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 Shoreline Community College Trustee Roger Olstad listens during the May 11th all-campus meeting.
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All-campus meeting touches on budget, accreditation and campus internationalization

Shoreline Community College will receive less money from the state in the coming fiscal year, is moving ahead with a key strategic effort to better serve students and preparing for an accreditation visit in October.

 

Those were the subjects of the May 11, 2012 All-Campus Meeting conducted in Room 2308 and webcast via Elluminate. The meeting was taped and will soon be available for viewing.  More...

 

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 An artist's view of the new FOSS
stairs, landings, and canopy.
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Shoreline getting a stairway to FOSS

Shoreline Community College campus is acclaimed as the most beautiful in the state system with wonderful landscaping, walkways and architecture.

 

For better or worse, along with those iconic campus images is the ramp to FOSS' third floor. Starting June 18, 2012, that's going to change; the ramp is coming down.

 

"The ramp was built in 1972 and it just doesn't meet current (American Disabilities Act) slope or seismic standards," said Director of Facilities/Capital Projects Bob Roehl. A recent facilities assessment also noted the ramp has less than 10 years of useful life remaining, he added.  More...

 

President Lambert named to two national boards

Shoreline Community College President Lee Lambert has been named to two national-level, higher-education leadership positions.

 

In April, Lambert was named to the Board of Directors for the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC), just a month after taking over as Chairman of the Board of Directors for the National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3).  More...

 

Students elect new leaders

Student-government elections on April 17-19 will bring familiar and new faces to the Student Leadership Center for the 2012-13 academic year, according reports from the Student Body Association.  More...


Garnsey-Harter receives tegrity award

Shoreline Community College is one of the largest users in the state of the lecture-capture software Tegrity Campus.  More...

 

Shoreline deciphering state budget implications

While legislators cast their votes to approve a state budget more than a week ago, all that means to state agencies such as Shoreline Community College is that the work of understanding and implementing the implications of that budget can finally get started.  More...

 

President Lambert testifies in D.C.

Shoreline Community College President Lee Lambert today told a U.S. Senate subcommittee how the college is putting into practice the national programs designed to get Americans back to work.  More...


Shoreline strengthens campus internationalization For the past two years, Shoreline Community College President Lee Lambert has spoken of the importance of campus internationalization.  More...

 

Fleet vehicle managers flock to conference

More than 200 participants and vendors attended the 61st annual Vehicle Maintenance Management Conference, March 27-29, 2012, at the Professional Automotive Training Center at Shoreline Community College.

 

U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott visits campus

U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Seattle, visited Shoreline Community College on March 16, 2012, as part of a tour of McDermott's newly redescribed Seventh Congressional District that now includes all of Shoreline.  More...

 

Shoreline leads state, nation with jobs program

Shoreline Community College and 10 other community and technical colleges in Washington state are among the first in the nation to implement a new national program touted by President Obama as key to getting Americans back to work.  More...

 

 


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