Shoreline, WA News

• Shoreline, WA News
• * New financial aid system helps Shoreline students
• * Parking citation policy tightens up June 1
• * Trustees get early look at budget numbers
• * All-campus meeting touches on budget, accreditation and campus internationalization
• * Shoreline getting a stairway to FOSS
• * Shoreline deciphering state budget implications
• * Shoreline President Lee Lambert testifies in D.C.
• * Red, Green and Blues provides a hot night
• * Fleet vehicle managers flock to conference
• * Shoreline hosts NC3 industry/education roundtable during train-the-trainer event
• * College, private investor, working on housing
• * Budget reality may meet September's hopes
• * All-campus meeting covers variety of topics
• * SCC signs pact with Taiwan Academy
• * SCC testifies on remedial education bill
• * Legislative session holds keys to SCC budget
• * Mobile apps for mobile education
• Microsoft's Search Engine supports King's DECA student
• * Families and friends celebrate Fall Quarter Nursing Grads
• *Lambert, Walker speak at education summit
• * Rash of car prowls in SCC parking lots
• * All-campus meeting touches on budget, virtual college and globalization
• * Illegal file sharing draws attention
• * Students head to Olympia for budget rally
• * Gregoire releases budget proposal
• * Students get ready for teach-in
• * Child assault report questioned
• * College helping on child assault report
• Cornish Junior Dance Company And Students In The Preparatory Dance Program Present The Nutcracker
• * Gregoire proposes higher-ed cut of 15 percent
• * Group named to work on budget scenarios
• * State Commerce and Workforce directors tour SCC
• * Learning together through one theme
• * Partnership may bring student housing to Shoreline Community College
• * Shoreline looking at deeper state cuts
• * SCC Professional Automotive Training Center dedicates corporate dining room in Stanley O. McNaughton's name
• * Campus Internationalization
• * Gregoire calls for special legislative session
• * Welcome New Employees
• * More state budget cuts on the way
• * Global Affairs Center featured in Global Washington Newsletter
• * SCC working to deal with pending budget cuts
• * Ajou Motor College students enjoy two-week customized program
• * SolarFest, VW show come to Shoreline campus
• * High School Transition Program - Community Integration Program and Shoreline Public Schools make the perfect team
• * State Board OKs budget; no changes for Shoreline
• * Shoreline reorganizes administrative structure, functions
• * Shoreline reorganizes administrative structure, functions
• * President Lambert hears Obama support manufacturing jobs and community colleges
• * Yoda and Princess Leia attend Classified Staff Social
• * Students recognized at BOT meeting
• * Lawmakers pass budget, college still waits
• * Memorial Day - SCC supports student veterans
• * Russian Delegation Visits SCC
• * Spring Scholarship Celebration
• * SHORELINE SPLASH: A Festival of Learning
• * Master Gardener to be at Deep Roots Plant Sale
• * Shoreline Splash: A Festival of Learning
• * Countywide Community Forum Comes to SCC
• * Lambert outlines initiatives at all-campus meeting
• * SCC Food Drive to end summertime hunger for kids
• * Please take the Commute Trip Reducation Survey
• * Statewide computer change coming May 27-30 for colleges
• * City U of Seattle & SCC host kick-off event for new joint undergrad program
• * State Board member Shaunta Hyde visits SCC
• *SCC INDONESIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB SUPPORTS JAPAN
• * Shoreline unveils plan to cut $3.057 million
• * Earth Day 2011 at SCC
• * Shoreline gets ready for next budget cuts
• * State forecast causes SCC to adjust budget target
• * President takes SCC education to the world
• *Trustees hear budget-reduction concerns
• * Budget feedback review process starts
• * SCC looks at online education with virtual college blueprint could
• * Budget bills and feedback sessions move ahead
• * Preliminary recommendations start budget discussion
• * Higher-ed share of supplemental budget solution grows
• SCC aims at $2.25 million reduction target
• Shoreline prepares for budget planning
• * ELL/ESL PROGRAM FEATURED ON KOMO 4 WEB SITE
• * SCC is finalist for Bellwether Award
• Sodexo, Pepsico/Frito-Lay Hold Food Donation Program At Food Lifeline
• Clothing items delivered to prison ministry
• Collections for Matthew House's Clothes Closet
• A Celebration of New Ministry
• The Rev. David Marshall to be instituted as rector of St. Dunstan's
• Easter buckets and totes prepared for those affected by domestic violence
• The St. Dunstan's Parish Youth Group in Shoreline, Washington, participates in the 2009 Souper Bowl

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