE RAFFLE DRAW AT THE BOOKSTORE OPEN HOUSE
The winners of the door prizes at the Bookstore Holiday Open House are:
Alice Billett---one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Margaret Parker---one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Mary Blanchett--one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Susan Ding---Red Robin gift certificate
Eri Yamada---Campus Salon gift certificate
Joel Lee---Campus Salon gift certificate
Doug MacKay---Sprio's gift certificate
Ken LaFontain---Circuit City gift certificate
Winners may pick up their prizes at the Bookstore.

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

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Nothing is as simple as we hope it will be.

--- Jim Horning

Friday, December 5, 2003

******* TODAY'S / WEEKEND EVENTS******

Spirit of Christmas - Choir of the Sound
Saturday, December 6, 2003, 3:00pm & 7:00pm
Sunday, December 7, 2003, 3:00pm & 7:00pm
Shorecrest Performing Arts Center
These concerts will be performed with piano, synthesizers, drums and percussion.  There will be special lighting, staging, costumes and innovative choreography.
Season: $48, general admission, $42
Individual:  $18, general admission, $16, senior/children
Contact Number:  (206) 529-9990 

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

SCC Concert Band
Tuesday, December 9, 2003
7:30 pm
Shorecrest Performing Arts Center 
Shoreline Concert Band presents an Italian escapade.   Come join us for a romantic evening of melody.    
$6 general admission, $4 senior, SCC Faculty and Staff, Students $2 with ID
Contact Person:
Ken Noreen h.206-542-3842  Office: 206-546-4759

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

LUCKY WINNERS OF THE RAFFLE DRAW AT THE BOOKSTORE OPEN HOUSE
The winners of the door prizes at the Bookstore Holiday Open House are:
Alice Billett---one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Margaret Parker---one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Mary Blanchett--one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Susan Ding---Red Robin gift certificate
Eri Yamada---Campus Salon gift certificate
Joel Lee---Campus Salon gift certificate
Doug MacKay---Sprio's gift certificate
Ken LaFontain---Circuit City gift certificate
Winners may pick up their prizes at the Bookstore.

SYMPATHY FOR OUR CO-WORKER
All of the Shoreline Community College family who have been privileged to be coworkers and friends of Linda Breiwick share in the tragic loss of her husband Tom, owner of Pacific Marine Equipment in Ballard. Our thoughts and prayers are with Linda and her daughters Leigh and Jennifer during this difficult time.

NEW CAMPUS PHONE DIRECTORIES
New campus phone directories will be delivered to your mailboxes today or tomorrow. YEAH! Happy holidays from PIO. Updates to the phone directory should be emailed to Amy Stapleton at astaplet@shoreline.edu

WEB GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Monday, December 15 at 12:00 noon
Web grading is available via Instructor Briefcase. Enter either your social security number (no dots or dashes) OR your instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don't forget to select the correct quarter. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have a PIN or you have misplaced your PIN you will need to contact the Payroll Office at X4515 to receive one.
Grades are due December 15th. Grade sheets submitted in person must be received in Enrollment Services (room 5249) by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until 10:30 pm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Chris Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu, or X4613.

FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES: "MY FIRST MISTER"
Friday, December 5, 4:30-8:00 p.m., Room 1522
Come and enjoy the last First Friday Film of the year "My First Mister" (2001) starring Albert Brooks. Gourmet pizza, salad, bread, beverages and dessert will be available. A $5.00 donation is requested. An RSVP to John (x6937) or Dorie (x4509) is helpful, but not required. New faculty and staff are always welcome.

ALL CAMPUS HOLIDAY PARTY
Tuesday, December 9,  9:30-11:30 a.m., Gallery (1000 Building)
All college employees are invited to this annual event sponsored by the Shoreline Community College Federation of Teachers, and the Shoreline Community College Foundation. There will be live music (courtesy of Helena Azevedo), refreshments, and a drawing for free CDs. Attendees are asked to bring four cans of food for the needy.

Day at a Glance

How to never work another day in your life: fall in love with what you do, believe in what you're doing, strive to continuously improve. --- Bob Moawad

Thursday, December 4, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

PILATES
Thursday, December 4 at 11:30 am -12:30 pm in Room 3002
Just a reminder for those of you who want to workout during the break! PILATES is the only intramural activity that will continue during the break. It is scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 to 12:30 in room 3002. For more information contact the intramural office at X6994.

OPEN MEETING, WORKFORCE/TECHNOLOGY BUILDING PROJECT
Thursday, December 4 from 9 A.M to noon in the HR Training Room, # 1011M
Architects from Mulvanny G2 will be here on Thursday morning to visit with anyone interested in giving input for a possible new workforce/technology building. They will be in the HR TRaining room from 9 a.m. to noon on that morning to discuss their ideas so far and listen to yours.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

LUCKY WINNERS OF THE RAFFLE DRAW AT THE BOOKSTORE OPEN HOUSE
The winners of the door prizes at the Bookstore Holiday Open House are:
Alice Billett---one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Margaret Parker---one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Mary Blanchett--one dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Susan Ding---Red Robin gift certificate
Eri Yamada---Campus Salon gift certificate
Joel Lee---Campus Salon gift certificate
Doug MacKay---Sprio's gift certificate
Ken LaFontain---Circuit City gift certificate
Winners may pick up their prizes at the Bookstore.

SYMPATHY FOR OUR CO-WORKER
All of the Shoreline Community College family who have been privileged to be coworkers and friends of Linda Breiwick share in the tragic loss of her husband Tom, owner of Pacific Marine Equipment in Ballard. Our thoughts and prayers are with Linda and her daughters Leigh and Jennifer during this difficult time.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

NEW CAMPUS PHONE DIRECTORIES
New campus phone directories will be delivered to your mailboxes today or tomorrow. YEAH! Happy holidays from PIO. Updates to the phone directory should be emailed to Amy Stapleton at astaplet@shoreline.edu

WEB GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Monday, December 15 at 12:00 noon
Web grading is available via Instructor Briefcase. Enter either your social security number (no dots or dashes) OR your instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don't forget to select the correct quarter. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have a PIN or you have misplaced your PIN you will need to contact the Payroll Office at X4515 to receive one.

Grades are due December 15th. Grade sheets submitted in person must be received in Enrollment Services (room 5249) by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until 10:30 pm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Chris Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu, or X4613.

FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES: "MY FIRST MISTER"
Friday, December 5, 4:30-8:00 p.m., Room 1522
Come and enjoy the last First Friday Film of the year "My First Mister" (2001) starring Albert Brooks. Gourmet pizza, salad, bread, beverages and dessert will be available. A $5.00 donation is requested. An RSVP to John (x6937) or Dorie (x4509) is helpful, but not required. New faculty and staff are always welcome.

ALL CAMPUS HOLIDAY PARTY
Tuesday, December 9,  9:30-11:30 a.m., Gallery (1000 Building)
All college employees are invited to this annual event sponsored by the Shoreline Community College Federation of Teachers, and the Shoreline Community College Foundation. There will be live music (courtesy of Helena Azevedo), refreshments, and a drawing for free CDs. Attendees are asked to bring four cans of food for the needy.

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

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How to never work another day in your life: fall in love with what you do, believe in what you're doing, strive to continuously improve. --- Bob Moawad

Wednesday, December 3, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

NEW SCULPTURE "OUT OF NATURE" DEDICATION AND RECEPTION
Wednesday, December 3 at 3 p.m. in the College Gallery
The campus community is invited to attend a dedication and reception for "Out of Nature," the new artwork recently installed on the wall outside the entrance to the PUB. Meet in the College Gallery in the Administration Building at 3 p.m., Wednesday, December 3rd. President Holly Moore will make opening remarks and introduce Washington State Arts Commissioner Cami Smith, who will give a short speech about the Art in Public Places Program. Committee members will be recognized and artist Deborah Mersky will give an explanation of the significance of the artwork.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETS DECEMBER 3
Wednesday, December 3, at 4:00 p.m., Board Room
All faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the monthly meeting of Shoreline's Board of Trustees.  In addition to a report on the SBCTC's Legislative platform for 2004, Shoreline staff and faculty who have received honors throughout the past year will be recognized by the Board. Click here to preview or copy the agenda.  If you have questions, please contact Michele Foley at ext. 4552.

DON'T FORGET:
GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

NEW CAMPUS PHONE DIRECTORIES
New campus phone directories will be delivered to your mailboxes today or tomorrow. YEAH! Happy holidays from PIO. Updates to the phone directory should be emailed to Amy Stapleton at astaplet@shoreline.edu

PILATES
Tuesday, December 4 at 11:30 am -12:30 pm in Room 3002
Just a reminder for those of you who want to workout during the break! PILATES is the only intramural activity that will continue during the break. It is scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 to 12:30 in room 3002. For more information contact the intramural office at X6994.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

WEB GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Monday, December 15 at 12:00 noon
Web grading is available via Instructor Briefcase. Enter either your social security number (no dots or dashes) OR your instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don't forget to select the correct quarter. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have a PIN or you have misplaced your PIN you will need to contact the Payroll Office at X4515 to receive one.

Grades are due December 15th. Grade sheets submitted in person must be received in Enrollment Services (room 5249) by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until 10:30 pm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Chris Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu, or X4613.

FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES: "MY FIRST MISTER"
Friday, December 5, 4:30-8:00 p.m., Room 1522
Come and enjoy the last First Friday Film of the year "My First Mister" (2001) starring Albert Brooks. Gourmet pizza, salad, bread, beverages and dessert will be available. A $5.00 donation is requested. An RSVP to John (x6937) or Dorie (x4509) is helpful, but not required. New faculty and staff are always welcome.

ALL CAMPUS HOLIDAY PARTY
Tuesday, December 9,  9:30-11:30 a.m., Gallery (1000 Building)
All college employees are invited to this annual event sponsored by the Shoreline Community College Federation of Teachers, and the Shoreline Community College Foundation. There will be live music (courtesy of Helena Azevedo), refreshments, and a drawing for free CDs. Attendees are asked to bring four cans of food for the needy.

NOMINATIONS REQUESTED FOR STAR OF THE MONTH
Do you know a classified staff employee you would like to nominate as the Classified Staff Star of the Month?  Someone who is doing an outstanding job?  Don’t let this opportunity pass you by to acknowledge someone who deserves to be a star!  Use the KUDOs submission form to nominate.

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

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Mistakes are evidence that you're human - and what's wrong with being human? ---

Tuesday, December 2, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

SCC BOOKSTORE HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday, December 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00p.m. in the SCC Bookstore
Join us at the bookstore to celebrate the beginning of the Holiday Season. Refreshments, door prizes, music and good company!

SCC COLLEGE COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday, December 2 at 2:00 pm in the BOT Room
The College Council will meet at 2:00 pm in the BOT room to discuss issues including the Light Refreshments Policy and the College response to SB-5135
(Student Progress). For more information, go to the website http://intranet.shoreline.edu/shorelinecollegecouncil.

FUNKNGROOVE CONCERT
Tuesday, December 2 at 7:30 PM in the Campus Theatre
Kick off your holiday season with some popular music favorites performed by SCC's Funkngroove ensemble. Program includes selections by James Brown, Kool and the Gang, and Stevie Wonder. Tickets are $3 SCC Student/Senior, $5 SCC Faculty/Staff, and $7 General Admission.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

NEW SCULPTURE "OUT OF NATURE" DEDICATION AND RECEPTION
Wednesday, December 3 at 3 p.m. in the College Gallery
The campus community is invited to attend a dedication and reception for "Out of Nature," the new artwork recently installed on the wall outside the entrance to the PUB. Meet in the College Gallery in the Administration Building at 3 p.m., Wednesday, December 3rd. President Holly Moore will make opening remarks and introduce Washington State Arts Commissioner Cami Smith, who will give a short speech about the Art in Public Places Program. Committee members will be recognized and artist Deborah Mersky will give an explanation of the significance of the artwork.

WEB GRADING VIA INSTRUCTOR BRIEFCASE
Monday, December 15 at 12:00 noon
Web grading is available via Instructor Briefcase. Enter either your social security number (no dots or dashes) OR your instructor ID number. Then enter your PIN. Don't forget to select the correct quarter. PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have a PIN or you have misplaced your PIN you will need to contact the Payroll Office at X4515 to receive one.

Grades are due December 15th. Grade sheets submitted in person must be received in Enrollment Services (room 5249) by 12:00 noon, web grading is available until 10:30 pm. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Chris Melton at cmelton@ctc.edu, or X4613.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES: "MY FIRST MISTER"
Friday, December 5, 4:30-8:00 p.m., Room 1522
Come and enjoy the last First Friday Film of the year "My First Mister" (2001) starring Albert Brooks. Gourmet pizza, salad, bread, beverages and dessert will be available. A $5.00 donation is requested. An RSVP to John (x6937) or Dorie (x4509) is helpful, but not required. New faculty and staff are always welcome.

ALL CAMPUS HOLIDAY PARTY
Tuesday, December 9,  9:30-11:30 a.m., Gallery (1000 Building)
All college employees are invited to this annual event sponsored by the Shoreline Community College Federation of Teachers, and the Shoreline Community College Foundation. There will be live music (courtesy of Helena Azevedo), refreshments, and a drawing for free CDs. Attendees are asked to bring four cans of food for the needy.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETS DECEMBER 3
Wednesday, December 3, at 4:00 p.m., Board Room
All faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the monthly meeting of Shoreline's Board of Trustees.  In addition to a report on the SBCTC's Legislative platform for 2004, Shoreline staff and faculty who have received honors throughout the past year will be recognized by the Board.  Click here to preview or copy the agenda.  If you have questions, please contact Michele Foley at ext. 4552.

COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENT
The Public Information Office (PIO) is committed to providing the College community with timely information related to the many issues and events on our campus. We use several e-publications to accomplish this task: DAY AT A GLANCE is used to announce events and news items that are time-sensitive. The postings to DAAG are generally about 50 words. You can submit items to DAAG via the DAAG Submission Form located at the top of this page; and news & events: Used for more substantive information such as a policy or procedural changes, updates from the President and the vice presidents, awards given to faculty and staff, introductions of new employees, and more. Net News will receive a "new look" this coming December. For more information, please refer to the PIO website.

NOMINATIONS REQUESTED FOR STAR OF THE MONTH
Do you know a classified staff employee you would like to nominate as the Classified Staff Star of the Month?  Someone who is doing an outstanding job?  Don’t let this opportunity pass you by to acknowledge someone who deserves to be a star!  Use the KUDOs submission form to nominate.

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

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Day at a Glance

Monday, December 1, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

TOMORROW IS THE DAY! MARK YOUR CALENDAR.
SCC BOOKSTORE HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday, December 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00p.m. in the SCC Bookstore
Please join us for our annual open house, Tuesday, December 2nd, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.  SCC's Music department will provide the holiday atmosphere and there will be refreshments and door prizes! We will be accepting donations for the SCC Music Scholarship fund, Northwest Harvest and Toys for Tots.

FIRST FRIDAY FILM SERIES: "MY FIRST MISTER"
Friday, December 5, 4:30-8:00 p.m., Room 1522
Come and enjoy the last First Friday Film of the year "My First Mister" (2001) starring Albert Brooks. Gourmet pizza, salad, bread, beverages and dessert will be available. A $5.00 donation is requested. An RSVP to John (x6937) or Dorie (x4509) is helpful, but not required. New faculty and staff are always welcome.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

OPEN BENEFITS PROGRAM CLOSED
November 30, 2003
Only 5 days remaining to make changes in your benefit plan. If you are currently enrolled in Premera Blue Cross, you will need to change plans. All changes are effective January 1, 2004. Plan changes can be made online at www.wa.gov/hca. Click on e-coverage to verify your existing coverage and make changes. If you wish to add a dependent to your medical plan, please contact Colleen at chigbee@shoreline.edu for an enrollment today!

Flexible Spending Accounts. November 30 is the deadline. Enjoy the tax savings of your out of pocket health care expenses. Contact Colleen at ext 4510 or chigbee@shoreline.edu.

Dependent Care Assistance Accounts. November 30 is the deadline. Enjoy the tax savings of your childcare or adult day care.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETS DECEMBER 3
Wednesday, December 3, at 4:00 p.m., Board Room
All faculty, staff and students are invited to attend the monthly meeting of Shoreline's Board of Trustees.  In addition to a report on the SBCTC's Legislative platform for 2004, Shoreline staff and faculty who have received honors throughout the past year will be recognized by the Board.  Click here to preview or copy the agenda.  If you have questions, please contact Michele Foley at ext. 4552.

COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENT
The Public Information Office (PIO) is committed to providing the College community with timely information related to the many issues and events on our campus. We use several e-publications to accomplish this task: DAY AT A GLANCE is used to announce events and news items that are time-sensitive. The postings to DAAG are generally about 50 words. You can submit items to DAAG via the DAAG Submission Form located at the top of this page; and news & events: Used for more substantive information such as a policy or procedural changes, updates from the President and the vice presidents, awards given to faculty and staff, introductions of new employees, and more. Net News will receive a "new look" this coming December. For more information, please refer to the PIO website.

NOMINATIONS REQUESTED FOR STAR OF THE MONTH
Do you know a classified staff employee you would like to nominate as the Classified Staff Star of the Month?  Someone who is doing an outstanding job?  Don’t let this opportunity pass you by to acknowledge someone who deserves to be a star!  Use the KUDOs submission form to nominate.

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

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Day at a Glance

Set exciting personal goals. You will live longer. -Bob Mowaad

Wednesday, November 26, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

WISHING YOU ALL A HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!

NEW BUILDING DISCUSSION FORUMS
Two open meetings will be held with the architects to discuss possible building projects. Discussion regarding the Workforce/Technology project will be held on Wednesday, November 26th at 1:30 - 3:00 in the Boardroom. Discussion of the Auto Center remodel will be on Monday, December 1st from 3:00 - 4:30 pm in the Small Conference Room. These are PRELIMINARY discussion. Anyone is welcome to attend and give input.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

OPEN BENEFITS PROGRAM COMING TO A CLOSE
November 30, 2003
Only 5 days remaining to make changes in your benefit plan. If you are currently enrolled in Premera Blue Cross, you will need to change plans. All changes are effective January 1, 2004. Plan changes can be made online at www.wa.gov/hca. Click on e-coverage to verify your existing coverage and make changes. If you wish to add a dependent to your medical plan, please contact Colleen at chigbee@shoreline.edu for an enrollment today!

Flexible Spending Accounts. November 30 is the deadline. Enjoy the tax savings of your out of pocket health care expenses. Contact Colleen at ext 4510 or chigbee@shoreline.edu.

Dependent Care Assistance Accounts. November 30 is the deadline. Enjoy the tax savings of your childcare or adult day care.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENT
The Public Information Office (PIO) is committed to providing the College community with timely information related to the many issues and events on our campus. We use several e-publications to accomplish this task: DAY AT A GLANCE is used to announce events and news items that are time-sensitive. The postings to DAAG are generally about 50 words. You can submit items to DAAG via the DAAG Submission Form located at the top of this page; and news & events: Used for more substantive information such as a policy or procedural changes, updates from the President and the vice presidents, awards given to faculty and staff, introductions of new employees, and more. Net News will receive a "new look" this coming December. For more information, please refer to the PIO website.

NOMINATIONS REQUESTED FOR STAR OF THE MONTH
Do you know a classified staff employee you would like to nominate as the Classified Staff Star of the Month?  Someone who is doing an outstanding job?  Don’t let this opportunity pass you by to acknowledge someone who deserves to be a star!  Use the KUDOs submission form to nominate.

SCC BOOKSTORE HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday, December 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00p.m. in the SCC Bookstore
Please join us for our annual open house, Tuesday, December 2nd, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.  SCC's Music department will provide the holiday atmosphere and there will be refreshments and door prizes! We will be accepting donations for the SCC Music Scholarship fund, Northwest Harvest and Toys for Tots.

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

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Day at a Glance

A dream without a goal is just a wish. -Bob Cole

Monday, November 24, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

MOVIE: THE CELLULOID CLOSET
Monday, Nov. 24 from 12:30pm in Room 1402
A group of students will be showing the documentary "The Celluloid Closet". "THE CELLULOID CLOSET" explodes sexual myths and explores how our attitudes about homosexuality and sex roles have evolved through the century. With clips from over 100 Hollywood movies and interviews with many of the filmmakers and actors who created them THE CELLULOID CLOSET is an epic story -- by turns surprising, hilarious, and disturbing. The film will be followed by a discussion and candy will be provided to participants!

CONVERSATION CAFE
Monday, November 24 from 3:30-4:30pm in Rm 5387 FOSS (New Time)
Conversation Cafe is the resurrection of the shamelessly utilitarian brown bag meant for anyone interested in discussing pedagogy and classroom issues. It's the goal for Conversation Cafe to offer the opportunity to banter, cavort, chortle, debate and educate--to show our true talents, our knowledge, our weaknesses, and our tonsils. Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm)

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCEMENT
The Public Information Office (PIO) is committed to providing the College community with timely information related to the many issues and events on our campus. We use several e-publications to accomplish this task: DAY AT A GLANCE is used to announce events and news items that are time-sensitive. The postings to DAAG are generally about 50 words. You can submit items to DAAG via the DAAG Submission Form located at the top of this page; and news & events: Used for more substantive information such as a policy or procedural changes, updates from the President and the vice presidents, awards given to faculty and staff, introductions of new employees, and more. Net News will receive a "new look" this coming December. For more information, please refer to the PIO website.

ANTI-POVERTY ACTON PROJECT
Tuesday November 25th from 12:30 - 2:30 in the PUB Canteen
Details to be posted to the ProD website.

NEW BUILDING DISCUSSION FORUMS
Two open meetings will be held with the architects to discuss possible building projects. Discussion regarding the Workforce/Technology project will be held on Wednesday, November 26th at 1:30 - 3:00 in the Boardroom. Discussion of the Auto Center remodel will be on Monday, December 1st from 3:00 - 4:30 pm in the Small Conference Room. These are PRELIMINARY discussion. Anyone is welcome to attend and give input.

NOMINATIONS REQUESTED FOR STAR OF THE MONTH
Do you know a classified staff employee you would like to nominate as the Classified Staff Star of the Month?  Someone who is doing an outstanding job?  Don’t let this opportunity pass you by to acknowledge someone who deserves to be a star!  Use the KUDOs submission form to nominate.

SCC BOOKSTORE HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday, December 2 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00p.m. in the SCC Bookstore
Please join us for our annual open house, Tuesday, December 2nd, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.  SCC's Music department will provide the holiday atmosphere and there will be refreshments and door prizes! We will be accepting donations for the SCC Music Scholarship fund, Northwest Harvest and Toys for Tots.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

SCC CHOIRS PRESENT "A FESTIVAL OF PSALMS"
Tuesday, November 25, 2003 at 7:30 pm at St. Luke Church
The Shoreline Community College Chamber Chorale and Shoreline Singers will present a wide variety of music including Psalm settings by Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Shubert. Featured on the program is Leonard Bernstein's striking "Chichester Psalms." This work, which is quickly becoming a standard among college and professional choirs, is written entirely in Hebrew. It features the soaring melodies and intense rhythms for which Bernstein became known. This concert is the perfect way to start your holiday season...bring the whole family!

NEW GYM TOWEL USE POLICY
Beginning Winter Quarter, 2004 (January 5, 2004) a new towel use procedure will be in place.  Towels will no longer be provided free of charge >MORE

PHONE DIRECTORY
The 2003-04 Phone Directory will soon be available and delivered to your offices. In the meantime, if you are looking for a phone number, you can find the updated directory online at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetpeople/ or by clicking the PHONE BOOK button to your left.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

NEED A GYM LOCKER?
We are revamping our College employee’s locker program in order to offer a more efficient system that will allow employees who are utilizing our fitness facilities on a regular basis to have the first choice on securing a locker. We have limited lockers available, especially in the women’s locker room. We are going to institute a quarterly locker renewal system, just like the students have in place. Three weeks prior to the end of each quarter, you will see signs posted on the downstairs fitness center doors, and on both the men’s and women’s locker room doors that will tell you that you need to renew your locker. To renew your locker, just come to the issue room window and fill out the locker renewal form. >MORE

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Day at a Glance

Most people don't aim too high and miss, they aim to low and hit. -Bob Moawad

Friday, November 21, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

PRESIDENT HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, November 21, 10:30 to 12:00 noon
Join Holly this Friday for Open Office Hours.  Come talk about campus communication and governance.  Everyone is welcome.  Krispy Kremes will be served.  If you have questions, please call Holly's office at ext. 4552.

SMALL ENSEMBLE RECITAL
Friday, November 21, 2003 at 12:30 pm in Room 818 Music
Enjoy your lunch break with music performed by SCC Music Department students. Come hear a variety of musical styles played by our Percussion, Piano, Bluegrass, Saxophone and Guitar Ensembles

HOW TO WORK WITH STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES- CANCELLED
Friday, November 21, from 12:30-2:20 in Room 1102

JAMAICA 2003 BROWN BAG LUNCH PRESENTATION - CANCELLED
Friday, November 21, 12noon - 1pm
The Jamaica 2003 program presentation scheduled for 12 noon on Friday has been cancelled.

GOODNIGHT DESDEMONA (GOOD MORNING JULIET)
November 20 -22, 2004 at 7:30pm, Lobby Theater
Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet is a fresh, vibrant and comedic story of a college professor, Constance Ledbelly, who has developed certain "theories" about the origins of some of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies - in particular, Romeo and Juliet and Othello. >MORE

VARSITY BASKETBALL
Friday, November 21 in the Gymnasium
Drop by the gym this weekend to catch the opening games of the 2003-04 basketball season. The women's team will be hosting an 8 team tournament that runs Friday - Sunday. The home team's first game will be at 8:00pm on Friday. If they win on Friday, then they will play at 6:00pm on Saturday. The men's team will have their season opener on Saturday the 22nd at 8:00pm vs. Green River. No admission is charged for students and college employees.

MOVIE: THE BIG EDEN
Friday, Nov. 21 at 12:30 in the Canteen
The Rainbow Club invites the campus community to a showing of the movie "The Big Eden." This movie is known as the most honored film in the history of gay and lesbian film festivals. Please join us!

PIANO RECITAL - ARTIST & LECTURE SERIES
Sunday, November 23 at 3:00 PM in the Campus Theatre
"At the Brink of Modernism" - Come hear two of Shoreline's newest piano faculty play Debussy, Prokofiev, Schoenberg and more. Dr. Iwona Kaminska-Bowlby is a Polish-born pianist, and Mr. Vaicekonis is a DMA candidate at Univ. of Washington. Both have received distinguished performance awards. Tickets are $4 SCC students, $8 SCC Staff, and $10 General Admission. All proceeds benefit SCC Piano Scholarship Fund.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

SCC CHOIRS PRESENT "A FESTIVAL OF PSALMS"
Tuesday, November 25, 2003 at 7:30 pm at St. Luke Church
The Shoreline Community College Chamber Chorale and Shoreline Singers will present a wide variety of music including Psalm settings by Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Shubert. Featured on the program is Leonard Bernstein's striking "Chichester Psalms." This work, which is quickly becoming a standard among college and professional choirs, is written entirely in Hebrew. It features the soaring melodies and intense rhythms for which Bernstein became known. This concert is the perfect way to start your holiday season...bring the whole family!

MOVIE: THE CELLULOID CLOSET
Monday, Nov. 24 from 12:30pm in Room 1402
A group of students will be showing the documentary "The Celluloid Closet". "THE CELLULOID CLOSET" explodes sexual myths and explores how our attitudes about homosexuality and sex roles have evolved through the century. With clips from over 100 Hollywood movies and interviews with many of the filmmakers and actors who created them THE CELLULOID CLOSET is an epic story -- by turns surprising, hilarious, and disturbing. The film will be followed by a discussion and candy will be provided to participants!

CONVERSATION CAFE
Monday, November 24 from 3:30-4:30pm in Rm 5387 FOSS (New Time)
Conversation Cafe is the resurrection of the shamelessly utilitarian brown bag meant for anyone interested in discussing pedagogy and classroom issues. It's the goal for Conversation Cafe to offer the opportunity to banter, cavort, chortle, debate and educate--to show our true talents, our knowledge, our weaknesses, and our tonsils. Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm)

NEW GYM TOWEL USE POLICY
Beginning Winter Quarter, 2004 (January 5, 2004) a new towel use procedure will be in place.  Towels will no longer be provided free of charge >MORE

PHONE DIRECTORY
The 2003-04 Phone Directory will soon be available and delivered to your offices. In the meantime, if you are looking for a phone number, you can find the updated directory online at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetpeople/ or by clicking the PHONE BOOK button to your left.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

NEED A GYM LOCKER?
We are revamping our College employee’s locker program in order to offer a more efficient system that will allow employees who are utilizing our fitness facilities on a regular basis to have the first choice on securing a locker. We have limited lockers available, especially in the women’s locker room. We are going to institute a quarterly locker renewal system, just like the students have in place. Three weeks prior to the end of each quarter, you will see signs posted on the downstairs fitness center doors, and on both the men’s and women’s locker room doors that will tell you that you need to renew your locker. To renew your locker, just come to the issue room window and fill out the locker renewal form. >MORE

MAILROOM UPDATE
U.S. Mail is picked up from the Post Office each morning about 9am. Outgoing U.S. Mail is delivered to the Post Office around 9am and again at 3:30pm. PLEASE REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY ALL OUTGOING U.S. MAIL with department/division and budget number. Outgoing mail without this information is not processed until the dept/division and budget number can be determined. This results in a delay of delivery to the Post Office.

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Day at a Glance

Your world is a living expression of how you are using and have used your mind. -Earl Nightingale

Thursday, November 20, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

GOODNIGHT DESDEMONA (GOOD MORNING JULIET)
November 20 -22, 2004 at 7:30pm, Lobby Theater
Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet is a fresh, vibrant and comedic story of a college professor, Constance Ledbelly, who has developed certain "theories" about the origins of some of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies - in particular, Romeo and Juliet and Othello. >MORE

CLAY CLUB SPONSORS LECTURE BY SEATTLE POTTER
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 from 3 to 8pm in Room 2065
The Clay Club is sponsoring a free lecture demonstration on surface decoration of high fire ceramic forms, including overglaze brushwork, brushmaking, glaze pouring and manipulation and slip trailing. The workshop will be held on Thursday, November 20, from 3 to 8 p.m. in the SCC Art Building, Room 2065.
Sam Scott has been a well known potter in the Seattle area for 34 years. He shows his work locally at major art shows and galleries, including the Northwest Craft Center. >MORE

RETIREMENT INVESTMENT SEMINARS
Thursday, November 20, 2003
Save in taxes, save for retirement, invest in SRAs TIAA-CREF offers retirement plan seminars It's time to make your move toward a sound financial future. Financing your retirement can be a challenge even with Social Security and employer-sponsored plans. If you are seeking a high level of financial independence, consider investing in an SRA today. TIAA-CREF's Supplemental Retirement Annuities offer an easy and affordable way to build assets for the future. Come to our seminar: Save on Taxes, Save for Retirement, Invest in SRAs, to understand how you can finance the retirement lifestyle you've always imagined. >MORE

SCC STUDENT TABOR SABIN PASSES AWAY
We are sad to announce that former SCC student Tabor Sabin passed away Nov. 13th. A celebration of Tabor's life will be held at the home of his father starting at 4:00pm on November 20, 2003, 1310 East Union Street, Suite 202, Seattle, Washington.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, most of us at Shoreline Community College are grateful for the many comforts of our lives. We want to extend those heartfelt feelings to those in our community who are less fortunate. With this in mind, President Moore will endorse those efforts to bring food, clothing, and other gifts to the needy. We encourage you to get involved in food bank donations, the Mitten and Glove Drive sponsored by the Parent-Child Center, Toys for Tots, Sponsor-a-Family, and other efforts. If you have questions, please contact President Moore at hmoore@shoreline.edu.

VARSITY BASKETBALL
Friday, November 21 in the Gymnasium
Drop by the gym this weekend to catch the opening games of the 2003-04 basketball season. The women's team will be hosting an 8 team tournament that runs Friday - Sunday. The home team's first game will be at 8:00pm on Friday. If they win on Friday, then they will play at 6:00pm on Saturday. The men's team will have their season opener on Saturday the 22nd at 8:00pm vs Green River. No admission is charged for students and college employees.

SCC CHOIRS PRESENT "A FESTIVAL OF PSALMS"
Tuesday, November 25, 2003 at 7:30 pm at St. Luke Church
The Shoreline Community College Chamber Chorale and Shoreline Singers will present a wide variety of music including Psalm settings by Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Shubert. Featured on the program is Leonard Bernstein's striking "Chichester Psalms." This work, which is quickly becoming a standard among college and professional choirs, is written entirely in Hebrew. It features the soaring melodies and intense rhythms for which Bernstein became known. This concert is the perfect way to start your holiday season...bring the whole family!

MOVIE: THE CELLULOID CLOSET
Monday, Nov. 24 from 12:30pm in Room 1402
A group of students will be showing the documentary "The Celluloid Closet". "THE CELLULOID CLOSET" explodes sexual myths and explores how our attitudes about homosexuality and sex roles have evolved through the century. With clips from over 100 Hollywood movies and interviews with many of the filmmakers and actors who created them THE CELLULOID CLOSET is an epic story -- by turns surprising, hilarious, and disturbing. The film will be followed by a discussion and candy will be provided to participants!

MOVIE: THE BIG EDEN
Friday, Nov. 21 at 12:30 in the Canteen
The Rainbow Club invites the campus community to a showing of the movie "The Big Eden." This movie is known as the most honored film in the history of gay and lesbian film festivals. Please join us!

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

PIANO RECITAL - ARTIST & LECTURE SERIES
Sunday, November 23 at 3:00 PM in the Campus Theatre
"At the Brink of Modernism" - Come hear two of Shoreline's newest piano faculty play Debussy, Prokofiev, Schoenberg and more. Dr. Iwona Kaminska-Bowlby is a Polish-born pianist, and Mr. Vaicekonis is a DMA candidate at Univ. of Washington. Both have received distinguished performance awards. Tickets are $4 SCC students, $8 SCC Staff, and $10 General Admission. All proceeds benefit SCC Piano Scholarship Fund.

SMALL ENSEMBLE RECITAL
Friday, November 21, 2003 at 12:30 pm in Room 818 Music
Enjoy your lunch break with music performed by SCC Music Department students. Come hear a variety of musical styles played by our Percussion, Piano, Bluegrass, Saxophone and Guitar Ensembles

JAMAICA 2003 BROWN BAG LUNCH PRESENTATION - CANCELLED
Friday, November 21, 12noon - 1pm
The Jamaica 2003 program presentation scheduled for 12 noon on Friday has been cancelled.

CONVERSATION CAFE
Monday, November 24 from 3:30-4:30pm in Rm 5387 FOSS (New Time)
Conversation Cafe is the resurrection of the shamelessly utilitarian brown bag meant for anyone interested in discussing pedagogy and classroom issues. It's the goal for Conversation Cafe to offer the opportunity to banter, cavort, chortle, debate and educate--to show our true talents, our knowledge, our weaknesses, and our tonsils. Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm)

HOW TO WORK WITH STUDENTS WITH DISABILTIES- CANCELLED
Friday, November 21, from 12:30-2:20 in Room 1102
Our own Kim Thompson, Services for Students with Disability Coordinator, will share ideas on how to work effectively with students with differing abilities. Extremely helpful to your success with our diverse student population.

PRESIDENT HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, November 21, 10:30 to 12:00 noon
Join Holly this Friday for Open Office Hours.  Come talk about campus communication and governance.  Everyone is welcome.  Krispy Kremes will be served.  If you have questions, please call Holly's office at ext. 4552.

NEW GYM TOWEL USE POLICY
Beginning Winter Quarter, 2004 (January 5, 2004) a new towel use procedure will be in place.  Towels will no longer be provided free of charge >MORE

PHONE DIRECTORY
The 2003-04 Phone Directory will soon be available and delivered to your offices. In the meantime, if you are looking for a phone number, you can find the updated directory online at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetpeople/ or by clicking the PHONE BOOK button to your left.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

NEED A GYM LOCKER?
We are revamping our College employee’s locker program in order to offer a more efficient system that will allow employees who are utilizing our fitness facilities on a regular basis to have the first choice on securing a locker. We have limited lockers available, especially in the women’s locker room. We are going to institute a quarterly locker renewal system, just like the students have in place. Three weeks prior to the end of each quarter, you will see signs posted on the downstairs fitness center doors, and on both the men’s and women’s locker room doors that will tell you that you need to renew your locker. To renew your locker, just come to the issue room window and fill out the locker renewal form. >MORE

MAILROOM UPDATE
U.S. Mail is picked up from the Post Office each morning about 9am. Outgoing U.S. Mail is delivered to the Post Office around 9am and again at 3:30pm. PLEASE REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY ALL OUTGOING U.S. MAIL with department/division and budget number. Outgoing mail without this information is not processed until the dept/division and budget number can be determined. This results in a delay of delivery to the Post Office.

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Your world is a living expression of how you are using and have used your mind. -Earl Nightingale

Wednesday, November 19, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

INTRODUCING THE ALL-USA ACADEMIC TEAM COMPETITION
Wednesday, November 19th from 5:00 pm in Room 952
Sponsored by USA Today, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, & the American Association of Community Colleges. If you know of outstanding students please contact Michelle Cruver- before November 19th- for more information. Any faculty, staff or administrator may nominate a student for this honor.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

PIANO RECITAL - ARTIST & LECTURE SERIES
Sunday, November 23 at 3:00 PM in the Campus Theatre
"At the Brink of Modernism" - Come hear two of Shoreline's newest piano faculty play Debussy, Prokofiev, Schoenberg and more. Dr. Iwona Kaminska-Bowlby is a Polish-born pianist, and Mr. Vaicekonis is a DMA candidate at Univ of Washington. Both have received distinguished performance awards. Tickets are $4 SCC students, $8 SCC Staff, and $10 General Admission. All proceeds benefit SCC Piano Scholarship Fund.

SMALL ENSEMBLE RECITAL
Friday, November 21, 2003 at 12:30 pm in Room 818 Music
Enjoy your lunch break with music performed by SCC Music Department students. Come hear a variety of musical styles played by our Percussion, Piano, Bluegrass, Saxophone and Guitar Ensembles

JAMAICA 2003 BROWN BAG LUNCH PRESENTATION - CANCELLED
Friday, November 21, 12noon - 1pm
The Jamaica 2003 program presentation scheduled for 12 noon on Friday has been cancelled.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

CONVERSATION CAFE
Monday, November 24 from 3:30-4:30pm in Rm 5387 FOSS (New Time)
Conversation Cafe is the resurrection of the shamelessly utilitarian brown bag meant for anyone interested in discussing pedagogy and classroom issues. It's the goal for Conversation Cafe to offer the opportunity to banter, cavort, chortle, debate and educate--to show our true talents, our knowledge, our weaknesses, and our tonsils. Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm)

HOW TO WORK WITH STUDENTS WITH DISABILTIES- CANCELLED
Friday, November 21, from 12:30-2:20 in Room 1102
Our own Kim Thompson, Services for Students with Disability Coordinator, will share ideas on how to work effectively with students with differing abilities. Extremely helpful to your success with our diverse student population.

PRESIDENT HOLLY MOORE'S OPEN OFFICE HOURS
Friday, November 21, 10:30 to 12:00 noon
Join Holly this Friday for Open Office Hours.  Come talk about campus communication and governance.  Everyone is welcome.  Krispy Kremes will be served.  If you have questions, please call Holly's office at ext. 4552.

NEW GYM TOWEL USE POLICY
Beginning Winter Quarter, 2004 (January 5, 2004) a new towel use procedure will be in place.  Towels will no longer be provided free of charge >MORE

PHONE DIRECTORY
The 2003-04 Phone Directory will soon be available and delivered to your offices. In the meantime, if you are looking for a phone number, you can find the updated directory online at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetpeople/ or by clicking the PHONE BOOK button to your left.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

GOODNIGHT DESDEMONA (GOOD MORNING JULIET)
November 20 -22, 2004 at 7:30pm, Lobby Theater
Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet is a fresh, vibrant and comedic story of a college professor, Constance Ledbelly, who has developed certain "theories" about the origins of some of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies - in particular, Romeo and Juliet and Othello. >MORE

NEED A GYM LOCKER?
We are revamping our College employee’s locker program in order to offer a more efficient system that will allow employees who are utilizing our fitness facilities on a regular basis to have the first choice on securing a locker. We have limited lockers available, especially in the women’s locker room. We are going to institute a quarterly locker renewal system, just like the students have in place. Three weeks prior to the end of each quarter, you will see signs posted on the downstairs fitness center doors, and on both the men’s and women’s locker room doors that will tell you that you need to renew your locker. To renew your locker, just come to the issue room window and fill out the locker renewal form. >MORE

MAILROOM UPDATE
U.S. Mail is picked up from the Post Office each morning about 9am. Outgoing U.S. Mail is delivered to the Post Office around 9am and again at 3:30pm. PLEASE REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY ALL OUTGOING U.S. MAIL with department/division and budget number. Outgoing mail without this information is not processed until the dept/division and budget number can be determined. This results in a delay of delivery to the Post Office.

CLAY CLUB SPONSORS LECTURE BY SEATTLE POTTER
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 from 3 to 8pm in Room 2065
The Clay Club is sponsoring a free lecture demonstration on surface decoration of high fire ceramic forms, including overglaze brushwork, brushmaking, glaze pouring and manipulation and slip trailing. The workshop will be held on Thursday, November 20, from 3 to 8 p.m. in the SCC Art Building, Room 2065.
Sam Scott has been a well known potter in the Seattle area for 34 years. He shows his work locally at major art shows and galleries, including the Northwest Craft Center. >MORE

RETIREMENT INVESTMENT SEMINARS
Thursday, November 20, 2003
Save in taxes, save for retirement, invest in SRAs TIAA-CREF offers retirement plan seminars It's time to make your move toward a sound financial future. Financing your retirement can be a challenge even with Social Security and employer-sponsored plans. If you are seeking a high level of financial independence, consider investing in an SRA today. TIAA-CREF's Supplemental Retirement Annuities offer an easy and affordable way to build assets for the future. Come to our seminar: Save on Taxes, Save for Retirement, Invest in SRAs, to understand how you can finance the retirement lifestyle you've always imagined. >MORE

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Yesterdays preparations, along with today's actions, will determine tomorrow's results. -Gary Thomas Vojtesak

Tuesday, November 18, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

ANNUAL CLAY CLUB POTTERY SALE
Tuesday, Nov. 18th from 10am - 2pm in Room 2065
This is your opportunity to buy some great gifts -- or even something nice for yourself! The SCC Clay Club is hosting the annual pottery sale Tuesday, November 18th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Room 2065. Cash or checks, no cards.

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

CONVERSATION CAFE
Monday, November 24 from 3:30-4:30pm in Rm 5387 FOSS (New Time)
Conversation Cafe is the resurrection of the shamelessly utilitarian brown bag meant for anyone interested in discussing pedagogy and classroom issues. It's the goal for Conversation Cafe to offer the opportunity to banter, cavort, chortle, debate and educate--to show our true talents, our knowledge, our weaknesses, and our tonsils. Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm)

HOW TO WORK WITH STUDENTS WITH DISABILTIES- CANCELLED
Friday, November 21, from 12:30-2:20 in Room 1102
Our own Kim Thompson, Services for Students with Disability Coordinator, will share ideas on how to work effectively with students with differing abilities. Extremely helpful to your success with our diverse student population.

NEW GYM TOWEL USE POLICY
Beginning Winter Quarter, 2004 (January 5, 2004) a new towel use procedure will be in place.  Towels will no longer be provided free of charge >MORE

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

PHONE DIRECTORY
The 2003-04 Phone Directory will soon be available and delivered to your offices. In the meantime, if you are looking for a phone number, you can find the updated directory online at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetpeople/ or by clicking the PHONE BOOK button to your left.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importantly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

GOODNIGHT DESDEMONA (GOOD MORNING JULIET)
November 20 -22, 2004 at 7:30pm, Lobby Theater
Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet is a fresh, vibrant and comedic story of a college professor, Constance Ledbelly, who has developed certain "theories" about the origins of some of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies - in particular, Romeo and Juliet and Othello. >MORE

NEED A GYM LOCKER?
We are revamping our College employee’s locker program in order to offer a more efficient system that will allow employees who are utilizing our fitness facilities on a regular basis to have the first choice on securing a locker. We have limited lockers available, especially in the women’s locker room. We are going to institute a quarterly locker renewal system, just like the students have in place. Three weeks prior to the end of each quarter, you will see signs posted on the downstairs fitness center doors, and on both the men’s and women’s locker room doors that will tell you that you need to renew your locker. To renew your locker, just come to the issue room window and fill out the locker renewal form. >MORE

MAILROOM UPDATE
U.S. Mail is picked up from the Post Office each morning about 9am. Outgoing U.S. Mail is delivered to the Post Office around 9am and again at 3:30pm. PLEASE REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY ALL OUTGOING U.S. MAIL with department/division and budget number. Outgoing mail without this information is not processed until the dept/division and budget number can be determined. This results in a delay of delivery to the Post Office.

INTRODUCING THE ALL-USA ACADEMIC TEAM COMPETITION
Wednesday, November 19th from 5:00 pm in Room 952
Sponsored by USA Today, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, & the American Association of Community Colleges. If you know of outstanding students please contact Michelle Cruver- before November 19th- for more information. Any faculty, staff or administrator may nominate a student for this honor.

CLAY CLUB SPONSORS LECTURE BY SEATTLE POTTER
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 from 3 to 8pm in Room 2065
The Clay Club is sponsoring a free lecture demonstration on surface decoration of high fire ceramic forms, including overglaze brushwork, brushmaking, glaze pouring and manipulation and slip trailing. The workshop will be held on Thursday, November 20, from 3 to 8 p.m. in the SCC Art Building, Room 2065.
Sam Scott has been a well known potter in the Seattle area for 34 years. He shows his work locally at major art shows and galleries, including the Northwest Craft Center. >MORE

RETIREMENT INVESTMENT SEMINARS
Thursday, November 20, 2003
Save in taxes, save for retirement, invest in SRAs TIAA-CREF offers retirement plan seminars It's time to make your move toward a sound financial future. Financing your retirement can be a challenge even with Social Security and employer-sponsored plans. If you are seeking a high level of financial independence, consider investing in an SRA today. TIAA-CREF's Supplemental Retirement Annuities offer an easy and affordable way to build assets for the future. Come to our seminar: Save on Taxes, Save for Retirement, Invest in SRAs, to understand how you can finance the retirement lifestyle you've always imagined. >MORE

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Monday, November 17, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK KICKS OFF TODAY
From November 17- 21, 2003 Shoreline Community College will join hundreds of colleges, universities and other organizations across the nation to highlight our international education efforts and to promote its ideals. Please join the International Programs office, your faculty colleagues and our students as we celebrate International Education Week. >MORE

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

CONVERSATION CAFE
Wednesday, November 19 from 3:30-4:30pm in Rm 1515
Conversation Cafe is the resurrection of the shamelessly utilitarian brown bag meant for anyone interested in discussing pedagogy and classroom issues. It's the goal for Conversation Cafe to offer the opportunity to banter, cavort, chortle, debate and educate--to show our true talents, our knowledge, our weakknesses, and our tonsils. Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm)

HOW TO WORK WITH STUDENTS WITH DISABILTIES
Friday, November 21, from 12:30-2:20 in Room 1102
Our own Kim Thompson, Services for Students with Disability Coordinator, will share ideas on how to work effectively with students with differing abilities. Extremely helpful to your success with our diverse student population.

PHONE DIRECTORY
The 2003-04 Phone Directory will soon be available and delivered to your offices. In the meantime, if you are looking for a phone number, you can find the updated directory online at http://intranet.shoreline.edu/intranetpeople/ or by clicking the PHONE BOOK button to your left.

GLOVE AND MITTEN DRIVE
The Pre-k class in the Parent-Child Center has initiated a mitten and glove drive. The children are learning about the community and how they can help other children when they do not have some of the basic things to keep them warm in the winter. They have set a goal of collecting 100 pair, by Dec. 4th. If you would like to host a drop box in your area, please call the childcare center at ext. 4690 and we will get it right up to you. If you do not want to host a box, but would like to donate a pair send them over to the childcare center or call and the children can pick them up on their daily walk. Whatever you could do would be a great support to the children's learning and more importanly you would be helping a small child stay warm in the winter.

GOODNIGHT DESDEMONA (GOOD MORNING JULIET)
November 20 -22, 2004 at 7:30pm, Lobby Theater
Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet is a fresh, vibrant and comedic story of a college professor, Constance Ledbelly, who has developed certain "theories" about the origins of some of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies - in particular, Romeo and Juliet and Othello. >MORE

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

NEED A GYM LOCKER?
We are revamping our College employee’s locker program in order to offer a more efficient system that will allow employees who are utilizing our fitness facilities on a regular basis to have the first choice on securing a locker. We have limited lockers available, especially in the women’s locker room. We are going to institute a quarterly locker renewal system, just like the students have in place. Three weeks prior to the end of each quarter, you will see signs posted on the downstairs fitness center doors, and on both the men’s and women’s locker room doors that will tell you that you need to renew your locker. To renew your locker, just come to the issue room window and fill out the locker renewal form. >MORE

MAILROOM UPDATE
U.S. Mail is picked up from the Post Office each morning about 9am. Outgoing U.S. Mail is delivered to the Post Office around 9am and again at 3:30pm. PLEASE REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY ALL OUTGOING U.S. MAIL with department/division and budget number. Outgoing mail without this information is not processed until the dept/division and budget number can be determined. This results in a delay of delivery to the Post Office.

INTRODUCING THE ALL-USA ACADEMIC TEAM COMPETITION
Wednesday, November 19th from 5:00 pm in Room 952
Sponsored by USA Today, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, & the American Association of Community Colleges. If you know of outstanding students please contact Michelle Cruver- before November 19th- for more information. Any faculty, staff or administrator may nominate a student for this honor.

ANNUAL CLAY CLUB POTTERY SALE
Tuesday, Nov. 18th from 10am - 2pm in Room 2065
This is your opportunity to buy some great gifts -- or even something nice for yourself! The SCC Clay Club is hosting the annual pottery sale Tuesday, November 18th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Room 2065. Cash or checks, no cards.

CLAY CLUB SPONSORS LECTURE BY SEATTLE POTTER
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 from 3 to 8pm in Room 2065
The Clay Club is sponsoring a free lecture demonstration on surface decoration of high fire ceramic forms, including overglaze brushwork, brushmaking, glaze pouring and manipulation and slip trailing. The workshop will be held on Thursday, November 20, from 3 to 8 p.m. in the SCC Art Building, Room 2065.
Sam Scott has been a well known potter in the Seattle area for 34 years. He shows his work locally at major art shows and galleries, including the Northwest Craft Center. >MORE

RETIREMENT INVESTMENT SEMINARS
Thursday, November 20, 2003
Save in taxes, save for retirement, invest in SRAs TIAA-CREF offers retirement plan seminars It's time to make your move toward a sound financial future. Financing your retirement can be a challenge even with Social Security and employer-sponsored plans. If you are seeking a high level of financial independence, consider investing in an SRA today. TIAA-CREF's Supplemental Retirement Annuities offer an easy and affordable way to build assets for the future. Come to our seminar: Save on Taxes, Save for Retirement, Invest in SRAs, to understand how you can finance the retirement lifestyle you've always imagined. >MORE

BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
From 11/10/03 - 11/24/03
Benefit Open Enrollment - Reminder

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Friday, November 14, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

FALL STUDENT RECITAL
Friday, 11/14/03 from 12:30 PM in Rm 818
Enjoy your lunchtime break with music performed by students of the SCC Music Department. This hour of entertainment will send you back to work or class refreshed and ready to meet the challenges! Student performers are: Juliana Brandon, soprano; Shou Yanagita, piano; Tia Hammer, soprano; Anna Nurre, piano; Tiffany Lawrence, soprano; Hooman Saatchi, piano; Melissa Ferrell, soprano; Akira Yanagisawa, piano; Letitia Page, soprano.

Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)
November 13 —15, &
November 20 —22, 2004
7:30pm, Lobby Theater
Written By Ann-Marie MacDonald
Directed by Shelley Douma
Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet is a fresh, vibrant and comedic story of a college professor, Constance Ledbelly, who has developed certain "theories" about the origins of some of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies — in particular, Romeo and Juliet and Othello. Through the magic of theater and Constance's imagination, she is transported to Othello's citadel in Cypress and ancient Verona where she meets face to face with the heroes, villains and other characters of these famous plays. Most importantly she meets her heroines — Juliet and Desdemona — who open her eyes to herself! All the while, Constance encounters ghosts and sword fights, and she and the audience have a fast-paced, funny, good time.

ACTIVITIES THAT TEACH
Friday, November 14 , 12:30-2:00 pm , Board Room, 1000 Bldg
Explore a variety of activities that can be used in the classroom as icebreakers and/or to teach decision-making, respect, communication skills, working in groups, and whatever else you can glean. We'll discuss how to debrief activities also. All subject areas welcome---Come learn and play! Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm.) and Matt Houghton (CEO)

WEB SEARCH STRATEGIES
Friday November 14, 12:30-2:00 pm, Library Research Lab in Room 4214
Tired of getting millions of hits when searching Google or other search engines? This workshop offers tips for making your web searches more efficient. For info contact Elena Bianco (Library).

LAST DAY TO SUBMIT SURVEY OF THE MONTH: THE MAIL SURVEY
Please take a moment to complete the Mail Survey and provide your feedback on the new mail systems. Changes were made to our mail delivery systems and we would like your input on "what works and what can be improved." Click here to begin the survey.

ADMIN-IN-CHARGE: PAULETTE FLEMING
Paulette can be reached at pflemin@shoreline.edu .

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

NEED A GYM LOCKER?
We are revamping our College employee’s locker program in order to offer a more efficient system that will allow employees who are utilizing our fitness facilities on a regular basis to have the first choice on securing a locker. We have limited lockers available, especially in the women’s locker room. We are going to institute a quarterly locker renewal system, just like the students have in place. Three weeks prior to the end of each quarter, you will see signs posted on the downstairs fitness center doors, and on both the men’s and women’s locker room doors that will tell you that you need to renew your locker. To renew your locker, just come to the issue room window and fill out the locker renewal form. >MORE

MAILROOM UPDATE
U.S. Mail is picked up from the Post Office each morning about 9am. Outgoing U.S. Mail is delivered to the Post Office around 9am and again at 3:30pm. PLEASE REMEMBER TO IDENTIFY ALL OUTGOING U.S. MAIL with department/division and budget number. Outgoing mail without this information is not processed until the dept/division and budget number can be determined. This results in a delay of delivery to the Post Office.

INTRODUCING THE ALL-USA ACADEMIC TEAM COMPETITION
Wednesday, November 19th from 5:00 pm in Room 952
Sponsored by USA Today, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, & the American Association of Community Colleges. If you know of outstanding students please contact Michelle Cruver- before November 19th- for more information. Any faculty, staff or administrator may nominate a student for this honor.

ANNUAL CLAY CLUB POTTERY SALE
Tuesday, Nov. 18th from 10am - 2pm in Room 2065
This is your opportunity to buy some great gifts -- or even something nice for yourself! The SCC Clay Club is hosting the annual pottery sale Tuesday, November 18th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Room 2065. Cash or checks, no cards.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

CLAY CLUB SPONSORS LECTURE BY SEATTLE POTTER
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 from 3 to 8pm in Room 2065
The Clay Club is sponsoring a free lecture demonstration on surface decoration of high fire ceramic forms, including overglaze brushwork, brushmaking, glaze pouring and manipulation and slip trailing. The workshop will be held on Thursday, November 20, from 3 to 8 p.m. in the SCC Art Building, Room 2065.
Sam Scott has been a well known potter in the Seattle area for 34 years. He shows his work locally at major art shows and galleries, including the Northwest Craft Center. >MORE

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
From November 17- 21, 2003 Shoreline Community College will join hundreds of colleges, universities and other organizations across the nation to highlight our international education efforts and to promote its ideals. Please join the International Programs office, your faculty colleagues and our students as we celebrate International Education Week. >MORE

RETIREMENT INVESTMENT SEMINARS
Thursday, November 20, 2003
Save in taxes, save for retirement, invest in SRAs TIAA-CREF offers retirement plan seminars It's time to make your move toward a sound financial future. Financing your retirement can be a challenge even with Social Security and employer-sponsored plans. If you are seeking a high level of financial independence, consider investing in an SRA today. TIAA-CREF's Supplemental Retirement Annuities offer an easy and affordable way to build assets for the future. Come to our seminar: Save on Taxes, Save for Retirement, Invest in SRAs, to understand how you can finance the retirement lifestyle you've always imagined. >MORE

BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
From 11/10/03 - 11/24/03
Benefit Open Enrollment - Reminder

NEW EVENING ADMINISTRATOR
Beginning Monday, November 10th Steve Gibler will assume Evening Administrator duties on a permanent basis. The Evening Administrator will be available Monday through Thursday, 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Steve can be reached at extension 4612. Steve has a thorough knowledge of the campus: enrollment and registration, knows campus policies and procedures and knows many of the faculty who teach here in the evening hours. We believe that this change will allow for better, more consistent service for our evening faculty, students and staff.

CAMPUS SALON ANNOUNCEMENT
Don't get caught short for the holiday! Cosmetology Campus Salon closes early this quarter to have a sprinkler system installed. Our last client day will by Monday, December 1, 2003. Our specials this quarter are half-price haircuts on Mondays, $10.00 cap frost special, $20.00 perm special to include haircut and styling. Thanks for all your support. Our students really appreciate the business. Manikin work is for the birds!!!! Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment today.

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Thursday, November 13, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

BREAKFAST & PARKING
Thursday, November 13 from 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM in the PUB
The SCC Foundation is holding their annual Student Success Community Breakfast this Thursday, November 13. The guests to the breakfast will be parking close to the PUB. We apologize if you have difficulty this morning parking in your usual location. Thank you for your understanding during this important event.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING MEETING
Thursday, November 13 from Noon - 1:30p in Room 1102
Area Representatives from the Washington Federation of State Employee's will be on hand to give an overview of the Civil Service Reform/Collective Bargaining law and what it means to all of us. You are welcome to bring your lunch.

ADMIN-IN-CHARGE: PAULETTE FLEMING
Paulette can be reached at pflemin@shoreline.edu .

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

COLORS WORKSHOP - COMMUNICATIONS STYLES UNVEILED - CANCELLED
Friday, November 14th  from 12:30-2:20 pm in Room 1102

ACTIVITIES THAT TEACH
Friday, November 14 , 12:30-2:00 pm , Board Room, 1000 Bldg
Explore a variety of activities that can be used in the classroom as icebreakers and/or to teach decision-making, respect, communication skills, working in groups, and whatever else you can glean. We'll discuss how to debrief activities also. All subject areas welcome---Come learn and play! Facilitated by Brooke Zimmers (Speech Comm.) and Matt Houghton (CEO)

WEB SEARCH STRATEGIES
Friday November 14, 12:30-2:00 pm, Library Research Lab in Room 4214
Tired of getting millions of hits when searching Google or other search engines? This workshop offers tips for making your web searches more efficient. For info contact Elena Bianco (Library)

CLAY CLUB SPONSORS LECTURE BY SEATTLE POTTER
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2003 from 3 to 8pm in Room 2065
The Clay Club is sponsoring a free lecture demonstration on surface decoration of high fire ceramic forms, including overglaze brushwork, brushmaking, glaze pouring and manipulation and slip trailing. The workshop will be held on Thursday, November 20, from 3 to 8 p.m. in the SCC Art Building, Room 2065.
Sam Scott has been a well known potter in the Seattle area for 34 years. He shows his work locally at major art shows and galleries, including the Northwest Craft Center. >MORE

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK
From November 17- 21, 2003 Shoreline Community College will join hundreds of colleges, universities and other organizations across the nation to highlight our international education efforts and to promote its ideals. Please join the International Programs office, your faculty colleagues and our students as we celebrate International Education Week. >MORE

RETIREMENT INVESTMENT SEMINARS
Day: Thursday
Date: November 20, 2003
Save in taxes, save for retirement, invest in SRAs TIAA-CREF offers retirement plan seminars It's time to make your move toward a sound financial future. Financing your retirement can be a challenge even with Social Security and employer-sponsored plans. If you are seeking a high level of financial independence, consider investing in an SRA today. TIAA-CREF's Supplemental Retirement Annuities offer an easy and affordable way to build assets for the future. Come to our seminar: Save on Taxes, Save for Retirement, Invest in SRAs, to understand how you can finance the retirement lifestyle you've always imagined. >MORE

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS*****

FALL STUDENT RECITAL
Friday, 11/14/03 from 12:30 PM in Rm 818
Enjoy your lunchtime break with music performed by students of the SCC Music Department. This hour of entertainment will send you back to work or class refreshed and ready to meet the challenges! Student performers are: Juliana Brandon, soprano; Shou Yanagita, piano; Tia Hammer, soprano; Anna Nurre, piano; Tiffany Lawrence, soprano; Hooman Saatchi, piano; Melissa Ferrell, soprano; Akira Yanagisawa, piano; Letitia Page, soprano.

BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
From 11/10/03 - 11/24/03
Benefit Open Enrollment - Reminder

NEW EVENING ADMINISTRATOR
Beginning Monday, November 10th Steve Gibler will assume Evening Administrator duties on a permanent basis. The Evening Administrator will be available Monday through Thursday, 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Steve can be reached at extension 4612. Steve has a thorough knowledge of the campus: enrollment and registration, knows campus policies and procedures and knows many of the faculty who teach here in the evening hours. We believe that this change will allow for better, more consistent service for our evening faculty, students and staff.

CAMPUS SALON ANNOUNCEMENT
Don't get caught short for the holiday! Cosmetology Campus Salon closes early this quarter to have a sprinkler system installed. Our last client day will by Monday, December 1, 2003. Our specials this quarter are half-price haircuts on Mondays, $10.00 cap frost special, $20.00 perm special to include haircut and styling. Thanks for all your support. Our students really appreciate the business. Manikin work is for the birds!!!! Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment today.

SURVEY OF THE MONTH: THE MAIL SURVEY
Please take a moment to complete the Mail Survey and provide your feedback on the new mail systems. Changes were made to our mail delivery systems and we would like your input on "what works and what can be improved." Click here to begin the survey.

FACULTY RETREAT
All faculty, both full and part-time, who are invested in the improvement of Shoreline CC are invited to the 2004 winter quarter faculty retreat. The retreat will provide us with a relaxed atmosphere where we will have the opportunity to build community and to discuss student learning. Lodging and food will be provided. We will be staying overnight at IslandWood in Bainbridge Island, a beautiful, natural setting; read more at . The dates have been confirmed: February 20th & 21st, Friday-Saturday. All interested faculty please contact Neal Vasishth as soon as possible at nvasisht@shoreline.edu. There may be a limited number of rooms available. We need to reserve rooms now.

WORK BY CENTER FOR MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE IS HIGHLIGHTED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
In October 2003, the National Science Foundation Advanced Technology Education (NSF/ATE) and the National Tech Prep Network partnered to offer the first national conference where ATE and Tech Prep collaborations were recognized. The CME is one of 550 projects that NSF/ATE supports. All participants submitted documentation regarding their partnerships with Tech Prep. The CME also submitted information about their collaboration with the Manufacturing Technology Advisory Group (MTAG) curriculum project, and Mathematics Engineering Sciences Achievement (MESA). Sixteen participants were invited to showcase their projects at the four day conference in Nashville. SCC's CME program was highlighted. >MORE

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Wednesday, November 12, 2003

******* TODAY'S EVENTS******

RSVP DUE TODAY
COLORS WORKSHOP - COMMUNICATIONS STYLES UNVEILED
Friday, November 14th  from 12:30-2:20 pm in Room 1102
This is a great opportunity to learn about your communication style/color and how to be more effective with “communication colors” different from your own. This workshop is facilitated by Michelle Johnson (President of Pierce College) and promises to be a fun an alternate theory/approach to effective communication. Space is limited.  Please RSVP to Ruth Clark by 10:00 am Wednesday, November 12th if you would like to participate in this unique workshop.  Please note that there is an $8 fee for materials.

ADMIN-IN-CHARGE: PAULETTE FLEMING
This Week
President Moore is attending a CAEL conference this week. She has been elected to the national CAEL Board.  While she is off campus, she has designated Vice President Paulette Fleming as Administrator-in-Charge. Paulette can be reached at pflemin@shoreline.edu .

******* NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS******

BREAKFAST & PARKING
Thursday, November 13 from 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM in the PUB
The SCC Foundation is holding their annual Student Success Community Breakfast this Thursday, November 13. The guests to the breakfast will be parking close to the PUB. We apologize if you have difficulty this morning parking in your usual location. Thank you for your understanding during this important event.

****** PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS******

CONSTRUCTION ALONG INNIS ARDEN WAY
Puget Sound Energy has informed us that they are going to be installing a gas pipe along Innis Arden Way. This construction is expected through the month of November along the south side of the road. Please expect some traffic congestion as a result of this activity.

FALL STUDENT RECITAL
Friday, 11/14/03 from 12:30 PM in Rm 818
Enjoy your lunchtime break with music performed by students of the SCC Music Department. This hour of entertainment will send you back to work or class refreshed and ready to meet the challenges! Student performers are: Juliana Brandon, soprano; Shou Yanagita, piano; Tia Hammer, soprano; Anna Nurre, piano; Tiffany Lawrence, soprano; Hooman Saatchi, piano; Melissa Ferrell, soprano; Akira Yanagisawa, piano; Letitia Page, soprano.

BENEFIT OPEN ENROLLMENT
From 11/10/03 - 11/24/03
Benefit Open Enrollment - Reminder

NEW EVENING ADMINISTRATOR
Beginning Monday, November 10th Steve Gibler will assume Evening Administrator duties on a permanent basis. The Evening Administrator will be available Monday through Thursday, 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Steve can be reached at extension 4612. Steve has a thorough knowledge of the campus: enrollment and registration, knows campus policies and procedures and knows many of the faculty who teach here in the evening hours. We believe that this change will allow for better, more consistent service for our evening faculty, students and staff.

CAMPUS SALON ANNOUNCEMENT
Don't get caught short for the holiday! Cosmetology Campus Salon closes early this quarter to have a sprinkler system installed. Our last client day will by Monday, December 1, 2003. Our specials this quarter are half-price haircuts on Mondays, $10.00 cap frost special, $20.00 perm special to include haircut and styling. Thanks for all your support. Our students really appreciate the business. Manikin work is for the birds!!!! Call 206-546-4631 for an appointment today.

SURVEY OF THE MONTH: THE MAIL SURVEY
Please take a moment to complete the Mail Survey and provide your feedback on the new mail systems. Changes were made to our mail delivery systems and we would like your input on "what works and what can be improved." Click here to begin the survey.

FACULTY RETREAT
All faculty, both full and part-time, who are invested in the improvement of Shoreline CC are invited to the 2004 winter quarter faculty retreat. The retreat will provide us with a relaxed atmosphere where we will have the opportunity to build community and to discuss student learning. Lodging and food will be provided. We will be staying overnight at IslandWood in Bainbridge Island, a beautiful, natural setting; read more at . The dates have been confirmed: February 20th & 21st, Friday-Saturday. All interested faculty please contact Neal Vasishth as soon as possible at nvasisht@shoreline.edu. There may be a limited number of rooms available. We need to reserve rooms now.

JANICE ELLIS WINS AWARD
Director of Nursing Janice Ellis has won another award. The 8th edition of her text, "Nursing in Today's World: Trends, Issues, and Management," published by Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, has won an American Journal of Nursing Book of the Year Award in the category of issues and trends for the third time. >MORE

WORK BY CENTER FOR MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE IS HIGHLIGHTED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
In October 2003, the National Science Foundation Advanced Technology Education (NSF/ATE) and the National Tech Prep Network partnered to offer the first national conference where ATE and Tech Prep collaborations were recognized. The CME is one of 550 projects that NSF/ATE supports. All participants submitted documentation regarding their partnerships with Tech Prep. The CME also submitted information about their collaboration with the Manufacturing Technology Advisory Group (MTAG) curriculum project, and Mathematics Engineering Sciences Achievement (MESA). Sixteen participants were invited to showcase their projects at the four day conference in Nashville. SCC's CME program was highlighted. >MORE

CONGRATULATIONS!!!
CEO PROGRAM RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD
The Career Education Options (CEO) Program at Shoreline Community College (SCC) has been named one of the best dropout prevention programs in the nation. The Crystal Star Program Award of Excellence in Dropout Recovery, Intervention and Prevention was awarded to SCC by the National Dropout Prevention Network (NDPN) for their success at helping at-risk, out of school youth stay in school and improving their employment opportunities. The NDPN is a national clearinghouse on issues related to dropout prevention and provides strategies designed to increase the graduation rate in schools across the nation. SCC will receive the award at the national NDPN conference in Kansas City in October, 2003. >MORE

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