A brand new, Title III Computer Lab and IT Help desk is open winter quarter for student use, . The lab is located in, CC 1353A, and is open, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, . It is situated just north of the temporary Library, across the hall from the veterans' lounge and just south of the old Baxter Center (now study hall and Zoom Zone). This lab will serve as a temporary library classroom while the library is under renovation as well as a student computer lab and IT Helpdesk when not in classroom use. After the temporary library moves back into its renovated space…
Effective, Tuesday, Jan. 18, ,, in-person services, for North Seattle College’s Student Services and other student-facing offices will be, suspended for two weeks through Friday, Jan. 28, . Services will be available exclusively through our virtual/remote services with an in-person option resuming Monday, January 31. Please note that Monday, Jan. 17, is the holiday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and virtual services will not be available that day. This two-week suspension of in-person services is an additional safety measure taken to support student and employee safety in the…
Feb. 10, 2022 Update:, An additional supply of KN95 masks has been secured for faculty, staff and students who come to campus and do not have their own mask. These KN95 masks continue to be available for pick-up at the Campus Security office (College Center) and the south entrance to the Opportunity Center for Employment and Education (OCEE). Note the OCEE is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please take only one…, Jan. 13, 2022, North Seattle College has secured a limited supply of KN95 masks that it is making available to staff and students who do not have their own or did not bring a mask to campus. They are for use only by staff and students who are coming to campus. Please take only ONE MASK PER PERSON for daily use if you do not have your own. KN95 masks offer better protection against the omicron variant of COVID-…
Let's Talk - Informal Consultations with NSC Counselors, These informal sessions are free and confidential. Visits are first come, first serve and no paperwork or appointment is needed. Drop-in to chat with a counselor about anything that's on your mind. Learn more about Let's Talk: Drop-In Consultations . Day Time Zoom Link Counselor Monday 12 pm – 1 pm https://zoom.us/j/9246797517 Melissa Allen Tuesday 12 pm – 1 pm https://zoom.us…, NSC Counseling, offers free, short-term, solution-focused counseling to help students achieve success in college. We help students cope with social-emotional concerns, manage situations interfering with academic success, strengthen study skills, identify careers, select programs of study, confront prejudice, and learn other success skills. Learn more about NSC Counseling . To schedule a counseling appointment,…
In our continuing efforts to meet students’ needs while ensuring the safety of everyone at North Seattle College, we are, extending the suspension of in-person on-campus services for Student Services and other student-facing offices through Friday, Feb. 4., Beginning the week of Feb. 7, through the end of Winter Quarter, we will offer in-person services for those student-facing services three days a week – Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays – from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Virtual services will continue to be available during times when in-person services are not available. Additionally, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 8, we will extend virtual Student Services on…, Some classes may still have in-person sessions as they are currently scheduled., Please check with your instructor to see if there will be any change to your class schedule., To connect virtually, visit our Virtual/Remote Assistance page to view contact information and hours.
Beginning the week of, Feb. 7, , through the end of Winter Quarter, we will offer in-person services for student-facing services three days a week –, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays – from, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Virtual services will continue to be available for students who choose such services or cannot make it to campus. Additionally, beginning, Tuesday, Feb. 8, , virtual Student Services will be available on, Tuesdays from 4:30 to 7 p.m., This includes Admissions, Advising, Financial Aid and Registration., Spring quarter registration for returning students begins Monday, Feb. 7., Please note that the Student Media Center will remain online and continue to have equipment pick-up service via the library. The emergence of the omicron variant made the beginning of Winter Quarter challenging for all of us. As expected, we saw a surge of cases as many people returned from travel and holiday gatherings. However, COVID-19 case counts in our region and the community are declining…
North Seattle College Counseling Department Emiko Minatoya-Shields, M.Ed. Informed by NSC Counselor authored resources well-being and productivity time COVID and locate resources manage stressful situations available online North Seattle Counseling Department recognizes that current events happening on local, national, and global scales may trigger severe sudden stress that impact well-being and…, Reactions to Stress Events- What Happens, and How it Affects Us, When we are inundated by stress signals our bodies and brains automatically trigger biochemical reactions needed to assess danger, prepare for escape or protection, and prevent harm. Because our brains are prioritizing survival, people may find that they have less recall, greater “brain fog,” and less ability to complete more every-day expectations and tasks. It takes time for our brains to…, Suggestions for Care During a Severe Sudden Stress Response, Be mindful of your own capacity and create routines that match where your energy is actually at, rather than where you feel it should be—this is a time to plan to take care of yourself. Events which may trigger a severe sudden stress response often feel unpredictable and intense, so it can be helpful to create routine to help restore a personal rhythm and predictability to manage stress.…, North Seattle College Counseling Department, Students who wish to discuss concerns such as discrimination, crisis, sadness, worry or other concerns related to current event stressors can schedule individual appointments with counseling faculty for short term, goal-focused help. North’s counseling style features mutual collaboration so that students may consider ways—including referral--to reach their goals. Please note Counseling faculty do…, Let’s Talk Drop-In, Students can also meet for consultation with a Counselor during the Let’s Talk Program. You don't need to make an appointment or fill out any paperwork for Let’s Talk. Just drop-in on a first-come basis to be connected to resources and get help with problem-solving. All consultations are confidential. For more information about the Let's Talk program (including Frequently Asked Questions), please…, Further Resources/Referral to Locate Self-help, Access 24-hour crisis intervention through: King County Crisis Clinic 206-461-3222, Text line 741741, TTY 206 461-3219 Washington Listens: 1.833.681.0211 Phone Washington State Information Network 2-1-1, or TTY (206) 461-3610 for health and human services referral resources. American Psychological Association provides information about building resilience—the ability to bounce back from hardship…
For the second straight year, a North Seattle College team of International Business students is a finalist in the international NASBITE case competition . The North Seattle team is the only community college program among the six finalists. Others are George Washington University, Michigan State University, Ohio State University, Western Washington University and Youngstown State University. …