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.
Please join us in commemorating the Japanese American Day of Remembrance with local artist and community activist Erin Shigaki. Shigaki will deliver a presentation titled, Never Again Is Now: Remembering Japanese American Incarceration and lead a mural-making workshop. Sushi and Japanese snacks will be provided!
Shigaki helps run an annual pilgrimage to Minidoka, the American WWII concentration camp where her family was incarcerated, and she is also a part of Tsuru for Solidarity, working to end detention and incarceration for all. In 2020, Shigaki’s mural, “Never Again is Now” installed at Bellevue College in honor of the Day of Remembrance was defaced.
Current students are invited to attend the next workshop in the Dolphin Development Series which will focus on Time Management!
Join Laura Brown on Tues. 2/11 at 1:30pm in Library 4237 and learn about how to better manage your time!
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.
What to do when you encounter a stumper? Rebecca Demarest offers helpful tips for tackling creative problems – and not just writers’ block! Rebecca is an award-winning author, book designer, coach, and writing instructor practiced at working with adults and kids, including in a homeschool environment. Her primary areas of expertise revolves around speculative fiction, with practice in theater, historical fiction, mystery writing, and game writing. She enjoys individual coaching, manuscript evaluation, and teaching workshops and classes for a wide range of topics for adults and kids and has worked as an instructor and course designer with organizations such as the Bureau of Fearless Ideas in Seattle, Clarion West, DigiPen, and the Museum of Popular Culture.
Date: 11-21-2023
Time: 3-4pm
Location: Room 4202 (the library)
Learn to use brush calligraphy lettering combined with holiday themes and flourishes to create beautiful cards, table place cards, and gifts. For beginning and returning students 15+ , and younger students are welcome with an adult. All supplies included and you will leave with cards and your own calligraphic brush pen!
Dates: Sat. 11/4 from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Room 1515
Fee: $59.00 – All supplies included!
Instructor: Kathy Barker
In this class participants will learn techniques for maintaining their stance and footing, escaping from several different grabs, and working as a team with their friends and allies. We will be doing physical drills and practicing movements to help maintain and regain physical autonomy, as well as running through verbal and non-verbal communication strategies to make ourselves and those around us safer and more capable in self-defense situations.
Kiyoshi is a martial artist of 19 years with a passion for bringing effective self defense to diverse communities. Kiyoshi has trained extensively in both armed and unarmed styles such as Capoeira, Kali/Eskrima, Wing Chun Kung Fu, Tae Kwon Do, and anything else they could get their hands on. Kiyoshi loves bringing the empowerment of self-defense to everyone who needs it.
Charlie has been teaching deescalation and principles of combat arts since 2021. In approaching this work, he centers consent, joy, and trust-building. He is constantly learning from the people he teaches, and realizes that “defense” is incredibly subjective and contextual. Each of you has survived so much already, and only you know what will work for you! As an instructor, Charlie hopes to give you tools to hone your survival skills, build your confidence and self-worth, deepen your relationship to yourself and others, and be even more badass than you ever thought possible.
The platform designed by Wiki Education allows students to create Wikipedia accounts they can use forever, update/add to Wikipedia articles of their choosing, give an analytics overview of our students’ contributions.
IE and Gender Equity Center are collaborating with ICHS on hosting two workshops for all students. The first workshop is coming next Tuesday on campus. Please see the blurb below and the graphic as attached.
International Community Health Services (ICHS) healthcare providers are offering two free workshops for Shoreline students on our campus this spring quarter!
Dates: April 25, 2023 and May 2, 2023
Time: Tuesdays, 12:30-2:00 PM
Location: PUB 9208 Quiet Dining Room
Topics:
-How to access healthcare
-Common medications you can get at a drug store
-Stress Management
-Safe sex and healthy relationships, Pregnancy, Sexually Transmitted Infections
-Inclusive of nonheteronormative/nonbinary relationships
Staff from International Education Department and Gender Equity Center will also be there to answer your questions.
You can attend in person at Room 4202 in the library or via the Zoom link.
This is the first meeting of the student UX team that will be helping with the library’s website redesign. Participation can be anything from tidying excel spreadsheets (full of collected data), interviewing students to get feedback, or setting up laptops at the UX Cafe.
