If you don’t have a Shoreline ID card yet, mark your calendars – our summer quarter ID card event is coming up soon!
Current studentscan get Shoreline College ID cards made July 13-15.
Stop by the FOSS Welcome Desk (Building 5000) between 8:30am – 4:30pm to pick up a number and get in line to take your photo! In addition to the daytime hours, we’ll also be available July 14 from 5pm – 7pm.
Please come prepared with your ctcLink number and a Photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport).
Technology Support Services (TSS) is committed to providing high-quality support that meets the needs of our campus community. To help us better understand your experiences and identify areas for improvement, we invite you to complete a brief satisfaction survey.
Your feedback is extremely valuable and will directly inform how we enhance our services, resources, and support moving forward.
Did you know that Shoreline has emergency funding that can potentially help you in a pinch?
Emergency Aid can assist students experiencingsudden, urgent, and unexpected emergencies – situations that are typically a one-time, non-recurring issue.
What categories of need can emergency aid address?
Books and Supplies (Required Only)
Childcare
Groceries
Housing (rental assistance / eviction prevention)
Medical Bills
Transportation (emergency car repair, bus fare, gas)
Utility Assistance
What are common reasons that students are denied emergency funding?
They are not enrolled in the current quarter at Shoreline College.
They use AI to complete their application (we need specific, relevant details about your experience that only you can provide).
They reduce their work hours to increase focus on school.
They request funds for car maintenance such as an oil change.
Please note this is not an exhaustive list.
If I have more questions, who do I contact?
If you need help or would like to discuss your situation, please email us at emergencyaid@shoreline.edu or schedule an appointment with the staff at the Benefits Hub!
Explore flexible online Business certificate opportunities at Shoreline College during this live Zoom information session on Tuesday, May 5 from 12:30 PM to 1:15 PM.
Learn about two new Shoreline Online certificate pathways: Entrepreneurship and Purchasing & Supply Chain Management.
Participants will hear about program benefits, career pathways, course highlights, and next steps to enroll.
This event is open to current students, prospective students, alumni, and community members interested in flexible online learning.
As we begin the spring quarter, we do so amid deeply troubling events at home and abroad. In a recent public post, the President of the United States wrote, “A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don’t want that to happen, but it probably will.” Rhetoric that anticipates or normalizes the destruction of a people, their culture, and their history, particularly amid escalating threats of violence against Iran, stands in direct opposition to who we are as an institution and to our commitment to provide educational opportunity while expanding, celebrating, and learning from all human cultures. While this rhetoric has already changed to a “two-week warning” these words still have impact.
We want to be unequivocally clear: this college is home to Iranian faculty, staff, students, and community members. Iran and Iranian culture are part of the human community we value, protect, and learn from. To our Iranian community members, and to all who are affected by this moment: this is your space to learn, to work, and to be. You belong here.
In a related effort to marginalize and erase lived experiences, the U.S. Department of Education has rescinded key Title IX protections for transgender-identified people. While Washington State has continued to provide more proactive and affirming support, this reversal at the federal level represents a deeply troubling retreat from the obligation to protect access, safety, and dignity in educational spaces. Such actions undermine the inclusive purpose of public education and signal whose identities and lives are deemed worthy of protection. At Shoreline we support the rights of our transgender students and staff and will continue to strive to provide an inclusive and safe learning and working environment for all.
People often ask, “What can I do when these things happen in my community”? Often, the most meaningful place to start is with simple acts of care; checking in with a colleague, reaching out to a student, or being present for someone who may need support.
One of Shoreline’s greatest strengths is the compassion and humanity of this community. In times marked by violence, uncertainty, and grief, that care matters. Our college is not only a place of learning, but a place where we can also hold space for one another with empathy and understanding.
Should you or someone you know need support, please do not hesitate to connect with the following resources located below.
CAMPUS RESOURCES
Students may access the following services for support:
If you are experiencing distress related to this, please reach out to the Counseling Center for support.
In addition, for emergency counseling, referral, or assistance 24-hours/day and 7-days/week, please call:
King County: Crisis Connections (Crisis Line) | 866-427-4747
Snohomish County: Volunteers of America Care Crisis Response Services (Crisis Line) 800-584-3578
We will be hosting approximately 15 different transfer schools to talk with students about their transfer pathways. Come and learn about admissions deadlines, scholarships, programs offered, and more.
Schools are primarily in-state options, but we will have a school from British Columbia as well as a few out of state options.
Approximately 65 colleges and universities will be represented at the Winter International Transfer Fair!
All students, staff, and faculty are welcome!
DATE: 1/29/2026
TIME: 10:00am – 12:00pm
PLACE: PUB Main Dining Room
The college representatives are generally focused on international admissions, but will be able to answer some questions for non-international applicants
Learn how to tell your story in transfer and scholarship applications, with special guest Carlos Williams from UW Admissions. We’ll use the UW transfer personal statement prompt as an example, but this information should be useful for any programs students are applying to. There will be time for some Q&A.
Free for all SCC students
DATE: 1/30/2026
TIME: 1:00 – 2:00 PM
PLACE: The Writing Studio in the SCC Library (room 4301)
No matter which stage of the writing process you are in for your personal statement draft, the Writing Studio is here to support you. Immediately following the workshop, there will be opportunities for you to have one-on-one appointments with our Writing Studio Tutors, who can help you with your ideas and drafts. We can also get you scheduled for appointments in the future.
