Are you ready to explore the opportunities available to you in the world of business?
Then join Shoreline’s Accounting & Business Department for The Big Event!
You’ll hear from industry experts about their careers in business, and you will learn about the SCC degrees and certificates that can prepare you for your own business career.
You can attend the event in-person OR remotely via Zoom.
WHAT: Accounting & Business Big Event WHEN: Tuesday, May 14, 2024 from 3:30-5:30pm. WHERE: Student Union-PUB (9000 Building) or online
We want to make sure you have the tools and support you need to thrive at Shoreline Community College and beyond.
Here are just a few of the resources, services, and upcoming events that might be of interest to you:
STUDENT LEARNING CENTER
The Student Learning Center (SLC) provides free tutoring, in-person and online, for most classes taught on campus.
Whether you’re looking for help with a specific assignment or concept, prepping for an exam, or simply looking for a positive place to study, the SLC is at your service.
For more information, or to schedule a tutoring appointment, please visit the SLC website.
SPRING TRANSFER FAIR
Interested in exploring your transfer options?
The Spring Transfer Fair is coming to campus on Tuesday, May 7.
Representatives from several Colleges and Universities will be on campus to answer your questions about admissions, majors, student life, and more.
Schools in attendance will include: UW, Seattle University, WSU, Western Washington University, and many more!
WHEN: Tuesday, May 7, 2024 from 10am – 1pm WHERE: 9000 Building (PUB)
Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides support and reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities.
To learn more about accommodations offered and eligibility, or for contact information, please visit the SAS webpage.
COUNSELING CENTER
The Shoreline Community College Counseling Center provides free, confidential, and professional mental health counseling, resources, and referrals to support our students and campus community.
Please join our campus community, trustees, and donors on Thursday May 2, 2024, from 4:00-6:00pm to celebrate the Grand Opening of our new Cedar Building.
Please RSVP by April 29, 2024, by visiting the event web site.
Program highlights for the event include:
Guided Building Tours
Classroom Demonstrations with Shoreline Faculty & Students
Special Guest speakers, including Washington State Representative Shelley Kloba and members of the Suquamish and Muckleshoot Tribes.
Weaving Demonstration by Coast Salish Artist Andrea Wilbur-Sigo
Entertainment provided by the Shoreline Music Department
Community Blood Drive
Light Refreshments
We invite you to be our guest at this event, and there is no cost to attend.
This building was designed specifically to deliver cutting-edge instruction in biology, chemistry, phlebotomy, medical lab technology, biotechnology, biomanufacturing, advanced manufacturing, and mechatronics; providing Shoreline Community College students with unparalleled resources for a state-of-the-art learning experience. To learn more, we encourage you to view this short video.
The new building was named “Cedar” to honor the rich cultural heritage of the Indigenous Peoples of the Pacific Northwest. The naming process was initiated as a collaborative effort with various tribes, including representatives of the Tulalip and Muckleshoot tribes, with a focus on engaging in meaningful conversations and respecting tribal perspectives. The Cedar building is named after the prolific Western Red Cedar trees, x̌əpay̓ac in Southern Lushootseed, which are beloved by Pacific Northwest Tribal Nations.
Thank you to the donors who generously helped us build this building. Your support and generosity inspires us!
Shoreline Community College Associated Student Government, Bristol Myers Squibb, Seagen, Julia Calhoun, Don & Brenda Mallett, Harley & Michele O’Neil, Cheryl Roberts & Miller Adams, Bill & Mary Schneider, Scott Saunders & Irene Wagner, Shoreline Rotary Foundation, Ruth Kagi, Carl L Hossman Family Foundation, Ken & Pearl Noreen, AGC Biologics, Vince & Pamela Madden, The Estate of Laura Rogers, Chuck Olson Chevrolet Kia, Ed & Cindy Neff, Catherine & Karl D’Ambrosio, Jonelle Johnson, Shirley Lampkin, Tom & Pam Lux, Tony Doupé, Gidget & Dennis Terpstra, Clifford Frederickson, Doug Jackson, Jeffrey & Rachel King, Jim & Mary Rohrback, Wells Fargo Advisors, The Boeing Company, Schwab Charitable
The spring quarter deadline to apply for graduation has been extended!
Because we want to be sure all graduates are able to get their graduation application submitted, we have extended the deadline through the end of the month.
The Updated Graduation Application Deadlines are:
Spring Quarter: May 1, 2024.
Summer Quarter (for students who DO want to walk in the 6/21 Commencement Ceremony): May 1, 2024.
Summer Quarter (for students who DO NOT want to walk in the 6/21 Commencement Ceremony): July 18, 2024.
If you expect to graduate at the end of either spring or summer quarter, please follow the steps to Appy for Graduation. This will ensure that your degree or certificate is posted to your transcript and your diploma is issued.
Graduates who want to take part in the Commencement Ceremony, please visit our Commencement Page where you can sign up to participate and order your cap & gown.
If you need help determining your graduation timeline, please contact your advisor in the Advising Center. International Students, please contact International Advising.
We want to be sure everyone has an opportunity to submit nominations for Commencement Speakers and the Student Service Award, so we have extended the deadline to April 17!
This is your last chance to submit your nominations for:
2024 Student Commencement Speaker
2024 Faculty Commencement Speaker
2024 Student Service Award
Use this form to submit your nominations. Self-nominations are welcome!
Submissions are due by Wednesday, April 17th.
This year’s Commencement Ceremony will take place on Friday, June 21, 2024. Please visit our Commencement Page for more information.
Just a reminder that student forums with the candidates for Vice President of Student Services are happening this week!
We encourage your participation in these forums, either in-person or online, where you will have the opportunity to meet the candidates, ask questions, and provide your feedback.
The Vice President of Student Services provides leadership for several offices that students interact with regularly, including Enrollment Services, Advising, and Financial Aid.
Following each forum, please use this form to provide your feedback on the candidates.
Just a reminder to please submit your nominations for 2024 Commencement Speakers and the Student Service Award by this Wednesday, April 10. Self-nominations are welcome!
This is your opportunity to recognize a student or faculty member for their contributions, achievements, or positive impact.
The deadline to apply for Spring Quarter graduation is almost here. This is a great time to review your transcript and see how close you are to completing your program of study.
You can apply for graduation one quarter before your final quarter.
If you expect to graduate at the end of either spring or summer quarter, please follow the steps to Appy for Graduation. This will ensure that your degree or certificate is posted to your transcript and your diploma is issued.
Upcoming Graduation Application Deadlines
Spring Quarter: April 12, 2024.
Summer Quarter (for students who DO want to walk in the 6/21 Commencement Ceremony): April 12, 2024.
Summer Quarter (for students who DO NOT want to walk in the 6/21 Commencement Ceremony): July 18, 2024.
Graduates who want to take part in the Commencement Ceremony, please visit our Commencement Page where you can sign up to participate and order your cap & gown.
If you need help determining your graduation timeline, please contact your advisor in the Advising Center. International Students, please contact International Advising.
As we work our way through the first week of the quarter, we wanted to take this opportunity to provide some tips from the Department of Safety & Security.
Parking The first 8 days of Spring Quarter 2024 (April 3rd – April 12th) is the official grace period for students to purchase their quarterly permits. During this time, citations will not be issued for lack of parking permit in student areas (ADA violations, parking in multiple stalls, and other illegal and hazardous violations will still be cited). You may still find warnings on your vehicle instructing you to purchase a permit, but you will not be cited for lack of a permit.
Beginning Monday, April 15th, permits are required to park on campus for all days each quarter, Monday-Friday from 6:00am-4:00pm, excluding weekends and holidays. Citations with fines are issued for ADA violations, PCC parking violations, Visitor Lot violations, and other illegal/hazardous (fire lane, blocking roadway, not parked in a parking stall, etc.).
Students can purchase parking permits in Student Finance (aka Cashiers). Daily permits are also available for purchase at pay stations located at the East Gate, West Gate, in front of Bldg. 7000, in the parking lot west of Bldg. 1600, and on the walkway between Bldg. 2900 and 3000.
Campus Security We have a uniformed Campus Security Officer on campus and on-duty 24/7/365. Our personnel are trained and equipped to respond to a vast variety of calls that include, but are not limited to, basic first aid, medical emergencies, security emergencies, and calls for assistance.
To reach our team during business hours, call 206-546-4633, or visit the Safety & Security Office in the Foss Building, Room 5102.
After hours or if the office does not answer, the on-duty Campus Security Officer can be reached at 206-235-5860
Courtesy Services Our department provides vehicle lockout assistance, vehicle jumpstarts, security escorts, and more!
Lost & Found The official campus Lost & Found is located in the Safety & Security Office, Room 5102. We hold onto items for 3-6 months before disposing of them.
Tips Here are a few tips that can help you in having a wonderful experience here at Shoreline:
STOP! If you haven’t already, save the after-hours Campus Security number in your phone now! 206-235-5860.
Park in high traffic and well-lit areas.
Remove all valuables from your vehicle and remove items from view.
Even if a bag only has dirty gym clothes in it, a prowler may break in hoping it contains valuables.
If you observe a suspicious person or vehicle on campus, call security.
Always keep your phone and photo ID on your person in the event that you need to contact assistance.
If you witness or observe concerning behavior or posts on social media, report it to Campus Security by calling the office or after-hours number.
PLEASE NOTE: Do not report injuries, criminal activity, or request immediate assistance via email, as email is only monitored sporadically during office hours.
For questions, please come to the Safety & Security Office (5102), call us at: (206) 546-4633 or email: safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu
