Kick off International Education Week (IEW) 2024 with us by learning more about the International Education department and the students we serve! Play some games, try some snacks and win prizes. How many different countries are represented by our students? What does an F-1 student need to do before they can come to Shoreline? Who works in International Education and what do they do? Get answers to these questions and more!
Date: Monday 11/18/24
Time: 12:30-4:00pm
Location: 9000 Building, Rm 9302 (International Education Office)
The 61st annual Wild Mushroom Show is on campus Saturday October 19 (noon-6pm) and Sunday October 20 (10am-5pm) in the #9000 PUB Building and #1600 Theater. The show is a fund-raiser, a classroom, an eatery, a boutique, a garden, a laboratory, and a crafts project! There will be lectures on a variety of mushroom topics, mushroom cooking/tasting, photos of mushrooms, commercial vendors, arts and crafts, and a cultivation table where you can make your own oyster mushroom-growing kits. Check out the fluorescent mushrooms in the spooky glowing haunted house this year. All these activities help us introduce the public to the incredible diversity of mushrooms and other fungi.
Date: Saturday & Sunday 10/19/24-10/20/24
Times:
Saturday: 12:00-6:00pm
Sunday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Location: 9000 Building (PUB) and 1600 Building (Theatre)
Cost:
General Admission: $10
Student Admission: $5.
Free for children under 12
To get more information about the show, visit https://psms.org/ and download the show flier
This annual art show and fundraiser features over 150 artists and 800 pieces of original art this year! This is a free and family-friendly event from 4-6 pm.
NEW location! Visual Arts Center #2000 lobby located in the west parking lot. Free parking on weekends.
Date: Saturday 10/5/24
Time: 4:00-6:00pm
Location: Visual Arts Center- Building 2000
Cost: FREE admission! Donations and purchasing original 6×6 inch artwork is up to you
Join us for a powerful weekend retreat filled with evidence-based meditation and breathwork practices. Gain stress-management and leadership skills, develop strategies for social connection, and also learn *Sahaj Samadhi meditation*, an effortless meditation technique to improve mental clarity and increase energy.
Get ready to celebrate diversity and inclusion at our campus! join us for exiting activities, inspiring performers, and free food all to showcase our support for the LGBTQ+ community.
Join the Library and Learning Resources division for a fun gaming event that will test your Sherlock Holmes-like mystery solving skills. But, be careful! You don’t want to be fooled by misinformation along way!
Everyone (students, staff, and faculty) is invited to this “escape room”-like game event in which teams of 4-6 players will solve puzzles, crack codes, and learn the truth about a mysterious new wonder drug called Euphorigen. Bring a few friends to make your own team, or show up solo to join a team and make friends. Everyone is welcome!
The game is designed to teach us all about the challenge of discerning factual information from various forms of misinformation, skills that will be especially helpful this election year.
The game will last for about 1 hour and we will reflect on the experience for a few minutes afterward. Light snacks provided.
Join us in celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on Wednesday, May 22, from 5 PM to 8 PM at our Shoreline CC Theatre!
Enjoy cultural performances by the Tibetan Association of Washington, Seattle Kokon Taiko, and more! Explore resource information from various vendors and savor delicious offerings from food trucks like Seattle Poi Company, Taste of Samoa, Momocha, and others.
