The Honors College

The Honors College is designed to encourage students inside and outside the classroom in an increasingly competitive academic environment. The small classes and close-knit community create a supportive environment.

Of the 34 Community and Technical Colleges in Washington State, Shoreline has the most robust Honors College. This unique opportunity is designed to support students in their academic journeys and as they plan to transfer to a four-year institution.

For more information, please email TheHonorsCollege@Shoreline.edu or visit FOSS 5336.

Megan Lo

Julia was a member of the Honor’s College at Shoreline in 2024. She participated in the Research Track and presented her research on mass incarceration at the UW Undergrad Symposium in May of 2024. After a 10-year gap in her education, she returned to community college with the goal of becoming a Criminal Defense Attorney. Since then, she has been determined to make a difference by meeting with members of legislation to work toward making policy changes for sentencing guidelines and rehabilitation. During this time, she also started a clothing brand, Heart of Gold, with her husband, Lane, who is currently incarcerated. The couple hopes one day to open a boutique that provides employment for those affected by incarceration.

Julia Phipps
2024, Majoring in Criminal Justice (Pre-Law)Transfer School: University of Washington, Tacoma  

 

Contact Us

The Honors College

Location
FOSS (5000) Building, Room 5336
Email
TheHonorsCollege@shoreline.edu