We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our students at the Collegiate DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC)!
Competing among more than 1,200 of the top business students from around the world, our delegation of 12 students—each a top competitor from the Washington State DECA Conference—represented our college with professionalism, determination, and excellence. Every student competed admirably on the international stage, demonstrating the strength of their preparation and their commitment to excellence in business and leadership.
We are especially excited to recognize our finalists in three highly competitive categories:
Advertising Campaign
Team: Sonia Gunawan, Sienna Gunawan, and Clairren Rusli
Marketing Communications
Team: Yan Clarabel Poon and Jui-Yen (Ris) Hung
Digital Marketing Strategies
Team: Yan Clarabel Poon and Jui-Yen (Ris) Hung
Earning finalist honors at ICDC is a significant accomplishment and reflects countless hours of preparation, creativity, and strategic thinking. These students have not only showcased their talent but have also elevated the reputation of our college on a global level.
Please join us in congratulating all of our competitors for their hard work and success—we are incredibly proud of each of you!
With spring quarter underway, we’re excited to begin sharing details about our upcoming Commencement celebration.
Commencement is an opportunity for Shoreline students who have completed their studies to celebrate their accomplishments with family, friends, faculty, and staff in a formal ceremony at the end of the school year.
This year’s Commencement ceremony will take place on Thursday, June 18, 2026
WHEN: 2:00 p.m.
WHERE: Shoreline College Gymnasium (building 3000)
The ceremony will also be live streamed for those who are unable to attend in person.
All students who have fulfilled their graduation requirements between Fall 2025 and Summer 2026 are eligible to participate in the 2026 Commencement Ceremony. Make sure you’re prepared by completing a Graduation Application and signing up to participate in Commencement.
Is there a student or faculty member that should be recognized for their contributions, growth, or positive impact? We invite you to nominate a graduating student for the Shoreline Student Service Award, or a graduating student or faculty member to serve as The Shoreline Commencement speaker. Self-nominations are welcome!
Nominations may be submitted using this form and should be received by April 9, 2026.
Please remember that Seattle is hosting two FIFA World Cup matches the same week as our Commencement ceremony. If you know of anyone coming from out of town, encourage them to book hotels early and plan for increased traffic throughout the week.
We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievement of our DECA students at the recent state competition! Out of 21 students who competed, an incredible 18 earned top honors by placing 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in their respective events – a remarkable accomplishment that reflects their hard work, dedication, and professionalism.
DECA is an international organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management through competitive events and real-world business experiences. Participation in DECA allows students to apply classroom learning in dynamic, practical settings while developing critical leadership and career readiness skills.
We are thrilled to see our students excel at such a high level and represent our college with excellence.
Congratulations to all of our competitors!
The top 12 students have been chosen to represent Shoreline College at the National Convention in Louisville, KY in April. Those students are Sienna Gunawan, Mirado (Milo) Andriambololona, Clairren Rusli, Sonia Gunawan, Edmund Haryono, Myokia Faithe Lim, Phoebe Michelle Tatawidjaja, Clarabel Poon, Chelsea Chandra, Jui Yen (Ris) Hung, Emmett Choi, and Vincent Vo.
We’re looking for student leaders and storytellers!
Help us celebrate the Shoreline College Class of 2026 by nominating a student or faculty member to serve as this year’s Commencement speaker and for the Student Service Awards.
The Washington Community College study abroad program in Dublin is your ticket to extraordinary adventure. Explore, learn, and grow in Dublin, the lively capital city of the Emerald Isle.
Intro to Fiction – Haunted Dublin: The Gothic in Irish Literature This course asks, why have some of the greatest, most chilling gothic works come from Dublin writers? Using Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray and Bram Stoker’s Dracula, we’ll visit the haunts of these authors, both physical and creative, to understand Dublin’s haunted past.
ENGL&101/102, English Composition I or II– Knowing the Song: Dublin’s Music as Gateway to Understanding
This split-level rhetoric and composition course will use the music of Dublin to understand place.
Humanities Special Topic: Irish Life and Culture
Make the most of your time in Dublin and get emersed in your new home with this required course which will explore a different theme of Irish Life and Culture each week, from Irish history and politics to Irish language, sports, music, dance, food and drink, and much more!
Close out our Lunar New Year week of celebrations at Lunar Fest, hosted by the International Student Leaders! Play trivia, try traditional paper cutting, and learn about your Chinese zodiac animal! Stick around for the lion dance at 4:00!
Celebrate Lunar New Year with us at the Lunar New Year Night Market!
This event is open to all students, staff, and community members who want to experience cultural performances, traditional games, food booths, and interactive activities from different Asian cultures.
Come enjoy music, performances, snacks, and a lively market atmosphere while learning about Lunar New Year traditions and connecting with the campus community.
The Fall Quarter, 2026 study abroad program in Dublin is your ticket to extraordinary adventure. Explore, learn, and grow in Dublin, the lively capital city of the Emerald Isle. Endless opportunities await you!
Both your classes and housing will be in Dublin city center, making it easy to discover the city’s unique neighborhoods and famous sites on foot. Classes will be held at the Goethe-Institute, which is located on the historic Merrion Square, and the student residence will most likely be on the northern side of the river Liffey, near to O’Connell Street. Study Irish literature, composition through Irish music, and Irish life and culture in this 15-credit study abroad program.
Student Life invites you to attend the upcoming Club & Resource Fair on 1/28. This event is a great opportunity to connect with student clubs, learn about campus programs, and explore ways to get involved throughout the quarter!
