November 20, 2006
SCC Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance offers
The Clothesline Project November 27 – December 1, 2006 
Shoreline, WA ─ The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance at Shoreline Community College, along with several Women's Studies students and the Multicultural and Women's Center are sponsoring "The Clothesline Project" at the main campus,  November 27th through December 1st, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.  The “Clothesline Project” is a visual display that calls attention to violence against women. The project displays shirts designed by women survivors of violence and families and friends of women victims of violence.  The shirts hang side-by-side to "Break the Silence" and to bear witness to violence against women.  The project focuses on providing healing for survivors of violence, educating the public about violence, and providing solutions through individual action to prevent violence.
 

November 20, 2006
Affordable dental services at Shoreline Community College 
Shoreline, WA — The Dental Hygiene Clinic at Shoreline Community College is currently offering high quality, low-cost dental services, including cleanings, x-rays, fillings, and fluoride treatments.  Services are available to adults and children over five years of age.  To make an appointment, please call 206.546.4711. 
 

November 7, 2006
SCC is selected as northwest regional satellite campus By National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences 
Shoreline, WA — The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) recently selected Shoreline Community College as their northwest regional satellite Grammy University (Grammy U) Network campus.  Grammy U is a not-for-profit organization that supports college students pursuing careers in the music industry.  SCC is one of only a dozen colleges across the country to be selected as a Grammy U campus.  NARAS is best known as the organization that presents the televised Grammy Awards
 

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Novmeber 2, 2006
Shoreline Community College (SCC) and the Seattle Adult Literacy Consortium recognize and thank  Westlund Buick-GMC (Westlund) and WA State Rep. Phyllis Kenney for their support of educational opportunities for non-traditional students.   
 

“An Intimate Evening with Gypsy Soul”
at Shoreline Community College
Saturday, November 11th, 7:30pm
Shoreline, WA ― Gypsy Soul performs at Shoreline Community College at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, November 11th in the Campus Theater.  The group will perform songs from their new CD, “Beneath the Covers:  A Rediscovery” on the CD pre-release tour.  General admission is $18, $16 for seniors and students, and $14 for SCC students with College ID and kids 14 and under.
 

September 7, 2006
SCC and Puget Sound Clean Cities Coalition
Co-host Odyssey Days
A public event to heighten public awareness on energy independence and clean air via alternative fuels and advanced technologies
OCTOBER 13-14, 2006 
Shoreline, WA — On October 13-14, 2006, Shoreline Community College and the Puget Sound Clean Cities Coalition (PSCCC) will co-host 2006 Washington State Odyssey Days, a two-day event to heighten public awareness about reducing carbon emissions to produce cleaner air, energy independence and security, and economic opportunity through the use of alternative fuels and advanced technologies.  The event, to be held at the main campus of Shoreline Community College, will also support the creation of an in-state industry based on domestically-produced fuels as sources of renewable energy.  Guest speakers, workshops and exhibits will be included.
 

September 6, 2006
WSU selects SCC as site for
flagship NW Solar Center demonstration/test facility 
Shoreline, WA ― In early September, Shoreline Community College (SCC) will become the home for a solar house designed and built by students at Washington State University in 2005. The house was entered as part of an international solar decathlon competition to demonstrate the advantages of a solar lifestyle. The structure will serve as a demonstration/test facility of the Northwest Solar Center (a WSU program) as well as a nucleus site for the development of curricula in alternative fuels, energy conservation, and renewable energy systems at SCC.
 

September 5, 2006
New ATCO website supports
technology-based careers in automotive industry 
Shoreline, WA — A new website has been launched to help reverse a serious decline in the number of automotive workers across the state of Washington.  The new ATCO (Automotive Training & Career Opportunities) website, located at www.shoreline.edu/atco, provides information on technology-based automotive and automotive technology training programs (including pathways and career ladders) and career options in automotive sales and service throughout the state.  The site was created as part of the President’s High Growth Job Training Initiative, a strategic plan to prepare workers for jobs in expanding industries of the U.S. economy.
 

August 21, 2006
SCC appoints Stuart Trippel
Acting Vice President Administrative Services
Shoreline, WA -- Stuart Trippel has been appointed Acting Vice President for Administrative Services at Shoreline Community College, effective September 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007.  Trippel will work with the college to address the budget, enrollment, and facilities challenges under the new leadership of President Lee D. Lambert, appointed by the Board of Trustees July 1, 2006. Trippel has six years experience teaching accounting at Shoreline Community College as an affiliate faculty member.  In addition, he has 20 years experience as a management consultant and consulting economist in the field of regulated industries, where he has performed economic analyses, capital budgeting studies, and cost allocation studies, and provided expert witness services in these areas.
 

August 16, 2006
SCC to receive funding for Opportunity Grant
pilot project for low income students
 Shoreline Community College is one of 10 community colleges in the state to receive funding from the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges for a new program to provide workforce education for low-income students, especially those with limited English and basic skills proficiency.
 

August 10, 2006
Bernice Vonnegut appointed AVP for Human Resources
at Shoreline Community College
Shoreline, WA ― Bernice Vonnegut has been appointed Acting Vice President for Human Resources and Employee Relations at Shoreline Community College, effective August 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007.  Vonnegut will facilitate current faculty negotiations and the College's transition/restructure under the new leadership of President Lee D. Lambert, appointed by the Board of Trustees July 1, 2006.
 

July 10, 2006
SCC Board of Trustees approves Master Plan/FEIS &
forwards documents to the City of Shoreline
The Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) was approved by the Board of Trustees at their monthly meeting, Wednesday, June 28th at the Lake Forest Park campus. The College completed this process to assess the potential development impacts caused by future physical growth of the campus (to meet the needs of the College and its students) to surrounding neighborhoods.
 

July 7, 2006
Gidget Terpstra was elected Chair by the
Board of Trustees of Shoreline Community College
Gidget Terpstra was elected Chair by the Board of Trustees of Shoreline Community College on June 28, 2006. She was appointed as a trustee by the Governor in July 2004 and served as Vice Chair of the Board in 2005-2006.
 

July 3, 2006
Shoreline Community College launches Honors Program
Shoreline, WA  —  A new program for students interested in broadening their college experience will be launched at Shoreline Community College (SCC) this fall, thanks in part, to a generous gift from Walter and Denise Day of north Seattle.  The SCC Honors Program is well-suited for students who plan to transfer to a four-year university or who desire a more challenging curriculum. 
 

June 29, 2006
SCC manager of Automotive Sales and Service Training
Pathway project selected as panel member for Sector Skills Academy at Aspen Institute 
Shoreline, WA ―Matt Houghton, project manager of the Automotive Sales and Service Training Pathway project at Shoreline Community College, has been selected to participate in the 2006-07 Sector Skills Academy at the Aspen Institute in Chicago.
 

June 28, 2006
SCC launches alternative fuels training
Shoreline Community College (SCC) offers two new alternative fuels training classes this summer for those interested in environmentally friendly alternatives to petroleum-based transportation.
 

June 27, 2006
Summer Wine Classes at SCC
Shoreline, WA — Build your own collection of wine favorites for any occasion. Shoreline Community College offers wine appreciation classes with an emphasis on wine’s relationship to place and culture, as well as “lips on” training.  Instructor Jeff Omalanz-Hood has been a gourmet cook and wine connoisseur for over 18 years.  Classes meet on Shoreline Community College’s main campus at 16101 Greenwood Avenue North.
 

June 13, 2006
Name That Film!
Unique film sound production class at SCC
Shoreline, WA ― Shoreline Community College offers a summer Certificate Program in Digital Performer, a premiere MIDI and digital audio sequencing program. In this 15-credit intensive recording workshop, students learn the intricacies of recording digital audio, creating sound effects and recording dialog for a major motion picture. Students get first-hand experience in audio consoles and their use, mixing control surfaces, microphone technique, sound design, automated dialog replacement and film mixing. This four-week intensive course is offered only during Summer Quarter, and Shoreline Community College is the only college in the state of Washington to offer this kind of class.
 

June 13, 2006
Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees
Names Dr. Lee Lambert President 
Shoreline, WA ― At the June 9, 2006 special meeting of the Board of Trustees of Shoreline Community College, the Board voted to appoint Dr. Lee Lambert as the new President, effective July 1, 2006. The Board unanimously approved Dr. Lambert’s appointment for a term of three years at an annual salary of $175,000.
 

June 7, 2006
Shoreline Community College GM instructor
achieves World Class Technician status 
Shoreline, WA – Patrick Koenen, an instructor and graduate of Shoreline Community College’s (SCC) GM-ASEP Program, has achieved World Class Technician status, the highest ranking for achievement in GM service.  This accomplishment places Koenen among the most knowledgeable and skilled GM technicians in the country.  This is not only an accomplishment for Koenen, but a great opportunity for SCC GM-ASEP students.
 

June 6, 2006
Shoreline Community College graduate
Heather Evans receives UW President’s Medal
Shoreline, WA— Heather Evans, a graduate of Shoreline Community College in 2003, will receive the President’s Medal from University of Washington President Mark Emmert this Saturday, June 10, 2006 at the university’s 131st commencement ceremony. This award is given to one university transfer student each year who demonstrates academic excellence while at the UW. Shoreline Community College (SCC) Interim President Lee Lambert will join President Emmert for this presentation.
 

May 25, 2006
SCC New Orleans relief team presents:
Did you see the levee break?
Tuesday, May 30, 8:30am – 2:30pm
Shoreline, WA — Malik Rahim, New Orleans resident and co-founder of Common Ground Collective, a grassroots organization started to help rebuild New Orleans, discusses the racism, violence, corruption and criminal neglect experienced in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, at Shoreline Community College from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 30th in the PUB.   Rahim joins a delegation of Shoreline Community College students, faculty and staff that traveled to New Orleans to help in the relief efforts, and former Black Panther leader, Aaron Dixon, who will speak from 11:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.   Hour-long presentations will be made from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
 

May 15, 2006
Shoreline CC hosts 2nd annual
American Sign Language competition
Shoreline, WA ― The ASL (American Sign Language) Club at Shoreline Community College (SCC) hosted the annual ASL Bowl (a silent ASL competition for high school students), Saturday, May 6th at the main campus of the College.  A total of four high school teams participated, with approximately 150 students competing from Edmonds Home School Resource Center (2 teams), Everett High School (2 teams), Mountlake Terrace and Stanwood high schools.  The Mountlake Terrace students won first place Edmonds Home School Resource Center’s teams took second and third place.  
 

May 15, 2006
Shoreline CC nursing students
receive scholarships
Shoreline, WA ― Shoreline Community College (SCC) nursing students, Christy Scholtes (Seattle resident) and Ijeoma Ezeokeke (Lynnwood resident) were awarded scholarships at the King County Nurses Association annual meeting and scholarship banquet on May 3rd a the Burke Museum.  SCC nursing graduates, George Baxter, RN and Keith Koga, RN, also received scholarships from KCNA.  SCC nursing faculty Lynn Von Schileder and Linda Barnes attended the event as did fellow SCC nursing students, Tabitha Burns, Matt Holzknecht and Margaret Randell.  Baxter will enter the CNS Masters Program at the University of Washington next fall.