Category: Student Communications

October 6th, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Dear Students, 
 
Welcome to Shoreline Community College.  We are so excited that you chose to join us. I want to take a moment to personally encourage you on your journey. Whether you are taking classes for transfer, to prepare for an occupation, and/or to engage in educational opportunities to develop your curiosity and knowledge, you are in the right place The fact that you chose to come to Shoreline, on top of balancing the other priorities in your life, says a lot about you. It says that you have a vision for your future, and you see Shoreline as the place to realize it.  
 
No matter what challenges you may be facing right now, we want to make sure you are supported to succeed. I want to emphasize that this is your college, and that you belong here.  We are thrilled you are here and are dedicated to your success.  As a start, please explore the resource links in this email. We know the earlier that you utilize these support services, the more likely you will be to gain benefits and reach your goals. Please do not hesitate to call us, e-mail us or just drop by so we can ensure that you are getting your needs met.    
 
All of us at Shoreline – from our stellar professors to our committed advisors, supportive staff, and administrators are here to support you on that journey. And that includes me.  You don’t have to do it alone and we are here to help you complete your goals. 

Sincerely, 
Dr. Jack Kahn 
President 
Shoreline Community College 

Estimados estudiantes, 
 
Bienvenidos a Shoreline Community College. Es un honor que nos hayan elegido. Quiero dedicar un momento para motivarlos en el viaje que comienzan. Bien sea que se matricularon para realizar una futura transferencia, prepararse para un oficio o aprovechar las oportunidades educativas para desarrollar su curiosidad y conocimiento, están en el lugar indicado. El que hayan decidido asistir a Shoreline, además de equilibrar sus otras prioridades de vida, dice mucho de ustedes; significa que tienen una visión sobre su futuro y que ven Shoreline como el lugar para materializarla.  
 
No importa los desafíos a los que se estén enfrentando ahora mismo, queremos garantizar que tendrán el apoyo que necesitan para alcanzar el éxito. Quiero destacar que esta es su universidad, y que tienen un lugar aquí. Nos emociona tenerlos con nosotros y nos comprometemos con su éxito. Para empezar, pueden explorar los enlaces de recursos que aparecen en este correo. Sabemos que mientras más rápido utilicen estos servicios de apoyo, más probabilidades tendrán de obtener beneficios para alcanzar sus metas. No duden en llamarnos, enviarnos un correo electrónico o visitarnos en persona para que asegurarnos de que sus necesidades están cubiertas.    
 
Todo el personal de Shoreline, desde nuestros brillantes profesores hasta nuestro dedicado personal de consejeros, apoyo, administradores, y yo incluido, estamos aquí para ayudarlos durante su viaje. No tienen que hacerlo solos, y estamos aquí para ayudarlos a conseguir sus metas. 
 
Atentamente, 
 
Dr. Jack Kahn 
Rector 
Shoreline Community College 

Posted in Announcements, Services for Students, Student Communications

October 5th, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Dear Students,

The Federal COVID Pandemic Assistance fund, also known as CARES and HEERF, allotted to Shoreline Community College has now been exhausted.  Students who were already awarded the COVID aid for Fall will begin to see their funds disbursement starting on Thursday, September 29th, 2022.      

United Way of King County has also provided emergency funding for the 2022-2023 academic year. Information on how to apply can be found on the emergency funding page.  Emergency funding options can be found at this link.

For students needing additional aid, we encourage you to complete the 2022-2023 FAFSA  or WASFA.  Please visit Funding and Aid Sources to find additional funding options.  Those who have already applied for fall 2022 traditional financial aid will have their classes placed on hold to prevent them from being dropped for non-payment while the Financial Aid Office review their files to determine eligibility.  

Posted in Announcements, Student Aid, Student Communications

September 30th, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Campus Alert: Notice of Incident 

  

Dear Colleagues and Students, 

  

Last evening there was a car prowl and attempted theft of an automotive program vehicle near the Track & Field on campus. Campus Security interrupted the attempted theft during routine patrol and the suspect fled. Shoreline Police and the King County Sheriff’s Office responded, but the suspect was gone on arrival. 

This is a notification only, there is no threat to the campus or community. 

  

As a reminder, please see the following safety guidelines: 

  • Park in well-lit, high traffic areas. 
  • If you parked further out during the day, consider moving your vehicle closer when working during the evening. 
  • If you feel the need, call the on-duty Campus Security Officer for a security escort to your vehicle after hours. 
  • Examples to report include lightbulbs out, shrubbery overgrowing a light, etc. 
  • When arriving early or leaving late, utilize the buddy system whenever possible. 
  • Check in with others in your area to determine who may also be working late so you can walk out together. 
  • Know where the emergency call boxes (hands-free, ADA compliant) are that dial directly to Campus Security 

Current locations: 

  • In front of the Safety & Security Office on the first level of Building 5000 (FOSS) 
  • On the north side of Building 800 (Music) 
  • On the northwest corner of Building 1500 
  • On the northeast corner Building 1800 
  • On the south side, lower level of Building 2000 (VCT – Art) 
  • On the northwest corner of Building 2100 (Automotive) 
  • On the west side, upper level of Building 3000 (Gym) 
  • On the Main Campus walkway outside the west side of Building 7000 (Campus Living) 
  • Just off the Main Campus walkway in between Building 7000 and Building 9000 
  • On the Main Campus walkway outside the north side of Building 9000 (PUB) 
  • Program Security phone numbers into your mobile devices for contact if you see something suspicious, illegal, or dangerous. 
  • Office Line: 206-546-4633 / After-Hours Cell Phone Number: 206-235-5860    

Stay Updated 

As always, if you see something suspicious on campus, please alert Safety & Security immediately by calling 206-235-5860. 

Other questions? Please contact Safety & Security any time at safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu. 

Thank you, 

Greg Cranson 

Director Department of Safety & Security 

Shoreline Community College 

 
 

Posted in Announcements, Student Communications

September 22nd, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

If you previously tried to enroll in a class for fall quarter only to find that it was full, we have great news: we just opened additional space in a number of fall courses!  

Search the fall schedule for available classes and enroll today!  We have also moved many students into classes from waitlists. If you were waitlisted for a Fall Quarter class, be sure you check your schedule before enrolling in additional classes.   

If you have questions or need assistance, please see Course Planning & Registration on our website or log into Live Help via Zoom Monday-Friday 9:00am-1:00pm and 2:00-4:30pm.  

We look forward to seeing you in class this fall quarter!  

 

Enrollment Services & Financial Aid 

Shoreline Community College 

Support@shoreline.edu 

  

Posted in Announcements, Student Communications

September 22nd, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Dear Students,    

Campus will reopen tomorrow, 9/23. All services will resume on campus. To view the College’s regular operating hours visit this link. 

Thank you,  

Shoreline Community College  

Posted in Announcements, Student Communications

September 22nd, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

The College is open remotely today, 09/22/22. This means that the physical campus is closed but all campus services for students will be available online/remotely. 
 

Thursday, September 22nd  

  • All campus services will remain open and offered remotely until 5pm. If you come to campus, there will be signage outside each service area with instructions on how to connect to support.  
  • Access Zoom support HERE for Enrollment Services, Financial Aid assistance, and more. 

The College will continue to closely monitor air conditions tomorrow to determine campus modality for Friday, September 23rd 

Posted in Announcements, Student Communications

September 21st, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Dear Students,

The College has continued to closely monitor conditions on campus today with regard to air quality as a result of the wildfire smoke in the area. Out of an abundance of caution, the College will move to remote operations beginning today (Weds 9/21) at 3:30 pm PST through tomorrow, end of day (Thurs 9/22).

This means that the physical campus is closed but all campus services for students will be available online/remotely.

Here is how the next few days will look:

Wednesday, September 21st (today starting at 3:30pm PST)

  • All campus services will remain open and offered remotely through regular business hours. If you come to campus, there will be signage outside each service area with instructions on how to connect to support.

Thursday, September 22nd (tomorrow) 

  • All campus services will remain open and offered remotely between 8am – 9am, and 11:30am – 5pm. If you come to campus, there will be signage outside each service area with instructions on how to connect to support.

  • Campus services will be closed 9am – 11:30am for staff to attend campus activities.

The College will continue to closely monitor air conditions tomorrow to determine campus modality for Friday, September 23rd.

Thank you,
Greg Cranson
Director Department of Safety & Security
Shoreline Community College

Posted in Announcements, Student Communications

September 20th, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Dear Colleagues and Students,   

Last night (9/19/22) an attempted car prowl was made to an occupied vehicle in the parking lot near Building 3000 (the Gym). While Shoreline PD continues to investigate, please note that there is no anticipated ongoing threat to campus at this time. 

As we prepare to begin the new academic year, please see the following safety guidelines: 

  • Park in well-lit, high-traffic areas. 
    • If you parked further out during the day, consider moving your vehicle closer when working during the evening. 
    • If you feel the need, call the on-duty Campus Security Officer for a security escort to your vehicle after hours. 
  • Report lighting or other safety issues promptly by email to safetycommittee@shoreline.edu at any time. 
    • Examples to report include lightbulbs out, shrubbery overgrowing a light, etc. 
  • When arriving early or leaving late, utilize the buddy system whenever possible. 
    • Check-in with others in your area to determine who may also be working late so you can walk out together. 
  • Know where the emergency call boxes (hands-free, ADA compliant) are that dial directly to Campus Security 

Current locations: 

  • In front of the Safety & Security Office on the first level of Building 5000 (FOSS) 
  • On the north side of Building 800 (Music) 
  • On the northwest corner of Building 1500 
  • On the northeast corner Building 1800 
  • On the south side, lower level of Building 2000 (VCT – Art) 
  • On the northwest corner of Building 2100 (Automotive) 
  • On the west side, upper level of Building 3000 (Gym) 
  • On the Main Campus walkway outside the west side of Building 7000 (Campus Living) 
  • Just off the Main Campus walkway in between Building 7000 and Building 9000 
  • On the Main Campus walkway outside the north side of Building 9000 (PUB) 
  • Program Security phone numbers into your mobile devices for contact if you see something suspicious, illegal, or dangerous. 
  • Office Line: 206-546-4633 / After-Hours Cell Phone Number: 206-235-5860 

 Stay Updated 

As always, if you see something suspicious on campus, please alert Safety & Security immediately by calling 206-235-5860.  

Other questions? Please contact Safety & Security any time at safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu.

Thank you, 

Greg Cranson 

Director Department of Safety & Security 

Shoreline Community College 

Posted in Announcements, Events, Services for Students, Student Communications

September 13th, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Dear Students, 

This is a friendly reminder that tuition for Fall Quarter 2022 is due by Tuesday, September 27.   

If tuition is not paid by the deadline, you may be dropped from your registered courses.  Please plan accordingly.  More information about payment options, important deadlines, and financial resources can be found on the college website 

If you have applied for Fall federal/state financial aid or COVID-19 Emergency Grant funding, your classes will not be dropped for non-payment while the Financial Aid Office is determining your financial aid eligibility. 

 

The College will continue to offer federal COVID-19 funds and other emergency aid funds to students who are experiencing emergencies or need assistance to pay tuition and fees. Please contact Shoreline Financial Aid at 206-705-8722 or emergencyaid@shoreline.edu to learn more about these opportunities.  

The Cashier is open Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 4:30pm and Friday 9:00am – 4:00pm PDT in FOSS 5000. Please see our current hours of operation here. You can also contact them at 206-546-7850 or get support online.

Sincerely,  

Shoreline Community College Business Office  

FOSS (5000) Building, Room 5227  

AccountsReceivable@shoreline.edu   

(206) 546-7850 

 

Posted in Announcements, Services for Students, Student Aid, Student Communications

August 30th, 2022 by pio@shoreline.edu

Dear Students,

Summer quarter grades are now available. Please sign in to your ctcLink student portal to view your grades.

Instructions on navigating the features of ctcLink, including how to view your grades, are available on our ctcLink Tutorials page.

To schedule an advising appointment, please contact the Advising Office. International students, please contact International Education.

Sincerely,

Advising Services
206-546-4559 | advising@shoreline.edu 

Posted in Announcements, Services for Students, Student Communications