SCC testifies The House Higher Education Committee voted 15-1 on Monday, Jan. 30, 2011 to send a bill encouraging innovative approaches in remedial education moving along the legislative conveyor belt.
House Bill 2717 is the brainchild of committee chairman Rep. Larry Seaquist. The Gig Harbor lawmaker took his committee on the road this past summer for a series of meetings, or chautauquas, across the state. "This bill emerges from our summer's work," said Seaquist, noting that he and committee members saw many examples of innovative approaches. "And we saw how many more people we ought to be educating than we are educating right now."
Shoreline Community College President Lee Lambert and faculty member Amy Kinsel testified at the hearing. More...
Business student Amber Bonifas selected for TACTC Award "I am living proof that your past does not determine your path in life," SCC business student and 2011-12 DECA president, Amber Bonifas says, referring to being raised in a troubled home. More...
SCC open to Open Course Library While students are facing tuition increases to offset dwindling state support for higher education, they're still dealing with other costs of going to college, like books. More...
Legislative session holds keys to SCC budget The question isn't so much what the state Legislature will do, but how they will do it. More...
Families and friends celebrate Fall Quarter Nursing Grads An exuberant group of 26 nursing students celebrated with family and friends at their graduation ceremony on Wednesday, December 7, 2011 in the PUB. More...
Filmmaking students produce "Suspect" in film noir style While most Shoreline students were studying for finals last weekend, filmmaking students in Kris Boustedt's Video Production 1 class produced a movie. More...
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