Shoreline Community College

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Shoreline Community College is a community college in Shoreline, Washington, United States, 10 miles north of downtown Seattle. Located in a residential area east of Shoreview Park. The college has more than 80 hectares and continuously serves 12,000 full and part-time students. Shoreline Community College has been in operation for more than 50 years, after "opening its classroom in January 1964", and offering a variety of degree programs and certificates. The campus consists of 26 buildings including an award-winning automotive training center, visual arts building, computer center, laboratory, student center, theater, gymnasium, childcare center, multimedia center, and Ray W Howard Library. Shoreline also offers off-site classes in the early nineties. In addition to helping many athletes attend college by providing scholarships. Shoreline offers basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, fencing, heavy lifting and intramural volleyball programs. On May 30, 2018, Shoreline Community College will split the dormitory building for student homes starting the fall of 2019.

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Academics

Faculty and professional staff help students choose between several degrees of transfer and more than 100 professional and technical, technical, and laboratory certificates and certificates, some short term, others take up to two years to complete. Career Education Options (CEO), WorkFirst, Running Start and Study Abroad programs are some of the other educational opportunities offered by SCC. You can also earn an Academic Certificate in Global Studies, Multicultural Understanding or a Master of Business Administration Preparation. Shoreline Community College has international students enrolled in 45 countries. More than 140 scholarships are awarded annually, as well as over $ 14.4 million in financial aid.

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Value for taxpayers and alumni

According to a study released in October 2013, Shoreline Community College is the best value for an associate degree in Washington state and among the best in the country. As shown in the study, the graduates proved to earn $ 456,269 more in their lives than those without an associate degree.

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History

Shoreline Community College is Dr. Ray W. Howard, supervisor of the Shoreline School District. He feels that Washington State high school graduates do not have adequate opportunities for higher education and "are actively working with other school districts in the area to convince legislators of the need for 'non-traditional' students who can not, because the economic circumstances, are present at University of Washington or other four-year institution. "In 1959 he proposed the idea of ​​a college at Shoreline.

Shoreline Community College started with a nightclub in January 1964, receiving 806 student apps to be taught at Shoreline High School which is now the Shoreline Center. Dr. Howard "retired as head of department in 1963, and spent the last two years with district planning and opening a new Shoreline Community College."

"The Boeing family eventually donated roughly 83 acres on a wooded cliff to Shoreline Community College," and the site was opened for construction in the early 1960s. "In the fall of 1965, the new campus is ready for students."

In 2017, the Shoreline Community College Digital Film Program produced a movie called "Last Night of Normal". It was directed by Katanya Warwick. The story was originally written by Kyle Purkhiser. TK Johnson is a Cinematographer. The project is overseen by Kris Boustedt.

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Famous Alumni

• Halvor Hagen, a former NFL player
• Rod Harrel, actor/writer/director at theater, video production, and film production.
• Bob Hasegawa, member of the Washington State Senate,
• Rick Kaminski, is a printer, real estate agent, and stadium food seller
• Most Pastor Joseph J. Tyson, Bishop of Yakima

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Library

The library on campus is one of the first three buildings to be built when the campus is established. In 1981 the library was named in honor of Ray W. Howard near the founder's retirement retirement age. Renovated in late 2016 and early 2017. Recently celebrating 5 million visitors, Ray W. Howard's library serves Shoreline Community College students, faculty, staff, and has several services available to the general public. Students from nearby participating universities can use their institutional ID cards to check materials from the library as well.

Ray Howard Library has a printed collection that includes nonfiction, references, foreign language materials, ESL collections, journals, magazines, and a small popular book section with some graphic novels. While print collections support the Shoreline Community College curriculum, the growing digital collection has shown great value for students and faculty as well. Digital resources include academic and trade journals, magazine and newspaper articles, e-books, reference books, and streaming video. There are three computer labs at the Ray W. Howard Library that provide access to all digital resources without logging in and a long list of software. Librarians teach individual workshops, consultations, and sessions to students and others who are studying the research process. Students and other users may request a Librarian Recipe, where the Librarian will record keywords, key resources, and ideas for the research process. Ray W. Howard participates in online chat collaboration services, Tanya WA which ensures that students have a way to ask questions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Publications

• The Ebbtide is an SCC student newspaper.
• Spindrift is SCC's Arts and Literary Journal, which is released annually.
• 1000 Words is a quarterly publication released by f-stop, the Photography Club at SCC.

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National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium

In 2006, Shoreline Community College was recognized as one of 27 national universities to offer NAFTC's alternative vehicle training and outreach center (AFV). The school's automotive program has received statewide recognition for specialized programs.

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Bibliography

• "About Us: History of Higher Education". Retrieved 19 January 2007.
• "Board of Supervisors, Administration, Faculty". Retrieved 19 January 2007.
• "History". Shoreline Community College 1965-66 Catalog . University Printing: Seattle, 1965.

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References

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External links

• The Shoreline Community College website
• Shoreline International Students Homepage
• The coastline is among the best in the country for associate titles
• Shoreline Beach Fine Arts Program
• Shoreline Community College Intranet
• The SCC Wiki Site
• US. Geological Survey Information System Geographic Name: Shoreline Community College

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