Current students are invited to grab a snack and relax before finals during this quarter’s Relaxation Stations. Join A&E and Student Life during the following days & times for a variety of activities:
Weds. 3/12 | 2pm-4pm | PUB 9208
Activities include: Slime making, paint by numbers, 3D puzzles, scratch art, cookie decorating, and hot beverage station.
Thurs. 3/13 | 12pm-2pm | PUB 9208
Activities include: Tile magnets, nano tape bubbles, perler beads, poke-in art, and a s’more bar.
Want to get involved on campus? Several offices are hiring for student leaders for the next academic year. Attend an upcoming Student Leader Hiring Fair and find out about opportunities offered by Student Life, International Education, and College Success.
The Career Center is excited to invite you to an ADDITIONAL Employer of the Day event where you can connect and learn about local employer and major league baseball team The Seattle Mariners ⚾
With a wide variety of roles they are hiring for, this is an excellent opportunity to join a great team!
DATE: Monday, 3/3/2025
TIME: 10am – 1pm
PLACE: PUB Lobby (9000 Building)
Reach out to the Shoreline Community College Career Center if you have any questions: careercenter@shoreline.edu.
Join us for the second of two lectures presented by Ana Celis:
Natural & Cultural Heritage of the Yucatan Peninsula
In a highly interconnected world, it is important to consider the history and values of the local communities where we travel. This lecture will present a grassroots approach to preserving the world’s largest underwater cave systems and its connections with the natural and cultural heritage of the Yucatán Península (México).
Ana Celis holds a bachelor’s degree in Archaeology from Universidad Veracruzana, and a master’s degree in Coastal Oceanography from Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México.
As a fellow at the Smithsonian in Panama, Ana developed a strong sense of commitment to create positive social impacts through her profession. She has worked for nonprofits, government agencies and the private sector in the areas of subterranean ecosystem conservation, cave archaeology and groundwater quality monitoring. Ana currently serves as director and founder of Karst Lab México. She provides consultancy services for ecosystems conservation and sustainable development in indigenous and urban-sprawl communities. She collaborates with Western Kentucky University and Mammoth Cave National Park to strengthen U.S.-México partnerships in Cave and Karst Science.
Ana is also a Professor at Universidad del Caribe, working to reduce the gender gap in STEM for marine science.
As a Humphrey Fellow at UC Davis for the 2024-25 academic year, Ana is broadening her network and knowledge with U.S. partners about coastal and groundwater resource management, and best practices to reduce gender gaps in science.
Join us for the first of two lectures presented by Ana Celis:
Environmental Studies of Caves & Karst Terrains
Subterranean ecosystems, such as caves, cover only 19% of the terrestrial surface and therefore their ecological role is overlooked. This lecture will highlight the environmental and scientific values of cave and karst ecosystems and their relevance in global conservation discussions
DATE: Monday, 3/3/2025
TIME: 1:30 – 2:25pm
PLACE: PUB Quiet Dining Room
About Ana K. Celis
Ana Celis holds a bachelor’s degree in Archaeology from Universidad Veracruzana, and a master’s degree in Coastal Oceanography from Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, México.
As a fellow at the Smithsonian in Panama, Ana developed a strong sense of commitment to create positive social impacts through her profession. She has worked for nonprofits, government agencies and the private sector in the areas of subterranean ecosystem conservation, cave archaeology and groundwater quality monitoring. Ana currently serves as director and founder of Karst Lab México. She provides consultancy services for ecosystems conservation and sustainable development in indigenous and urban-sprawl communities. She collaborates with Western Kentucky University and Mammoth Cave National Park to strengthen U.S.-México partnerships in Cave and Karst Science.
Ana is also a Professor at Universidad del Caribe, working to reduce the gender gap in STEM for marine science.
As a Humphrey Fellow at UC Davis for the 2024-25 academic year, Ana is broadening her network and knowledge with U.S. partners about coastal and groundwater resource management, and best practices to reduce gender gaps in science.
Current students are invited to take a walk on the wild side at the upcoming Jungle Party (winter dance)! Dress up in your best jungle-themed attire and come party with us!
There will be lots of dancing, free giveaways, and fun prizes up for grabs! Sponsored by A&E.
Current students are invited to attend the last workshop in the winter Dolphin Development Series which will focus on Career Exploration & PathwayU! Join Megan Tucker from the Career Center and learn about how to incorporate your strengths and interests in potential career opportunities!
DATE: Wed. 2/26
TIME: 1:30 – 2:30 PM
PLACE: PUB 9208
Attendance at each DDS workshop will enter students for a chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card. Those who attend 3 or more workshop will receive a certificate.
For more information, e-mail studentlife@shoreline.edu.
