What responsibilities would you do on the day to day?
What pathways lead to biotech careers?
At this event you will hear from industry professionals who work in biotech – we are planning on representatives from both general biotech/research and biomanufacturing positions.
Barcelona is a spectacular city in which to study and live. It is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Europe and by far the most modern city in Spain.
Situated on the Mediterranean, it is a city of contrasts, mixing the best of old and new, traditional and trendy, religious and secular, conservative and progressive. As such, this vibrant city offers you the unique opportunity to both surround yourself with Spanish language and tradition while at the same time taking advantage of its mixture of Spanish and Catalan cultures.
With Barcelonans fluent in both languages, you can perfect your Spanish while also learning some Catalan! People in Spain are passionate fans of football (soccer), delicious food, family, and celebrating and enjoying life to its fullest. Festivals and holidays are important in Spanish life and have their own distinctive flavor depending on local customs and the time of year.
Along with earning a full quarter of transferable college credits, you will live with a Spanish family and immerse yourself in day-to-day Spanish life. Frequent field trips and travel opportunities enable you to experience the culture and history of Spain. The teaching team tailors courses to the European environment and structures the coursework around several themes common to the locale.
Interested in transferring to a four-year university after your time at Shoreline?
Come visit representatives from approximately 70 different colleges and universities from around the U.S. and the world! Learn more about their academic programs, transfer application processes, and student services.
ALL students, staff, and faculty are welcome – although the representatives are most knowledgeable about the transfer process for international students, they will be prepared to chat with all visitors looking for more information!
Paul Herrick, philosophy professor at Shoreline Community College, will discuss Dr. King’s philosophical ideas, including themes of equality, human rights, and interconnectedness. Explore Dr. King’s views on morality, racism, and the sacredness of human life.
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
